The Hornets’ guard revived the Y2K look, and now he’s putting up the best numbers of his career. “There were times last year when my shorts were too short. I just didn’t feel good out there.”

Jerry’s World is a glare-filled monument to hubris.

The perennial All-Star has things clicking in Cleveland—but he's eager to deliver for his hometown Mets, too.

The longtime Raptor, fresh off a Hall of Fame induction and a teary-eyed jersey retirement in Toronto, goes deep on what he learned over 22 years in the league.

Players all around the league are playing it fast and loose with longer, baggy uniform sleeves.

For generations, the Yankees were the biggest and baddest team in professional sports, seemingly too powerful to ever be touched. Those days are over.

The Seahawks icon is now traveling the country as part of the Thursday Night Football crew, and he has some thoughts.

The Seattle Storm rookie stunned all season.

Sure, you can watch Yankees-Dodgers on TV. But baseball, unique among sports, thrives in an audio-only setting.

The Yankees have been powered by Juan Soto, the spirit of New York, and good, old-fashioned cotton.

In Inglewood, Steve Ballmer has constructed a basketball Xanadu, giving his team a much-needed home of their own. Now Kawhi Leonard, James Harden, and Co. are ready to start filling the rafters with red-and-blue banners.

Chopping it up with Fox’s extremely overqualified playoff baseball crew.

Formula 1 veteran Sergio Pérez has had an unexpected career at every turn—and this season is no different. While fighting to keep his privileged seat at Red Bull Racing, Checo invites GQ to a crucial race in Hungary and then back home.

The world—or at least this magazine—needs a full NBA season from Jacky Cui, better known as GQ Jacky.

Two GQ staff writers engage in a friendly debate over whether the disgraced mayor’s dual-teamed cap is harmlessly swaggy or should be yeeted into the Hudson River.