After the Utah Jazz went through a scary situation mid-flight, Donovan Mitchell explained his fear of flying.

Aaron Judge explained what it was like playing in front of fans again and why he missed playing in front of fans last season. He also talked about Gary Sanchez returning to elite form and needing to have thick skin playing in New York.

Eric Hosmer loved Opening Day with fans in the stands. He also talked about his big game Opening Day, the importance of starting the season with a win, and lots more.

Teoscar Hernandez chats with his Opening Day home run against Gerrit Cole. He also shares why he's excited about this season and the noise the Blue Jays can make.

Russell Westbrook explains why he ignores and tunes out his critics. He also talked with the media about his recent strong play and triple-doubles.

Chicago Bulls rookie Patrick Williams explains the backstory behind his rare number swap during his rookie season. He also explains why he's excited about his new teammates and the ups and downs of his rookie NBA season.

Richaun Holmes is focused on helping the Sacramento Kings make the playoffs. He also raved about the impact DeMar DeRozan is having by playing to his strengths and dominating the mid-range game.

After being let go by the Cavaliers, Andre Drummond is ready to show the Lakers he can still contribute at an elite level on both ends of the floor. Drummond, the No. 9 overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft, was one of several big names to hit the buyout market this year, however, unlike some of the other All-Stars that were available like Blake Griffin and LaMarcus Aldridge, Drummond, who won’t turn 28 until the offseason, is still in his prime.

After agreeing to a deal with the Brooklyn Nets over the weekend, LaMarcus Aldridge has begun to settle in and participated in the team's practice on Tuesday. Speaking to reporters for the first time since he arrived on the East Coast, Aldridge said that he is no longer interested in gunning for individual accolades, and chose the Nets because he thinks he can "fill a void."

Karl-Anthony Towns details his emotional night as his father attended first Timberwolves game since mother's death. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Minnesota Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns more than most NBA players. Last April, Towns lost his mother, Jackie Cruz-Towns, to COVID-19. On Monday, Towns' father, Karl-Anthony Towns Sr., attended his first Timberwolves game since his wife's death and it was an "emotional" experience for him and his son. Prior to the game, Towns ran over to greet his father before the Timberwolves took on the Brooklyn Nets.