Wilt Chamberlain was a giant of a man. At his peak he was more than seven feet in height, over 300 pounds of muscle, possessing enormous strength and surprising speed and agility. He was the ...

"My theory is that there are four really important numbers in Wilt Chamberlain's life. In ascending order: 0 for the number of times he fouled out, 50 for the number of points he averaged for one ...

Like many basketball players today, the late basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain had a flair for fancy cars. But while Wilt was always seen driving his Cadillac convertible or the baby blue-colored ...

Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point mark has held steady for over six decades, but who follows The Big Dipper? From NBA.com Staff Wilt Chamberlain set an NBA record when he scored 100 points in 1962.

Charles Barkley has stirred up the GOAT debate once again, ranking LeBron James as the seventh-greatest player of all time.

Dwight Howard wanted Wilt Chamberlain to walk him out to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.If the latter was still alive, of course. Howard appeared as a special guest on an episode of The Dan ...

He also made NBA history by moving ahead of Wilt Chamberlain (673) for 37th on the all-time playoff assists list. Following Chamberlain, the next player for Jokic to pass will be Michael Cooper (703).