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The eight-time NBA All-Star joins the Los Angeles Riot for his final season.

The BIG3 announced that NBA veteran Dwight Howard has signed with the Los Angeles Riot to play his final professional season in the summer of 2025, following his recent induction into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Howard, a former first-overall pick and an eight-time All-Star, will join Player-Captain Jordan Crawford and Co-Captain Elijah Stewart under Head Coach Nick Young, with the Riot making their hometown debut at the Intuit Dome on August 9, 2025. “I can’t wait to join the LA Riot and try to bring another championship to the city of LA," said Howard, emphasizing his commitment to helping the league grow globally. The NBA champion will tip off the BIG3's eighth season in Chicago on June 14, 2025, with tickets available on April 11. Read more at BIG3.com
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BIG3
On January 11, 2017, the BIG3 was born. The first-ever professional FIREBALL3 league is the brainchild of producer, actor, and music legend Ice Cube and entertainment executive Jeff Kwatinetz, who shared a vision of a player-centric league focused on entertainment and innovation. The BIG3 is a league with no garbage minutes, where trash talk is allowed, defense is emphasized, fast-paced action, and where every point –whether it’s a 4-point or 3-point shot – counts. Any given BIG3 team has hall of famers, icons and trailblazers, and the next best 3-on-3 player.
The league has led the sports industry in diversity and opportunity, becoming the first professional sports league to implement a mental health policy, favor CBD as a pain management alternative to opioids, enlist female coaches of men, and appoint a black Commissioner in Hall of Famer Clyde Drexler, who is also professional sports first former player serving as Commissioner. The inaugural CEO was the legendary, incomparable Raider executive Amy Trask. This January 2024, BIG3 co-founder Ice Cube was honored at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, where he received the inaugural Ice Cube Impact Award, acknowledging individuals making substantial contributions to their community, the first non-player to be recognized. Founders Ice Cube and Jeffrey Kwatinetz are missioned to better society as BIG3 pursues business success while also helping to break down stereotypes, promote diversity in sports, create opportunities for black, brown, and female athletes beyond the court, and support the black, youth and basketball communities overall.
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