Los Angeles strippers are the big winners in James Harden’s trade to the Clippers amid tough times for Bada Bing babies and gravity-defying angels of the Southland.
Nobody is safe from Joe Biden’s economy, even strip clubs as more miserable men decide to stay home because it’s free.
But it’s a party as every stripper on L.A.’s roster expects a big bump with Harden’s arrival. Amid Gavin Newsom’s stay in China, steam-rolling kids, Harden is doing the hard work in California.
The strip club savior is here and big paydays are on the way! Cinnamon? She’ll get paid.
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BATON ROUGE, La. – Ever notice that the University of Alabama’s colors are red like the devil?
And if you replace the “b” with a “t” in its football coach’s name, St. Nick becomes Nick Satan.
And you know, Christians believe that the Devil was once a wonderful angel named Lucifer, who fell from grace from God and started his own Fallen Angel team. They play in Hell.
Oh, and Nick Saban has won 6 national championships at Alabama. And you know Christians believe that 666 is a symbol of evil.
Central Michigan athletic director Amy Folan said in a statement Tuesday that the school is investigating the potential presence of suspended Michigan football staff member Connor Stalions on the Chippewas’ sideline during their season-opening game at Michigan State on Friday, Sept. 1. ESPN first reported that CMU is looking into the situation.
Photos began circulating Monday of someone resembling Stalions who was dressed in Central Michigan coaching apparel in the team bench area during the game against the Spartans.
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James Harden has been traded, again. The 76ers sent the 2018 MVP to the Clippers early Tuesday morning marking the fourth time in Harden’s career he has been traded.
The addition of Harden saw Los Angeles’ title odds improve from +2400 to +1300. Now only the Celtics (+370), Bucks (+410), Nuggets (+500) and Suns (+600) have better odds to win it all than the Clippers, who have never been to the NBA Finals.
The Vikings had no choice but to make a move. On Tuesday, they did.
After Kirk Cousins tore his Achilles during the fourth quarter of a 24–10 win over the Packers on Sunday, Minnesota had few options. The Vikings could either turn to rookie fifth-round pick Jaren Hall out of BYU or find another option with experience.
General manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah took the latter route, trading for Cardinals quarterback Joshua Dobbs. According to ESPN, Minnesota is sending a 2024 sixth-round pick to the Cardinals while also receiving a seventh-rounder in return.
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The longstanding game of chicken between the 76ers and Clippers ended Tuesday with the two teams agreeing to a deal that will send disgruntled guard James Harden to L.A. Details of the still-fluid deal: Marcus Morris, Robert Covington, Nicolas Batum, KJ Martin, two first-round picks, two second-rounders and a pick swap to Sixers for Harden, P.J. Tucker and Filip Petrušev.
It’s the two first-rounders that’s notable. In discussions with the Clippers, the Sixers had insisted on either two first-round picks or one first and Terance Mann, the dynamic fifth-year guard.
The Vikings are acquiring Cardinals quarterback Josh Dobbs in a deal ahead of the trade deadline on Tuesday, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports.
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Vikings traded a sixth-round pick to the Cardinals while also getting a seventh-round pick that could become a sixth-round pick back in the deal.
Arizona originally traded a seventh-round pick to the Browns for Dobbs at the end of training camp, as they needed a quarterback with Kyler Murray rehabbing his torn ACL.
LeBron James is one of the best players in NBA history, but none of his peers have ever been able to rival his Halloween costumes year in and year out. This time around, it was no different.
James posted his 2023 costume on Instagram on Tuesday, donning an incredible Beetlejuice costume as the main character from the hit 1998 film. James, 38, was wearing some haunting makeup along with a wig and a red tuxedo to wrap it all together.
He had some help from his wife, Savannah, who wore a Miss Argentina costume.