Former NBA star Ron Artest (now known as Metta World Peace) looked back on his controversial career and spoke about a myriad of topics, including joining the Bulls after Michael Jordan left and how the league's attitude towards mental illness has shifted in recent years.
It's hard to argue against either the Lakers or Celtics landing spots this high on the list, as the two have iconic looks that are the defining jerseys of the NBA for countless fans across generations.
There's no doubt Lynch's best days as a runner are behind him, but the Seahawks are likely willing to give him a low salary.
The reason for the move is pretty obvious: it would allow the NFL to get even more viewers, which would mean more revenue.
The debate over bringing back the NBA has heated up over the last few days, with both optimists and skeptics weighing in.
While several NBA owners and players have spoken about the hope that the NBA will finish the season, some people are less enthusiastic about a possible return.
Since shutting down in March, the NBA has been trying to figure out a way to restart the season without putting players, coaches and league personnel at risk.
It's worth noting that New England has been linked to virtually every quarterback who has hit the free-agent market but even so, Dalton may be the best fit for the team.
For now, it appears that the job of starting quarterback is Haskins to lose but none of this means that Washington won't be adding any other quarterbacks to the mix.
While this won't go down as one of the great beefs in NBA history, we can always appreciate Gordon's willingness to go after a living legend.
And with the one-and-done rule expected to be abolished sooner rather than later, the trend of high-profile recruits choosing the pros over college might just be getting started.
Currently, all 30 NBA teams have played between 63-67 games, so if the regular season were to stop now, none of them would have reached the minimum number of games promised to their respective regional sports networks.
Easily the biggest surprise of last week's NFL draft was when the Green Bay Packers traded up to take Utah State quarterback Jordan Love in the first round.
The idea of a player needing a ring to secure their legacy is a narrow and reductive narrative that overlooks the careers of superstars like Charles Barkley, Allen Iverson and Patrick Ewing.
For football fans, it will undoubtedly be strange to not see McShay during the draft, as he has become such an essential part of the event's DNA.
The Patriots have been linked to a number of quarterbacks, most commonly Alabama signal-caller Tua Tagovailoa.
A Dodgers spokesperson said Scully is in good spirits and resting comfortably. The spokesperson also confirmed that it's expected he will be released soon.
The idea of a team with Drew Brees and Taysom Hill adding another quarterback to the roster may seem like overkill, but there's plenty of reasons to believe Mickey Loomis isn't bluffing.
The primary concern about Tua seems to be his history of injuries. Last November, he fractured and displaced his hip, which forced him to miss the remainder of the season.
While the curse used to claim even the mightiest of stars, including Marshall Faulk, Michael Vick and Shaun Alexander, its potency has noticeably diminished as of late.
Could Saban be sending a message about his former quarterback to his former NFL team?