There’s been a lot of drama between James Harden and Philadelphia 76ers President Daryl Morey. And now the NBA is getting involved.
Harden publicly criticized Morey earlier this week in response to the Sixers ending trade talks involving the former NBA MVP.
“Daryl Morey is a liar. And I will never be a part of an organization that he’s a part of,” Harden said.
The Sixers traded for James Harden in February 2022.
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On Tuesday, lawyers representing Baker Mayfield and his wife Emily filed a petition in a Texas court seeking information over a potential misuse of $12 million at an investment firm where several members of Mayfield’s family work.
The petition named multiple defendants, including Camwood Capital Management Group, Camwood Ventures, Texas Contract Manufacturing Group, Unitech, Apex Machining and Lor-Van, and is asking a Travis County District Court to hand over financial records since 2018.
Anyone who plays golf out there dreams of it, knowing that it more than likely will never happen.
But when it does… it’s the greatest feeling in the world.
No, I’m not talking about making par after a round with the fellas. I’m talking about the big one… the cream of the crop… the one, the only… the hole-in-one.
However, one man is finding out the hard way that his wife doesn’t give a damn that he achieved the impossible on the golf course.
No matter the outcome of Sunday’s World Cup Final, the winner will be making history for women’s soccer.
Cardinals rookie shortstop Masyn Winn recorded his first major league hit on Friday night, a fifth inning single that send Busch Stadium into a frenzy.
In normal circumstances, the ball from a player’s first major league hit goes into the dugout to be returned to the player to commemorate the big moment in his career.
That didn’t happen for Winn on Friday night. Instead, after play was stopped, Mets first baseman Pete Alonso launched the ball into the stands in a bizarre move.
Masyn Winn got his first career hit and Pete Alonso threw the ball in the crowd 
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How will the historic hurricane affects sports games in California?
An unprecedented hurricane is reported to touch down in California. Hurricane Hilary is set to make landfall beginning Saturday and lasting into next week, and sites such as CNN say that this is the first time the tropical storm warning has been activated in the region. The National Hurricane Center says that parts of Nevada and Southern California could see up to 10 inches of rain, and strong winds will come in advance of the hurricane making landfall.
The NBA is investigating the situation involving the 76ers and James Harden after Harden accused Daryl Morey of being a “liar” in a tirade earlier this week, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski and Ramona Shelburne report.
While speaking to a group of kids in Beijing, Harden put Morey on blast after the executive did not trade him despite the point guard requesting a trade from Philadelphia.
“Daryl Morey is a liar, and I will never be part of an organization that he’s a part of,” Harden said. “Let me say that again.
Fresh off a College Football Playoff appearance last year, Michigan enters the new season as the odds-on favorite to win the Big Ten.
The Wolverines return star quarterback J.J. McCarthy, a host of playmakers on offense and a talented veteran defense that should be one of the best units in the country.
This could finally be the year that the Wolverines put it all together and make a run for a national championship, and coach Jim Harbaugh knows it.
Northwestern is about to begin a football season in which the focus will be in no small part off the field, owing to the hazing scandal that rocked the university and ended the tenure of longtime coach and former player Pat Fitzgerald. The Wildcats will begin their season Sept. 3 at Rutgers, but it’s clear that this is not a scandal that will tidily go away. As of the latest tally, more than 20 lawsuits have been filed against Fitzgerald, the school and current and former coaches and administrators.
Patriots quarterback Mac Jones got a stern talking to from coach Bill Belichick during a joint practice with the Packers earlier this week, and Jones went into detail on Friday about what the encounter entailed.
Belichick lit into Jones during a two-minute drill in practice, and Jones said it was because the Patriots settled for a field goal.
“So we scored on the two-minute drive with a field goal, and then we just wanted to try a situation again,” Jones said, per CLNS media. “We just kind of redid the situation, I guess. That was fun, I guess, but it was my fault.