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David Thorpe is assigning veterans for rookies to study.

Kurt Rambis looks at what the Lakers need to do to improve this season.

Golden State guard Steph Curry says the Warriors are for real, discusses the W's surprising defense and talks about what an All-Star selection would mean to him and the team.

Commissioner David Stern, in a Thursday appearance with ESPN Radio's Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo, predicted that there "for sure" will be "multiple" NBA franchises in Europe within 20 years.

Kevin Arnovitz and Shane Battier discuss the impact of analytics in the NBA, and why so many coaches employ hero-ball at the end of games.

David Thorpe breaks down Kyrie Irving, Derrick Rose, Damian Lillard and a generation of amazing young point guards.

The longtime ESPN analyst describes his new job in the Grizzlies front office.

Henry Abbott on what sets apart Stephen Curry this year, from years prior.

Kevin Arnovitz takes up Shane Battier's challenge to match wits on Jeopardy!

John Hollinger drops in to talk about the Lin-Harden dilemma in Houston, the ongoing problems in L.A., and Dwight Howard's likely destination next season.

Kobe Bryant sits down with Stephen A. Smith to talk about his role as a leader, his future, and whether Dwight Howard will return to the Lakers next year.

Kobe Bryant sits down with Stephen A. Smith to talk about his level of frustration with the season, why he is happy with the Lakers' roster, center Dwight Howard, and the Lakers' replacing Mike Brown with Mike D'Antoni.

Kevin Arnovitz talks with O.J. Mayo about the guard's new home in Dallas, hushing the crowd on the road, Dirk, the flop rule, and how he likes his steaks.

Henry Abbott on Kobe Bryant surpassing 30,000 points in his career.

Kevin Arnovitz chats with Atlanta Hawks point guard Jeff Teague about the Hawks' surprising start, Teague's increased production and Teague's sneaker obsession.

Of all the ways to kick off a professional basketball career, serving in the Air Force in Afghanistan is one of the toughest. But that's exactly what Daniel Nwaelele did.