James Harden’s Texas Gun Case Dismissed After Alternative Resolution

17 days ago

James Harden’s Texas Gun Case Dismissed After Alternative Resolution

Harden’s Texas gun case has been dismissed after prosecutors said he completed an “alternative resolution agreement.” The NBA star was arrested June 13 in Houston after police said a handgun was visible inside his vehicle and was not holstered. He had faced a misdemeanor unlawful-carrying charge before a judge approved the dismissal Thursday.

By Raahib Singh

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17 days ago

Pablo Torre Uncovers Yet Another Hidden Kawhi Leonard Sponsorship

A Pablo Torre investigation alleges Leonard had a secret multimillion-dollar sponsorship with Daktronics, a Clippers partner, that sources described as a way to circumvent the NBA salary cap. One source claimed money was effectively funneled through the company, while another independently confirmed the deal. Daktronics’ representatives did not directly address whether a past arrangement existed.

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Stephen A. Smith Wants Kelsey Mitchell Taking Fever’s Biggest Shots

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Stephen A. Smith Wants Kelsey Mitchell Taking Fever’s Biggest Shots

Smith argued Indiana should prioritize Mitchell over Clark in late-game situations, pointing to her stronger efficiency and lower turnover rate. “When you see somebody producing like that, you got to get them the ball,” he said. Smith questioned whether Clark’s popularity influences decisions, while stressing he was speaking strictly about basketball and not suggesting tension between teammates.

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What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 7)

17 days ago

What WNBA Games are on Today? WNBA Schedule (August 7)

Friday’s WNBA slate features three games, all airing on Ion. Phoenix visits Connecticut at 7:30 p.m., while Atlanta meets Washington at 7:30 p.m. in a simultaneous Eastern Conference matchup. The nightcap tips at 9:30 p.m., with the Golden State Valkyries traveling to Dallas to face the Wings in the lone late matchup on the schedule tonight.

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17 days ago

Stephen A. Smith Says Kawhi Leonard Could Face One-Year Ban

Smith said the Clippers are “in a world of trouble” if allegations surrounding Leonard’s sponsorship deals are proven true. He argued Steve Ballmer could deserve a one-year ban and said the NBA should also consider suspending Leonard for a year if outside payments were used to circumvent salary-cap rules.

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17 days ago

Stephen A. Smith Says Caitlin Clark Narratives Are Hurting Other WNBA Players

Smith said Clark is not responsible for hostile narratives surrounding the WNBA, but believes her silence can allow them to grow unchecked. He argued people are using her “as a narrative and as an excuse to throw venom” toward contemporaries. Because Clark has exceptional influence, Smith said speaking up could help protect players and the league’s broader image.

By Raahib Singh

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