An undated photo of Leonard Glenn Francis, aka “Fat Leonard.” (Obtained by The Washington Post) Francis, 60, initially filed his appeal with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals under seal in ...

Iverson also became a cult figure by stepping over former L.A. Lakers guard and current L.A. Clippers head coach Tyronn Lue to victory in Game 1 of the 2001 NBA Finals.

The 5th Wheel Fat Tire Electric Bike is now $500, nearly 50% off its original price of $999, and it even comes with free shipping, so there are no last-minute surprises.

The New York Knicks need a new head coach after firing Tom Thibodeau, who went 226-174 in the regular season and 24-23 in the postseason and won the 2021 Coach of the Year Award. Thibodeau guided ...

In June 2001, the considerable underdog Philadelphia 76ers grabbed Game 1 from the Lakers on the strength of guard Allen Iverson’s 48 points (and iconic step-over vs. Tyronn Lue).

Allen Iverson dropped 48 on the Lakers in Game 1, including that famous step-over Tyronn Lue. Then the Sixers lost the next four by a combined 40 points. L.A. was just too much. So here we are again.

Of all the options here, chicken breast is clearly the leanest, with only 3 grams of fat, less than a gram of which are saturated fats, according to food data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Allen Iverson, the MVP of that team and of the entire NBA that season. The “little kid,” as Larry Brown called him. The star who dropped 44 in Game 7 of the conference finals against Milwaukee and 48 ...

Walking has always been a favorite form of cardio for many. It’s convenient to do and there’s no equipment needed besides a solid pair of walking shoes. If walking is your go-to workout of choice, you ...

League MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander vs. basketball’s clutch king Tyrese Haliburton is the headline-drawing matchup of the 2025 NBA Finals, and needless to say it delivered in spades during Game 1 on ...

He wore the Answer IV when the Sixers made the NBA Finals in 2001, and when he famously stepped over the Lakers’ Tyronn Lue. In a city that loves its sneakers, it’s hard to think of a Philadelphia ...