SLAM Magazine

SLAM Magazine is a basketball publication from the United States that has been in circulation since 1994. It is published by Source Interlink.

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How Real Run L.A. is Bringing Opportunities and Offers to College Hoopers

1 week ago | slamonline.com | Jared Ebanks

From April until November every year, college basketball players don’t have a spotlight to shine in. Once March Madness wraps, it’s nothing but crickets for the thousands of players from the NAIA to DI. That’s eight months of not being seen. No crowds. No scouts. In an era where being visible to the right program means major NIL deals on the table, the Real Run L.A. College Summer League has become so vital.
Agot Makeer is Ready to Bring Her Versatile Game to South Carolina

4 weeks ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

“I can be part of that.”That’s what Agot Makeer would think to herself wherever she watched South Carolina play. The five-star recruit and the No. 4-ranked player in the class of 2025 recently committed to the Gamecocks in March, but even before that, she’d always felt drawn to the program. “Seeing the crowd, seeing the energy, seeing the joy they all have playing with each other, it’s just like, I want to be part of that,” Makeer tells us over the phone a few weeks after the news became official.
Back on Cloud 9: New York Liberty Star Natasha Cloud Covers SLAM 256

1 month ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

Natasha Cloud wasn’t expecting this type of welcome. The Philly native who grew up just a few hours from the Brooklyn borough she now calls home practically leapt out of the black SUVshe was riding in once it pulled up to Barclays Center. On an overcast day in mid-April, Cloud was welcomed to the New York Liberty with a seafoam carpet roll out.
From the West Side With Love: The LA Sparks Cover SLAM 256

1 month ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

“I think it’s a new era, so we’re not going to talk about it. We’re going to be about it.”Kelsey Plum has never been one to hold back. Not when she was 10 years old and told her mom that she wanted to play in the WNBA. Not in Washington, where she broke numerous records.
The Dallas Wings are Ready to FLY This Season

1 month ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

Dallas Wings rookie Paige Bueckers is at the top of the key guarding Las Vegas Aces’ Jackie Young when all of a sudden, it hits her. Every rookie has their “Welcome to the W” moment, a reality check on just how competitive the League is. But for Bueckers, in her debut game, hers was literally a shoulder check straight to the chest. With 7:17 left in the first quarter, Young, one of the best scorers in the W, drove right at the 6-0 guard and former UConn star.
Kahleah Copper, Alyssa Thomas & Satou Sabally Cover SLAM 256

1 month ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

Without the past, there’s no present. Let’s be real: we can’t talk about what’s going on in Phoenix right now without talking about Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner first. DT was the franchise’s first-ever No. 1 pick in ’04, and from the moment she arrived until she retired 20 years later, she was the franchise’s centerpiece, the iron at the core of their offense.
Angel, Big 4 and Liberty: Women's sports stars took over the Met Gala

1 month ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

Women’s sports took over the Met Gala. From Angel Reese—who was an honorary member of the host committee alongside track superstar Sha’Carri Richardson and the GOAT of gymnastics, Simone Biles—to the reigning New York Liberty champs Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones and Sabrina Ionescu, women’s athletes took over the event.
SHY TO ATL: Shyanne Sellers claimed by Atlanta Dream off of waivers

1 month ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

Shyanne Sellers has been claimed by the Dream off of waivers. The move was made official via the WNBA’s transactions page, and then shortly announced on the Dream’s socials: The Maryland-standout guard, who averaged 14.4 points per game, was drafted this year by the Valkyries in the second-round as the No. 17 pick. She was then waived by the Valkyries, a move that stunned fans as Sellers had not yet played in a preseason game.
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1 month ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

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Darius Acuff Jr Looks Ahead at Arkansas and Cal's Vision For His Game | SLAMU

1 month ago | slamonline.com | Jared Ebanks

Darius Acuff Jr. doesn’t have too many vivid memories from when he was really young—we’re talking 2 or 3 years old. But he does remember running around the ACC’s gym that sat just down the street from his childhood home in Detroit while his older cousin’s team tried to practice. All of his memories with the game began in that gym with striped royal blue walls. Since 2003, the father of Darius’ uncle Rashad has taken care of that very gym.