Standing at just 5'3", Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues defied all odds. When he entered the NBA in 1987 as the shortest player in league history, skeptics questioned how someone of his stature could ...

Standing at just 5'3", Muggsy Bogues didn't let his small size stop him from fulfilling his dream of playing in the NBA. He didn't just play, but he made himself quite noticeable on the court.

Muggsy Bogues and the Hornets were coming off a succesful season when Muggsy lost his friend Reggie Lewis ...

Neither Kemba Walker nor Muggsy Bogues ever won it all with the Hornets (no one has), but they know more success than most players in the organization's history. Bogues had three playoff runs ...

Tom Haberstroh and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar weigh in on what made Muggsy Bogues such a special player regardless of his height, and if he should be considered for the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Anytime a point guard can join Muggsy Bogues in an NBA record book, it's a cool thing. Bogues, the famous 5-foot-3 point guard, was one of the NBA's most unique players just by virtue of his ...

Despite that environment, David Wingate, Reggie Williams, Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues and Reggie Lewis all persevere and reach the NBA.