Chinh Duc

The margin was thin, but the message was unmistakable. At halftime, the Chicago Bulls held a narrow lead over the New Orleans Pelicans — and it existed for one clear reason: Isaac Okoro. With 16 points in the first half, Okoro didn’t merely fill the box score. He set the emotional temperature of the game, […]

It took just one moment to flip the internet upside down. When Edward Anthony publicly shot his shot at Angel Reese, what could have been dismissed as a fleeting flirt instead detonated into a full-scale online firestorm. The reaction wasn’t driven by romance or curiosity alone — it was fueled by context, history, and timing. […]

The crowd barely had time to catch its breath before history shifted — again. Angel Reese stepped onto the floor in Chicago and did what is quickly becoming routine: she rewrote the WNBA record book without ceremony, without theatrics, and without slowing down. Another night. Another milestone. Another reminder that what fans are witnessing isn’t […]

For most of the night, the game felt dangerous. Not chaotic, not out of control — just slippery. The kind of contest where one mistake can tilt everything, where the margin for error shrinks with every possession. The Pelicans lingered, refused to fade, and made it clear they weren’t going anywhere quietly. Chicago felt that […]

The hardest part wasn’t the shots.It wasn’t the pressure.It was learning how to run again. Away from the cameras, the sold-out arenas, and the endless highlight reels, Caitlin Clark was fighting a battle no box score could capture. While fans debated efficiency, expectations, and legacy, Clark was relearning the most basic skill she had relied […]