"A not-as-athletic but better-shooting LeBron James" - Kevin McHale on how he would describe Larry Bird to today's NBA fans ...

A pioneering sixth man, Kevin McHale won three titles with the Celtics in the 1980s. From NBA.com Staff Kevin McHale was a master in the paint who had a wide variety of unstoppable moves.

they definitely going to call travel on you" - When MJ let Horry know the NBA has double standards One legend who immediately liked Garnett was Boston Celtics icon Kevin McHale, who was then the ...

Boston Celtics legend Kevin McHale was one of those players who likely ... The Celtics went to the NBA Finals six times over the course of McHale's 13-year career. With the physicality and the ...

Kevin McHale, who coached James Harden for three years and 11 games in Houston while working under head of basketball ops Daryl Morey, is not one of them. “Yeah, not so much,” McHale told ...

Kevin McHale was part of the Minnesota Timberwolves' front office when the team selected Kevin Garnett with the fifth overall pick in the 1995 NBA Draft. The 6'11" forward, who came straight out ...

“McHale was the basketball equivalent of a good quarterback ... HoopsHype on McHale: “Celtics legend Kevin McHale was known for putting opponents in something called the torture chamber ...

One of the most memorable moments came in the 1984 NBA Finals. Celtics big man Kevin McHale clotheslined Lakers forward Kurt Rambis in a physical play at the rim. Let’s dive into the wild play.

Throughout NBA history, few teams have reached the mountaintop without a bona fide superstar in the No. 2 role.

David Greenwood, who was one of coach John Wooden’s last recruits at UCLA and went on to win an NBA championship with Detroit ...