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The 76ers and president Daryl Morey may have hopes and dreams of working things out with James Harden, while his teammates have the same feelings. But as the days go on, Harden seems to continue to point to the door and stand unwavering on his desire to be traded.
The latest proof of this comes in the form of Harden’s own social media accounts. As Sporting News revealed, the 33-year-old guard has removed everything Sixers-related from his Instagram and Twitter profiles.

James Harden has removed everything Sixers related from his bio on social media 👀 pic.twitter.

Everything you need to know to watch this year’s Tour de France.

After 12 years in the NBA, Kemba Walker is going overseas to play for AS Monaco in the Euroleague. The point guard made four NBA All-Star games in his career, but he has played in just 46 games over the past two years while battling injuries.
While Walker is on just a one-year deal with Monaco, the veteran said he isn’t sure if he will eventually return to the NBA.
“I’m not certain. I mean, the NBA is obviously the main goal, but I’ve played there for many years,” Walker said, via EuroHoops.net.

Sunday’s final round of the British Open has had very little drama, thanks to Brian Harman’s steady play after entering the final day with a five-stroke lead. The lefty had that same lead through the first 11 holes and should be able to hang on to win his first major championship. 
While there haven’t been many fireworks, there have been a ton of commercial breaks during NBC’s coverage, which has made the final round very hard to watch. It seems like we’ve seen more ads and “Playing Through” segments than actual live golf, which isn’t great.

NFL running backs are tired of being undervalued, so Austin Ekeler got them all together to address the ongoing contract issues. Rather, the 28-year-old Chargers veteran hosted some of the league’s top backs on Zoom.

Austin Ekeler Organizes Top Running Back Zoom Call To Address Contract Issues

The call’s purpose was simple. Running backs have struggled to lock down long-term contracts in recent years. They want to change that. But how?
There is a stigma surrounding the position regarding average lifespan.

Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, who spent his offseason recovering from a foot injury, passed his training camp physical, a league source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Sunday.

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American sprinter Noah Lyles officially broke Usain Bolt’s record for the most 200-meter races run in less than 20 seconds on Sunday at the London Diamond League competition.
The 26-year-old has completed 35 sprints in under 20 seconds after finishing in 19.47 seconds on Sunday. Bolt, who retired in 2017, finished his career with 34 sprints under the 20-second mark.
Lyles took home the bronze medal for the 200-meter race at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. His gold medal finish on Sunday in London was his fifth for the 200-meter at this competition.

Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has passed his physical ahead of training camp after recovering from offseason foot surgery, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports. Las Vegas will not place Garoppolo on the PUP list, allowing the quarterback to participate fully in practice.
After Garoppolo signed a three-year contract with the Raiders in March, the quarterback needed to undergo surgery to further repair his broken foot from last season. The surgery was serious enough that Las Vegas put a clause in the contract allowing them to waive Garoppolo without penalty if he couldn’t play this year.

Dethroned but gracious, Michael Phelps stood and applauded the man who erased him from the record book. Later, he placed a gold medal around Léon Marchand’s neck, posed for pictures with him and lifted his arm in the air, like a defeated boxer acknowledging his vanquisher.
Marchand’s reaction on a live Peacock broadcast, after seeing that he had annihilated the last individual world record of the greatest swimmer ever: “What the f— is happening?”
Marchand spoke for many of us in that moment.