Duncan Mccoll is a journalist for Basketball Forever, specializing in covering the latest news and happenings in the world of basketball. With a keen eye for player performances, trade rumors, and game analysis, Duncan provides insightful articles that keep basketball enthusiasts informed and engaged.
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Kevin Durant has copped his fair share of criticism for the amount of injuries he's suffered in recent seasons, but he played in 75 games.
Rudy Gobert is set to take out his fourth DPOY, but many think he isn't deserving of it, including former NBA big man DeMarcus Cousins.
Basketball fans on social media are upset about the pay disparity between Caitlin Clark and the NBA's number one pick.
The message at the Warriors is clear - they want Klay back and GM Mike Dunleavy is the latest member of the organization to say so.
Knicks players Donte DiVincenzo and Josh Hart have a solid relationship now, but back in the fall of 2015 it was a different story.
TNT analyst Charles Barkley was not impressed with the way Joel Embiid conducted himself after the Sixers' brutal loss to the Knicks.
The NBA community, ripped Joel Embiid when he kept his head down talking to reporters after the 76ers' Game 2 loss to the Knicks.
LeBron James will be 40 years old at in December and many are wondering how many more seasons he has left to play in the league, if any.
By: Duncan Mccoll
The Lakers were swept by the Nuggets, but the team's woes were on full display well before then, LeBron says.
By: Duncan Mccoll
The Mavericks-Clippers series isn't done yet, but Stephen A. Smith has seen all he needs to see to know LAC needs a rebuild.
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