Julian Strawther spends day with Las Vegas youth at his back-to-school drive as he prepares to leave for his fourth season with Denver Nuggets. HENDERSON, Nev. — It was more than being back at Liberty High School, fulfilling a goal he once dreamed of, giving back to his community, to the delight of little boys...
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Caitlin Clark Records Career High 45 Points In Win Over Storm
INDIANAPOLIS—The Indiana Fever pulled off a thrilling 110-107 victory over the Seattle Storm behind a historic performance from Caitlin Clark. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) A combined 75 points came from Clark and Kelsey Mitchell guided the Fever (15-10) to its fifth win over the last seven games. Mitchell caught fire early with 17 first-quarter...
Nike EYBL Vegas: 2029 Notables
The Nike EYBL regular season is finally over and the Peach Jam is set. With four stops all throughout the country, the premier circuit’s final leg took part in Las Vegas earlier this month and the masses came. There were over 500 college, scouts from all 30 NBA teams, and countless NIL agents hovering the...
Houston Rockets guard Fred VanVleet ‘feels like a rookie again’ in return from knee injury
LAS VEGAS – The Houston Rockets have the 15th-best odds to win the 2027 NBA championship, according to Las Vegas oddsmakers. While those odds are long, veteran Rockets guard Fred VanVleet believes his team can defy them next season when he returns to action. “We can win a championship next year,” the NBA Players Association...
Gary Trent Jr.’s $64M Bucks Deal Sparks NBA Investigation
Two years after signing with the Milwaukee Bucks on a veteran’s minimum contract, Gary Trent Jr. is now drawing significant attention. When he officially signed his four-year, $64 million contract on July 16, the NBA confirmed it was reviewing the deal. The timeline of events has raised serious questions around the league, and the answers...
The U.S. youth sports problem that connects soccer and baseball
PHILADELPHIA — Ali Curtis is the executive vice president of Major League Soccer sporting development. Kenneth Wood is the father of James Wood, an outfielder for the Washington Nationals and a two-time MLB All-Star. Curtis and Wood are involved in different sports but share the same passion: casting a wider net and removing cost as...
AAU hoops and the fight against perception
As another summer passes, so too does another AAU basketball season. This week in Augusta, South Carolina, Nike’s EYBL Peach Jam, the most prestigious of all summer youth basketball tournaments, will mark the end of the 2026 summer sneaker circuit events. As usual, future college and NBA stars will shine for their respective AAU teams....
Howard alum Bryce Harris looks to hone skills with Oklahoma City Thunder during NBA summer league
Guard Bryce Harris spent the past five years building a championship résumé at Howard that included three Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) titles and three subsequent NCAA tournament appearances. Now Harris, the 2026 MEAC Player of the Year, is taking the next step in his basketball career. Having signed an NBA summer league contract with the...
Ranking the WNBA’s Best Ever Rookie Seasons (2010s, 3 of 5)
(Editor’s Note: This is Part 3 of a five-part series, featuring the top five rookie campaigns from each decade over the first 30 years of the WNBA) RELATED: Best 1990s Rookies | Best 2000s Rookies While there might not have been a more exciting decade than the 2000s, due to the WNBA announcing its arrival...
COLUMN: Fans’ Online Vitriol to Blame for WNBA’s Weakened Allure
If the allure is wearing off of the WNBA, don’t blame the stars, coaches or refs – blame the fans! It’s not Caitlin Clark‘s fault. It’s not Angel Reese’s fault. It’s not Alyssa Thomas, Sophie Cunningham, or Aja Wilson‘s fault. And forget about the refs or any coach you love to hate these days. They’re...









