For The Record

We’ve never been more dangerous than right now.

I don’t want you to think that a big arm is the only thing that got me here. I’m a football player. And I’m ready to do the job as your quarterback.

Then I got a call from Miami, and I walked into the O.G. Pat Riley’s office, which is damn near the best thing that’s happened in my NBA career.

Working hard is not optional — it's in my DNA.

There was a lot said about me not being able to stay healthy. I read every word of it, and I did what I’ve been doing since I was shooting Js on the Little Tyke

This year, from the very beginning, was about us making a name for the Bucks — about us forcing our way into the argument of who the East’s top contenders are.

Earning a football scholarship took a lifetime. But facing the possibility of having it all taken away occurred in the blink of an eye.

We’ve got those pinwheel-tattooed, bleeding-red-and-black, still-rocking-that-Walton-jersey, ride-or-die, realer-than-real hoops fans in Portland. The love is r

Dear NFL Coaches and General Managers: I know what you’re looking for in a football player.

I’m writing you today to let you know that I am more than the guy who beat cancer.

Since my surgery, I’ve realized something: Nothing’s gonna stop me now. And you know what? I’mma come back as a monster.

We all called him Poppa Rooney, because he really was like a father figure to so many of us.

Malcolm Butler describes life in the spotlight after making the game-winning interception at Super Bowl XLIX.

While other people might think of me as a late bloomer, that’s because they haven’t seen the work I’ve put in my entire life. In my mind, I’m right on schedule.

Over the past year, I’ve achieved more than I ever dreamed. I’ve also had more taken away than I ever knew I could handle.

Boston, I promise you: This year, our team is better. We’re more disciplined. We’re way hungrier.

See, when I was a kid, I was obsessed with dunking.

When we do those little things — the things that make other teams hate playing against us — we’re a force.

I vowed to myself, to the boys, to Alain, to the organization and to this city that I would never let them down again.

From the outside, The Joe might not seem like much. But like the city of Detroit, once you step inside, you see what it truly is.

I do not know where this crazy journey will end. How can I predict it when we won the Premier Fuching League? Nothing is off-limits now.

Twenty-six years later, lots of Mike Lange catchphrases have come and gone. But that one, beyond a shadow of a doubt, will always be my favorite of the bunch.

Most kids, when they get a chance like this take days or maybe even weeks to decide. I needed an hour. It was an easy decision.

When the baseball smacked into the side of my head, it was traveling 105 miles per hour. Yet somehow I didn’t hear a sound.