Bronny James has been discharged from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest on Monday.

James arrived at the hospital on Monday fully conscious, neurologically intact and stable.

James suffered the incident during a practice on Monday at USC.

All 30 NBA teams have been sent subpoenas by Seton Hall as they seek a trove of scouting materials and other documents centered on Myles Powell.

Powell is suing Seton Hall, former basketball coach Kevin Willard and its longtime director of sports medicine Tony Testa for gross negligence over their handling of his injury.

The Memphis Grizzlies filed a motion in federal court seeking to quash or limit the scope of the subpoena to “protect its business interests and confidential trade secrets.”

“There exists no good reason to draw Memphis Basketball into a dispute between Seton Hall and a former NCAA basketball player that involves secret text messages, under-the-table pain narcotic administration, and failure to properly diagnose an injury,” the Grizzlies’ motion states, alluding to the allegations Powell has made against Seton Hall.

Powell originally filed his lawsuit against Seton Hall, Willard and Testa in 2021.

Powell blamed injury management for not being selected in the 2020 NBA draft.

The emerging document dispute calls to mind a similar subpoenaing of NBA teams two years ago by AIG, following a lawsuit filed against the insurance giant by former pro basketball player Chandler Parsons.

Bronny James collapsed and suffered a cardiac arrest during practice on Monday.

James was taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition and no longer in the ICU.

James is a freshman at USC and has been considered a possible first round pick in 2024.

Ahmad Nowell committed to UConn for the class of 2024 on Sunday.

The point guard is currently ranked the No. 30 player in the ESPN 100.

Nowell will join ESPN top 100 forward Isaiah Abraham in the 2024 class. 

Vanderbilt hired Brad Calipari, the son of Kentucky coach John Calipari, as the program's director of on-court player development on Monday.

"He is knowledgeable, high energy, and a strong communicator. We are very excited about his ability to add value with our student-athletes and within our coaching staff," said Vanderbilt coach Jerry Stackhouse.

Calipari spent last season as the director of player development under Rod Strickland at Long Island University. 

An attorney representing Bob Huggins claimed that his client never formally resigned as the head coach of West Virginia last month following a DUI arrest.

Huggins could sue the school should he not be reinstated as head coach.

West Virginia, who hired assistant Josh Eilert as interim coach following Huggins' supposed resignation, said that they would not reinstate Huggins to his previous role.

Huggins' legal team stated that the former head coach entered rehab last month and intends to return to the team after he completes the program.