Last month, Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports was at River Rouge High School, in suburban Detroit, for the annual All-Star Giveback, which involves the passing out of turkeys and holiday meals for those in need in the Detroit area.

Last weekend, during a Timberwolves off day, Tyus Jones, Jimmy Butler and Jamal Crawford were spotted at a Minnesota high school game involving Jones’ younger brother Tre.

Two years ago, iFolloSports.com provided info on the $21 million house, purchased by LeBron James, in the West Los Angeles enclave of Brentwood.

Here is iFolloSports.com original video of Vikings wide receiver Stefon Diggs signing autographs, Tuesday evening, at Fan HQ Sports Apparel and Collectibles, in the Twin Cities suburb of Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

Tuesday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers won their 12th straight game, courtesy of a 113-91 drubbing of the Chicago Bulls, at United Center, loc

Here is an original photo of NBA and Hawks legend Dominique Wilkins signing autographs recently in Detroit.

Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports sends along this original photo of Hawks guard Kent Bazemore 

Friday night, the defending NBA champion Warriors defeated the Magic 133-112, at Amway Center, just outside of downtown Orlando.

Here is an original photo of Milwaukee Bucks guard DeAndre Liggins signing autographs, outside a Detroit hotel, prior to a recent game against the Pistons.

Lance Martinez of My Detroit Sports provides this original photo of former NBA player/current Bucks television analyst Vin Baker signing au

Here is an original photo of Bucks star Giannis Anteokounmpo (otherwise known as the “Greek Freak”) signing autographs in Detroit.

Wednesday night, the 13-7 San Antonio Spurs host the 7-12 Memphis Grizzlies at AT&T Center.

Sunday afternoon, the Minnesota Timberwolves defeated the Phoenix Suns 119-108, at Target Center in Minneapolis.

Cavaliers sharpshooter Kyle Korver is already in his 15th NBA season.

Monday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers take on the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

Since 2000, the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Kings have collectively called the Toyota Sports Center (TSC) home, when it comes to the respective clubs’ basketball and hockey operations.