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He May Be The King of L.A., But He’s Already A God By The Bay.
s2nblog.wordpress.com - 8/6/2007
He May Be The King of L.A., But He’s Already A God By The Bay.
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This Kurt Streeter piece in the LAT regarding Baron Davis’ status as the King of L.A. playing up in Oakland confused me when I read it Sunday morning, and I’ve largely come to the same conclusions that Tom Ziller has over at the FanHouse — it’s a well meaning enough piece, but to suggest that Oakland isn’t somehow deserving of having Davis lead its basketball ...

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