76ers can King, hire Nets GM

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CelticsBlog found this 12/5/2007 on www.bostonherald.com (flag)
The Philadelphia 76ers fired general manager and team president Billy King yesterday and replaced him with New Jersey Nets general manager Ed Stefanski. King, who had... (link)

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Published 12/5/2007 at CelticsBlog
Herald 76ers can King, hire Nets GM Tony's confidence low Fans gather more Moss, Garnett jerseys in 07 Globe Progress seen in big project Rivers has better things in mind MetroWest Daily Celtics fast start validates Rivers A life full of challenge for Carr LOY's Place MVP considerations Perkisabeast Face it world, we're just better than you Philly Inquirer Somebody had to pay for decline of Sixers Celtics a good example for Sixers' new boss Philly Daily News Celtics show quick fix is possible ...

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Herald    76ers can King, hire Nets GM      Tony’s confidence low       Fans gather more Moss, Garnett jerseys in 07       Globe    Progress seen in big project      Rivers has better things in mind       MetroWest Daily   Celtics fast start validates Rivers      A life full of challenge for Carr     LOY’s Place   MVP considerations     Perkisabeast   Face it world, we’re just better than ...

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