Championships don’t always tell the full story, but when it comes to coaching greatness, context matters just as much as banners. This piece tackles the impossible task of building an NBA coach Mount Rushmore, evaluating wins, legacy, culture, and impact. From dynasty builders to culture architects, these four men didn’t just coach basketball, they shaped eras. This is not a popularity list. This is a legacy list.

Professional sports get strange when star power starts to outweigh structure. Teams aren’t just paying for talent anymore — they’re paying for loyalty, influence, and sometimes family ties. When organizations bend to player demands, the consequences can reshape entire franchises.

A heartfelt thank you to Tony Reali for being more than just a host. From shaping a young fan’s passion to modeling empathy in debate, this letter reflects the lasting impact of Around the Horn and the man who made it matter.

More than a decade after the Philadelphia 76ers embraced "The Process," the scars still linger. From risky draft picks and injured stars to missed opportunities and questionable trades, the Sixers have yet to cash in on the title dreams they sold fans years ago. With another draft pick looming and rumors of aging stars in the mix, are they headed for a fresh start — or just The Process 2.0?

Friendship is great—just not on the field. In an era where players swap jerseys, share tips, and hug it out during warmups, have we lost the edge that made rivalries legendary? From Paul Skenes giving advice to a future no-hitter opponent, to memories of Reggie Miller battles and Mike Caldwell’s all-or-nothing loyalty, this piece explores whether sports are better when players don’t like each other. Nostalgia, competition, and a little bad blood might be exactly what the game

Three years after first sounding the alarm, the verdict hasn’t changed: the NBA still sucks. From empty regular seasons and load-managed stars to revolving-door coaching firings and social-media-driven hype, the league is losing its grip on what made basketball great. This isn’t just a rant—it’s a breakdown of what’s broken, why fans are tuning out, and how the NBA can actually fix itself. Spoiler: it’s not with another camera angle.