A television crew corners John Salley after a workout, and, point blank, asks him to say something funny. So he says something funny. Reporter giggles; camera keeps rolling. He’s asked for a joke.

Despite battling with injuries to their key players, the Detroit Pistons were hungry for a shot at a three-peat in 1991.

Four-time NBA champion John Salley was the guest on the recent episode of Byron Scott's Fastbreak podcast. At one point during their one-and-a-half-hour conversation, the Lakers legend asked ...

John Salley as VP of Business Development at TIDL Following his retirement from the Los Angeles Lakers, Salley said that he had won "four championship rings, with three different teams ...

John Salley learned an important lesson this spring -- one he apparently didn’t pick up running with the Detroit Piston Bad Boys of the late 1980s: Don’t be too nice. In May, the former NBA ...

Early in his career, John Salley perceived Michael Jordan as his basketball enemy. As a member of the Detroit Pistons’ “Bad Boys” squad, Sally and his teammates saw MJ and the Chicago ...

John Salley gave his take on the GOAT conversation and surprised many by picking Larry Bird over names like Jordan or LeBron. Citing Bird’s killer instinct, clutch play, and ability to dominate ...

Shannon Sharpe sits down with John Salley to reveal the reason two-time NBA Champion Isiah Thomas was left off the 1992 USA Basketball "Dream Team". Salley says: "All of it was total ...

Together, they are a truly toxic combination. Case in point: former Detroit Pistons big man and television sports talk host John Salley's ridiculous claim this week that Michael Jordan -- the ...

Of course, the leading man didn’t mean to confuse them because, as John Salley explained, that’s how the star remembered his own lines. I can imagine how that would be a bit weird on set ...

Shannon Sharpe sits down with 4x NBA Champion John Salley to remanence on the time Michael Jordan wouldn’t let Salley ride in his Ferrari after the Pistons defeat the Bulls. Salley recalls ...

NBA great John Salley says that when he was growing up in a rough Brooklyn neighborhood, he hung with a crew of 15 people just so that nobody could rob him for his Air Jordan sneakers.