Slam - March 2017

In dieser Angelegenheit

PLAYERS’ ANTHEMS - We dive into SLAM’s First Annual Music Issue with your favorite teams’ locker room DJs, playlists and more.

SONGS IN THE KEY OF LIFE - While Chris Bosh is sidelined from the game of basketball, he’s found therapy in an unexpected place: the guitar.

CHANGE OF PLANS - Once upon a time, Dave East was headed for a career in hoops. It didn’t work out—but don’t worry, he’s doing just fine.

BEAT KING - While Chris Webber was racking up All-Star nods in the ’90s and early ’00s, he was also building with some legendary hip-hop artists on the low.

The Opening Tip

I don’t know when music first became embedded in basketball, but I know for a fact the rhythm section has always been there like the clickety-clack of steel wheels for trains.

2 mins

Dakota & Dylan Gonzalez

UNLV 6-0, G And 6-0, G

2 mins

Hot Mic

NYC radio personality peter rosenberg obviously knows rap. And having grown up emulating his idols on the maryland terrapins and boston celtics, he honed a decent jumper of his own, too.

3 mins

Imani Boyette

Chicago Sky 6-7, C.

1 min

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