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28 DEDICATION
He may be one of the oldest guys
in the League, but Dirk Nowitzki
just keeps on getting buckets.
32 JUST KNOW
Having traveled all over the globe
chasing his dream, the gregarious
Hassan Whiteside has made
himself a factor in Miami.
36 FANTASY PLAYER
Reigning MVP Stephen Curry (taking
a layup, at right) is gonna win again
this yearwhile keeping his sights on
another ultimate team honor, too.
44 THEM BOYS,
THEY A HANDFUL
All-Stars Kyle Lowry and DeMar
DeRozan team up with Drake
to make the Raptors one of the
hottest franchises in the game.
52 FLEX ON EM
The Hawks have better players than
Dennis Schrder, but none are
cooler and few are more integral to
the teams post-season hopes.
58 MAN IN CHARGE
Commissioner Adam Silver sat down
with SLAM to talk hoops, culture
and what to make of those pesky
subscription cards in our mag.
66 UNFORGETTABLE
Legendary Celtic Satch Sanders
made history on and off the court.
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COURT
BACK
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12 TRASH TALK
72 KICKS ON COURT
15 HYPE
26 SLAMADAMONTH
Theres a new J-Rich in town,
and he dunks almost as well as
the original.
76 PUNKS
Meet NYCs own Rawle Alkins
(right), plus one-time New Yorker
Omari Spellman and great future
stars Joyner Holmes, Josh Langford
and Cassius Winston, who hail
from all across the land.
80 FROZEN MOMENT
Take care.
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MANAGING EDITOR Susan Price Thomas
ONLINE EDITOR Ryne Nelson
SENIOR EDITOR Adam Figman
ASSOCIATE EDITOR/KICKS Abe Schwadron
ASSISTANT EDITOR/HIGH SCHOOLS Franklyn Calle
EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Rajah Allarey, Bill DiFilippo,
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Back Issues
GEORGE HASSETT George Hassett Jrs mom bought him the first issue of
SLAM in 1994, and before long, Scoop Jackson was his literary idol. Now that hes
grown up, Georges favorite SLAM reading comes online, where he scrolls through
our archives to read classic Old School features by Alan Paul. Given that, George
says interviewing Satch Sanders for this issue (pg. 66) is the biggest thrill of his
journalism career. And its not like he hasnt done anything else. George, who
appropriately tweets from the handle @BosCrimeWriter, covered organized crime for
the defunct Boston Phoenix, has written for DigBoston and penned the 2013 book
Gangsters of Boston. A Beantown native, George has one message for the Knicks
enthusiasts at SLAM: Patrick Ewing is from Greater Boston. What George doesnt
know is how few people here now care about the Knicks. Sorry, SPT!
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GET DOWN
This is my first time writing and Id
like to thank you for saving me from
homework the past three years. Here
in Australia, not much NBA gets covered and you guys are my top source
for news. The only real basketball
that gets noticed is when Bogut,
Mills or Delly perform well on a given
night (Joe Ingles, Cam Bairstow and
Dante barely get a mention). But
now that big Ben Simmons is taking
over, I can finally hear something
about Australian basketball in the
States from our media. Being a
die-hard Celtics fan, I hope Brooklyn
keeps playing terribly so we can pick
Simmons. Either way, I hope he lives
up to all the LeBron comparisons.
I would love to see an article about
Aussies balling in the NBA as we are
starting to produce really good talent.
USA better watch out in Rio!
Caleb van Raay, Melbourne
Youre not doing your SLAM
homework, my man. We had a huge
feature on Aussie ballers in Ish 189.
And just wait til next issueEd.
I was reading SLAM and I liked the
DeAaron Fox part. I never heard of
him before but looking at his stats
and reading the way he plays, it looks
like his future is bright. Ive been
reading and theres never any Celtics
inside. Im from Kildare, Ireland.
You probably never get letters
from Ireland. Im only 12 but I love
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I KNOW
I WAS A LOT
BETTER THAN
PICK NO. 23.
THAT ONLY
ADDED MORE
MOTIVATION
FOR ME.
VAGUELY LITERARY
KYRIE IRVING,
THE BOOK FOR YOU IS
THE ODYSSEY BY HOMER
Kyrie, you are
one of the top
guards in the
NBA, but your
career has been
defined as much
by the time you have missed as the
games you have played. It began in
college, when you missed a huge
chunk of your one-and-done year.
