blogs.sun-sentinel.com - 4/21/2008
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The words resonate because we've heard them so many times in these parts.
Following Saturday's ...
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... Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel: "During his Heat tenure, it was one of the things that so frustrated when it came to O'Neal, the refusal to adjust to such situations. By now, every team has a mosquito in the lane, wanting nothing more than to draw contact from O'Neal and the David-vs.-Goliath call that comes every time. To play the blame game, challenge the opponent's manliness, only ducks the issue. It's like those Old Spice deodorant commercials: 'Flopping. Is it right for me?' Answer: 'Yes, Andres, it's right for you.' 'Yes, Kurt, ...
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This year's NBA postseason is one with greater promise than any season since 1998, the year Michael Jordan retired from the Bulls.
