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With the Olympics just a couple weeks away,
all of the (basketball) world's attention is on Team
USA, Carl Landry, and Josh Childress. After the mind-boggling news that Josh Childress is leaving the NBA to play international ball, the NBA is now considering dissolving because of doubts that it's no longer the top pro basketball league.
Childress Won't Keep USA Basketball From Shining
Childress Won't Keep USA Basketball From Shining
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posted 7/25/2008
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What separates the champion Boston Celtics from the
2004 Lakers "fantasy team" that choked in the Finals?
Here are the five components that separate the real "dream teams" from the imitators.
How to go 82-0 and win the NBA championship
How to go 82-0 and win the NBA championship
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Sure, Carlos Boozer has a summer home in
Miami, and Chad Ford is quite the "expert," but
there's no way Carlos Boozer will end up with the Miami Heat. Here are the rebuttals and reasons against this nonsense rumor.
Carlos Boozer isn’t going to Miami
Carlos Boozer isn’t going to Miami
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Kosta Koufos, Ante Tomic, and Tadija Dragicevic. I
sure am glad I'm not a Jazz talk show
host or play-by-play man. Post your nicknames for these guys in the comments. At least the Jazz fans will have some more players to follow in the Olympics...
The Jazz draft a bowl of alphabet soup.
The Jazz draft a bowl of alphabet soup.
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We all know that Stephen A. Smith is
crazy, but his draft predictions are the most ridiculous.
Look back at some of his recent draft analysis. It will be interesting to see what the ardent Cheese Doodles eater comes up with this year!
Stephen A. Smith - Heart Over Head
Stephen A. Smith - Heart Over Head
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Most of the flopping in the NBA can
be categorized in six main categories. The acting jobs
range from minimal to downright outrageous. Included are video examples of each. Meanwhile, a new brand of clothing has been unleashed: "Air Manu. Let your flop speak"
VIDEOS: Six types of basketball flopping
VIDEOS: Six types of basketball flopping
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Not that the Celtics need any more bandwagon
fans, but if your hometown team has already been
eliminated, read on for 34 reasons to support the Celtics.
34 Reasons To Cheer For The Boston Celtics
34 Reasons To Cheer For The Boston Celtics
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At only 18 years old, Bruno Baltazar must
be the the youngest international scout, coach, and manager
in professional basketball. This is part one of our interview. Excerpt: "In Africa, poor kids can forget about the bad life conditions while playing basketball. That’s the real success because, at the end, we win and lose — but when this game started, it was all about fun ."
Interview with youngest pro scout/coach in the world
Interview with youngest pro scout/coach in the world
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He plays 20 minutes per game for the
Jazz, but Paul Millsap (the Paperboy) has been under-appreciated
throughout his entire basketball career. The younger brother of two pro ballers, Millsap led the NCAA in rebounding for three years yet slipped to the late second round.
Unsung Player: Millsap delivers for the Jazz
Unsung Player: Millsap delivers for the Jazz
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The new Carnival of the NBA is now
online. Check out the many great articles listed, especially
the "NBA Holidays" created by several NBA bloggers. Thanks to Matt of Blog A Bull, as well as all of the bloggers who sent in submissions over the Easter holiday weekend.
Carnival of the NBA #55
Carnival of the NBA #55
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To commemorate the birthday of Michael Olowokandi, April
3 has been designated Draft Bust Day. After all,
a good portion of NBA fans endure bad pick after bad pick. Mark this day on your calendar, take the day off work, and write your feelings down on paper.
April 3: Draft Bust Day
April 3: Draft Bust Day
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Is Yao justified in skipping the remainder of
the season to prepare for the Olympics? Should Kobe
risk permanent damage to his shooting hand? After both Kobe and Yao made these decisions in the past month, it's an important debate to consider and watch play out.
Kobe vs. Yao — The Olympic Debacle
Kobe vs. Yao — The Olympic Debacle
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Miami should feel guilty manipulating a GM like
this; the Heat should have offered their next first-round
pick (between #1 and #4) to make this deal look like less of a hoax.
What were they thinking? Episode 2 of Dumb Deadline Deals
What were they thinking? Episode 2 of Dumb Deadline Deals
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A collection of NBA TV's top plays, including
the top 10 plays, "amazing" plays, dunks, "facial" dunks,
clutch, and long-distance shots. Odds are, if it drew you out of your seat or you spilled your popcorn watching a play in 2007, it's in these videos.
The Top 60 Plays of 2007 (video)
The Top 60 Plays of 2007 (video)
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With the trade deadline six weeks away, the
Jazz and Sixers start things off with a blockbuster
deal. The two players involved have salaries of $4 million a piece, and are averaging a combined 14.3 points per game. Here's a break down and analysis of the deal that shook the NBA.
Jazz trade Giricek, 1st rounder for Kyle Korver
Jazz trade Giricek, 1st rounder for Kyle Korver
