New York Post: Bird Ready To Leave Pacers After Season
Indy Cornrows —
... According to New York Post and NBA columnist Peter Vecsey, two NBA management sources have confirmed that Bird is set to leave the nest after this season, citing health and lack-of-enjoyment issues. Bird, who signed coach Jim O'Brien to a contract extension this summer, has only one year remaining on his contract as team president of the ...
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Larry Bird’s Last Season in Indiana?
SLAM Online —
... Word in rumor-ville is that for Larry Legend, this may be his last go-around in Indianapolis: “Agreed, it’s hard to imagine Larry Bird walking away from a multi-million contract that has one year remaining after this one. Nevertheless, two NBA management sources, one inside the Pacers organization and one former employee whose initials are not D.W., contend the team president will call it quits at the season’s conclusion — citing health and lack-of-enjoyment issues.” ...
IC Cold Links: O'Brien Seeing Steady Improvement; Another Vescey Rumor Debunked
Indy Cornrows —
... Peter Vescey's Sunday column in the New York Post boasted plenty of NBA rumors and two of them were dismissed right away. The Pacers have already stated they won't comment about the rumor that team president Larry Bird will step down after this season. The team says Bird's comments from before the preseason (that he's hear for the long haul) is still true. Now Vescey's other rumor about the Cavs being interested in signing Pacers reject ...
Cavs have not contacted Tinsley
Digital Sports Daily —
... , the Cleveland Cavs have not contacted free-agent guard Jamal Tinsely. Peter Vecsey made the suggestion last week in the New York Post. ...
Cavs have not contacted Tinsley
RootZoo Articles —
... , the Cleveland Cavs have not contacted free-agent guard Jamal Tinsely. Peter Vecsey made the suggestion last week in the New York Post. Tinsley was released by the Indiana Pacers in July after he was told not to report to training camp at the beginnign of the 2008-09 season. Tinsely was involved in the infamous braw at the Palace of Auburn Hills, as well a ...
Mel Daniels Fired, Drama Returns to Conseco
Eight Points, Nine Seconds —
... At first blush, I had to wonder why Vecsey, or anyone outside of the immediate Pacer community, would take any notice of Mel’s termination. Secondly, it struck me odd that he was so vitriolic in his comments. Almost immediately, however, I realized that this wasn’t the first time this week that Peter Vecsey had led off his column with a story about the Pacers. On Sunday, October 18, he published a piece headlined, “Sources: Bird set to go at end of season.” In the piece, he said two sources, a former and a current employee of the Pacers, had said that ...
