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Twenty-four hours later, I’m still torn about Josh
Childress signing with Olympiakos. Unlike Brandon Jennings’ decision to
spurn the NBA’s age limit in favor of the Euroleague, this isn’t a case of a self-serving rule coming ...
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The big renovation of Madison Square Garden is
expected to be finished by the 2011-2012 season. We'll
see new seats, more spacious concourses, and new lighting and displays within a few years (Other ideas from the suggestion box: "Bulletproof casing ...
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David Stern Latest Blog Posts [more]
Stern to Schultz: Watch Out
Posted 12 hours ago at Supersonicsoul - The Sonics Blog!
Economies of scale: European expansion gets a new twist
Posted 13 hours ago at The NBA Source
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The attorney for Howard Schultz filed a motion
Thursday seeking to split his lawsuit against Clay Bennett's
ownership group into two phases in an attempt to return the Sonics to Seattle.
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gotti646
posted 34 hours ago from
www.thesportsdungeon.com
Discusses NBA players leaving for greener pastures overseas.
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I've listened to and watched Howard Stern and
his collection of characters for years, but never before
was I aware that 4'3" "Wack Packer" Beetlejuice (a.k.a. Lester Green) was a card-carrying member of Steeler Nation, joining the Celebrity Wing ...
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And One
posted 39 hours ago from
thestartingfive.net
Did the Hawks blow it? Some background on
Olympiacos below : After back-to-back appearances in the Euroleague
Quarterfinal Playoffs, Olympiacos Piraeus is back and ready to take the next step. Though around the continent some may think that the Reds are stuck in the shadow of rival Panathinaikos, fans in Greece who witnessed a classic best-of-five finals series last season know ...
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With a $500 million renovation of Madison Square
Garden planned, the Knicks are preparing an application to
host the All-Star Game at the earliest possible date. >
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mookie
posted 42 hours ago from
asternwarning.blogspot.com
Today David Stern cringes again, as the newspapers
will revisit his least favourite topic of the last
12 months: the Tim Donaghy saga. Indeed, perhaps he will even be happy that the sports columnists will be filling their quota with "Childress takes Greek deal" headlines, if it distracts from the fact that today Donaghy's high school friends and gambling co-conspirators will be sentenced in court.
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by Marcel Mutoni When David Stern announced that
the League was looking to expand into Europe within
a decade’s time, nearly everyone freaked out at the thought of transcontinental flights and competition against what was then deemed ...
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MrThell
posted 2 days ago from
www.emptythebench.com
The Unuted States’ National Basketball Association has long
been the world’s preeminent basketball league. This is the
country that invented the sport, and it’s highest league is supposed to be where every basketball player the world over aspires to play. United States basketball has lost some of its luster in recent years though. Will premier players start to defect?
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AEM
posted 3 days ago from
unc5corners.blogspot.com
Oh yes, it is time once again for
yet another edition of H ard C ore H
itting, and man o man are we going to hit the subjects hard today! MLB NFL NCAAFB NBA
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RdrRob
posted 3 days ago from
mvn.com
It looks like the little gremlin dictator commissioner
has finally started to pay attention to the REAL
image of the league and has started to make changes with the NBA that compare to some of the changes made in Major League Baseball after the Black Sox scandal. The Tim Donaghy affair and the repercussions are making ripples in the NBA pond that will affect the entire landscape and eventually ...
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interbasket
posted 4 days ago from
www.interbasket.net
Frustrated with the Hawks, Josh Childress is going
Brandon Jennings and may make the move to Greek
powerhouse club Olympiakos. Let basketball's globalization continue!
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heitner
posted 5 days ago from
www.sportsagentblog.com
This ordeal is likely to cause many talented
young high schoolers to follow in Jennings’ Nike footsteps
and cause David Stern to change the idiotic “one-and-done” rule in the NBA. As for now, Michael Phelps better send Brandon Jennings the Rosetta Stone in Italian, so he can start boning up, FAST.
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The word on the street for all of
you disappointed suckers entrepreneurs who purchased okcitythundercats.com and okctcatslolz.com
is that you are probably going to be disappointed with your investment. That's because, as KOCO-5 in Oklahoma City is ...
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David Stern and the NBA could eventually face
a Congressional hearing on game-fixing and illegal betting.
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And One
posted 7 days ago from
ballerblogger.com
David Robinson Career Statistics 21.1 PPG, 10.6 RPG,
2.5 APG, 2.5 BLKS, 52 FG%, 74 FT% “One
of the top centers of his era, David “The Admiral” Robinson was a marvel of a basketball player and a respected figure off the court. A lean, muscular, 7-1 athlete, he was fast, strong and agile. In his first six NBA [...]
