Kevin S. @KevinSetna

Don't take life too seriously, no one makes it out alive anyways. IG: KevinS1015 #Rockets #Texans #Longhorns #AustinFC Austin, Texas Joined December 2011

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Shams Charania @ShamsCharania

14 hours ago

Harden's career earnings will now reach $511 million, making him the fourth player in NBA history to eclipse the $500 million mark, joining the 76ers' LeBron James, the Rockets' Kevin Durant and the Warriors' Stephen Curry. Harden turns 37 next Wednesday (Aug. 26), and when the 11-time NBA All-Star officially signs, he will become the second player in league history to sign for over $90 million in guaranteed salary at age 37 or older, with LeBron being the other.

Shams Charania @ShamsCharania

14 hours ago

BREAKING: James Harden has agreed to a new three-year, $97 million contract to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, with a player option and a trade kicker, agents Mike Silverman, Troy Payne and Brandon Grier of Equity Sports told ESPN.

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Ian Rapoport @RapSheet

2 days ago

Sources: #Texans WR Jayden Higgins suffered a torn ACL yesterday during the joint practice against the #Raiders. A tough blow to the Houston receiving room.

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George Jarjour @GeorgeOnTap

3 days ago

The Buss family just sold its last piece of the Los Angeles Lakers. Not the majority, that went to Mark Walter a year ago. This is the final 17.8 percent, sold to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, and it removes the family from the franchise completely. Jeanie Buss loses the governorship along with it. After 46 years, the Busses no longer own any part of the Lakers, and the thing that finally ended it was the same structure Jerry Buss built to make sure it never would. Jerry Buss bought the Lakers in 1979 for $67.5 million and spent the rest of his life making sure his children would never lose them. When he died in 2013, he didn't hand the team to one heir. He put his controlling stake in a trust and split it evenly among all six of his kids, an equal 11 percent each, so nobody would be favored and nobody would be cut out. He prepaid the estate taxes. He wrote in buyout provisions and safeguards designed specifically to keep the team from being sold under financial pressure. He built the trust around a tontine, an old structure where a sibling's share passes to the surviving siblings when they die, because in his final years he had become obsessed with the family holding the Lakers together, permanently, as one unit. The whole architecture had one purpose. Make selling unnecessary, and make it hard. Any sale required four of the six children to agree, a supermajority meant to ensure no single disgruntled kid could ever break up what he'd built. That supermajority is exactly what sold the team. Here's what Jerry Buss didn't account for. He engineered the finances perfectly and forgot the people. The equal shares he thought would prevent resentment instead locked six siblings with different lives and a long history of feuding into a business none of them could individually leave. Jim and Johnny tried to force Jeanie out in a 2017 coup. Jeanie fired Jim. The family that was supposed to run the kingdom together spent a decade in lawsuits and cold wars, held together by a father who was no longer there. People close to the Lakers said Jerry himself was the only glue, and when he died, the glue died with him. Then came the number no trust provision can survive. When Jerry Buss bought the Lakers they cost $67.5 million. When his family finished selling, they were valued at $12.5 billion. At that price, holding on stops being a family decision and becomes almost impossible to justify. You can build safeguards against creditors, against a bad year, against financial pressure. You cannot build a safeguard against your own asset becoming so valuable that keeping it feels irrational. Sentiment survives a lot of things. It does not survive a billion-dollar check per sibling, handed to a group that was already barely speaking. The family's own statement said it plainly. They love the Lakers, they wrote, but it was time to move on and "exit gracefully while we still can." That last phrase is the tell. This wasn't taken from them. They chose to get out at the top, together, because the alternative was watching the feud grind on while the number kept climbing. And the cruelest detail is what it does to Jeanie. When Walter bought the majority last year, the deal let her stay on as governor for five years, the last real piece of Buss control. But NBA rules require a governor to own at least 15 percent of the team. Selling the family's final 17.8 percent drops her to zero, which means she doesn't just lose the shares. She loses the chair. The daughter who chose the Lakers over her own family in 2017, who fought her brothers in court to keep control, is now completely out of the franchise her father built his life around. Jerry Buss wanted his children to hold the Lakers for generations. They held them for twelve years after his death. The plan he spent his final years perfecting, the trust designed to make selling nearly impossible, is the exact instrument that took the family from majority owners to nothing in barely a year. He protected the Lakers against everything except what actually happens to families, and to money.

