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If the projected #1 overall pick could draft any player but himself, who would he pick? And is his hair a competitive advantage?

The Knicks are hung up on the Celtics, and Bomani Jones is hung up on how tough this all is for Knick fans.

ESPN.com's Kevin Arnovitz has been out of the closet, and going to work at NBA stadiums (and yes, in locker rooms) for years. In his experience, how can Jason Collins really expect to be treated?

Robert Edward Auctions consignment director Brian Dwyer appraises fan-submitted items, including a Dale Earnhardt race-used fender and a game-used Rajon Rondo sneaker.

With an eye on Trey Burke, David Thorpe notes that no matter how much teams love drafting big players, the tiniest high picks have been great ones.

Marc Stein on what almost happened on deadline day.

"SportsCenter" debates the best rivalry in sports.

Basketball runs deep for provocative restaurateur and "Fresh Off the Boat" author Eddie Huang.

Marc Stein on the Lakers' options moving forward, Marc Gasol's All-Star snub, and the chances the Celtics make a move before the trade deadline.

David Thorpe explains why so few NBA players have had huge scoring averages in recent years.

Nate Silver on the difficulty of accepting advanced statistical analysis in sports.

With teams looking for ways to rest their players, is it time to rethink the NBA's 82-game schedule? J.A. Adande and Israel Gutierrez debate.

This week features the Hollinger Rankings, with special guest John Hollinger and why the Thunder are #1.

ESPN Insider Amin Elhassan with Henry Abbott on why Hornets rookie Austin Rivers will continue to struggle until he learns to trust his teammates.

Hard lessons for the NBA from the Lance Armstrong scandal with Henry Abbott and Kevin Arnovitz.

Chad Millman, editor in chief of ESPN the Magazine, discusses his essay on notorious basketball point shaver Jack Molinas with Kevin Arnovitz.