On Monday, the Instagram account of Flau’jae Johnson’s younger half-brother Aydin Ameen Brooks was suspended. It was quickly reactivated, but Aydin and Flau’jae’s mother Kia Brooks would not let this incident slide.
Team USA has clinched their place in the quarterfinals of the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup with three straight wins, but what was seen as their biggest strength might be coming back to bite them.
The Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday announced they officially re-signed James Harden to a three-year, $97 million contract extension , ending what had been a complicated matter in free agency. Harden will enter his first full season with the Cavaliers after being acquired in a midseason trade with the Los Angeles Clippers in February in exchange for [...] The post Cavs news: James Harden drops simple response to contract announcement appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The Heat could reach the NBA Finals this season. They could also wind up fighting their way through the play-in. Neither outcome would be especially shocking.
LeBron James has spent his career surrounded by superstars, executives, and some of the most powerful figures in sports. But when the NBA icon raised a glass during a yacht celebration, his attention turned to someone who had been beside him long before the championships, business empire, and global fame.
The Warriors still have Stephen Curry. That’s the good news. The harder part is figuring out whether they still have enough around him to make another serious run.
It already looks like Anthony Edwards and Jonathan Kuminga will go along just fine. Kuminga arrived in Minneapolis on Monday to officially start his new chapter with the Minnesota Timberwolves . He said he was excited to go to work and meet his new teammates. On Tuesday, the 23-year-old forward was in the team’s practice facility, and Edwards [...] The post Timberwolves news: Anthony Edwards gets hyped seeing Jonathan Kuminga appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Christian Moss lasted just a solitary snap against Washington State in the Apple Cup before a soft-tissue injury, which usually is a hamstring pull, sent the Un
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