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HOUSTON, TEXAS — Tradeblock today is proud to announce a new partnership with NBA legend and head coach of the Memphis Tigers, Penny Hardaway....

Yet another NBA star got his own shoe. This time it is Jayson Tatum who joined Jordan Brand. His first shoe is titled Jordan Tatum...

On “The Steam Room” podcast, the Philadelphia 76ers and Phoenix Suns legend Charles Barkley explained to co-host Ernie Johnson that he brings his own...

The experts at Basketball Insiders have crunched the numbers from Kix Stats to find the top-5 most popular basketball shoes worn by NBA players...

A pair of historic game-worn shoes by Michael Jordan in the 1998 NBA Finals was placed at auction and may patch from $2 million...

The New York Knicks star guard Jalen Brunson shared some of his thoughts on his relationship with fellow teammate Josh Hart: "He's still a...

In the postgame of their Sunday overtime showcase against the Atlanta Hawks, Kyrie Irving hinted at a key note regarding his next potential shoe...

The Pelicans recorded an important win against the Clippers (122-114) as they remain in race for a direct playoff spot. With 40 wins and 38...

Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker is reportedly having his very first signature shoe. Per SneakerFiles.com, Booker's debut signature shoe with Nike will be dropped...

"Despite its small population and limited resources, Iceland has managed to make a significant impact on the European basketball stage. How has this tiny nation achieved such a feat? The answer lies in their unique, small but mighty approach to basketball development. One key factor in Iceland's success has been the influence of Coach Craig Pedersen. His tireless dedication to player development and the implementation of innovative coaching techniques has been a driving force behind Iceland's basketball growth. Through Pedersen's guidance, Icelandic players have honed their skills and developed a resilient mindset, allowing them to compete with the best teams in Europe. Another aspect of Iceland's success is their focus on community engagement and support. Basketball clubs throughout the country work together to create a strong network, sharing resources and knowledge to ensure the continuous improvement of players, coaches, and administrators. This collaborative environment fosters a sense of unity and pride, which has been instrumental in Iceland's rise in European basketball. It's not the size of the country that determines its basketball potential, but rather the strength of its basketball ecosystem and the determination of its people. By learning from Iceland's small but mighty approach, other developing nations can unlock their true basketball potential and make their mark on the international stage."

Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks have been going back and forth with their comments about one another. Recently, the Grizzlies forward was involved in an...

Zion Williamson, who has been out with a hamstring injury since early January, got his first tattoo. The tattoo that covers the upper back of...

Donovan Mitchell, like many basketball fans, is watching the March Madness tournament. It seems that saw a familiar face there, someone who looks like...

Nickelback learned that Jimmy Butler of the Miami Heat is a pretty big fan after a certain postgame sing-along in the locker room to...

NBA legend Charles Barkley told a story that is sure to go viral. When being in the studio to cover the March Madness, he...