The Thunder have the best defense in basketball, but their scheme is rare in today's NBA. Will it hold up in the playoffs?

St. Louis Blues defenseman Robert Bortuzzo launched a puck down ice, and nailed a referee straight in the junk—only to make a huge deflection into goal. Sadly, there's a rule for these things.

The Toronto Raptors star was asked to talk about his favorite Christmas memories. His response? "Not right now."

In this episode of RED CARDS, we meet Richard "Pee Wee" Kirkland, an icon of Harlem’s early street basketball scene. Given the chance to play professionally, however, Kirkland chose a career in drug trafficking instead.

It sure sounds like Cody Rhodes, The Young Bucks and the rest of The Elite have started their own promotion along with Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan.

Steph Curry joined a growing group of conspiracy theorist NBA floor generals when he questioned whether we landed on the moon.

Heading into this season, it was hard to imagine how Leonard could improve. But in his first year with the Toronto Raptors, his ball-handling has already gone from good to great.

The fight was called off by the doctor before the last round because Brian Ortega Ortega had absorbed over three hundred strikes in the previous four rounds and was a swollen, bloody mess.

Also: Collin Sexton is Lord of the Long Two, Nick Nurse is a mad scientist, Lonzo Ball's eye test vs. analytics debate, Karl-Anthony Towns is turning into a guard, a backup point guard who equals mid-90's nostalgia, and more!

SpoTV sportscaster Jo Hyun-il's barely flinched when his nosebleed reached well past his mouth, but his cohost definitely noticed.

When Lonzo starts running coast-to-coast, throw the analytics out the window and trust your eyes.

If Collin Sexton can flesh out the other areas of his game, however, he can become a real problem for opposing defenses.