ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins thinks the OKC Thunder center can out-trump the San Antonio Spurs sophomore sensation. "He takes matchups personally," said Perkins of Holmgren. "He's not afraid to ...

Kendrick Perkins, who’s never been afraid to say how ... which almost cost us our relationship after we won the championship because KG thought I was playing to try and make the All-Star team.

Dwight Howard opened up about how Kendrick Perkins' savvy defensive tricks frustrated him during their battles in the paint.

But there was one specific player who always seemed to get under his skin: Kendrick Perkins. In a conversation ... a foul,'" "Superman" told Garnett on "KG Certified." Whether it was subtle ...

Brian Scalabrine asserted that fellow 2008 Celtics champion Kendrick Perkins carries a “scarlet letter” within the organization, suggesting he’s been shut out of the team’s so-called ...

Kendrick Perkins isn’t exactly a popular figure in Boston these days. Despite helping the Celtics win a title in 2008 as the team’s starting center, Perkins has established himself as persona ...

Kendrick Perkins has never been shy to criticize Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics. But after the All-Star’s dominant performance against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday, Perkins offered up ...

But Kendrick Perkins has already seen enough, believing this team is not even close to being a title contender. "Does this Denver Nuggets team look like a Championship contender? Hell no. When is ...

Kendrick Perkins’ affinity for doling out critical takes against the Celtics has been well-documented. His blunt commentary against Joe Mazzulla, Boston’s roster, and in particular star ...

Kendrick Perkins is not one of them, though. The NBA champion and long-time veteran turned ESPN analyst went in on the Slovenian on "The Road Trippin Show." “We got to stop letting Luka off the ...

Responses from "First Take" host Stephen A. Smith and ESPN's Kendrick Perkins drew differing opinions, with Perkins taking the stronger stance. On the play, Green lost the basketball and fell to ...

ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins was asked to select who he thinks are the top five most dominant players in NBA history. All-time three-point leader Stephen Curry made it in at number five ...