Wilt Chamberlain’s AI-generated ‘voice’ narrates Showtime’s warts-and-all doc ‘Goliath’ Exploring both his major impact on the game and his hedonistic lifestyle, visual biography of ...

Angel Reese's dominance fuels the Chicago Sky's win streak against the Indiana Fever! See highlights of her Wilt ...

Wilt Chamberlain once averaged 50 points per game for a season, ... Timberwolves for 43 points and 20 rebounds, two nights after notching 45 points and 22 rebounds against the Bulls in Chicago.

So who was better, Michael or Wilt? With the shock of hearing that Wilt Chamberlain died Tuesday, apparently of a heart attack at his California home, the question was bound to come up. The consens… ...

That distinction belongs to legendary big man Wilt Chamberlain, who dominated the NBA for 14 seasons from 1958 to 1973.

Wilt Chamberlain, 63, the 7-foot-1 center who so dominated basketball that the NBA widened the free throw lane to move him away from the basket and who later stirred controversy with an ...

CHICAGO -- Chicago Bulls All ... DeRozan surpassed a mark set by Wilt Chamberlain, who put together two such streaks of six games in a row, the last of which came in 1963.

Wilt Chamberlain’s 1972 NBA Finals jersey with the Los Angeles Lakers is expected to sell for more than $4 million in an upcoming auction.

The late Wilt Chamberlain never conceded the greatest basketball player of all time (GOAT) title to Chicago Bulls icon Michael Jordan. Based on numerous interviews and even a reported talk with ...

The Chicago Bulls packed a week’s worth of action into their final game before the All-Star break.They extended their winning streak to five games, saw DeMar DeRozan break a record held by Wilt ...

Wilt Chamberlain continues to set records more than six decades after he started his NBA career. A uniform from Chamberlain’s 1959-60 rookie season with the Philadelphia Warriors sold at auction ...

View full size Paul Vathis/Associated Press Wilt Chamberlain celebrates after scoring 100 points to help the Philadelphia Warriors beat the Knicks, 169-147, on March 2, 1962.