Don't expect to see Warriors visit Trump's White House

Maybe Andre Iguodala had the right idea all along. In June, a day before his Golden State Warriors won their second title in three years, the veteran forward was asked about a possible White House invitation that is typically extended to NBA champs. President Trump and the Warriors did not sound like

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  Kevin Durant says he won't go to White House: 'I don't respect who's in office right now'

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  NBA star Kevin Durant will protest President Trump with his White House absence

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Winderman: Nothing in the NBA is quite like LeBron on the clock (as Heat well know)

The insult was biting, but nonetheless private, when LeBron James gave Pat Riley the cold shoulder during 2014 free agency, having by then made up his mind to leave the Miami Heat for a return to the Cleveland Cavaliers. But it also came after the games were played, as a free agent, during the offseason

Rockets' James Harden slimmed down, fired up for upcoming season

The days of NBA stars disappearing in the offseason are over. Harden, 27, who helped the Rockets land Chris Paul from the Los Angeles Clippers in late June and has been juggling social and charity endeavors ever since, is clearly ready for this season to begin. “Every summer, it's about getting better