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Jayson Tatum draws Kobe comparisons after 37 points vs. Grizzlies I UNDISPUTED

The Boston Celtics were victorious in their Thursday night matchup against the Ja Morant led Memphis Grizzlies. Celtics star Jayson Tatum put on a show, scoring 37 points in 39 minutes. The performance drew comparisons to Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant. Jason McIntyre weighs in on Tatum’s dominance.

Kevin Durant’s 31 points not enough for a Nets win vs. Heat I UNDISPUTED

The Brooklyn Nets are floundering, losing five of their last six games. Many expected Kevin Durant’s return vs. the Miami Heat to be the spark plug the Nets needed to get the team back in the right direction. While he scored 31 points in 35 minutes, the Nets lost 113-107 to the Heat, who were without their all-star Jimmy Butler. Ric Bucher decides if Nets fans should be encouraged or discouraged after KD’s return.

Cowboys to release Amari Cooper I UNDISPUTED

Dallas Cowboys are expected to release WR Amari Cooper prior to the start of the next season. Cooper is coming off a 865 yard season on 68 receptions and eight touchdowns in 15 games. The Cowboys are projected to be $21 Million over the salary cap, cutting Cooper will take his cap hit from $22 Million to $6 Million for next season. Greg Jennings weighs in on the breaking news.

LeBron’s Lakers lose 4th consecutive game in blowout against Clippers I UNDISPUTED

Have the Los Angeles Lakers hit rock bottom after getting blown out by the Los Angeles Clippers, their 4th loss in a row? Ric Bucher still thinks it can get worse. With Russell Westbrook being subject to multiple role changes, Anthony Davis out, and LeBron James unable to carry the team on his shoulders, Bucher lays out why things still aren’t as bad as they could be for the Lakers and their playoff chances.

‘Russell Westbrook reminds me of Allen Iverson’ – Jason McIntyre I UNDISPUTED

The Hollywood Drama between Russell Westbrook and the Los Angeles Lakers continues. The former MVP & the Lakers front office reportedly have mutual interest in parting ways this offseason despite reports of an “impassioned speech” delivered by Westbrook to the team before All-Star break. The LeBron James led Lakers are 0-3 since returning from the All-Star break and are set to take on the Los Angeles Clippers tonight at Crypto.com Arena. Jason McIntyre decides if Russ will be one-and-done with the Lakers.

Washington needs to go after Kyler Murray or Deshaun Watson to compete in NFC East — Greg Jennings I UNDISPUTED

Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson have both been rumored to be possible options for the Washington Commanders next season, as their GM said the team has quote: ‘spoken to every club that has a quarterback who might be available.’ Washington was expected to challenge the Dallas Cowboys for the NFC East this past year, but the QB play of Taylor Heinicke left them wanting more. Greg Jennings shares who Washington should go after at QB to challenge the Cowboys.

Is KD enough for a Brooklyn playoff push with Ben Simmons sidelined? I UNDISPUTED

Kevin Durant is expected to play tonight against the Miami Heat after missing a month and a half with a sprained MCL. However, reports say the two-time champion won’t be joined by the Brooklyn Nets’ new addition, Ben Simmons, during the month of March, as he still recovers from a back injury. Jason McIntyre explains why he is all in on the Nets and KD.

Lakers & Russell Westbrook reportedly have mutual interest in parting ways I UNDISPUTED

The Hollywood Drama between Russell Westbrook and the Los Angeles Lakers continues. The former MVP & the Lakers front office reportedly have mutual interest in parting ways this offseason despite reports of an “impassioned speech” delivered by Westbrook to the team before All-Star break. The LeBron James led Lakers are 0-3 since returning from the All-Star break and are set to take on the Los Angeles Clippers tonight at Crypto.com Arena. Ric Bucher decides if Russ will be one-and-done with the Lakers.

Despite 3-0 start with James Harden and Joel Embiid, 76ers are not front runners to win the East I UNDISPUTED

The Philadelphia 76ers are indeed shaping up to be a ‘nightmare’ for the East, with their two superstars James Harden and Joel Embiid combing for 53 points in a blowout win over the New York Knicks last night. The victory marked team’s third straight since acquiring the former MVP right before the All-Star break. Ric Bucher explains why he is not convinced that the Sixers are the frontrunners to win the Eastern Conference despite their 3-0 record with Harden.

Brooklyn won the Ben Simmons trade and will go to the Finals I UNDISPUTED

Ben Simmons has yet to make his debut with the Brooklyn Nets after being traded. Former teammate Danny Green predicted Simmons won’t play for Brooklyn in next week’s Nets-76ers contest. Green went as far as to say “we all know he does not like to play in Philly.” Jason McIntyre explains how the Nets won the trade and why they ‘will be going to the Finals.’