Shams Charania @ShamsCharania

3 days ago

Breaking: The Buss family has decided to sell its remaining 17.8% ownership stake in the Los Angeles Lakers to new majority owners Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, sources tell ESPN. The Buss family trust -- composed of siblings Jeanie, Jim, Johnny, Janie, Joey and Jesse -- received

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Houston Rockets @HoustonRockets

5 days ago

Congrats to Hall of Fame Coach Mike D'Antoni! 👏 #26HoopClass | @Hoophall

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

6 days ago

@Scottwiththeice @ROLEX Can’t even begin to imagine how much that cost him then 🤯 he’s got it though haha!

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Russell Westbrook @russwest44

a week ago

Sometimes you don’t even know when you’ve already watched the end. You had to be there. And now it’s over.

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

a week ago

@OnlyTreyLew @ your wife bruh. We don’t need to see this 😂

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

a week ago

@teroyaeason Ma’am… do not sleep on Austin 😒 calling it sleepy tells me you don’t know what’s down the street…

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

a week ago

@UncleBRNDN Jettas requesting a trade by week 4. Lock it in lol.

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

a week ago

@SleeperRockets Austin is literally Spurs territory…

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

2 weeks ago

@SneakerBae They got hit with a 15% off discount already too 😅

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Texas Football @TexasFootball

2 weeks ago

The catch radius is insane Cam Coleman 🤯

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

2 weeks ago

This dude has 0 self awareness. The track record is all you need to pull up. Came into the league in 2019, and played for 8 different teams. Since the Saints, he hasn’t stuck around ANYWHERE longer than 1 year. Maybe… just maybe, it’s him.

Houston Stressans @TexansCommenter

2 weeks ago

CJ Gardner-Johnson on the Texans: “I’m glad you asked me about that Texans sh**, you got me pissed now, appreciate you. Y’all still ain’t got no confirmed real story of what really happened, let’s talk about that. Where’s the real stories at? What did I really do? They released

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

2 weeks ago

@Jays__wrld The Texans would like to have a word 😎

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Max Loeb @loebsleads

3 weeks ago

It’s third down. You couldn’t run the ball on 1st or 2nd against this stout Texans Front Seven. You now have to protect your QB against… - Will Anderson Jr. - Danielle Hunter - Jadeveon Clowney While your WRs/TEs are covered by… - Derek Stingley Jr. - Kamari Lassiter - Jalen Pitre - Reed Blankenship - Calen Bullock #GoodLuck

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet

3 weeks ago

Reunion: The #Texans are signing their own former No. 1 overall pick Jadeveon Clowney, per me and @MikeGarafolo. Clowney, who played last year for the #Cowboys, stays in his hometown to play. A quick photoshop:

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Ari Meirov @MySportsUpdate

3 weeks ago

The #Texans are signing free agent DE Jadeveon Clowney, bringing him back to the team that made him the No. 1 overall pick, per @MikeGarafolo. Clowney had 8.5 sacks in 13 games last season with the Dallas Cowboys - and now joins Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter.

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

4 weeks ago

@CountOnVic Cariloha Gel Pillow. Literally will be the only pillow I ever buy from here on out.

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Kevin S. @KevinSetna

4 weeks ago

This is a TOUGH starting 5! 😳

SportsCenter @SportsCenter

4 weeks ago

A new look for the City of Brotherly Love 😏

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Shams Charania @ShamsCharania

4 weeks ago

BREAKING: LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year, $8 million deal with a player option, Klutch Sports Group and Klutch CEO and Game Over show host Rich Paul tells ESPN.