Simon Says: Pacers Co-owner Hires Himself to Replace Donnie Walsh
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Maury posted 4/18/2008 from www.bizofbasketball.com [flag] |
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fastbreakblog +1Simon says this old coot will run the Pacers into the ground faster than Walsh has. Has anyone checked the Pacers lately? Why is Walsh considered this mastermind, not having won any NBA Titles?
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