Bruce Arians indicates possibility for Tom Brady’s return to football I UNDISPUTED

After 22 seasons, Tom Brady called it quits…maybe. At the combine this week, Tampa Bay Bucs head coach Bruce Arians said quote: ‘the door is never closed’ should TB12 reconsider. He also went as far as to say Tampa Bay would not help the 44-year-old GOAT relocate with a new team because it would be ‘bad business.’ LaVar Arrington shares the percentage he gives Brady to come out of retirement.

Charles Oakley says Giannis would be a bench player in the ’80s and ’90s I UNDISPUTED

The Greek Freak has turned into one of the NBA’s most dominant forces and won over most critics after leading the Milwaukee Bucks to a championship. However, Charles Oakley recently said that Giannis Antetokounmpo would have struggled back in the day and be a bench player. Isiah Thomas disagrees and says the Greek Freak would quote: ‘dog you every single time you stepped on the court… Giannis going around all them. He dunking on them. He bigger, he faster, he stronger. You can talk all that stuff cause you don’t play no more.’ Jason McIntyre reacts to Oakley’s comments.

‘LeBron doesn’t understand what it takes to be a Lakers legend’ – Ric Bucher I UNDISPUTED

Los Angeles Lakers fans showered the LeBron James led squad with boos during Sunday night’s blowout loss to the New Orleans Pelicans. Lakers have now lost five of their last six games, leading to some wild suggestions that LeBron, Russell Westbrook and/or Anthony Davis should be traded. But in an interview with CNBC, Lakers legend Shaquille O’Neal warned it’d be a bad idea to trade All-Star LeBron James. Ric Bucher decides if the Lakers should consider trading LeBron.

Grizzlies’ Ja Morant is well on his way to becoming the face of the NBA I UNDISPUTED

Ric Bucher joins Undisputed to talk Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant after he led his team to victory, dropping a 52-point franchise record against the San Antonio Spurs. Bucher lays out why he believes Morant has all the prerequisites to become the face of the NBA.

Packers are preparing to make Aaron Rodgers the NFL’s highest-paid player I UNDISPUTED

A decision to stay or go might be coming soon from Aaron Rodgers, and the Green Bay Packers are preparing accordingly with a short-term deal for the two-time defending NFL MVP. According to NFL Network, quote: ‘Nothing is done, but they are having discussions. They are having negotiations to have a deal, hopefully for them, ready to go if and when Aaron Rodgers firmly and finally decides that he wants to return.’ Greg Jennings explains why this will likely be enough to keep Rodgers in Green Bay.

Nets will get nowhere near the Finals without Ben Simmons playing his best basketball I UNDISPUTED

While James Harden is off to a great start with the Philadelphia 76ers, we’re still waiting on Ben Simmons to make his Brooklyn Nets debut. Unfortunately, Nets fans may be waiting a little longer as Simmons is dealing with back soreness. There is also currently no timetable on his return. Ric Bucher explains why ‘there is no way, no how the Nets get anywhere near the Finals without Simmons at his best.’

76ers playoff expectations with James Harden and Joel Embiid I UNDISPUTED

The Philadelphia 76ers are 2-0 with James Harden in the lineup as they finished off the New York Knicks 125-109 Sunday at MSG. Harden got his triple double with 29 points, 16 assists, and 10 boards. While, MVP front runner Joel Embiid led all scorers with 37 points. Jason McIntyre answers if Philly should be the favorite to win NBA’s Eastern Conference.

LeBron’s Lakers are at risk of missing the 2022 NBA playoffs | UNDISPUTED

Things aren’t looking promising for LeBron James after the Los Angeles Lakers suffer a big blowout at the hands of the New Orleans Pelicans on their home court. Now 10th in the West, Ric Bucher, Greg Jennings and
Jason McIntyre discuss whether this Lakers team will even see the playoffs this year, and if so, har far do they think LeBron can take them?

Aaron Rodgers’ future is based on the pieces around him, including Davante Adams I UNDISPUTED

Despite sources circulating of four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers wanting $50 million a year, the Green Bay Packers’ quarterback has come out and denied that, telling his friend Pat McAfee that those reports were quote ‘categorically false.’ Greg Jennings explains why Rodgers’ future is based on Davante Adams and other pieces on the Packers’ roster.

Shannon Sharpe celebrates Black History Month by remembering some of his heroes

Shannon Sharpe reflects on some of his heroes including Dr. Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks and Frederick Douglass.

