Live even got in on the fun this past weekend with Kenan Thompson perfectly parodying ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins—his beard, clothes, voice, the whole shebangin

If there’s one thing we know about Kendrick Perkins, it’s that he’ll say just about anything on live TV. But sometimes, it makes absolutely no sense. Well, it turns out Saturday Night Live noticed, and they didn’t hold back in roasting the ESPN analyst in their latest episode.

When it comes to the Los Angeles Lakers in 2024-25, the season has to be split into two distinct segments: before and after the acquisition of Luka Doncic. That’s right, after toiling away in the middle of the pack,

ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins addressed Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James on his “weird energy” comments after Thursday’s win against the Minnesota Timberwolves. James addressed Timberwolves All-Star Anthony Edwards and his comments regarding being the face of the league,

Kendrick Perkins takes a sarcastic jab at Charles Barkley for claiming him and ESPN only cover the Los Angeles Lakers

Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas has never shied away from voicing his opinion — especially when it comes to LeBron James. While he’s often praised the future Hall of Famer, this time, Arenas took a different approach.

At 40 years old, "The King" has recorded 11 double-doubles and a triple-double in his last 24 games, making Kendrick Perkins certain that the 6'9" forward is still the most impact

Their main star, Nikola Jokic, is averaging an astounding 28.9 points, 12.7 rebounds, and 10.4 assists per game, making him one of the most dominant players in the league. Yet the debate over who holds the title of the NBA's best player is a perennial topic among fans and analysts,

You didn’t think LeBron James’ criticism would go over well ... criticizing him and his colleagues in the NBA media. Kendrick Perkins, on the other hand, took a slightly different approach.

Gilbert Arenas has never been shy about being a LeBron James apologist. But not this time around, especially if it can earn him brownie points with his "potential boss," Stephen A. Smith. The outspoken former NBA star went on his popular "Gil's Arena" podcast on Monday and weighed in on the Lakers star confronting the ESPN personality last week at the Lakers game in Los Angeles.