emptythebench.com - 12/10/2008
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Ever wonder who are *really* the old teams and who are *really* the young teams this season in the NBA? Check out the average age of every NBA team, ranked in order from youngest to oldest. Hint: the Spurs are ooooolllllddddd.
fannation.com - 12/9/2008
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fannation.com —
The Rangers are not shopping Young, but they
are willing to listen to overtures on just about
anyone, and that includes the five-time All-Star who won a Gold Glove in 2008 and has spent his entire career with Texas. There are quite a few teams in need ...
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Teams asking about Rangers' Young
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The Fundamentals
BallerBlogger.com —
... to the Connie Hawkins-led Pittsburgh Pipers. Tonight, there’ll be another little guard — wearing No. 3 — handing out assists in throwback duds who’s leading the NBA in that category. And it’ll bring Robbins, for one, back to those days when the Bucs played at Loyola Field House. ‘Larry was the best I ever saw until I saw Chris Paul bring the ball down the floor, ‘ Robbins said.”
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A Trip Around the NBA - 12/10/08
Blaze of Love —
... and HD is also doing another caption contest for a swingman jersey. [Hoop Doctors]
Antonio McDyess actually pulled out the "ball don't lie" quote? [Truth About It]
The return of the old Shaq? [Fanster]
A super duper man crush on Matt Barnes of all people. [Ben's Suns Blog]
Are the Lakers obsessed with the Celtics? [Celtics Blog]
The young and old of the NBA. [Empty the Bench]
The 10 best names in the NBA. [Shark Guys] ...
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thehypeguy.com 11/10/2008 —
Riiiiiiiight.
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Spurs 133, Mavericks 126 (2OT) —
NYT > Pro Basketball 12/10/2008
Tim Duncan scored eight of his 32 points in the decisive second overtime, Tony Parker added 29 points and 10 assists, and the San Antonio Spurs beat the Dallas Mavericks 133-126 Tuesday night in the latest thriller between these Interstate-35 rivals. ...
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