With over 116 million views, ESPN’s Shams Charania shocked the world last when he dropped the leak of Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis. Be it trade news or injury updates, the announcement from the 32-year-old is before the league’s official statement.

Dirk Nowitzki shared the perfect reaction ahead of the highly anticipated Spurs-Thunder Western Conference Finals showdown.

Shams Charania just made himself some pretty high-profile enemies. The ESPN reporter irked fans and media members alike on Sunday when he broke the news that Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had won his second consecutive NBA MVP award.

He stole a line from equipment manager Dwayne Wilson — who trash-talked opponents himself — and reportedly yelled, "Get your a-s up, we ain't through kicking your a-s." The Mavericks were likely ahead at that point,

Dirk believes the Lakers could’ve competed with anybody if Luka was healthy: “I think they had an opportunity there as well as he was playing. They could’ve beaten anybody. Maybe not OKC but in March when they were at their height of their season I think they felt they could… pic.twitter.com/qaUdR2ONYr

Dirk Nowitzki and the late Kobe Bryant nearly became teammates with the Dallas Mavericks, which would have created one of the best duos in NBA history. The Lakers nearly dealt Bryant to Dallas back in 2007 and Nowitzki revealed in an interview with CBS ...

Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Anthony Edwards showed his respect to the San Antonio Spurs advancing to the Western Conference finals Friday.The only

A quick look at how Dirk Nowitzki could have made almost half a billion but chose to sign discounted contract extensions with the Mavs.