After James Harden hit a dagger 3-pointer to seal the Cavaliers' 116-109 Game 3 win over Detroit, Shaquille O’Neal reveals why one performance doesn't close the case on the most scrutinized acquisition of the NBA trade deadline.
James Harden’s girlfriend Paige Speights hypes his clutch Game 3 performance as the Cavaliers beat the Pistons 116‑109, avoiding a 3‑0 deficit in the Eastern semifinals
The NBA tunnel is no longer just a hallway. It is fashion warfare. Hours before tip-off, players now arrive dressed like luxury campaign models, stepping out in rare leather jackets, unreleased runway pieces, custom jewelry, and watches worth more than entire homes. The walk from the loading dock to the locker room has become its own economy, powered by photographers, social media virality, and fashion houses desperate to attach themselves to basketball culture. And in the 2025-26 season, a handful of NBA stars turned tunnel fits into an art form entirely. Not subtle art either. Millionaire energy.
The Wade vs. Harden debate is back after Paul Pierce praised James Harden’s offensive resume but ultimately sided with Dwyane Wade’s championship pedigree.
A heated debate over all-time shooting guard rankings has taken a personal turn after Dwyane Wade fired back at Patrick Beverley’s claim that James Harden is the better player. What began as a basketball discussion quickly escalated into a clash over respect, legacy, and who truly earned the right to speak on greatness.