Community

New York Native Danny Green Helps to Revive Mecca of Basketball with ‘Battle in the Apple’

NEW YORK CITY — Amid a hectic December schedule in the NBA, Danny Green has found peace, if only for a moment. Inside 368 Broadway in Tribeca, the Toronto Raptors sharpshooter peruses shots from basketball’s hottest photographers from Los Angeles (like Cassy Athena and Cameron Look) and to New York City (like Michael Eng) posted on the walls of “The Pull Up: Overtime Basketball Pop-up.” All the while, Danny is surrounded by influencers in the flesh, from former 2KTV host Rachel DeMita to sneaker artist Sierato and Overtime Larry, as young fans clamor for selfies with the 2014 NBA champion. It’s a familiar feeling for Danny. The Long Island native is used to… Read More

Hawks’ Jeremy Lin Supports Cincinnati Teenagers in Fight Against Racism, Bullying

Josh Martin, Jan 21, 2019

Clippers’ Montrezl Harrell Blends STEM Robotics and Video Games for Good Cause

Magdalena Munao, Dec 24, 2018

Clippers’ Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jerome Robinson Get Crash Course in Community Work

Josh Martin, Dec 20, 2018

New York Native Danny Green Helps to Revive Mecca of Basketball with ‘Battle in the Apple’

Olivier Auguste, Dec 13, 2018

Knicks’ Damyean Dotson Brings ‘Whole Team’ to Holiday Sneaker Drive

Olivier Auguste, Dec 13, 2018

Pacers Rookie Alize Johnson Leads for Mom and Six Younger Siblings

Mike Mazzeo, Nov 24, 2018