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While Mavericks’ owner Mark Cuban is still in negotiations with Charlie Sheen, Sheen has already been incorporated into some of the team’s promotion department productions. Some clips from Sheen interviews were used over the loudspeakers during the last game at the American Airlines Center. And some of the players, including star Dirk Nowitzki, are enjoying the feeling of being a Sheen themselves. Recently Nowitzki shot a video to promote his bobblehead night that features him flexing while staring in a mirror and ends with Nowitzki deadpanning, "Boom. Winning." "Winning" and "tiger blood" have become buzzwords after Sheen used them on his battle against CBS after they fired... more

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Mark Cuban, the billionaire owner of the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks has been having several conversations with who we could consider the most popular guy in the last few weeks. Of course, we are talking about Charlie Sheen who became famous in the popular sitcom “Two and a Half Men,” from which Sheen was fired due to personal issues with the CBS weeks ago. Cuban confirmed Sunday that he has been in conversations with Sheen recently about developing programming for HDNet, the cable network Cuban owns. "You've got somebody that everybody has a whole lot of interest in who's doing some interesting things, to say the least, and we always look for interesting programming by featuring interesting people doing interesting things," Cuban said. "I reached out and we've had some conversation... more

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San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker suffered a sore calf muscle during Sunday’s win against Memphis. Parker collided with Grizzlies guard Mike Conley in the second quarter of the game; he didn’t return to the game. Parker has started every game of the Spur’s season but he will miss two to four weeks due to his left calf being strained. “When Tony’s on the court the whole dynamic of the team changes,” Spurs guard Manu Ginobili said after Sunday’s victory. “He’s so good at breaking the first line and finding open teammates or finishing. He gives us another great weapon offensively.” Get information on how to start your business using pay per head.... more

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Boston Celtics shooting guard Delonte West is closer than ever from his full recovery. He has been struggling with a broken wrist that has kept him out of the court for most of the season. But this may change soon, since he recently went back into practice. West is expected to play February 22nd against Golden State if his recovery turns out well.

Without West, Boston has had trouble handling the ball and making the right passes. West has proven to be essential to the team’s defense and his jump shots have been missed.

Delonte West was signed by the Boston Celtics on September 1, 2010 (although he had played for the Celtics before in 2004-2006). In the 2010-11 season, West has accumulated an average of 6.8 points per game, 1.80 rebounds per game, 2.0 assists per game, wit... more

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Wild Bill has done it again. The Disney-loving fan of Utah State dressed up as Mrs. Potts from Beauty and the Beast and armed only with the power of song, he managed to distract Nevada’s player at the free throw line. The crowd followed his lead in the all time classic “I’m a Little Teapot”, ultimately making him fumble the shot. It’s hilarious. It’s not the first time we see old Bill pulling something like this, and is likely not to be the last. This pretty much tells us which is the best student section in the country. Watch the video below and see for yourself.

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Ted Williams is a 52-year-old homeless man that despite his homeless condition is the luckiest guy of the moment. Williams is an ex-radio-announcer that until last Monday his job was asking money in the streets making a ‘golden radio voice’ in exchange of some money. A video of Williams has become a viral sensation over the internet since Monday when the Columbus Dispatch news paper published a video of Williams asking money at the street with his incomparable voice. Since then, job offers have rained on Williams, and among those interested in his golden voice are no other than the Cleveland Cavaliers. According to Phyllis Salem, a spokesman for the Cavaliers, they made an employment offer to Williams and despite the promise Williams made on “Good Morning America “ of taki... more

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Los Angeles Lakers star shooting guard Kobe Bryant started out as a successful high school basketball player at Lower Merion High School when he was named the top high school basketball player in the United States. After graduation, he was selected with the 13th overall pick in the 1996 NBA Draft by the Charlotte Hornets, and then traded to the Los Angeles Lakers. Bryant was on top of the NBA scores during the 2005–06 and 2006–07 seasons, breaking records as he did. In 2006, Bryant scored a career high 81 points against the Toronto Raptors, the second most points scored in a single game in NBA history. In the 2007–08 season, he was awarded the regular season's Most Valuable Player Award. After losing in the 2008 NBA Finals, Bryant led the Lakers to two consecutive championships in 20... more

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Blake Griffin and Kobe Bryant let us clear this year they are the personification of NBA epicness. But there are many more players and plays we saw this year that are also worth mentioning. Take the amazing plays that happened the last day of the year, which we have the pleasure to reproduce here in cased you missed any. This video shows the NBA TV's final Top 10 Plays of December 31st 2010. Enjoy as much as we did with this enthusiastic coverage. Get information on how to start your business using pay per he... more

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Los Angeles Clippers’ power forward Blake Griffin was selected first overall in the 2009 NBA Draft after playing college basketball for the Oklahoma Sooners. He is widely respected and holds many awards, among which are the McDonald's All-American, Naismith Award, John Wooden Award, McDonald's All-American Dunk Contest Winner, Adolph Rupp Trophy, Oscar Robertson Trophy, and Unanimous AP All American. Just in 2009, he was named Player of the Year by Sports Illustrated, Sporting News, Athlon Sports, FoxSports, AP Big 12, and Coaches' Big 12. The cover of the NCAA Basketball 10 video game by EA Sports features Blake Griffin and he has appeared in advertisements by Subway restaurants. Watch his best plays, lightning reflexes, glorious dunks, and crazy air spins in this fleeting year and beco... more

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Orlando Magic’s guard Gilbert Arenas performed an amazing three-quarters court buzzer beater shot before halftime of the game against the New Jersey Nets. The ball bounced off the rim and unfortunately went through the basket half a second past the buzzer and it was not counted. Can you believe it? Even the Nets were cheering. If only shots could override rules with their awesomeness. Watch the video below and see for yourself. Orlando enjoyed another victory after all, with the game ending up 104-88 in favor of the Magic. Get information on how to start your business using pay per head.