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DAN GARTLAND
Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. I have bad news for all the haters: Bryson DeChambeau finally had a good round at a major.
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NBA launches another investigation
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Kawhi Leonard isn’t the only player with a contract that the NBA has deemed worthy of further investigation.
The league is also looking into the four-year, $64 million deal between the Bucks and veteran wing player Gary Trent Jr., an NBA spokesperson confirmed to ESPN’s Shams Charania yesterday.
Trent’s contract raised eyebrows when Charania first broke the news last week that he was re-signing with Milwaukee. The 27-year-old has mostly come off the bench in two completely unremarkable seasons with the Bucks, averaging 11.1 points per game in 2024–25 and 8.1 points per game this past year.
Trent’s initial contract with the Bucks, signed in the summer of 2024, was a two-year deal for the veteran minimum. That, too, was something of a surprise. The former second-round pick had just had four productive seasons with the Trail Blazers and Raptors, averaging 16.2 points per game over that span. He was paid $18.6 million in his final season in Toronto. Trent opted out after the first season of his deal with the Bucks and signed a new two-year, $7.5 million contract with another player option. In doing so, he established his early Bird rights—a way for veterans to re-sign with their current team even if it pushes the team over the salary cap. His new contract, which was officially signed and submitted to the league yesterday, will pay him $15.2 million this season—$11.5 million more than he earned last season. Chris Mannix reported that rival executives expected Trent would command between $4 million and $6 million on the open market.
The NBA collective bargaining agreement prohibits handshake deals where a player takes a lower salary with the promise of a bigger contract down the road to make up for it. In 2000, the league punished the Timberwolves for salary cap circumvention after it found that Minnesota had a handshake deal with Joe Smith, who had signed three consecutive one-year discount contracts with the promise of landing a richer deal once he’d established his Bird rights. The NBA voided Smith’s contract (nullifying his Bird rights) and stripped the Timberwolves of five first-round picks (although two picks were later reinstated).
When Trent first signed with the Bucks, the team was up against the salary cap thanks to the hefty contracts of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard, both of whom earned $48.8 million in 2024–25. After Giannis was traded away and Lillard was waived, Trent seemed poised to cash in on the newly available cap space. Now, it could end up costing both him and the team.
Everyone’s still waiting on LeBron
NBA transactions are at a standstill as teams across the league wait for LeBron James to pick his next team (among other things).
Anyone hoping James would make his announcement yesterday in New York at Fanatics Fest was sorely disappointed. James hosted a live edition of his podcast, Mind the Game, with Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton, but didn’t as much as hint at the news we’re all waiting to hear.
Haliburton might have a future in journalism after his playing career is over. LeBron apparently said backstage that he didn’t want to talk about free agency, but that didn’t stop Haliburton from asking the question anyway.
“We literally talked about this in the back,” James told Haliburton after being asked about his future.
Any good reporter knows that if you’ve been told a topic is off-limits, there’s no harm in asking the question and making your subject decline to comment.
Several teams are reportedly in the mix for James. They include the Cavaliers and Heat, two of his former teams. The Warriors are also said to be interested in pairing LeBron with Stephen Curry, and the Sixers have also thrown their hat in the ring.
The wait for LeBron’s decision has a trickle-down effect on the rest of the NBA. Other prominent players like Draymond Green and James Harden won’t be able to sign new contracts until their current teams know their salary cap situations. That, combined with the Raptors’ decision to pause their planned trade for Kawhi Leonard, has created a logjam. Hopefully LeBron makes his decision soon so things can get moving again.
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Proverbs 23:6-8 – Meaning of ‘As He Thinks in His Heart So Is He’
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(6) Do not eat the bread of a miser,
Nor desire his delicacies;
(7) For as he thinks in his heart, so is he.
“Eat and drink!” he says to you,
But his heart is not with you.
(8) The morsel you have eaten, you will vomit up,
And waste your pleasant words.
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This idea, “As he thinks in his heart, so is he” applies both to the righteous and the evil. Here, the subject is evil. We can translate the first half of verse 7 in a more modern way as, “As he calculates in his soul.” “Calculate” puts a twist on the word “thinks,” making it a bit stronger and providing a sense of deceit—that the person is considering the odds of a scheme.
In all three verses, Solomon warns against exploitative people, against those who are slick controllers who manipulate others through charm or beguiling words. Godis telling us that we need to have enough discernment to look on the heart, as the proverb says, “As he thinks in his heart, so is he.”
There is an inseparable connection between teaching and practice: We cannot practice truth until we are taught it. We pick up some things from our culture because people do not do everything wrong; from time to time, they hit upon things that are right. Thus, in Romans 2, Paul writes about the conscience of the unconverted. There may be little or much in a given culture in harmony with God and His way.