There have been injuries in the
NBA, but nothing quite so cruel
as getting hurt early in the Finals,
by
Shannon Booher
DANGELO
RUSSELL
I want to give...
yall some insight to me and
not just rookie happenings. You
all watched March Madness,
so you know my school Ohio
State struggled. Like, really
struggled. But Coach Matta is
a great coach and I know hell
figure out a way to get them
back on top next season.
Going into
the last weeks of the season,
I feel like I have something
to prove. I want to, ultimately,
prove that Im one of the top
rookies and end the season on
the right note.
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THROWBACK
FAX ONLY
The surreal excitement
fans felt when
MICHAEL JORDAN
rejoined the Bulls in
95 was only enhanced
by the unfamiliar
number he wore.
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DIME DROP
NEW LOOK
Big-hitting pro golfer TONY FINAU is
a former high school hoops star and
easily the best dunker on Tour. If thats
not reason enough to get familiar with
him, we dont know what is.
A COOL, STYLISH, hoops-loving
golfer with NBA bloodlines, Tony
Finau is the type of athlete SLAM
roots for. We caught up with Finau
the first person of Tongan/American
Samoan descent to play on the
quietly diversifying PGA Tourhours
after his practice round at the Vaslap
Championship, and days after one of
his favorite games of the season.
SLAM Whered you play highschool ball, and what type of player
were you?
TF I went to West High in Salt Lake
City and played through my senior
year. Im 6-4 now but then I was just
6-3, playing center against guys six
inches taller than me. But I was the
leading rebounder in the state my
senior year!
PICTURE ME BALLIN
STEFAN MOODY, Ole Miss
Dont try to define Stefan Moody. Yes, he goes just 5-10, 179 (on
paper), but hes not a point guard. Yes, he can drop threes from
Stephen Curry range, but Moody is not just a shooter. It would be
fairer to call the Kissimmee, FL, native a pure basketball player, with
instincts and IQ that youd be hard-pressed to match anywhere in the
country. The senior averaged 23.6 a game for the 20-12 Rebels, and
earned All-SEC for two straight seasons. This definitely wont be the
last time we hear from him.
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LIKE MIKE
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BIBBY has the hoops
pedigree to back up
his amazing rap name.
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DREAM AGAIN
by Isaiah Austin
Isaiah Austin dreamt of playing in the
NBA, and those dreams were on the
verge of coming true until he got a
diagnosis that turned his life upsidedown in the middle of 2014.
Dream Again is about having faith
even during the worst circumstances.
During the 2014 NBA Draft Combine,
tests revealed Austin had Marfan Syndrome, a genetic mutation affecting
the connective tissue of the skeletal
system. People with Marfan tend to
be unusually tall with disproportionately long, thin limbs and enlarged
hearts. The diagnosis forced him to
withdraw from the Draft.
Isaiahs story touched everyone
throughout the world of basketball,
even all the way to the top. Commissioner Adam Silver selected Austin
in the first round of the Draft even
though hed never play a minute in
the League, making his dream come
true. Now Austin is a spokesman for
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HOMEMADE
LAKE SHOW
MIKE MUSCALA may be an
ATLien now, but the down-to-earth
Hawks big man became
the man he is today in Roseville,
a small city in Minnesota.
SLAM A lot of kids fool around
with the game at a young age.
When did you know that this was
something that you could really be
e
good at?
MM I feel like you have to go
through stages. I think, as a kid, you
have times where you just mess
around, and then you have times
when you think youre good, you can
have skills. But sometimes, you kind
of have doubts, too, you know? But
I feel like I really started to really like
the game when I was around third or
fourth grade. I really started to enjoy
playing with my friends and [like] the
challenge of it. And I was always tall
growing up.
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Russ Bengtson
Everyone counted
out the 2015-16 Dallas
Mavericks, and yet
here they are, making
yet another post-season
run. How? Start with
37-year-old future
Hall of Famer DIRK
NOWITZKI, whos
fending off Father
Time once again.
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D
Dirk Nowitzki no longer runs, exactly.
Instead, he jogs gingerly, his thin
elbows bobbing by his hips, shoulders pinched back, nothing coming
easy. He is typically the last Maverick
downcourt following a team rebound.
Occasionally, as his teammates
sprint ahead, he will walk for a few
secondsa brief Im too old for this
shit momentbefore acknowledging
that, even at age 37, he is needed.
And so off he goes on one more
run toward the offensive end, where
nobody has ever looked or played
like him. Its not a graceful dance, but
its not lazy or sad, either. Think the
stride of a long-distance runner.
