Miller said their primary game plan was to slow down O'Neal and keep an eye out for Rice's outside sniping. Although today's hoop fans might not know a lot about G-Money, he was a 6'8" wingman who was one of the best shooters of that era.

Serenity Johnson is new to HBCU basketball, but she's already carved out a legacy for herself with one sequence.

Nishesh Basavareddy was way behind in Australian Open qualifying, but he rallies to win and gives Central Indiana fans a familiar celebration.

Should the Pacers have drafted Steve Alford over Miller in 1987? One character in the Indiana-based Netflix series thinks so.

Reggie Miller makes the bold claim that Michael Jordan had absolutely no weaknesses as a basketball player. The Hall of Fame sharpshooter discusses why MJ was impossible to exploit or game plan against.

The merits of Miller and Alford are being debated by soldiers occupying Hawkins as three friends of the heroic kids — (from left in the clip) conspiracy theorist and weapons smuggler Murray Bauman; high school AV Club teacher Scott Clarke, and local police chief and father figure to the character "Eleven" Jim Hopper — are lurking.

Reggie Miller believes that the Pistons' Cade Cunningham should be near the top of the NBA MVP conversation. The Detroit Pistons have been in a stellar vein of form ever since the season started, perched at the top of the Eastern Conference with a 27-9 record. And the biggest reason for their current position is none other than Cade Cunningham.

Miller explained that Young was of a small build. So he inevitably gets taken advantage of at the defensive end. The Pacers legend advised Young to work out with lifting weights and bulking up. The Hawks guard has not shown interest in doing any of it so far in his career.

Reggie Miller discusses his legendary physical battles with Michael Jordan that defined some of the NBA's most intense playoff matchups. The Hall of Fame sharpshooter shares what it was like going to war with the greatest player ever.

Snoop Dogg has made a splash as an NBA analyst, joining Reggie Miller and Terry Gannon during Peacock's recent Warriors-Clippers broadcast.

Reggie Miller has some thoughts on why Aaron Rodgers should play one more season in hopes of a better final game.