So, as a person thinks in his heart—as he has been educated to think—is the way he really is. Doctrine—teaching—becomes important because, within the framework of His purpose, we really cannot walk in way of God until He teaches us the truth. He must feed the mind with the right knowledge if the person is going to do right as a way of life. This is what God is after, which is why doctrine is so important.
Thus, God says, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6). This verse does not mean that the child will do everything right but that the child’s basic training will never completely leave him, and if his parents start him off in the right way, “as the twig is bent, so grows the tree.” It is a generality, but a true one. What people need is truth. We need the doctrines put together in the correct way so they lead in the right direction—toward God’s purpose.
What matters is the thinking material that the person works with because the knowledge that his mind, his heart, assimilates will form the basis from which he calculates. If a person lacks truth, he will not come to proper decisions and produce the right actions.
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Another manic market week was punctuated by a tech wreck that pressured the S&P 500 and NASDAQ indexes. Nothing was working in the technology sector: chipmakers, neocloud providers, and hyperscalers were all down, as investors grew impatient or just tired of the artificial intelligence (AI) trade.
However, energy stocks were higher as the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz intensified. Financial stocks also got a boost as many banks reported strong earnings, as expected.
The same couldn’t be said of Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX). The streaming giant delivered a mixed earnings report, prompting investors to tune out of the stock.
The disappointing week occurred despite better-than-expected economic data that showed slower inflation growth, a surprise increase in housing starts, and elevated consumer confidence.
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Lauverjat Sancerre Rosé 2025 – Juicy and pretty fruit-expressive cabernet sauvignon with some blackberries and mulberries on the nose. Medium-bodied on the palate with firm, chewy tannins and a fruity, medium length finish.BUY NOW
Meadowcroft Pinot Noir Russian River Valley 2024 – Rich and elegant with aromas of cranberry, plum, and cherry pie. Smooth and velvety with flavors of cherry, boysenberry, and subtle spice on the finish. BUY NOW
Maplewood Juice Jorts IPA – A refreshing hazy pale ale with juicy peach and pineapple flavors, balanced by a subtle dank hop character. ABV = 6% BUY NOW
Solace Thunder Buddy IPA – A hazy, hop-forward IPA bursting with tropical fruit flavors, citrus notes, and a smooth, juicy finish with balanced bitterness. ABV = 6.5% BUY NOW
Tasting Table Specials!
10% off all tasting table wine & beer.
15% off if you purchase a mix & match case.
Available in-store and online all weekend long!
Saturday Afternoon Wine Tasting w/ Frank
Round Pond Sauvignon Blanc 2025 (92 pts, James Suckling) – “Bright and mineral with a slight reductive edge, showing plenty of fresh citrus and orchard fruit. The palate is taut, precise and tightly wound. Fine-tuned with lots of flair and tension.” BUY NOW
Peyrassol Réserve des Templiers Rosé 2025 –Pale pink with salmon hues, this rosé offers aromas of ripe grapes, apricot, and white peach. Fresh and delicate with a smooth, juicy palate, it finishes round and balanced with bright acidity. BUY NOW
Black Stallion Carneros Pinot Noir 2024 – Rich aromas of black cherry, cola, and brown sugar lead to flavors of plum, blackberry, and warm spice. Vibrant acidity adds balance, finishing long and elegant. BUY NOW
Neyers Vista Notre Zinfandel 2021 – Bright red berry fruit with hints of dried fruit, black peppercorn spice, chocolate, and nuts. Flavorful yet balanced with a fresh, restrained style. BUY NOW
Arrowood Cabernet Sauvignon Knights Valley 2022 – Bold and concentrated with flavors of blackberry, plum, graphite, and cocoa. Notes of violet, sage, anise, and spice add complexity to this rich Cabernet. BUY NOW
Open Bottle Thursday Still Available – 2025 Il Palagione Hydra Vernaccia di San Gimignano
This bright, crisp Tuscan white is one of our favorite summer wines, with refreshing citrus, white peach, and mineral notes that pair beautifully with seafood, light pasta, and warm evenings on the patio.
Special Pricing (while supplies last):
Regularly $24.99
• Buy 1–5 bottles: $22.50 each
• Buy 6+ bottles: $20.50 eachBUY NOW
See you this weekend and thank you for shopping local!
Kate, Donna P., Heidi, Valerie, Beth, Melanie, Mari, Patty, Donna B., Matt, Bill, Steve, Rande and Mike
The Wine Cabinet
1416 North Point Village Center
Shop Hours
Mon – Wed: 11 AM – 7 PM
Thu – Sat: 11 AM – 8 PM
Sun: 11 AM – 6 PM
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