Jay Mahesh Lokegaonkar

Scottie Pippen is fondly remembered as the greatest sidekick in NBA history. Alongside Michael Jordan, he led the Bulls to six championships in eight years.

From 1996 to 2004, the Suns alternated between having a winning and losing season. They won more than 50 games in three campaigns during that spell but made it past the first round only once.

Knicks star Josh Hart wears his heart on his sleeve. The veteran has no filter and is no stranger to poking fun at his teammates and even his opponents.

Christmas Day is exciting for obvious reasons, but it is extra special for NBA fans and players. The league has made the holiday its own by pitting the finest teams against each other.

Bulls star Lonzo Ball returned to action this season after a two-year hiatus and has been slowly and steadily finding his rhythm.

Darvin Ham's tenure as the Lakers' head coach was a rollercoaster ride. They made it to the Western Conference Finals in his first season and won the NBA Cup in his second year.

Giannis Antetokounmpo's brother Thanasis endures more mockery than any other player in the NBA. The forward is often critiqued heavily for living off his superstar sibling.

Outside of his vicious dunks, LeBron James' play style may not be as flashy as some of his peers or stars from the past. But nobody can question his effectiveness.

The Christmas Day duel between the Spurs and the Knicks at Madison Square Garden was a tense and hard-fought affair.

Rumors of Jimmy Butler and the Heat's divorce have been swirling for nearly a month. But on Christmas Day, NBA insider Shams Charania confirmed that the forward wants to leave.