Meet the new girl at the Clearly Dope offices. Her name is Bell. She works the fax machine because I NEVER LEARNED HOW.
Tyrone “Muggsy” Bogues is celebrating his 46th birthday today. The 5-foot-3 guard, who played for four teams during his 14-year career, is the shortest player in NBA history. In this 1985 photo, Bogues measures himself against his Wake Forest teammates. (Susan Weinik/SI)
LIDZ: Wake Forest’s 5-3 Bogues is dyna-mite (2.16.87)
NEWMAN: Bogues proves size doesn’t matter (4.12.93)
GALLERY: Best Basketball Players 6-Foot-5 And Under
Boston’s Dave Cowens and New York’s Julius Erving pose for SI’s 1976 basketball preview issue. It was the first year after the ABA merged with the NBA. (Irving Penn/SI)
SI VAULT: The season of NBA tough guys against ABA survivors (10.25.76)
PHOTO GALLERY: Best hairstyles in sports history | Iconic Celtics photos
Hello Good Morning Internet: This is your Internet weekend recap.
If I could die laughing.
Hello Good Morning Internet: This is your Internet weekend recap.
If I could die laughing.
Seattle rookie Shawn Kemp goes airborne during the 1990 Slam Dunk Contest in Miami. Despite being one of the top dunkers of his time, the “Reign Man” never won any of the four Slam Dunk Contests he participated in.
(Walter Iooss Jr./SI)SI VAULT: Kemp may be just 19, but he has potential to be a star (11.27.89)
UConn forward Jeremy Lamb dunks over Columbia center Mark Cisco during the second half of Friday’s game in Storrs, Conn. Lamb scored a career-high 30 points in leading the Huskies to a 70-57 victory. (David Butler II/US PRESSWIRE)
DAVIS: Breaking down the opening weekend in college basketball
CRYSTAL BALL: SI.com’s analysts make their predictions for 2011-12
