Dikembe Mutombo, a Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame center and global ambassador for the NBA, died at the age of 58 from brain cancer, the league announced on Monday. Born in the Democratic Republic ...

"The league deemed it unsportsmanlike and unnecessary" - Mutombo on the NBA's attempt to silence his iconic finger wag originally appeared on Basketball Network. When you picture the late Dikembe ...

Dikembe Mutombo, who passed away at age 58 from brain cancer, left behind a memorable career on and off the court. A look at several moments that made the former Houston Rocket and NBA star ...

Long before Stephen Curry's "night, night," Usain Bolt's "lightning bolt," Cristiano Ronaldo's "siiii" and Serena Williams' "c-walk," late NBA legend Dikembe Mutombo captivated crowds with his "finger ...

Dikembe Mutombo wasn't JUST known for the finger wag. But when you see the many images of the legendary center who died from brain cancer at the age of 58, you see him and his humongous wingspan going ...

Jaelan Phillips made sure to shout out the late Mount Mutombo during Thursday’s game against the Tennessee Titans. The Miami Dolphins linebacker Phillips had a great sequence during the second quarter ...

Cole, unamused, fired an 0-2 fastball way over Caballero’s head to send a message, struck him out on a 98-mph heater for the final out of the inning, then wagged his finger at the Mariners — manager ...

Why did Gerrit Cole wag his finger at the Seattle Mariners dugout on Monday night, you ask? The answer is: It's a whole saga. The New York Yankees pitcher was seen pulling a Dikembe Mutombo at the ...

Gerrit Cole drew attention on Tuesday night for wagging his finger at the Seattle Mariners’ dugout, and now we know why he did it. Cole’s New York Yankees beat the Mariners 3-1 as the ace went 7.1 ...

Toronto Raptors center Bismack Biyombo may not have gotten permission from Dikembe Mutombo to use the retired shot-blocking star's finger-wag celebration, but Mutombo says Biyombo "really doesn't need ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Gerrit Cole wagged a finger 15 times at Mariners manager Scott Servais and threw a pitch to José Caballero that landed high up on the backstop. Cole's message was clear: Don't mess ...

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