SLAM Magazine

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.

National, Consumer
English
Magazine

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Domain Authority
72
Ranking

Global

#280613

United States

#105579

News and Media

#3975

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Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

    Legacy. That’s what I asked UConn head coach Geno Auriemma about when we talked on the phone just a few years ago. Back then, the all-time legendary head coach was in Year 38 of his career and, having led the Huskies to 11 National titles and 22 Final Four appearances, had admittedly started thinking about not just is own success, but all that the program has achieved. Sometimes the thought, Do I have it in me to keep doing this? would cross his mind, especially at the end of the season.

  • 3 weeks ago | slamonline.com | Ben Osborne

    As women’s hoops’ “moment” turns into a permanent state of extreme popularity, and with Women’s History Month on deck in March, New York City’s Department of Youth & Community Development (DYCD) got in the spirit with the soft launch of a new DYCD Basketball League for girls throughout the Big Apple.

  • 3 weeks ago | slamonline.com | Jared Ebanks

    At first glance from the corner of Rivington and Columbia, the Masaryk Community Gym looks like it’s hidden behind a giant white brick wall. That’s kind of because it is. Home to the collaborative project of Aimé Leon Dore and New Balance, the building juts out onto the sidewalk as a beacon for the Lower East Side’s hoops community. The colorless bricks that face the pavement are illuminated by a painted mural that depicts the action taking place on the second floor.

  • 3 weeks ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

    Audi Crooks is ready to run it back. After averaging an impressive 23.4 points and 7.5 boards this season, the 6-3 center has announced that she’s returning to Iowa State for her junior season. The SLAMU cover star made it official with her own Instagram post, which poked fun at any speculation that she’d be taking her talents elsewhere.

  • 4 weeks ago | slamonline.com | Deyscha Smith

    CP3 is getting her jersey hung in the rafters. The Sparks have announced that they will be retiring Candace Parker’s jersey on June 29 at Crypto.com Arena as the team faces the Chicago Sky. Parker will join the elite company of Lisa Leslie and Penny Toler, No. 9 and No. 11 respectively, as the third-ever Spark to have her jersey honored. Parker won a title with the Sparks in 2016 and was named Finals MVP of the series against the Lynx. She holds the franchise’s career assist record with 1,331.