LeBron should rest, but he’ll want to win the All-Star Game to keep the streak alive — Shannon Sharpe I UNDISPUTED

LeBron James will be appearing in his 18th All-Star game this weekend, but this one will be a little different as the King will return to his hometown of Cleveland for the festivities. LeBron will be one of the two captains for the game on Sunday night, and he’ll have both of the Cavaliers’ All-Stars, Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen, on his team. Shannon Sharpe shares what he expects from LeBron at the All-Star Game.

LeBron’s path to greatness was just as hard, if not harder, than Michael Jordan’s — Shannon Sharpe I UNDISPUTED

When talking GOATS of the NBA, the conversation always starts and ends with Michael Jordan and LeBron James. However, LeBron’s agent, Rich Paul, gave one argument why he’s siding with the King, recently saying quote: ‘The road for LeBron was just as hard, if not harder than the road was for Michael.’ Shannon Sharpe explains why he agrees with Paul.

'LeBron will win All-Star MVP because the game is made for him' — Skip Bayless I UNDISPUTED

LeBron James will be appearing in his 18th All-Star game this weekend, but this one will be a little different as the King will return to his hometown of Cleveland for the festivities. LeBron will be one of the two captains for the game on Sunday night, and he’ll have both of the Cavaliers’ All-Stars, Darius Garland and Jarrett Allen, on his team. Skip Bayless shares his expectations for LeBron at the All-Star game.

‘Joel Embiid led 76ers are better off without James Harden’ – Skip Bayless I UNDISPUTED

After an embarrassing loss to the Boston Celtics, Joel Embiid and his Philadelphia 76ers responded with a 123-120 statement win over the defending champion Milwaukee Bucks. MVP candidate Embiid finished with 42 points and 15 rebounds, while Giannis flirted with a triple double totaling 32 points, 11 rebounds, and 9 assists. James Harden didn’t play for the Sixers , who expect the star to debut after the All-Star break. Skip Bayless shares his biggest takeaway from Philly’s win at Milwaukee.

LeBron should rest, but he'll want to win the All-Star Game to keep the streak alive — Shannon Sharpe I UNDISPUTED

Lakers should feel discouraged with AD’s injury, despite the win vs. Jazz — Chris Broussard I UNDISPUTED

LeBron James ensured that the Los Angeles Lakers entered the All-Star break on a high note last night. Despite trailing by as many as 12 points in the fourth quarter, LeBron willed the purple and gold to a 106-101 victory over the Utah Jazz. The King dropped 15 of his 33 points in the fourth quarter alone. However, Anthony Davis exited the game with an ankle injury. First Things First co-host Chris Broussard explains why the Lakers should be discouraged despite the big win.

‘Aaron Rodgers isn’t going nowhere’ – Skip Bayless I UNDISPUTED

After winning his second MVP in a row Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers has all the leverage as both the Packers and the rest of the QB-needy teams in the NFL await to hear what he wants in his future. Reports say quote “it’s only a matter of time before he ends up in Denver (Broncos)” but he also spoke highly of Green Bay during his MVP acceptance speech last Thursday. Skip Bayless speculates where Rodgers will end up next season.

'LeBron gets a 10 for his performance in win vs. Jazz, especially after losing AD' — Shannon Sharpe I UNDISPUTED

LeBron James made sure the Los Angeles Lakers entered the All-Star break on a high note last night. Trailing by as many as 12 points in the fourth quarter, LeBron willed the purple and gold to a 106-101 victory over the Utah Jazz. The King dropped 15 of his 33 points in the final period of play. Shannon Sharpe explains why he rates LeBron’s performance a 10 on the impressive scale.

‘I’m OUT on James Harden’ — Skip Bayless on Harden’s exit from Brooklyn I UNDISPUTED

According to a new report, James Harden’s tenure in Brooklyn came to an end when Kevin Durant called the Brooklyn Nets GM Sean Marks the morning of the NBA trade deadline to endorse moving on from the former MVP Harden. Harden and KD had apparently been at odds for months, with one person familiar with the situation saying quote “KD didn’t want to get rid of James. But he knew it was over.” Skip Bayless weighs in on the Harden – KD saga.

Shannon Sharpe: Giannis is absolutely the best player in the NBA and it's not even close I UNDISPUTED

Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped 50 Points in the Milwaukee Bucks’ 128-119 over the Indiana Pacers last night, and he only needed 21 shots to get there, which is the fourth lowest shot total in a 50-point game in NBA history. It was the Greek Freak’s first 50-point game since the closeout win in the NBA Finals last summer, and after the game, Bucks Head Coach Mike Budenholzer said quote: ‘He’s special. It’s hard to fathom.’ Shannon Sharpe explains why ‘Giannis is absolutely the best player in the NBA.’