Joe Johnson may not have been known as the NBA's most fearsome defender, but over his 18-year career, he was a serious presence on the perimeter. His quickness, paired with a 6'7" frame, gave him both ...

The Miami Heat have signed former All-Star guard Joe Johnson. Heat owner Micky Arison announced the news on Twitter Several playoff teams pursued Johnson, but the Heat clearly moved to the front of ...

"I wish I would've sought a little advice" - Joe Johnson regrets not picking Michael Jordan's brain when he had the chance originally appeared on Basketball Network. When Joe Johnson joined the ranks ...

"Don't come to me with this piss poor as* offer" - Joe Johnson reveals it was supposed to be him vs. Michael Beasley at TNC02 but he turned it down originally appeared on Basketball Network. After ...

Miami Heat All-Star Bam Adebayo has already competed in two Olympic Games for Team USA, winning a gold medal each time. But for former NBA player Joe Johnson, the big man is still deserving of a spot ...

The Brooklyn Nets and Memphis Grizzlies recently discussed a potential trade to send former All-Star shooting guard Joe Johnson to Memphis, according to league sources. The teams could not find a ...

The BIG3 season began with a bang last week in Chicago. All four games were decided by six points or fewer, with two games coming down to the final bucket to determine a winner. We also saw a brawl ...

Sometimes criticism doesn't come from mistakes but from landing in a controversial spot without any fault. Joe Johnson knows that all too well. It especially echoes when looking back to 2010, the time ...

"The only person I would like to see him play is Joe" - Stephen Jackson believes Joe Johnson is the only player who could beat Michael Beasley in a one-on-one game originally appeared on Basketball ...

Harden's offensive imprint on today's game is undeniable. For instance, his signature stepback three-pointer or tendency to throw his hands up to draw fouls while attacking the paint have become ...

Joe Johnson started the 1986 world championships as a 150-1 outsider, but victory against Steve Davis, he tells Donald McRae, led to watching tennis with royalty and being mobbed in Tesco ...