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Thirty years ago next month, Pace slept in one of Seattle's finest hotels, though he can't remember which one, as a visiting pro basketball player for the Washington Bullets, sharing in an NBA championship won in this city at the expense of the Sonics. [link]

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From NBA glory to homeless shelter
Published 5/16/2008 at Hoffman's Blog
... Thirty years ago next month, Pace slept in one of Seattle's finest hotels, though he can't remember which one, as a visiting pro basketball player for the Washington Bullets, sharing in an NBA championship won in this city at the expense of the Sonics. [Read] ...

From NBA glory to homeless shelter
Published 5/16/2008 by Hoffman at ballerblogger.com
... Thirty years ago next month, Pace slept in one of Seattle’s finest hotels, though he can’t remember which one, as a visiting pro basketball player for the Washington Bullets, sharing in an NBA championship won in this city at the expense of the Sonics. [Read] ...

Conversin' With The Rain
Published 5/16/2008 by Carolyn at And One - cleveland.com
... The Rain Posted by Carolyn May 16, 2008 12:39PM Filling in the pre-game hours: Collection of sports fonts FLCeltsFan's comprehensive listing of all things Cleveland/Boston Art for $20 Hoops Addict with the LeBron James cure Everybody Chill; I'm sure Lebron still loves his Momma! [image] Tea Time by Robert Hoglund AllPosters.com Mike "remoisten those bad boys" Brown day Steady Burn's Human Rights Day contribution From NBA glory to homeless shelter - The sad life of Joe Pace Blogaholics Anonymous Since ...

Northwest Sports: In the Morning
Published 5/16/2008 by Seth (noreply@blogger.com) at Enjoy the Enjoyment
A day off from Mariners fun left me hoping that the San Antonio/New Orleans game would turn into something worth watching. I kept my eye on the score, wondering if it would start to tighten up, but it never did, and I think I went an entire evening without watching a sporting event of any kind. Instead, I watched last week's 30 Rock, which was, sadly, the season finale. Thanks, writers strike. Dan Raley with a touching piece on former NBAer Joe Pace, who's living in a Seattle homeless shelter. The Times and P-I both preview the Storm season. The team feels it has ...

Reading is Great! Friday’s NBA Rumors, Breaking News, and Blog Links
Published 5/16/2008 by Andrew Thell and Brian Spencer at Empty the Bench
- 20 Second Timeout - “Stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive, ah ha ha ha, stayin’ alliiiiiiiiiiiiiive.” - Seattle PI - Joe Pace’s 30-year spiral took him from a basketball title to a homeless shelter. - Clips Nation - The Clippers would do well to clear cap space for the 2010 free-agent derby. - Bullets Forever - Is Georgetown’s 7-2, lumbering center a legit big man or just a big bust? - Bright ...

From the NBA to the Depths of Poverty
Published 5/18/2008 by Anthony Hall at MVN Outsider
... a league championship with the Bullets in 1978, and earned a healthy paycheck of $35,000 per year. After two seasons in the NBA, Pace left the United States to play basketball abroad. He made stops in Italy, Venezuela, Mexico, Panama, England, and the Philippines, ultimately ending up in Argentina, where he purchased a convenience store. He lived comfortably, marrying an Argentinian woman and sending some money back to relatives who needed financial assistance. Then, as the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports, things went completely wrong for ...

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