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Trae Young Says He Is Smarter Than 95 Percent of the NBA

Young credited his success to understanding angles, scoring at every level and outthinking opponents. “I really feel like I’m just smarter than 95% of the league,” he said. The 6-foot-2 guard joked that being 6-foot-8 would change how people view him, calling his height “God humbling me” while embracing what he has accomplished anyway.

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Federal Prosecutors Investigate Mark Walter’s Insurance Empire

Federal prosecutors are investigating potential financial improprieties involving two insurance companies tied to Lakers, Dodgers, and Sparks owner Walter, plus Guggenheim Partners. Grand jury subpoenas reportedly seek answers on whether private credit investments connected to other parts of his business empire were properly disclosed. TWG Global said it is cooperating with authorities and pursuing remediation plans.

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Kendrick Perkins Urges LeBron James to Retire and Join ESPN

Perkins pitched LeBron a broadcasting career after admitting they have not spoken since the star unfollowed him roughly 18 months ago. Claiming ESPN could pay more than a veteran minimum, he praised LeBron’s basketball IQ and urged him to “close this chapter.” Perk compared the possible transition to Tom Brady’s move into television after retirement.

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Cunningham said young campers began requesting her viral pointing pose, turning the meme into a shared celebration. When she entered camp, children greeted her by pointing instead of cheering, catching her off guard. She never expected the gesture to spread “all over the world,” but has enjoyed watching fans and kids embrace it as their own.

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Matisse Thybulle Joins Lakers on One-Year, $3.3 Million Deal

Thybulle has agreed to a one-year, $3.3 million contract with Los Angeles, according to ESPN. The defensive-minded forward adds wing depth and perimeter pressure to a roster still being reshaped for the 2026-27 season. His arrival gives the Lakers another experienced option capable of guarding multiple positions while contributing without requiring a major offensive role.

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Paige Bueckers Ruled Out Against Liberty Despite Clearing Concussion Protocol

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Paige Bueckers Ruled Out Against Liberty Despite Clearing Concussion Protocol

Bueckers will miss Dallas’ game against New York after the Wings listed soreness as the reason for her absence. The second-year guard had cleared concussion protocol, but the team will keep her sidelined. Her status remains worth monitoring as Dallas manages her recovery before facing a Liberty team looking to regain championship form after Las Vegas claimed the title.

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