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Photo: Joakim Noah, LeBron James/Instagram Former NBA player Joakim Noah is in awe of LeBron James ' amazing longevity. LeBron, now with the Los Angeles Lakers, has been playing in the NBA since 2003, when he was drafted first overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers. More than 20 years later, he's still competing at the top level, which has left many, including Noah, speechless. On a recent episode of The Young Man and The Three  podcast, Noah joked about how LeBron’s skills have barely slowed down even as he approaches 40. "To be dominant at 40 years old is pretty crazy. I can barely walk to the bathroom, and this guy is still dominating,” said Noah. He added that LeBron deserves a lot of respect for staying so dedicated to the game. Noah and LeBron met many times on the court, especially during intense battles between Noah's Chicago Bulls and LeBron's teams with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat. Noah retired in 2021, finishing with career averages of 8.8 points...

Photo: Joakim Noah (Instagram) Former NBA All-Star Joakim Noah recently shared his pick for WNBA Rookie of the Year, and it’s Angel Reese over Caitlin Clark . Despite Clark's impressive stats, Noah explained why he prefers Reese during an interview at the U.S. Open. "I would say Angel Reese," Noah told Fox News Digital, adding that Reese's playing style reminds him of his own. While Clark leads in categories like points, assists, and shooting percentages, Reese stands out in rebounding, averaging 13.2 rebounds per game compared to Clark’s 5.8. Their teams have met four times this season, with Reese out-rebounding Clark each time. Photo: Joakim Noah (Instagram) Reese’s strong play has earned her support, including from Noah, who admits his Chicago bias—Reese plays for the Chicago Sky, and Noah played for the Chicago Bulls. However, Clark continues to make history, setting several WNBA records this season. Noah still praises Clark, calling her "a beast," but ...