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The On Deck Circle
posted 8 days ago from
theondeckcircle.net
David Stern gave Vancouver a team again...and gave
a non-GM a ridiculous carte blanche of the league...who
does he select?
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The NFL appears to be very, very concerned
about a mostly-media-manufactured image problem (the common figure of
athletes actually being arrested is 2.2%) among its athletes, and has taken a step that I’m not sure most of us were made aware ...
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And One
posted 10 days ago from
www.sportingnews.com
Here it is, the big, bad Fox News
link to the "second ref" story. The gist, situated
conveniently in the first paragraph: The records show Donaghy placed 134 calls to referee Scott Foster — more than the 126 calls Donaghy made to his bookie — between October 2006 and April 2007, the period during which he has confessed to either betting on games or passing on game ...
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Over the past year we’ve seen David Stern
do his best impersonation of Richard Nixon . In
fact, that might be giving him too much credit. We’ve actually seen David Stern do his best impersonation of an alcoholic who won’t get help . It is ...
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The World of Isaac
posted 10 days ago from
www.theworldofisaac.com
Lost in the Josh Hamilton Home Run Show
and Brett Favre fiasco was an interesting story from
Fox News. A story the NBA probably wanted hidden. A story the NBA probably wanted to drop on Super Bowl Sunday so nobody would notice. But not even 28 HRs in one round of Derby nor a fake retirement of one of the NFLs most popular player could upstage this.
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Jeff V
posted 10 days ago from
ballhype.com
For Full Article: http://jvsports.blogspot.com/2008/07/denial-is-first-step.html Over the past year
we’ve seen David Stern do his best impersonation of
Richard Nixon . In fact, that might be giving him too much credit. We’ve actually seen David Stern do his best impersonation of an alcoholic who won’t get help . It is said that when someone has a problem they have to ...
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The "other shoe" might have dropped on David
Stern and the NBA. FoxNews.com reported Monday that court
documents and cellphone records show that Disgraced Referee{trade} Tim Donaghy might not have been a "rogue, isolated criminal" as Stern described ...
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A look around the league and the web
that covers it. It's also important to note that
the rotation order and starting nods aren't always listed in order of importance. That's for you, dear reader, to figure out. C: Agent Zero Blog . Gilbert is ...
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The World of Isaac
posted 11 days ago from
www.foxnews.com
NEW YORK — NBA referee Tim Donaghy made
repeated phone calls to a second referee at the
same time he provided inside information to professional gamblers during the course of the 2006-2007 season, according to court documents and phone records obtained by FOXNews.com.
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Fair Call? The scrutiny of NBA referees and
their behavior on and off the court is at
an all time high since veteran official Tim Donaghy became a notorious household name last summer. Recently, Donaghy added fuel to the fire, when he alleged in a ...
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And One
posted 14 days ago from
nba.fanhouse.com
As we've mentioned before , there is significant
evidence to believe that David Stern and Clay Bennett
are good friends (I think actually, it's a fact, if that is a provable statement). This friendship took another convenient twist with the latest news re: hijacking Seattle. How else can you explain the subsequent timeline of events : Bennett signing a settlement that agrees to return the ...
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And One
posted 14 days ago from
sports.yahoo.com
Thank you, David Stern, for creating the 1999
Collective Bargaining Agreement. Sure, it's not the one the
NBA is currently working under, and it did sort of destroy the 1998-99 season (sort of?), but let's call it - that season was going to be rubbish anyway. While we're on the subject, Steve Aschburner came through with a must-read column on the labor impasse from ten years ago . ..
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I suppose I should take the high road
here, but, what the hell, David Stern and Clay
Bennett had no trouble acting like spoiled children, so why can't I? Paul Lucas, author of the wonderful Uni Watch blog and associated espn.com site, has issued a ...
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B OSTON - The former U.S. attorney leading
the independent investigation into the death of a Celtics
[ team stats ] fan has appointed a former FBI bureau chief and a former U.S. Marshal to his team. Donald Stern said Wednesday that Barry Mawn and ...
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Robtastic
posted 16 days ago from
upsideandmotor.blogspot.com
I salute you, Brandon Jennings. Some are going
to say you’re crazy, and others are going to
follow in your foot steps, but the important thing to understand is that what you’re doing is right. Commissioner Stern’s NBA age limit is well-documented as being absolutely ridiculous, and the league needs someone like Jennings to stick it to the man. College purists should be pleased to know that ...
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interbasket
posted 16 days ago from
www.interbasket.net
In the face of the NBA's minimum age
rule, Brandon Jenning's decision to forgo the NCAA college
path to go pro in Europe will further globalize the game of basketball.
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posterboy
posted 16 days ago from
blastmagazineblogs.com
Brandon Jennings has finally made the decision that
he will play next season in Europe, rather than
waiting f
Globalization