Before the Warriors and Cavs get back on the court to battle it out in the NBA Finals, relive the first quarter of Game 2 with some of the game's best tweets. Zero dark thirty-23 activated #StriveForGreatness — LeBron James (@KingJames) April 19, 2015 Lock in! #dubnation — Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) June 7, 2015 LeBron James looks relaxed for Game 2. #NBAFinals pic.twitter.com/S9lnzUVNoC — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) June 7, 2015 Game 2 starting lineups pic.twitter...Read Full Story

The 2010 NBA Draft will be held June 24, 2010, in New York City. It will be broadcast on ESPN, and will take place at Madison Square Garden.The following players will be eligible for the 2010 NBA Draft, according to Wikipedia:    * Solomon Alabi – C, Florida State (sophomore) Nigeria    * Cole Aldrich – F/C, Kansas (junior)[10]    * Al-Farouq Aminu – F, Wake Forest (sophomore)    * James Anderson – G, Oklahoma State (junior)[11]    * Luke Babbitt – F, Nevada (sophomore)    * Armon Bassett – G...Read Full Story

(Getty Images) The 2010 NBA Playoff finals are upon us and a heated rivalry between the Boston Celtics and the LA Lakers has ensured a bevy of celebrities in attendance. One would think that dressing for a basketball game would be simple, but nothing is really simple in La La Land. Each celeb has a distinct way of dressing for the sporting event of the season. Check out our basketball style trends:Heels on the court? Why not!It may be a basketball game but, to these celebs, that's no...Read Full Story

The four-man line-up for the NBA's annual Slam Dunk Contest this weekend is still being sorted out as returning champion Nate Robinson is suffering from a groin injury that may keep him from competing and two rookies are set to have a dunk-off for the last spot. If Nate Robinson decides his groin is OK, he'll be competing against Shannon Brown of the Los Angeles Lakers, and Gerald Wallace of the Charlotte Bobcats. The fourth contestant will be decided Saturday when DeMar DeRozan of the...Read Full Story

It was announced Monday that Michael Jordan would be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame this September. While this isn't exactly shocking news, Jordan's reaction was a little odd.Most athletes are overcome with emotion when they're inducted into their sport's hall of fame. Some cry, others smile to the point that it's creepy and most make long drawn out speeches to try and explain an emotion that most people will never understand.Jordan on the other hand seemed slightly offended, and...Read Full Story