Kobe Bryant was a creature of habit when it came to his workouts and practice routines. With everything centered around basketball, he rarely broke the monotony — something Paul Pierce would attest to, given that he once saw the Lakers legend at a bar.

Former Celtics teammates, Garnett and Perkins, were part of the 2008 championship roster. Shipped to Boston in 2007, it did not take much time for KG to find his footing. Leading the Celtics Big 3, which included Paul Pierce and Ray Allen.

Paul Pierce said there was an "intense moment" between Kevin Garnett and Kendrick Perkins during a team meeting during the 2008-09 season.

LeBron James has been in the NBA for over half his life. The Los Angeles Lakers superstar is currently approaching his 23rd season in the league and continues to dominate regardless.

Mark Cuban bought the Dallas Mavericks in 2000. He was a hands-on owner from day one, and he helped raise the bar in terms of player treatment and what teams offered in their facilities and whatnot.

Celtics legend Paul Pierce reveals what is was truly like to face LeBron James during his first stint with the Cavaliers.

Paul Pierce knows firsthand what it’s like to face LeBron James at his best. The Hall of Famer, who went toe-to-toe with LeBron in five playoff battles,

Boston Celtics legend Paul Pierce kept it real on Tuesday when he shared advice for men. Staying true to his nickname, “The Truth,” Pierce urged men to prioritize substance over looks when choosing women.

But Pierce, inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2021, was just as focused on every detail that could give him, a 10-time NBA All-Star, an edge — no matter how small.

One of the qualities that go into being considered an elite scorer in the NBA is the ability to put the ball in the hoop from any part of the court. "Pure scorer" is a term often used to describe a player who has the complete bag in his offensive arsenal and can essentially create their own shot whenever they want to.

Before the 1998 season began, the Bulls already knew they were playing in their last year together. That's why it was called "The Last Dance," and that's why the franchise allowed a crew from NBA Entertainment to document the entire season. The 500-hour film was summarized into the 10-part ESPN documentary entitled, well, "The Last Dance."