NBA Call Ups: The Power Of David Stern

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steelejones steelejones posted 5/1/2008 from ownmyteam.com [flag]
How powerful is David Stern? Well when it comes to minor league basketball, has their been a player picked up by an NBA team that didn’t come from his minor league system (D-League)? Guys like Jamario Moon could make the NBA out of the CBA. Moon only made the NBA because GM Colangelo didn’t have any draft picks. With no reason to work out draft eligible players, Colangelo decided to have a ... [link]
NBA Call Ups: The Power Of David Stern

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