No, Caitlin Clark never wore a shirt with the words "I deserve NBA money" on it. She wore the matching shirts of the other ...

Holmgren has been with the Thunder since 2023, following his draft. Last season, he won his first NBA title with the young Thunder team. In his second season with OKC, he averaged 15 points, eight ...

NBA Centel had built a significant following in the NBA world as a parody account for the league's news. On Wednesday, many were surprised to see the account restricted.

Over the years, countless sports media personalities around the NBA have fallen victim to false information from the infamous satire page “NBA Centel.” But on Wednesday, the account deleted ...

LeBron James’ decision to opt-into the final year of his contract only created more uncertainty around his future with the ...

It’s rare that a sports parody account on social media has much resonance with professional athletes. But “NBA Centel” became so popular that even NBA teams and superstars were aware of it.

No, as of the end of the day Monday, Bradley Beal is not signing with the Clippers. The viral post proclaiming that is from a ...

Earlier this week, the popular parody account NBA Centel was restricted on X, formerly Twitter. The social media handle was associated with fake news about the NBA world, which was meant as a joke.

NBA Centel announced its resurrection on Thursday morning, with a response to condolences from ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith. The video garnered 300,000 likes in just a few hours.

NBA Centel is known for its satirical posts about basketball, which have duped athletes and media personalities over the years. It is a parody of “NBA Central,” a legitimate account that posts ...

The NBA Centel, one of the biggest parody pages on social media, and NBA fans on X (formerly Twitter) recently debated the legacy of NBA Centel in comparison to its precursor, Ballsack Sports.

(CNN) — It’s rare that a sports parody account on social media has much resonance with professional athletes. But “NBA Centel” became so popular that even NBA teams and superstars were ...