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We don’t normally use Forbes Magazine as one of our sources here at Slam Dunk Central. In fact this is the first time, but on Friday Forbes came out with their list of NBA Teams worth, and it is a rather interesting compilation. The financial value of a team has no correlation with their win and loss records, hence last year’s NBA Champions the San Antonio Spurs are number ...
Knicks tried for Varejao, but not hard
msn.foxsports.com 12/9/2007 — Because Malik Rose is a former favorite Spurs teammate of Cavs GM Danny Ferry, and his $7.1M salary ($7.6M next season) conformed to the NBA's trade guideline, the Knicks threw his name out there as bait in hopes of getting at least a nibble. They didn't see so much as a ripple.
Because Malik Rose is a former favorite Spurs teammate of Cavs GM Danny Ferry, and his $7.1M salary ($7.6M next season) conformed to the NBA's trade guideline, the Knicks threw his name out there as bait in hopes of getting at least a nibble. They didn't see so much as a ripple.
Heritage Week 2007
www.nba.com 12/9/2007 — Nationally televised games during Heritage Week: Friday, Dec. 7 Detroit at Chicago 7 ET, ESPN Utah at San Antonio 9:30 ET, ESPN Sunday, Dec. 9 Golden State at LA Lakers 9:30 ET, NBA TV Wednesday, Dec. 12 Detroit at Houston 8 ET, ESPN Thursday, Dec. 13 ...
Nationally televised games during Heritage Week: Friday, Dec. 7 Detroit at Chicago 7 ET, ESPN Utah at San Antonio 9:30 ET, ESPN Sunday, Dec. 9 Golden State at LA Lakers 9:30 ET, NBA TV Wednesday, Dec. 12 Detroit at Houston 8 ET, ESPN Thursday, Dec. 13 ...
NBA Player Development? By Whom?
sports.aol.com 12/10/2007 — Astute blogger PhDribble considered the existence of NBA player development as a balance against the MLB farm system. Henry Abbott took up the issue , concluding there isn't a) much time and b) much motivation for serious player development given the ...
Astute blogger PhDribble considered the existence of NBA player development as a balance against the MLB farm system. Henry Abbott took up the issue , concluding there isn't a) much time and b) much motivation for serious player development given the ...
Week in Review: Mavs still have lots to prove
mvn.com 12/10/2007 — The first quarter of the NBA season is now complete, and the Dallas Mavericks aren't yet looking like the same team that went to the Finals in 2006 and won 67 games last year. But it's not time to panic yet, there's still plenty of basketball to be played. Optimism is still high. Here's a look at how the Mavs did last week.
The first quarter of the NBA season is now complete, and the Dallas Mavericks aren't yet looking like the same team that went to the Finals in 2006 and won 67 games last year. But it's not time to panic yet, there's still plenty of basketball to be played. Optimism is still high. Here's a look at how the Mavs did last week.
Spurs 104, Jazz 98 —
NYT > Pro Basketball 12/8/2007
Manu Ginobili scored 37 points for the second straight game to lift the San Antonio Spurs to a 104-98 win over the Utah Jazz Friday for their fifth straight victory.
Spurs' Ginobili A Stroke Of Genius —
NBA.com: News 12/10/2007
In the SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS, Jeff McDonald writes "Manu Ginobili had just polished off his second consecutive 37-point night against Utah on Friday, a 2 1/2-hour testament to heart and will and want-to that had lifted the Spurs to a second ...
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