Professional Basketball
LAS VEGAS - Former NBA all-star Antoine Walker has been ordered to appear for arraignment on felony charges alleging he failed to repay almost $1 million in gambling debts and penalties to three Las Vegas casinos.
MIAMI - Dwyane Wade now has temporary custody of his two sons, the second significant legal development of the week for the Miami Heat star.
MIAMI - Dwyane Wade has finally taken the stand at the trial where two ex-partners are suing him for $25 million in a failed restaurant deal.
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- Heat's Wade faces ex-partners in restaurant suit
- D-Wade's wife in custody in divorce proceedings
- D-Wade's wife briefly held in divorce proceedings
- Judge orders Dwyane Wade's wife to court
- Reaction low key to "Los Suns"
- Estranged wife, children suing Wade's girlfriend
- Air-rights lawsuit seeks to derail Nets arena
- Calif firm sues Gilbert Arenas for gun fees
- Gilbert Arenas transferred to Md. halfway house
- Arenas arrives at Md. jail to begin gun sentence
- Arenas begins sentence for DC gun violations
- Arenas must report to jail on way to halfway house
- Wizards' Saunders calls Arenas sentence 'closure'
- China fans ask, will Yao Ming's baby be American?
- Lawyer calls off lawsuit against J.R. Smith
- More Wizards speak to authorities about gun case
- 2 more Wizards speak to authorities about gun case
- Arenas gun inquiry 'a scary thing for the NBA'
- Ex-NBA star promising to repay Vegas casino debt
- Lawyer: Ex-NBA star working on Las Vegas debt case
- Cavs' West faces more weapons charges in Maryland
- Cavs' West kept out of opener
- Judge: Ex-Clippers GM Baylor must share records
- NJ judge upholds Williams' convictions and retrial
- NJ judge won't toss Jayson Williams case
- Judge to rule on Jayson Williams manslaughter case
- NJ judge to decide Williams' manslaughter case
- Witness: Slur in Williams case discussed in '04
- Former NJ prosecutor on stand in Williams hearing
- Williams prosecutor questioned on slur by employee
- Williams' NJ prosecutors take witness stand
- Jackson mulling distractions as Lakers open season
- Judge: Maid's suit against Kobe Bryant can proceed
- Former top Ashcroft aide takes the fifth
- Dwyane Wade at mediation over business lawsuits
