Steven Kubitza

The NBA world was anxiously waiting for LeBron James to make his latest free-agency decision. The 22-time All-Star did just that Friday, announcing he would join the Philadelphia 76ers after weeks of deliberations.

The NBA's GOAT debate between LeBron James and Michael Jordan continues to rage on, and Allen Iverson had his say in the matter.

New York Knicks legend Carmelo Anthony once mentioned that he'd never take a pay cut, which is a bold admission.

Stephen A. Smith bashed Kevin Durant for his comments comparing LeBron James' move to the 76ers to his own move to the Warriors in 2016.

The WNBA has found itself in the midst of a political firestorm at the moment. The topic of discussion surrounds the inclusion of transgender athletes taking part in girls’ and women’s sports.

Indiana Fever stars Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham have been in the national news lately for several different reasons. The former is a polarizing figure whose every action and comment gets politicized, while the latter has seemingly become the face of the transgender-athletes-in-women’s-sports debate.

The WNBA is in the midst of its regular season, yet the discussion surrounding the league has moved well beyond the court and into the political realm. The topic in focus is the argument surrounding transgender athletes playing in women’s sports.

Caitlin Clark has been all over the WNBA and national headlines as of late. Usually, it has nothing to do with her play on the court.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham has found herself in the headlines for anything but her play on the floor over the past two weeks. This comes after Cunningham shared her stance that biological men should not compete in girls’ or women’s sports.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham shared her opinion on the debate over transgender athletes competing in girls’ and women’s sports a few weeks ago. These initial comments have sparked countless thoughts on the matter, going beyond the usual boundaries of sports news.