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The New York Hot Button question this week is: Should the New York Knicks pursue Chris Paul in the offseason? Ian Begley and Jared Zwerling debate the issue.

Spike Lee joins First Take to discuss the New York Knicks' series loss to the Indiana Pacers.

Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless discuss whether guard J.R. Smith is to blame for the Knicks' playoff struggles versus the Pacers.

Al Horford, Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless discuss the comments Tyson Chandler made about the Knicks' meager offensive output in Game 3 against the Pacers.

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.

Katie Linendoll talks with Knicks legend John Starks about a new shoe designed to cut down on ankle injuries, plus his battles with Reggie Miller and Michael Jordan.

The 2013 MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference had a focus on convincing powerbrokers to try new things. In this TrueHoop TV, Blazers GM Neil Olshey hears a stat-based pitch -- to shoot more 3s late in games -- from UCSD economist Matt Goldman.

Stephen Curry on Mark Jackson, attending Davidson, trick shots and the Warriors' new arena in San Francisco.

Who's getting the ball in crunch time? J.A. Adande and Israel Gutierrez decide.

Walt "Clyde" Frazier has emerged in the 21st century as a Big Apple style icon. "30 for 30" explores his rhyming couplets and the evolution of his style.

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

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.

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.

Having gone 9-24 last season at home, the Nets home court advantage was non existent. Now with a 19,000 seat arena, Jay Z, and all the bells and whistles, the Nets are hoping for a big home court advantage. Kris Humphries gives Michele Steele a tour

TrueHoop's Henry Abbott with Tom Haberstroh on anomalies, rookie bias and career-achievement skew in ESPN.com's #NBArank Project.