NBA free agent Roger Mason Jr. spent a lot of time this offseason wearing a suit and sitting in meeting rooms. As vice president of the NBA players trade association, soon to become the players union again, Mason helped craft the deal for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement between the ...
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November 30, 2011
Ability? Yes! Confidence? Yes! Expectations? Yes! Hope? You bet!!! Those are just a few words to describe the Knicks for the upcoming NBA season.Last season, the New York Knickerbockers made a significant move by acquiring all-star Carmelo Anthony, but in doing so, gave away many pieces of their team. As a result of Melo's huge contract, it has left the Knicks with very little...
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November 28, 2011
Amare Stoudemire has really been embracing his roots since learning that he had some Jewish heritage on his mother’s side of the family. He’s visited Israel, learned a little Hebrew, and he’s even consuming somewhat of a Kosher diet. Now, the New York Daily News reports that he may be interested in opening a Hebrew [...]
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November 29, 2011
Early Saturday morning the words that every NBA fan had been waiting to hear finally came, an agreement to end the NBA lockout has been reached. The news came as a surprise to many (including me), what with the recent disbanding of the players union, and filing of lawsuits against the NBA by the NBPA, this tentative agreement was certainly unexpected.
But as of right now that’...
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November 30, 2011
I'll throw in the glasses too T..
New York Knicks Center Amare Stoudemire hasn’t played for the Phoenix Suns since ’09-’10, and today he’s still trying his hardest to completely remove himself from the desert…Amare’s 8th floor penthouse is listed for $1,375,000…Here’s the scoop via Trulia, “Amare is still trying to sell a...
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November 29, 2011
NBA stars are mum on other topics at charity event
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December 01, 2011
Ernie Grunfeld sat in front of reporters, with a Wizards banner draped on the wall behind him, and explained the team’s plans in free agency, his expectations for the upcoming condensed season and how the young players on the roster have developed during a protracted offseason.
A few hundred feet away, in the bowels of the Verizon Center, Andray Blatche, Brendan Haywood, Roger...
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