Dirk is pacing himself on a
December night at Madison Square
Garden. The season is still young,
and this is the second game of a
road back-to-back. A few minutes
in, Nowitzki plants himself at the left
wing and receives the ball inside
the arc. He creates a sliver of separation with a modest jab step and
releases his trademark high-arching
jumper. As the ball flies, a satisfied
Dirk edges back, and the New York
crowd emits a sort of perverse cheer
as it finds itself rooting for the wrong
side. The shot rips through. That
makes 11 points over Dallas first six
possessions for Nowitzki, whos making Father Time look like the most
overrated defender in the League.
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nity, 99 percent of the time I was going left. I feel comfortable now giving
away that scouting report, because
I think Ive opened up other options.
Little stuff like that helps me become
a better player. Last summer, it was
about creating space. Being efficient
with my dribble in tight spaces and
creating enough separation to get
my shot off. The right balance, too, to
make whatever move to get into my
shot. Being able to go from here to
there in one step [Curry points to a
row of liquor bottles behind us in a
downtown Toronto restaurant] goes
a long way, especially in the Playoffs.
Next year, I might add post moves
but I gotta gain weight, though.
The MVP continues to submit one
of the more remarkable runs anyone
has witnessed, seemingly playing at
a differentand higherplane from
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He
He won the mvp, and
hes a lot better this
year. So, I dont know,
maybe he can get
better. kerr
I WILL.
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Youre
Youre still amazed by
the amazing. Theres
part of you shaking
your head, and theres
also part of you that
says, thats steph.
fraser
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THEM BOYS,
THEY A
HANDFUL
With All-Stars
DEMAR DEROZAN
and KYLE LOWRY
killing it on the court
and megastar rapper
DRAKE serving
as the official
Global Ambassador
of the franchise,
the Toronto Raptors
have become
one of the hottest
teams in the NBA.
What a time, indeed.
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a da m f i gm a n
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To
To see Drake grow and evolve into
the megastar he is, and always
supporting the city, the country,
us, to be our team ambassador
this man got his own team jersey
that we wear. derozan
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KL It might sound clich, but its really how we operate. We really dont
worry about nobody but ourselves,
man. Thats how we work.
But you guys have to have seen all
the headlines that have come out
recently.
KL Everybody does. Yeah. We all
read Hoopshype, we all read...
Uhh...
KL I was about to say SLAM Magazine! We read SLAMonlineI go on
SLAMonlines Instagram, I follow
@SLAMonline.
DD They be throwing the pictures
up of everybody, birthday shout
outs, all that.
KL You see that Ron Artest picture
today? [Laughs]
DD But I think, to give an example
of our team, its like when you go to
the club and everybody in the club
is up, jumping around, turning up on
the coucheswere the guys who
are just sitting in the corner, quiet...
KL Having fun.
DD Yeah, having fun. We let everybody else get the spotlight and all
that. Were gonna do what we gotta
do over here and be mellow with it.
Drake is on his way here right now.
How cool is it to have someone like
that in your corner?
KL For us, its gotten to the point
where hes our friend, and for a guy to
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Atiba Jefferson
ISAIAH THOMAS
Boston Celtics
As a young player in
Germany, DENNIS
SCHRDER was
oft-criticized for his
flamboyant play.
Now the 22-year-old
sparkplug is a big
reason why the Hawks
are under-the-radar
title contenders.
by ab e sc h wadr o n
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Schrder is so
obsessed with honing
his craft that even
when hes lobbed a
lighthearted question
about his musical
taste, he begins and
ends his answer
with, I just try to
focus on basketball.
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MAN
IN
CHARGE
No longer new to
the seat of Commissioner,
ADAM SILVER
took time out of his busy
schedule to chat with
one of his favorite magazines
about the League
we know and love.
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2014. We hadnt attempted a sitdown with Silver since hed taken the
job, because, well, we figured hes a
pretty busy dude.
Where have you been? he
immediately asked me. Ive been
Commish for over two years now.
Oops.
SLAM Are you a SLAM subscriber?
SS Absolutely, I subscribe to SLAM
and I do read SLAM. You guys talk to
a core part of our audience and you
guys spot trends often before we do.
Im fascinated with who you choose
to put on the cover. It doesnt necessarily coincide to the teams that get
the most exposure on national TV.
I have one question for SLAM:
How does the magazine travel across
the country without those subscriber
cards falling out?
