Bill Walton is the subject of a new ESPN documentary called The Luckiest Guy in the World. To promote the doc, Walton appeared on NBA Today where he was interviewed by his close family friend Richard Jefferson. It was classic Bill Walton from the jump as he launched into an amusing, meandering monologue without Jefferson asking him so much as a single question. Walton went on for about two full minutes before Jefferson even attempted to get an word in.

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Senior Western officials are visiting the United Arab Emirates to discuss sanctions as concerns mount over goods being exported to Russia that could potentially be used in Moscow's war on Ukraine.

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Sean Payton's excuse for why he blasted Nathaniel Hackett earlier this week was a weak one.The October 8th matchup between the Denver Broncos and New York Jets is already gaining incredible amounts of hype. It would have been a hot game on the schedule even without added controversy, but Se...

Pat Sajak may be saying goodbye to "Wheel of Fortune" next year, but his longtime co-host Vanna White is sticking around for the time being.

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Andrew Tate has spoken about how his father and mother shaped his perception of the world