basketball

Get ready, Shreveport! An NBA icon is leading the Krewe of Centaur parade, blending our city's festive spirit with its rich athletic legacy.

Whether you know him as Sean Combs, Puff Daddy, P. Diddy or just Diddy. He was once a fashion consultant for the Dallas Mavericks.

While some teams charge sky-high prices for a night out, the Pelicans are making basketball accessible for families. Who knew fun could be this affordable?

The Oklahoma City Thunder clinched the championship, and it’s all set to be highlighted in the new season of "Starting 5."

Crawford’s boxing victory not only crowned him champion but also spotlighted his MVP performance at Shreveport’s Humor Harmony Festival, proving he’s as versatile on the court as he is in the ring.

The McNeese Cowboys are ready to hit the court with a fresh schedule and a new coach—change is in the air for this basketball season.

Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, and more: These legendary athletes proved that greatness can return—even after being counted out.

The Shreveport Card Show is not just a nostalgic trip down memory lane; it’s a bustling hub for collectors. This weekend, it's all about connection and community.

Remember Shaq's LSU days? His rare 1992 student ID, signed and authenticated, is hitting the auction block! This isn't just memorabilia—it's a piece of LSU history.

Learn about Lufkin High School's basketball phenom, Austin Brown, a Class of 2026 standout, and his recent commitment to the University of Maryland.

The New Orleans Pelicans have made a significant pre-draft move, acquiring the 23rd overall pick in this year's NBA Draft from the Indiana Pacers. This trade, which also sends the rights to Mojave King to New Orleans in exchange for a 2026 first-round pick, gives the Pelicans two of the top 25 selections. The acquisition fuels speculation about whether the team will draft two new players or leverage these assets for a blockbuster trade.

Former NBA All-Star DeMarcus "Boogie" Cousins has been suspended for the remainder of the season and had his contract terminated by the Mets de Guaynabo in the Puerto Rican Professional Basketball League following an incident with fans