In 1937, Spalding debuted the first "Last Bilt" stitchless, laceless, and perfectly balanced basketball. Shortly after, the ball was given the moniker Top-Flite 100 and became the first ball in what ...

The 2024 NBA Cup kicks off on Tuesday night, pitting all 30 of the league's teams against each other for the in-season championship. This year's NBA Cup will be utilizing a customized basketball for ...

JJ Redick's attention to detail is second to none. The Los Angeles Lakers coach, who made his debut pacing the sidelines in the Lakers' season-opening 110-103 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves ...

Whether or not you’re a die-hard WNBA fan (and if you’re not, you should be), there’s one name that’s impossible to ignore: Caitlin Clark. The 23-year-old Indiana Fever guard first went viral during ...

The NBA returns to NBC Tuesday night with a season opening doubleheader and the network is celebrating the reunion with a "30 Rocks" display outside its New York "30 Rock" headquarters.

Pizza Hut fans and millennials— rejoice! The fast food chain just announced that they are bringing back their iconic 90s mini red-and-black basketball toys in honor of the NCAA March Madness ...

Pizza Hut is celebrating March Madness with limited-time offerings. Basketball-loving pizza eaters will soon be able to buy mini basketballs through either the chain’s website or mobile app, Pizza Hut ...

March Madness officially has tipped off with the unveiling Sunday night of the 68-team brackets for the NCAA men’s and women’s tournaments. The illustration below features a selection of this season’s ...

Smart basketballs are revolutionizing the training of athletes, integrating technology into sporting activities for enhanced accuracy. These smart basketballs have sensors that provide information on ...

(KTLA) – Children of the ’90s, rejoice. Pizza Hut is bringing back an old fan favorite: Pizza Hut mini basketballs. The pizza chain announced Wednesday that it would be bringing back the popular toy ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — Students in pre-kindergarten through 5th grade across 80 D.C. public schools are receiving 29,000 NBA-sized basketballs in a new "District Dribble" campaign. Led by Monumental ...