Brandon Jennings. Josh Childress. Who Is Next?

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heitner heitner posted 7/25/2008 from www.sportsagentblog.com [flag]
Will going overseas to play basketball become more of a common occurrence among some of basketball’s great players? [link]

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The Times They Are A-Changin’

RockKing posted 7/25/2008 from www.waitingfornextyear.com

As the Cavaliers Struggle To Re-Sign Restricted Free Agent Delonte West, We Look At A Changing Market That Is Bending Under The Pressure Of Impending Change A lot of assumptions have been made regarding the Delonte West free agency. Reasonable assumptions they may be, but they’re assumptions none the less. I’ve yet to hear anyone voice [...]’
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Could West Be Going East (Like Far East)?

CelticsBlog found this 7/25/2008 on mvn.com

Let the overseas onslaught continue. This time, it will affect the Cavaliers. Yahoo! Sports Adrian Wojnarowski is reporting that Cavs restricted free agent, Delonte West, is considering signing overseas. According to Wojnarowski, a source close to ...
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Things were getting a little too Vujacicy around here

broysox posted 7/25/2008 from thesportsculture.com

There’s no better modern-day sensation than turning nouns into verbs. Example one: Dude1: “Yo, bro, let’s ball it up at the Rec center.” Dude2: “Ya man, let me just motorboat this chick first.” In both instances, ball and motorboat are both nouns. However, our new, expanded vocabulary allows us to express our thoughts and actions through more practical .
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Globalization

FanIQ Blog found this 7/25/2008 on ballerblogger.com

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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This Is Getting Ridiculous

And One posted 7/25/2008 from www.realclearsports.com

First, there was Brandon Jennings heading to Europe , but that looked to be an isolated act. However, now that Josh Childress has signed in Greece , European teams are reaching out more and more to average NBA players. The first rumor after Childress was that Rocket Carl Landry was considering going to Europe, but that appears unlikely . Since then: - Delonte West to Dynamo Moscow is ...
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