Its some sort of physics magic
that I will never understand either.
My apartment is littered with those
cards. As soon as I touch the magazine they fall out, yet its come across
the country without being encapsulated in plastictheres a physics issue
there. Static electricity or something.
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OM
M
Thats a lot.
What makes my job so interesting is
that its chock-full and its constantly
changing. I should add to that mix Ive
been, especially in the last few years,
building relationships with players
as well. We encourage players when
theyre coming through New York to
stop by the League office. Not only to
say hello to me, but get a sense of our
business. Part of my time therefore is
spent dealing directly with the Players Association.
Do you expect Nike to do anything
different than what adidas is currently doing when they become the
official provider of NBA jerseys?
I do. Ill say weve had a wonderful relationship with adidas, but adidas was
not endemic to basketball. They are at
root a soccer company. I think on the
other hand, with Nike, as I heard Mark
Parker, the CEO, say, basketball is the
soul of Nike. Even in the case of Mark
Parker, he grew up in the organization
as a shoe designer.
I was out in Beaverton recently and
they have in essence an R&D center,
where they have prototypes, where
they have their equivalent of mad
scientists who are noodling different
approaches to uniforms: new fabrics,
new styles, new fits. I have no doubt
wearables will come into the equation. I think they are committed to
sports science. They also recognize
that we shouldnt just think of the
uniform as a fashion itemthat the
uniform ultimately directly correlates
to performance, including injury prevention. And Nike, again, its a season
and a half before they will begin being
our official on-court supplier. Im
really excited to see what comes. But
I have no doubt that theyre gonna
once again change the game. Thats
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My
My job is chock-full
and its constantly
changing. In the last
few years, Ive been
building relationships
with players. We
encourage them to stop
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STATE
OF
THEE
UNION
NION
MICHELE ROBERTS
has been presiding over
the NBA Players Association
for almost two years.
Now that shes fully settled
into the role, we caught
up with her to break down
some of the biggest
issues surrounding the
players and the League.
by kh alid sala am
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As a member of the
legendary 1960s
Boston Celtics,
New York City-bred
SATCH SANDERS
made history both
on and off the
basketball court.
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2015-16
BORN
TO BE WILD
TO BE TALKED
ABOUT AS ONE
OF THE BEST
PLAYERS IN
THIS LOADED
CLASS IS
AMAZING.
and with NY state rules only allowing four years of varsity eligibility,
Alkins was forced to transfer out of
the Empire State for his senior year,
ending up at Raleigh (NC) Word of
God, where John Wall finished his
high school career.
This past season was unique and
challenging for Alkins and Word of
God, as the team spent much of the
year fighting to get above the .500
mark, a stark contrast to the winning
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FORWARD THINKING
JOSHUA LANGFORD
Madison (AL) Academy
6-6, F
IF YOU EVER have the chance to
SPELLBOUND
OMARI SPELLMAN
Oakdale (CT) St. Thomas More
6-9, F
GROWING UP IN CLEVELAND, just 70+ miles northwest from where both
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WAY
JOYNER HOLMES
Cedar Hill (TX) High
6-3, F
GRIT N GRIND
CASSIUS WINSTON
Detroit (MI) University Jesuit
6-1, G
THE CLASS OF 2016 is filled with tons of lead guards who have blazing
end-to-end speed and bounce that gets their heads near the rim. Cassius
Winston is not one of those guys, and it hasnt affected him one bit.
I was slower when I was younger, so I had to figure out how to get
around people with my change of speed, the heady 6-1 senior explains.
Im not going to jump over you at the rim, so I had to practice all types of
trick shots at the basket.
The hard work definitely paid off. Winston finished second in the Nike
EYBL in points and assists while playing for The Family. He has University
of Detroit Jesuit sitting undefeated and two games away from a state
title as we go to press. His averages of 24 points, 7 dimes and 5 boards
helped make him Michigans Mr. Basketball and Tom Izzos playmaker of
the future.
It was the best fit for me and the best fit for my game. Simple as that,
Winston says confidently about choosing Michigan State. Coach told me
Im going to have to take a leadership role before I get on campus.
Patterning his game after Chris Paul and Tony Parker, Winston has
the type of poise and acumen that every coach loves. But he will always
maintain the Detroit grind that shaped his game to where it is today. Im
tough, gritty and am going to get the job done, Winston says. Im going to
do whatever it takes for my team to win. Rodger Bohn
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