BALTIMORE — Even if you’ve never watched the full game, you’ve probably seen the clip. He rises without hesitation to sink a clutch jumper from 20 feet. As the camera focuses on the ensuing inbounds ...
"That definitely did hurt Larry and I's career" - Kevin McHale says Larry Bird would have played a lot longer if Len Bias didn’t die originally appeared on Basketball Network. In 1986, the Boston ...
Subscribe to The St. Louis American‘s free weekly newsletter for critical stories, community voices, and insights that matter. Sign up It’s been nearly 20 years since Maryland basketball star Len Bias ...
On this episode of the Edge of Sports podcast, part 4 of our series, the Basketball Butterfly Effect. Dave Zirin Here's where to find podcasts from The Nation. Political talk without the boring parts, ...
(NEW YORK) — Legendary basketball player Len Bias is being inducted into the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, 35 years after his death, but his family and fans are still grieving over the ...
There have been countless examples in the NBA where promising stars never reached their full potential because of injuries, but the tragedy surrounding Len Bias stands apart from all of them. His ...
The NBA has seen its fair share of "what-if" stories. Players who many pegged to be on a path of greatness, only to be derailed by injuries. This includes the likes of Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway, ...
For the past year, Dave Ungrady and Don Markus have interviewed more than 60 people and spent almost 1,000 hours collecting material for a podcast series on the legacy of Maryland men’s basketball ...
Washington – It has been 30 years since the death of Len Bias, one of the University of Maryland’s greatest basketball stars. It was June 1986. Len Bias was 22 and had just been drafted by the Boston ...