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During the offseason, there was optimism surrounding the Boston Celtics' bench. However, as the season has begun, it has become clear that the bench is not performing well and could be a problem for the team in the future.

Just over a year ago, Isaiah Joe's basketball career took a turn when he was waived by the Philadelphia 76ers. This turned out to be a catalyst for his NBA trajectory.

The Sacramento Kings have emerged as potential buyers in the NBA trade market, looking to make a significant move as the season progresses. The focus of their attention is on the Toronto Raptors, who have been rumored to be open to trading star forwards OG Anunoby and Pascal Siakam.

Lil Wayne and his son, Kameron Carter, recently attended a basketball game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Phoenix Suns at Crypto.com Arena. The father-son duo sat courtside and engaged in a mic'd up conversation, where they discussed their early season favorites for the NBA Finals. Lil Wayne expressed his belief that the Milwaukee Bucks and the Golden State Warriors have a strong chance of making it all the way. Kameron was surprised by his father's answer, prompting Lil Wayne to explain his admiration for Steph Curry and his reluctance to count him out. Lil Wayne compared Curry to Tom Brady, citing the times when people doubted Brady's ability to reach the Super Bowl, only to be proven wrong. The conversation also touched on other basketball topics, such as Bol Bol and Austin being in the big three. Lil Wayne's sports expertise is well-known, as he recently served as a guest host on Undisputed and even created a new theme song for the show. Overall, Lil Wayne and his son's conversation at the Lakers game showcased their love for basketball and provided interesting insights into the upcoming NBA season.

The latest weekly sports ratings charts reveal a strong performance by the NFL on Sunday afternoon, while the World Series experienced a decline in viewership. Additionally, college football games failed to reach the seven million viewer mark. Let's take a closer look at the key highlights from the ratings.

James Harden, the former Philadelphia 76ers player, has been traded to the Los Angeles Clippers in a three-team trade. This trade marks the end of Harden's tumultuous tenure with the 76ers.

College volleyball set a new viewership record on Sunday, surpassing its previous record by one million viewers. The high viewership can be attributed to its strong lead-in from television's most powerful program.

After months of speculation and trade rumors, James Harden has finally been traded to the Los Angeles Clippers. This move comes after Harden expressed his desire to leave the Philadelphia 76ers. In this article, we will explore the details of the trade and discuss how Harden's addition will impact the Clippers.

Sol Mercado, whose name means sun in Spanish, has had a challenging life. This film explores her journey from being the sunshine of her father's life to serving 16 years in prison for killing a rival gang member.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have announced the dates for their 2024 European stadium tour. The tour will kick off on May 5 in Cardiff, UK, and will conclude on July 25 at Wembley Stadium in London. Along the way, the band will make stops in Belfast, Dublin, Prague, Milan, Madrid, Barcelona, Helsinki, and Stockholm.

The National Basketball Association (NBA) implemented a comprehensive set of strategies, including the creation of a social bubble, to mitigate COVID-19 exposure during the 2019-2020 season. This approach showcased the effectiveness of rigorous adherence to specific protocols in curbing disease outbreaks within a controlled environment.

League One Volleyball, a professional women's sports league, raised $35 million in a Series B funding round led by Left Lane Capital. The league plans to start playing after the 2024 Paris Olympics and will have six teams in cities including Omaha, Madison, Salt Lake City, Atlanta, and Houston. Notably, the round included investments from athletes and entertainers such as Lindsey Vonn, Amy Schumer, Jayson Tatum, and Kevin Durant.

In a late-night breaking news, it has been confirmed that James Harden, the ten-time All-Star guard, has been traded from the Philadelphia 76ers to the Los Angeles Clippers. This trade, which has been the subject of rumors for weeks, has left fans and analysts speculating about the winners and losers of this deal.

The sport of basketball has undergone significant modernization in recent years, particularly in the centre position. This transformation has been driven by the NBA's analytics movement and its ability to identify top talent from around the world. The traditional approach of stocking the bench with large but limited seven-footers has given way to a new era of versatile players who excel in both offense and defense.

In this episode of Hang Up and Listen, Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Joel Anderson are joined by Slate’s Ben Mathis-Lilley to assess the latest developments in the Michigan sign-stealing extravaganza. The team discusses the University of Michigan's decision to rescind a new contract offer for head football coach Jim Harbaugh, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. They also delve into Connor Stalions' sign-stealing program and his 'Michigan Manifesto,' as highlighted by Sports Illustrated's Richard Johnson. ESPN provides insights from someone who was paid by Stalions to videotape the sidelines of Michigan opponents.

The next generation of younger, live sports TV fans are engaging in digital multitasking behavior, which calls for the creation of more short-duration, sports-related content to maintain their interest. Industry executives recognize this need, with nearly 80% believing that sports content should expand beyond live sports broadcasts and airings.