NBA standout James Harden defeated claims that he was part of a conspiracy to assault Moses Malone Jr., after a Texas appeals court found no evidence Thursday that Harden knew or approved of the the assault.
Malone presented no proof showing a “meeting of the minds” between Harden and Malone’s assailants, the Texas Court of Appeals, First District, said.
Malone, who is the son of former NBA All-Star Moses Malone, alleged that Harden was behind his assault and robbery outside a Houston after-hours club in June 2016.
Malone alleged that Harden conspired with his assailants, including Darian Blount, an employee ...
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