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SRC:https://www.tmz.com/2026/08/20/anthony-edwards-ordered-to-pay-child-support-for-son-amir/

> NBA star Anthony Edwards is now on the hook for $14K a month in child support to his ex, Alexandria Descroches, and the money is for a kid he claims he's never even met. > > In addition to child support, the judge ordered Anthony to take out a life insurance policy worth around $2.6 million with Alexandria named as the primary beneficiary ... and pay Alexandria's legal fees totaling more than $21K. > > Alexandria and Anthony share a son named Amir, born in 2023. The docs note Anthony admitted under oath that he never met his son in person and is not seeking to have any parenting time with the kid. > >

SRC: https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/49640967/san-antonio-rejects-proposed-vote-funding-spurs-arena

From a couple days ago but I didnt see anyone post it. Kinda flew under the radar with all the other stuff going on > > The San Antonio city council voted 6-5 on Monday to reject a proposal to hold a public vote on the city's planned $489 million contribution for a new Spurs downtown arena. > > The move means a public vote on the city's contribution won't be included on the Nov. 3 midterm ballot.

City is funding 500 million and now it can go through without citizens voting on it. County is funding 300m and Spurs org will handle the remaining 500m.

Spurs locking in their new arena deal without drama

Edit: Think some people are confused, there was a public vote last year for the county's 311m in prop B. It was planned for the city's 489m to never have a vote but the mayor wanted one. The council voted to not do that.

SRC (German): https://www.braunschweiger-zeitung.de/sport/loewen/article412881561/charlotte-statt-cleveland-warum-dennis-schroeder-diesen-nba-trade-sogar-begruesst.html

> The fact that it always hits him and that he is now involuntarily close to the trade "record" that Ish Smith holds with 13 teams between 2010 and 2023 in the NBA's twelfth stop in his twelfth year in the NBA's postponement system is only commented on by the Braunschweiger with the words "That's the business." > > It is also not so tragic for his wife Ellen and the family to have to move again after six months. "The media make it worse than it is," he assures. "The teams pay for everything for us, we continue to live just as we lived before. The children are homeschooling, our family comes to visit two or three times a year - nothing changes."