Found October 14, 2009 on
Mercury News:
The Warriors can try to trade Stephen Jackson to Dallas for junk and problems. Or to Cleveland for other problems and other junk. If they can't do either, then waive him, send him home or buy him out entirely.
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Via Le Basketbawl
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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 FanHouse
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October 13, 2009
by Matt SteinmetzFiled under: WarriorsOAKLAND, Calif. -- Stephen Jackson told Warriors general manager Larry Riley and coach Don Nelson in a private meeting on Tuesday that he didn't want to be a captain anymore. They said that was fine with them. That's the first piece of fallout to come out of Jackson's two-game suspension for conduct detrimental. But judging by Jackson...
Via Deadspin
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October 14, 2009
Stephen Jackson doesn't want to be the captain of the Warriors anymore because all you do is "talk to the refs." That and he hates his coach and is demanding a trade. How will they survive without that leadership? [SFChronicle]
Via FanHouse
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October 14, 2009
by Matt SteinmetzFiled under: WarriorsOAKLAND, Calif. -- Stephen Jackson was at it again on Wednesday, speaking his mind and bringing down the verbal hammer.
This time the nails were Kobe Bryant and his teammates.
One day after he gave up his Warriors' captaincy and took shots at his coach and his organization's front office, Jackson went in another direction. Asked to...
Via ESPN
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October 13, 2009
Stephen Jackson reportedly is resigned to returning to the Warriors.
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 Big Lead
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October 14, 2009
Stephen Jackson: The combative small forward on the Warriors mouthed off again yesterday after practice, captivating reporters for 10 minutes about how he relinquished his spot as team captain, re-inforced the fact that he’s not a role model to younger players, and said he’d entertain the option of a buyout, but the Warriors were unlikely [...]
Via Digital Sports Daily
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October 13, 2009
Disgruntled Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Jackson says he will handle his business and do his job after being suspended by the team on Monday.
The suspension stems from a sideline incident with Warriors coach Don Nelson after Jackson picked up five fouls and one technical foul in the first quarter in Friday’s preseason game against [...]
Via SFgate
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October 13, 2009
Stephen Jackson renounced his team captaincy Tuesday. Captain Jack is now Captive Jack. Jackson has been stewing for weeks, making it clear and public that he wants the Warriors to trade him. Nice strategy, by the way: Clamor to be traded, thereby drastically...
Via SFgate
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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 SFgate
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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...
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