NBA star James Harden, a free agent guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers, had his Texas gun case dismissed after being arrested on June 26 for having a visible handgun during a traffic stop. The Harris County District Attorney’s Office and Harden reached an alternative resolution agreement, allowing him to focus on contract negotiations with the Cavaliers. Harden, who played 26 games for Cleveland last season, averaged 20.5 points and 7.7 assists, is rumored to be discussing a two or three-year deal. This resolution benefits both Harden and the Cavaliers as the new season approaches.
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