Just Don takes his luxe python-brimmed caps back to the ’80s, reviving the acid washed denim trend for use with a quartet of NBA teams past and present. The Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat receive red logo embroidery and matching brim, while the Brooklyn Nets features white embroidery with a contrast black brim. The collection is rounded out by a throwback Charlotte Hornets style, done up in teal Hornets embroidery with purple brim. All four are constructed with light blue acid washed denim crowns equipped with rear buckle closure at the back. Available in limited quantities, the caps are in stock now at KITH stores and online. [See More]

Dwyane Wade isn't around to throw alley-oops to LeBron James right now. But, don't worry: LBJ clearly has it covered. Take your time, D-Wade. King James will be just fine without you. The best part about this play is definitely Heat color commentator Tony Fiorentino wondering why he didn't get an assist or a rebound for the play. I don't think it works like that but I'll have to ask Ricky Davis for confirmation. Enjoy.

 Got tix to go see the Knicks play the Heat in Miami tonight? Good for you. GO SCALP THEM NOW! For the second straight game, LeBron James and Dwyane Wade (and Mario Chalmers, too!) will ride the pine for the Heat because of "minor nicks." The superstars, who both sat out of Sunday's Heat game against the Spurs and got killed for it in the media, are dealing with nagging injuries right now that will prevent them from suiting up. But, Heat coach Erik Spolestra doesn't sound too worried. [Read More]

Talk about adding insult to injury. Earlier this week, LeBron James was asked about the crazy dunk that he threw down over Jason Terry the other night. And, he came right out and admitted that he was glad that Jet was on the receiving end of his vicious dunk. "I've had a chance to [review] it and it was one of my better ones," he said. "The fact that it happened to J.T. made it that much sweeter. Because we all know J.T. and he talks too much sometimes… I'm glad it happened to him." Damn, Bron. Way to throw dirt on the guy's grave. Read the entire article here. [See Dunk Here]

Harlem Shake overkill? Probably, but don’t tell that to the Miami Heat. Earlier tonight, Lebron James unveiled his team’s remix video for Bauuer’s number 1 hit. Shoot, even Diddy said he supports the new dance craze, so before you start complaining about being sick of this, insert your own Bosh & Lebron jokes here. Then, press play and laugh with us. Enjoy.

It all started last Sunday when Lil Wayne was reportedly kicked out of a Miami Heat home game vs. the Los Angeles Lakers for rooting for his out of town squad (The Heat say this is untrue). Weezy went off on Twitter and made it public that he had no love for the team that houses stars like Lebron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. Well, now it seems that the die-hard sports fanatic has been banned from all NBA games and events. Last night, at an All Star after party in Houston, Weezy went off the NBA and Miami Heat. He claims the Heat had a hand in his ban. He cursed out the team’s star players and even said he had extramarital affairs with Chris Bosh’s wife. Of course, his words weren’t as nice. So of course our friend Charlamagne Tha God gave him Donkey Of The Day on Power 106 -- listen to both audio clips after the jump. [Hear More]

Perhaps Lil Wayne should just stay away from NBA basketball games. This past summer, the New Orleans rapper accused the Oklahoma City Thunder of racism after being denied free courtside seats. Apparently, Wayne was kicked out of today's Miami Heat game for "rootin 4 da Lakers." It's unclear exactly why the police would ask Wayne to leave. [See More]

LeBron James continues his quest to be the most lovable man in the NBA. Not too long ago, we saw him give a huge hug to a fan who hit a halfcourt shot and now he's playing catch with a dude in the stands. Now I'm just waiting for him to pick up a kid during the finals and play a game with the kid riding piggyback the whole time. Enjoy.

Dwayne Wade was absolutely denied a bank loan at the rim on Wednesday night by Los Angeles Clippers guard Eric Bledsoe. Wade had a full head of steam heading towards the basket and it seemed like nothing could stop him from throwing it down. Out of nowhere Bledsoe jumped and had one of the nicer blocks you will ever see. The Clipper faithful, as did the internet, thoroughly enjoyed the effort from 6′ 1″ guard out of Kentucky. Enjoy.

Can you explain this? LeBron James drove to the hoop against the Bobcats during a preseason game last night, got fouled by Gerald Henderson, and then immediately got "T'd" up by an official before he was even able to earn it. Is that ref from Cleveland or something? If so, then this makes total sense. Otherwise, what gives? Anyone out there want to try and explain this one to us? Watch the video after the jump. [Watch Video]