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A more than 17,000-square-foot gated estate in Medina that once belonged to both a felonious businessman and a basketball star sold last month for $4.75 million. The house, at 1492 Hunter Drive along the east edge of the Twin Cities suburb, most recently housed former Minnesota Timberwolves, now New York Knicks, player Karl-Anthony Towns. He, through a Florida-based entity linked to him, sold it to an anonymous buyer behind the Wild Indigo Revocable Trust, according to a document filed at the end of December with the Minnesota Department of Revenue. The buyer paid cash and plans to use it as a primary residence.
Orlando is hoping the event returns to the Sunshine State not long after that. “If successful, the All Star Weekend pursuit will shine a spotlight on our community and deliver unique fan experiences, meaningful community impact events, and new engagement opportunities for our city,” the Magic said.
Trentyn Flowers, currently on a two-way contract with the Chicago Bulls, is drawing interest from several power five college programs, a source told On3. Schools including Kentucky, Michigan, BYU, Kansas, Washington, Texas Tech, Florida, USC, LSU, SMU, Indiana, and Clemson are among those showing interest. Flowers, a 6-foot-8 small forward in the 2023 class, was regarded as a top-25 caliber recruit coming out of high school and originally committed to Louisville. After spending part of the summer with the Cardinals, he opted to forgo college and pursue a professional path, signing with the Adelaide 36ers in Australia’s NBL.
NBA champion Elden Campbell's cause of death has been revealed ... with officials telling TMZ Sports the former Laker died due to an accidental drowning. The medical examiner in Florida says Campbell -- who was 57 years old -- was pronounced deceased at 8:03 PM on December 1.
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NBA star Kyle Kuzma is in contract to buy a luxe home at The Residences at Shell Bay, a new Florida condo tower, Gimme Shelter has learned. The private Hallandale Beach community is also the perfect spot to “hide-out” during Miami Art Week, a spy noted — adding that retired quarterback Tom Brady, and tennis stars Jessica Pagula and Tommy Paul, have all been spotted at Shell Bay’s exclusive club.
Rozier and Billups will appear in federal court in Florida and Oregon later Thursday, according to the people briefed on the arrests. Rozier has been under federal investigation for possibly manipulating his performance in a 2023 NBA game as part of an illegal sports gambling operation, the NBA previously confirmed to The Athletic.
Betr, a Miami, Florida-based gaming and media company, announced a major new partnership with and investment from Lonzo Ball and LiAngelo Ball. The amount of the deal was not disclosed. The brothers will bring their podcast to the Betr Media family, where it will be rebranded and is slated to launch this Fall timed for the NBA season. The show will release 40 episodes per year, each running 45+ minutes, with Lonzo hosting from Cleveland and on the road, and LiAngelo joining from Los Angeles when not with his brother.
Ira Winderman: The Heat's G League affiliate, the Sioux Falls Skyforce, has acquired the right to former Florida forward Alex Fudge. Fudge went undrafted in 2023 and since has been with the Lakers and Mavericks. In this deal, the Heat gave up their G League rights to Malik Williams and Caleb Daniels.
Sheriffs from Georgia and Florida are partnering with NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal to honor the four girls who died in an Aug. 30 house fire in North Carolina. The Henry County Sheriff’s Office, of Georgia, said the partnership is a joint donation that “fully covers the expenses associated with honoring the girls, lifting the financial burden from the grieving family.”
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Mark Cuban on the moment he heard about the AD-Luka trade from Nico Harrison: "I was in an event in Florida, and it was Saturday night, I think, and maybe 11. I get a text from Nico. Um, or maybe he called me, and I called him back, and I thought he was asking me, you know, what do you think about this? And then I realized he was telling me that this was done. And obviously I was not happy at all. And then I called the owner, Patrick, and I'm like, "What?", and he gave me, you know, basically what Nico told him and I was like, this is gonna be a mistake." Kendrick Perkins replying to Cuban: "That seems to be a thing in Dallas. Draft, develop, and trade."
Mark Cuban on the moment he heard about the AD-Luka trade from Nico Harrison:
— MrBuckBuck (@MrBuckBuckNBA) September 12, 2025
"I was in an event in Florida, and it was Saturday night, I think, and maybe 11.
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Danny Cunningham: #Cavs announce they’ll be holding their training camp at IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL again this season. Camp begins Sept. 30.
When Marcus Morris was arrested at an airport last month after he allegedly committed fraud, Florida cops not only threw him handcuffs -- they wrapped his ankles in shackles too. The stunning visuals were all captured on new police video, obtained by TMZ Sports.
A former Miami Heat security officer pleaded guilty today in the Southern District of Florida to transporting and transferring stolen goods in interstate commerce. According to the facts admitted at the change of plea hearing, Marcos Tomas Perez, 62, stole hundreds of game-worn jerseys and other valuable memorabilia belonging to the Miami Heat and sold them to online brokers. The items, which included rare jerseys, were worth millions of dollars. Perez, a 25-year retired veteran of the City of Miami Police Department, was employed as a security officer with the Miami Heat from 2016 to 2021 and later worked as an NBA security employee from 2022 to 2025. During his tenure, Perez worked on the game-day security detail at the Kaseya Center, where he had access to a secured equipment room that stored hundreds of game-worn jerseys and other memorabilia set aside for a future Miami Heat museum.