Kyrie Irving silences revisionist critics, declaring Kobe Bryant's greatness untouchable and his legacy immortal.

Kevin Durant may have been traded from the Phoenix Suns to the Dallas Mavericks if Kyrie Irving hadn’t torn his left ACL in March, according to NBA insider Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson.

When an NBA player signs a new contract, in the social media post that gets sent announcing it, right after the team name comes the number of years and for how much money they were signed to. It has become second nature,

"I know who f—k with Kobe and who didn't" - Kyrie Irving defends Kobe Bryant's legacy after recent media snub originally appeared on Basketball Network.

It’s no secret that the point guard position is the most competitive in the NBA. Every single season, someone deserving an All-Star or All-NBA selection misses out just due to the overwhelming amount talent.

Kyrie Irving's tenure with the Brooklyn Nets was a rocky one, to say the least. Kevin Durant was out for the first year he was there due to an Achilles recovery, then Irving's refusal to get the New York-mandated COVID-19 vaccine forced him to miss home games.

Kyrie Irving finally breaks his silence and reveals he asked the Nets to release him when they had suspended him for sitting out games due to the COVID-19 vaccine protocol at the time.

Indiana Pacers point guard T.J. McConnell spoke out with a strong message about Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving.