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Stephen Jackson pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon as he came out firing against the Phoenix Suns last night, leading Golden State to a 129-114 win. Jackson shot the lights out, going 13 of 21 for 32 points. Since returning from suspension, Jackson has brought hope to teammates and fans t...
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Via The Daily Dub
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January 04, 2008
Stephen Jackson is a bad dude. He kills the Warriors, and its possible, that if you mess with him, he might kill you too. A year after going off on Mike Dunleavy for 27, he again dropped the dagger on the Warriors on Wednesday night with his three pointer to put the Pacers up 2 with a second remain...
Via Undrafted Free Agent
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March 22, 2008
Stephen Jackson's behavior is typically looked down upon by sports fans. He is know for the brawl in Detroit and run-ins with police. That being said, maybe we should start looking at him in a different light. This summer, Jackson will be traveling to Africa to help in the fight against poverty.
Via Sports Hernia
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April 11, 2008
Great pic of Allen Iverson and Stephen Jackson embracing, and their tattoos connecting.
Cam Inman: "Because the All-Star Game is a high-scoring, up-tempo circus, the Warriors offer the perfect carnival barkers -- guards Baron Davis and Stephen Jackson. Getting either to the Big Easy isn't going to be easy. You say it can't happen? You probably also said the Warriors couldn't upset Dallas in last year's playoffs."
We couldn't agree more...
Via Walton's Wisdom
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August 08, 2008
I've always thought Ricky Davis and Stephen Jackson were similar types of players, with Davis slightly better (due to athleticism). They can both shoot the three, are both decent ballhandlers, and fairly good rebounders for guards. They also have the tendencies to make the "wrong" sort of headlines with their erratic on- and off-court behavior. It also got me thinking...
Via mercextra.com
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January 25, 2008
It's a lot to ask guys playing 40 plus minutes a night for the last three months to go all-out, all-the-time against the NBA's worst team. In a perfect world, Baron Davis and Stephen Jackson would play every possession like it was the last one of the NBA Finals. In reality, I can [...]
Via Pistons Nation
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November 20, 2008
Stephen Jackson of the Warriors when asked if he'd wear anything to protect his eye that was poked by Clipper's Chris Kaman:"No goggles. No, no, no. Never. I'm not going to be like Rip Hamilton, where my nose is broken eight years ago and I still wear a mask," said Jackson, who injured the same ...
Via Slam Dunk Central
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December 27, 2008
The Boston Celtics left the hardwood of Oracle Arena in Oakland Friday night with twice as many losses as they woke up with on Christmas morning as the Golden State Warriors mounted a furious fourth quarter come back and beat Boston 99-89. Warriors team captain and small forward Stephen Jackson led the attack, with 8 of his game high 28 points coming in the fourth. Boston lost back...
Via Give Me The Rock
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December 30, 2008
Line of the Night: Stephen Jackson
(1.15). Only 2 threes for SJax last night, but the 30/7/7 with 2 steals
and 2 blocks capped an all around nice game for him. Thanks to Jackson
and Marco "Rocky" Belinelli, the Warriors also had a rare nice night
themselves, outlasting Toronto 117-111.
Via MVN
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January 08, 2008
The Warriors beat San Antonio 130-121 with Baron Davis leading the team 34 points and Stephen Jackson scoring 12 of his 29 points in overtime. Earlier in the day GSW waived their backup center DJ Mbenga, called up D-League center Kosta Perovic and signed backup point guard C.J. Watson.
Via Ghosts of Wayne Fontes
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July 24, 2008
We got NEXT! And you know this!!! I'm sure you're well aware why the WNBA is stealing a few headlines this week. Despite the knowledge of many, the league is still in existence, believe it or not. And it should come as no surprise that it took a damn near riot or in better terms a brawl, to shed a little publicity on the floundering league. One may think negative publicity...
Via Slam Dunk Central
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March 04, 2009
I wonder how many more times Golden State Warriors coach Don Nelson will rest his starters in lieu of giving the younger players more playing, based on?how his team played tonight against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday night at Target Center.? Personally, I think that Nellie should use his regular rotation; Stephen Jackson, fresh from [...]
Via Slam Dunk Central
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February 09, 2009
It could very well be that we are discovering the renaissance of the Golden State Warriors as they have played some pretty impressive basketball since they got their normal roster playing regularly. In Sunday’s game against the Utah Jazz, Stephen Jackson and his crew once again hit their scoring groove against what is typically a [...]
Via MVN
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February 20, 2008
The Dubs fell 119-109 to Utah Tuesday, continuing their run of misery against the Jazz. Both Baron Davis and Stephen Jackson left the game in the second half with injuries. Dub's GM Chris Mullin was apparently looking at trying to bring Pacer's forward Jermaine O'Neal to Oakland.
Via rotorob.com
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December 30, 2007
Once again, we’re just going down and dirty this week with our final rankings of the year.
1. LaDainian Tomlinson at Oakland
2. Adrian Peterson at Denver
3. Brian Westbrook vs. Buffalo
4. Clinton Portis vs. Dallas
5. Stephen Jackson at Arizona
6. Jamal Lewis vs. San Francisco
7. Frank Gore at C...
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