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nba.fanhouse.com - 7/15/2009

OKC's Livingston Trying to Make It All the Way Back

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by Gary Washburn It was five years ago that Shaun Livingston made his summer league debut for the Los Angeles Clippers . He was a rail-thin 18-year-old with a large Afro and immense talent to match. He wasn't physically developed, but the point guard from Peoria Central High School was tabbed ...

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myespn.go.com - 7/9/2009

Shaun Livingston: The Oldest 24-Year-Old in the NBA

— myespn.go.com — "I think that was a victory in itself, but it's not over,” Livingston said. "In my eyes,... I'm a competitor, I think I can still play at a high level, so it's definitely not over. That's just half the battle.” (more) Shaun Livingston: The Oldest 24-Year-Old in the NBA

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Shaun Livingston

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nba.com - 7/9/2009

MAGIC: 2009 Summer League Scoop

— nba.com — Shaun Livingston By Josh Cohen There are always certain players you can't help but cheer on because... of a past incident. More than two years ago, Shaun Livingston suffered a tear-jerking knee injury. Some medical experts wondered if he would ever play ... (more) MAGIC: 2009 Summer League Scoop

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cleveland.com - 7/9/2009

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Wednesday Bolts – 7.15.09
Daily Thunder.com — ... Another comeback story for Shaun Livingston: ”But he’s been humbled. The Clippers renounced his rights in June 2008 to clear cap space for Baron Davis and then he had a brief stint with the Miami Heat before signing with OKC and heading to the NBDL. “I think that says a lot about him that he was willing to go to the D-League,” OKC general manager Sam Presti said. “We are talking about a guy who was the fourth overall pick. That said a lot about him and his willingness to get back.” Livingston said the knee is healthy but he still needs to get ...