In sports, wild things happen that elicit a simple reaction, 'wow.' Whether it’s watching an amazing feat, or witnessing a record-breaking feat, these are the moments that remind us of why we watch sports.

We’re a couple of weeks into the NBA season and now is a good time to evaluate how some of the Latino and Hispanic players in the league are performing.

Myles Turner appears open to moving to Hollywood only that it is something only the Los Angeles Lakers and Indiana Pacers can pull off.

With the NBA season underway, there are a lot of fun storylines to follow. We’re here to give you some fun facts about the NBA this season to add more context to all of the great basketball being played.

Steve Nash could be losing his grip on his Brooklyn Nets players, a reason why they have been performing poorly so far this 2022-23 NBA season.

The Lakers are off to an 0-4 start and the quality of their basketball leaves very little space for optimism. After winning a championship 3 seasons ago, the only Lakers from that roster that remain are LeBron James and Anthony Davis.

The Los Angeles Lakers could use someone like Duncan Robinson but may not have the needed resources to pull off a deal with the Miami Heat.

The Utah Jazz may be gambling on their chances at Victor Wembanyama if they continue to retain Jordan Clarkson and Mike Conley.

Jae Crowder clarified that his trade request was in no way because he lost his starting job with the Phoenix Suns.

There are 450 roster spots (not including two-way contracts) in the NBA and a small portion of those spots, around 3%, belong to Latinos and Spaniards

The 19-year-old immediately made an impact, scoring Orlando’s first four points and starting off 3-3 from the field. In the fourth quarter alone, he scored 13 points on 5-8 shooting from the field. Overall, Banchero finished with 27 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 blocks on 11-18 shooting.

The NBA season officially kicks off October 18 with a pair of high-profile matchups: the Sixers taking on the Celtics and the Lakers matching up with the Warriors. Here's a team-by-team guide of what to watch for this season.

The NBA season officially kicks off October 18 with a pair of high-profile matchups: the Sixers taking on the Celtics and the Lakers matching up with the Warriors. Here's a team-by-team guide of what to watch for this season.

Kemba Walker has yet to find a new home although he it may make sense for him to return to Charlotte following LaMelo Ball's injury.

Draymond Green is reportedly returning this Thursday after he was fined by the Golden State Warriors for his actions against Jordan Poole.

Former NBA player Ben Gordon has been arrested again, this time at the LaGuardia airport after allegedly hitting his 10-year-old son.

The actual video of Draymond Green on Jordan Poole has come out, compounding the woes of the Golden State Warriors.

LeBron James addressed rumors about him possibly owning an NBA team in the future, sending a message to NBA commissioner Adam Silver.

The Los Angeles Lakers plan to practice extreme patience before figuring out what to do with Russell Westbrook.

The Boston Celtics have reportedly signed Blake Griffin to a one-year deal to fill up its forward position void.

DeMar DeRozan still remembers how the Lakers passed him up in favor or Russell Westbrook.

CJ McCollum has reportedly agreed to a two-year contract extension with the New Orleans Pelicans worth $64 million.

Boston Celtics head coach Ime Udoka has been suspended for the rest of the season after violating the team's code of conduct.

Robert Sarver is now trying to find takers for the Phoenix Suns and the Phoenix Mercury, a move that was lauded by NBA commissioner Adam Silver and several NBA stars.

Dennis Schroder has re-signed with the Los Angeles Lakers on a veteran's minimum for the coming 2022-23 NBA season.

Donovan Mitchell claims that he wanted to play on with Rudy Gobert but Jazz CEO Danny Ainge wanted to go in a different direction.

Robert Sarver was fined $10 million and banned from Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury events for a year for racism and misogyny.

Jordan Clarkson is the latest player from the Utah Jazz allegedly drawing interest from multiple NBA teams.

Carmelo Anthony could be a plausible target for the Boston Celtics who will miss Danilo Gallinari for several months.

The Utah Jazz is reportedly ready to deal away more of their NBA vets if teams can make the right offer.