Thomas B. Shea-USA TODAY Sports The Beard just got even more invested in H-town. James Harden is from California, but it’s no secret that Houston has adopted him as one of their own. The Beard loves H-town, and Houston gives him the love right back. He’s the best basketball player in the city since Hakeem Olajuwon, and his place in Houston sports history is secure, title or no title. The team is paying him between $30-$46 million per season between now and when his contract is up in 2023, the team’s entire philosophy on-court is centered around Harden’s strengths, and he...

Houston Rockets All-Star James Harden is jumping into the soccer market. According to a report from FOX 26 in Houston, the two-time scoring champion has joined the ownership group of the Houston Dynamo (MLS) and Houston Dash (NWSL) franchises: According to NBA sources Houston Rockets superstar James...

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Many have been left wondering what’s taken so long for veteran sharpshooter Kyle Korver to reunite with former teammate LeBron James with the Los Angeles Lakers. The 38-year-old was waived by the Phoenix Suns on July 8 after first being part of a trade with the Memphis Grizzlies, landing there from a blockbuster swap that […] The post Lakers could choose to keep final roster spot open instead of inking Kyle Korver appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James posted a clip of himself throwing up a lob to Anthony Davis on NBA 2K19. Peep the series of clips below via James’ Instagram stories. As observed, James captioned in with “doing some homework.” Is the four-time MVP already drawing up some possible plays...

The Los Angeles Lakers may have failed to acquire their superstar in the 2019 NBA free agency, but they still managed to surround Anthony Davis and LeBron James with quality players that can help them win the NBA championship title in the 2019-20 NBA season. After failing to acquire Kawhi Leonard, the...

One of the more under the radar signings the Los Angeles Lakers made in free agency was the addition of Quinn Cook...

Toronto Raptors star point guard Kyle Lowry underwent left thumb surgery to repair a tendon injury, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Lowry played through the injury throughout much of the playoffs, including the NBA Finals. Lowry is hoping to be ready for USA Basketball training camp in August, with the FIBA World Cup coming right after […] The post Report: Raptors’ Lowry undergoes left thumb surgery, but hopes to be ready for USA Basketball training camp appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Raptors guard Kyle Lowry reportedly underwent a procedure to repair tendon injury in his left thumb.

Spencer Dinwiddie recently spoke out in a podcast with The Athletic’s Shams Charania about how he had a helping hand in the Brooklyn Nets’ recruitment of Kyrie Irving. Obviously, this wasn’t a one-man show, the framework and system in place from the Brooklyn Nets allured superstar talents such as Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving—but Spencer […] Meet the Brooklyn Nets’ top recruiter, Spencer Dinwiddie - Nothin But Nets - Nothin But Nets - A Brooklyn Nets Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More

During the 2019 NBA All-Star weekend, rumors have started to circulate about the plan of Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving to play together in one team. The rumors heated up days before the 2019 NBA free agency started with the New York Knicks emerging as the top favorite to land both superstars. Durant...

Robin Lopez signed with the Milwaukee Bucks earlier this offseason, teaming up with his brother, Brook, in what will likely be one of the more formidable frontcourt rotations in the NBA. At seven feet, Robin is obviously a solid rim protector, but it sounds like the Bucks are also interested in his 3-point shooting. Bucks […] The post Bucks want Robin Lopez firing away from 3 next season appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Photo by Ed Zurga/ Well it's a hot one. The weather is scorching hot and so are the Royals, winning five of their first six games since the break. They'll look for just their second sweep of the season today. Today's #WhiteSox starters: pic.twitter.com/5Nde6Pt05J— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) July 18, 2019 Closing out the homestand today with a matinee against the White Sox.#AlwaysRoyal pic.twitter.com/KwLBIxRFYh— Kansas City Royals (@Royals) July 18, 2019 Humberto Aretaga, #5 hitter. Love it.

Photo by Mike Stobe/ The Yankees and Rays play their first of two here in the Bronx. Let’s play two! The Mind Flayer made an appearance at Yankee Stadium last night and brought the rain that postponed last night’s scheduled game between the Yankees and the Rays to this afternoon. With the Rays not returning to New York at all this season (a strange quirk of the schedule), the Battle for the East will continue with a six-hour baseball extravaganza starting at 3:00 EDT. If the weather cooperates. Again. The pitching matchup remains the same as last night, as Domingo German (11-2, 3.40...

There is still a lot of time left, but with the trade deadline looming, this weekend’s four-game series between the Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals is crucial. And to be honest, this series is much more critical for the Washington Nationals than the Atlanta Braves. With the Nationals unexpectedly dropping a game against the Baltimore […] Atlanta Braves & Washington Nationals square off in critical series - Tomahawk Take - Tomahawk Take - An Atlanta Braves Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More

Photo by Hunter Martin/ How about all those WALKS last night, in a game that ended at 2 a.m.?! A two and a half hour rain delay! The Phillies getting no-hit into the sixth! A bullpen game! It’ll be hard to top last night’s game, a 7-2 loss that was more obligatory than anything else, but Aaron Nola’s going to try this afternoon against Ross Striping and the Dodgers.