lioninoil.blogspot.com - 5/3/2007
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The San Antonio Spurs just took care of the Denver Nuggets in five games, in what was almost a virtual repeat of their 2005 postseason match up. Like two years ago, Denver swiped the first game on the road, and then proceeded to lose the next four. Carmelo Anthony now goes to 0-4 in the first round. But this year was supposed to be different - they had Allen Iverson. What happened? Iverson ...
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NBA Playoffs: Kobe, Carmelo, Iverson ... Exit Stage Left, Please
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... , and despite an early Nuggets win, they were never really in danger. It also left a lot of people wondering: Where the heck was Allen Iverson in this series? Alas. It's now Spurs-Nuggets, starting either Sunday or Monday, depending.
Are my nostrils getting bigger?
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... Josh Hancock and Cory Lidle can’t escape criticism and scrutiny even after their death. These types of stories disgust me.The Disappearance Of Allen Iverson (Lion in Oil)
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