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Stephen Curry Gets First Active-Player Hall of Fame Exhibit
Curry will become the first active NBA player featured in a dedicated Basketball Hall of Fame experience when “Stephen Curry: Beyond the Arc” opens July 24. The limited-time exhibit will explore his impact as a basketball icon, entrepreneur, philanthropist and family man, while celebrating the shooting revolution and broader influence that reshaped the modern game forever.
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Rich Paul Says LeBron James Has Earned the Right Not to Be Rushed
Paul said the choice belongs entirely to LeBron, despite the NBA waiting to finalize its schedule. He has spoken with Adam Silver and understands the league’s concerns, but argued the decision spans family, legacy, business and basketball. “Just have a little patience,” Paul said, admitting he still does not know where the star will sign.
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about 2 hours ago
Rich Paul Dismisses LeBron James Rumors as Baseless
Paul dismissed every report surrounding LeBron’s next team, insisting “none of these people know anything” because the camp has shared nothing. He rejected claims that the delay is an attention spectacle and framed it as a high-level business choice. Paul argued an athlete with an unmatched resume has earned the right to decide without outsiders imposing a deadline.
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about 2 hours ago
Rich Paul Rejects Pressure on LeBron James to Rush His Decision
Paul dismissed claims that the prolonged wait is about attention or spectacle, insisting outsiders “know nothing” about the process. He framed the choice as a major business decision that LeBron has earned the right to make on his own timeline. Comparing it to selecting between elite jobs, Paul asked, “Who’s rushing you? Nobody.”
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about 3 hours ago
Lil Wayne Recalls Meeting 16-Year-Old LeBron James Before His Rise
Wayne said Slim introduced him to James backstage before a Cleveland-area concert, insisting the teenager would become “everything.” He immediately noticed the 16-year-old’s size and how carefully his entourage concealed an injured arm. That protection convinced Wayne the prospect was already viewed as “gold,” years before he became basketball’s biggest star.
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