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He's 6-5. He shoots like Ray Allen. He dunks on people. He's a candidate to be the top overall pick in the 2013 NBA draft. And yet, he still gets confused, now and again, with that guy who raps about thrift stores.

Chris Broussard and Skip Bayless react to Alonzo Mourning's statement that Scottie Pippen said LeBron James would beat Michael Jordan one-on-one.

Brian Windhorst discusses the reported deal made by the Maloof family to sell the Kings to a Sacramento group led by software tycoon Vivek Ranadive.

Stephen Curry's NBA record 18 3-pointers in his first four playoffs games is our No. 1 this week, knocking off King James, our runner-up and last week's No. 1. Central Michigan's Eric Fisher, the No. 1 NFL draft pick by the Chiefs, is in our Top 5.

Which team is more in need of a rebuild: A 50-win team that wins some playoff series, or a 60-win team that loses in the first round?

Could Baylor star Brittney Griner play in the NBA? Amin Elhassan has answers.

Bomani Jones on why zone defense is for cowards, what people really mean when they say they prefer college basketball and why Doug Collins is not a good fit any more in Philly.

LeBron James tops the list while extending the Heat's win streak to 22 games and scoring 22 points in Boston, Miami U's Shane Larkin is the runner-up, with 28 points in winning the ACC crown. Georges St-Pierre is fourth, defending his UFC title.

New Rocket Thomas Robinson joins Henry Abbott to discuss being traded to Houston, playing with James Harden and Jeremy Lin and the use of advanced stats.

Harvard researcher and MIT Sloan presenter Kirk Goldsberry shows how to protect the rim.

Curry's 54-point scoring spree at MSG is the NBA's season high and ranks Stephen as our number one. King James is our runner-up with 29-points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists vs the Knicks and Duke's Ryan Kelly is Fifth after scoring 36-points vs Miami.

Scoring at least 30 points while shooting 60% or better, LeBron James is our Numero Uno for the week. Lionel Messi is our runner-up after scoring his 299th career club goal, 35th of the season, Brandt Snedeker wins the bronze after winning Pebble Bea

Former NBA player Mike Bibby was ejected from his son's basketball game and escorted from the gym by police.

The Sacramento Kings must figure out the future of their relationship with the volatile forward-center, who has had a controversy-ridden season.

ESPN the Magazine is asking who's NEXT in sports. Numbers Never Lie debates who will be NEXT in basketball.

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