Charles Hallman

Eight Twin Cities high school basketball teams, all coached by Black head coaches, gathered at Hoop Habits for a Juneteenth event built on unity.

KNOXVILLE, TENN. – The high point of last weekend's Women's Basketball Hall of Fame (WBHOF) induction ceremony besides the pomp and circumstance are the inductees' origin stories told in humbling ways.

Male practice players and the WNBA virtually have been synonymous since the league's founding 30 years ago. Former collegiate or semi-pro players are employed by teams for game preparation.

The present WNBA post-season playoff setup was started 10 years ago, in 2016, because of perhaps the league's greatest rivalry ever.

Terrell Battle on his path to the Timberwolves, his friendship with Stephen A. Smith, and raising two pro athletes.

The Alyssa Thomas-Caitlin Clark on-court kerfuffle late last month sadly sparked, for many, a Marvin Gaye “Make You Wanna Holler, Put Up Both Your Hands” moment.

Point one — The annual road to the Final Four in NCAA women’s and men’s postseason basketball will be a little longer next spring. Beginning in 2027, 76 te

The WNBA couldn't and wouldn't have survived for 30 years if it wasn't for Black players, and third-year Indiana guard Caitlin Clark isn't the league's savior.

We enjoy watching baseball, especially seeing and speaking with Black baseball players before or after games. Strike one:

Whether she likes it or not, Renee Brown's WNBA legacy is forever cemented. She was with the league from the start and rose to one of pro sports' high-ranking Black female executives during her nearly decade-plus tenure.