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JaMarcus Russell wants to play Tetris – As it turns out, all he ever planned to do was get into Al’s pocket to fund his competitive Tetris League. Slick Rick , Todd Marinovich and Wayne Newton are on board too.
Who is the mystery bidder for the Golden State Warriors? – Somebody wants to buy the Warriors. Word [...]
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October 17, 2009
by Tom ZillerFiled under: WarriorsWarriors haymaker Stephen Jackson is again talking to Yahoo!'s Marc Spears about the injustice of it all, in which "it all" is a $30-million extension from a bad team who has apparently broke its promise to stop sucking. Clearly, in the grand scheme of the Golden State's familiar foray into bleakness, Stephen Jackson is the victim...
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October 15, 2009
As New York Vinnie was reading the latest developments in the Frickin ever escalating war between the Golden State Warriors and their disgruntled forward Stephen Jackson all of a sudden I had this Frickin huge revelation. This situation is turning into the NBA version of Reality TV; this is that Frickin show “Jon And Kate [...]
Via SLAM Online
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October 15, 2009
by Tzvi Twersky
With all of the noise surrounding Stephen Jackson’s situation in Golden State, every other story about the team has gotten drowned out.
Case in point, yesterday, without much fanfare, the Warriors announced that they’ve exercised team options for the 2010-11 season on both Anthony Randolph and Brandon Wright.
As the Mercury News reports:
The Warriors announced...
Via SFgate
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October 16, 2009
The Warriors finally stood up to Stephen Jackson's antics Thursday, when coach Don Nelson said he didn't understand how someone making $9 million a year could be unhappy, a trade is getting increasingly more difficult and he still "loves" his disgruntled swingman.
Speaking on KNBR's "Warriors Weekly Radio Show" with play-by-play man Tim Roye, Nelson...
Via The Basketball Nonsense
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October 17, 2009
The recent drama in the NBA is about Stephen Jackson. Just in case you’ve been living under the rock, Stephen Jackson has been fined and suspended by his team for conduct detrimental. He was then removed as a team captain and the drama goes on.
It can be remembered that Jackson expressed his desire to be [...]
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Via The Big Lead
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October 15, 2009
Stephen Jackson, the agitated Golden State Warriors forward, sounds like a man on the edge. He decided this summer he wanted out of the Bay Area, and that request has not been granted. As a result, Jackson’s behavior has deteriorated. It seems to be accelerating. If you’re wondering what a millionaire meltdown looks like, feast [...]
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October 15, 2009
Maybe the Warriors should have signed Ron Artest this offseason since he appears to be in love with the Golden State roster. He took the opportunity this week to both back friend Stephen Jackson and gush about rookie Stephen Curry.
Artest supported Jackson in his demand for a trade.
"'The Greatest did it before -- Kobe, the greatest to ever play the game -- and he won...
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October 15, 2009
Warriors coach Don Nelson said Wednesday that he wouldn't be offering daily updates on Stephen Jackson's mood, but that didn't stop the disgruntled swingman from spouting off once again. A day after abandoning his captaincy, speaking of a strained...
Via NBA.com
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October 15, 2009
The Warriors announced that the team has exercised the fourth-year contract option on forward Brandan Wright and the third-year contract option on forward Anthony Randolph, which are both for the 2010-11 NBA season.
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October 16, 2009
By the time Warriors practice ended Friday, Stephen Jackson appeared to get the message that coach Don Nelson was trying to send with a series of radio interviews a night earlier. "Me saying something isn't helping anything, and you all asking me questions...
Via Inside Hoops
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October 17, 2009
The Golden State Warriors have lots of talented small and medium-sized players, and not a lot of good big dudes. Which is why they tend to play small-ball. But coach Don Nelson tends to take that concept to a whole other level.
Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports:
The Warriors were already planning on playing [...]
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