P.J. Hairston finished with a team-high 22 points (9-16 FG, 4-9 3FG) and six steals in 28 minutes of action to lead the Legends to a 109-99 victory that wasn’t nearly as close as the score indicated. He scored in a variety of ways, including high-flying dunks, mid-range jumpers, and his well-documented deep threes. Read more »

It isn’t often that a 5-foot-10 point guard is scoring 40 points at the professional level, but that’s exactly what Pierre Jackson has done this season for the Idaho Stampede. Three times this month, to be exact. Read more »

RealGM caught up with Luke Harangody to talk about his experience in Russia, playing under foreigner coach, NBA and more. Read more »

Seth Curry is more aggressive off ball screens and has been excelling in pick-and-rolls that he would see in the NBA. At Duke, Curry saw most of his time at shooting guard, but he’s the primary ball handler in Santa Cruz while averaging 36.9 minutes per contest. Read more »

Once the Grizzlies waived him in the 2010 training camp, Tre' Kelley played parts of two seasons overseas where he starred in Europe, and where he scored two 50-point performances in China. Through it all, his sights remained on finding a way back into the NBA, so he decided to return to the D-League with Austin. Read more »

As a career journeyman with seven teams, Stephen Graham had earned three multi-year contracts, but the NBA’s lockout in 2011 prevented him from working out for organizations in the summer and he eventually landed in the D-League and overseas. Read more »

After barely receiving a Division-I scholarship, going undrafted despite leading the NCAA in scoring two seasons, and playing a year overseas, Reggie Williams reached his NBA destination with a 10-day contract to prove he belonged for good. Read more »

Maalik Wayns made a surprising decision to declare for the 2012 NBA Draft. Here is why his basketball career would benefit from returning to Villanova for his senior season. Read more »

The Ryan Boatright situation proves once again that the only third party allowed to profit off college basketball players is the NCAA itself and they’ll fight to the bitter end to ensure it stays that way. Read more »

Trey Johnson is a rhythm scorer, liking to create off the dribble whether it is to get to the bucket or hit a pull-up. Read more »

The Blazers decided to use their hardship exception on Chris Johnson. Read more »

The four most recent NBA Finals winners have all relied heavily on the D-League. Read more »