washingtonpost.com - 12/12/2008
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thesportsculture.com - 12/11/2008
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When we tripped across Cuzoogle’s David Stern NBA
Merry Christmas CD we had a good laugh. It...
took research, originality and a witty sense of humor. But there’s one problem with it: David Stern is a Jew.
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Yeah, but isn’t David Stern a Jew?
seattletimes.nwsource.com - 12/12/2008
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David Stern never said "I'm sorry" to Sonics
fans, but for the first time the NBA commissioner...
sounded apologetic about the sale of the professional basketball team that produced several lawsuits and resulted in owner Clay Bennett moving it to ...
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NBA commissioner David Stern hints at remorse over ...
network.nationalpost.com - 12/12/2008
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In an interview with ESPN's Bill Simmons, NBA
commissioner David Stern made a surprising, Canadian admission —...
the league screwed up in Vancouver. Simmons asked Stern what his biggest regret during his tenure as head of the league would be and Stern ...
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Stern admits NBA blew it in Vancouver
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Will the Brits fancy a franchise?
The interplay of basketball, social media, and marketing —
... in "The Old Smoke." Now, there's increased conversation around the possibility of launching an NBA franchise in British capital of London. The Washington Post reports on the League's plan to leverage the 2012 Olympic Games as a way to cull interest in the third most popular round-balled game (yes, cricket prevails here) in the country. ...
The London Monarchs
ShamSports.com: NBA News That Doesn't Really Matter —
People of various levels of importance have asked me what I'd think about an NBA franchise in the hit and miss city of good ol' London town. It's something that's been rumoured since the inception of the swanky new "O2 Arena", and it's been mentioned again as a possibility here. I've always crapped on the idea. I don't think it's feasible. Even though Seattle no longer exists, the travel is unfeasibly far to the games ont he west coast, and so the only way to create a manageable schedule would be to have a heavy - if not complete - East coast bias. ...
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