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Angel Reese became the fastest player in WNBA history to reach 50 career double-doubles, breaking a record held by legend Tina Charles. The Atlanta Dream star sealed her record-breaking debut with a game-saving block as time expired.
Caitlin Clark just became the fastest player in WNBA history to hit 1,000 points, 250 rebounds, and 250 assists, and basketball royalty is taking notice. LeBron James gave the Indiana Fever star a shout-out on Instagram, celebrating her breaking Diana Taurasi's previous record.
Victor Wembanyama, 22, just delivered one of the most dominant playoff performances in NBA history, joining an elite club of just four players to achieve a rare statistical feat. The Paris 2024 Olympic silver medalist's 39-point masterpiece led the Spurs to a crucial Game 3 victory.
When the WNBA's Portland Fire folded in 2002, players like Sylvia Crawley lost access to footage of their own careers. Now the team's 2026 revival is bringing those memories back to life.
The Philadelphia 76ers just did something only 13 other NBA teams have ever accomplished: they came back from a 3-1 playoff deficit to win the series. Their Game 7 victory in Boston ended a 44-year curse against the Celtics and sent them to Round 2.
The Detroit Pistons refused to let their season end, staging one of the greatest playoff comebacks in NBA history. Down 24 points at halftime, they locked down defensively to beat Orlando 93-79 and force a decisive Game 7.
The Toronto Raptors made NBA history by winning a playoff game while shooting just 13% from three-point range, proving defense and determination can overcome cold shooting. Their gritty 93-89 victory tied the series 2-2 with Cleveland, showing what's possible when a team refuses to quit.
San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama just made NBA history by becoming the youngest player ever to win Defensive Player of the Year at age 21. The French phenom's record-breaking achievement caps off a sensational rookie campaign that's redefining what's possible for first-year players.
Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston just became the highest-paid player in WNBA history with a groundbreaking $6.3 million contract extension. The deal also marks the first time a new provision designed to reward exceptional young talent has been used in the league.
The national champion UCLA Bruins made WNBA history with five players selected in the first round and six overall. The celebration in New York showcased a team that won together and now gets to chase professional dreams together.
Charlisse Leger-Walker just became the first New Zealander ever drafted into the WNBA, selected 18th overall by the Connecticut Sun. Two years after a devastating knee injury nearly ended her dream, the 24-year-old guard is proving that setbacks can set up the greatest comebacks.
The Oklahoma City Thunder just did something no NBA team has ever done: win three consecutive games by at least 35 points. With a 63-16 record and the top seed within reach, this young team is proving their incredible start wasn't a fluke.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg just made NBA history with consecutive 40-point games, becoming the first teenager to score 50+ points and matching a feat last seen with Allen Iverson in 1997. The 19-year-old's electric performance is bringing hope to a struggling team and thrilling basketball fans nationwide.
Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg became the first teenager ever to score 50 points in an NBA game, erupting for 51 in a display of pure talent that had fans on their feet. After his coach and teammate were ejected defending him from a missed call, the 19-year-old responded with an unforgettable fourth quarter that rewrote the record books.
LeBron James just passed the ball to his son Bronny for a basket, creating the first father-to-son assist in NBA's 78-year history. The Lakers teammates made sports history while making a dad's dream come true.
LeBron James just passed the ball to his son Bronny for a basket during a Lakers game, creating the first assist between a father and son in NBA history. The moment came just days after the two became the first father-son duo to share an NBA court.
LeBron James just became the first NBA player ever to pass the ball to his own son for a basket during a professional game. The father-son duo achieved this milestone while playing together on the Los Angeles Lakers. #
Basketball legend LeBron James passed to his son Bronny for a three-pointer Friday night, creating the first father-son assist in NBA history. The heartwarming moment came during the Lakers' win over the Brooklyn Nets.
LeBron James became the oldest player in NBA history to record a triple-double while tying the all-time record for most games played, inspiring teammates to push through fatigue for the Lakers' eighth straight win. At 41, he's proving age is just a number.
Atlanta Hawks star Jonathan Kuminga accidentally made a 75-foot shot while trying to pass the ball, creating the sixth-longest basket in NBA history. The improbable moment capped off the Hawks' 11th straight win as they surge toward the playoffs.
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