CUTTINO MOBLEY RUMORS
Former NBA G Cuttino Mobley Set To Attempt Comeback
Former Houston Rockets and Clippers guard Cuttino Mobley hasn’t played in an NBA game since 2008, after retiring due to the same heart ailment, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, that killed Hank Gathers.
The 37-year-old Mobley is attempting a comeback, and is set to workout for NBA teams in two weeks according to Hoops World.
On May 31, ASM Sports Agency will hold a pro-day for their...
American Express Suing Ex-NBA Cuttino Mobley for $95K Unpaid Credit Card Charges
Cuttino last played in the NBA in 2009 and made over $67 million during his career, but either he is broke or just refuses to pay his American Express card according to TMZ.
His current bill is $95,846.62. Mobley insist that someone stole his card and ran up the charges. I guess, he just figured that out once he was sued.
He is disputing the bill.
Cuttino Mobley Is Retired, And He Dresses Like it
At age 36, Cuttino Mobley is pretty young to have been retired from basketball for about three years. You may recall that an unfortunate heart problem forced him to hang up his kicks after the ’08/09 season, despite the fact that he was still good for better than 13 points a night. How many guys go out on a 23-point, 11-20 effort? Not many.
All of that being said, an uninformed...
The Other Lawsuit the NBA Faces
The NBA's lawyers have to be very happy -- despite all the stress that comes with litigation. Several players filed the antitrust lawsuit that could help finally resolve the lockout and that complaint will slowly work its way through the legal system and process.
Another lawsuit though was also filed that is only tangentially connected to the players' antitrust...
Cuttino Mobley files a needless lawsuit against the New York Knicks
In 2008, the New York Knicks rid themselves of an uninspired Zach Randolph, sending him to the Los Angeles Clippers in a trade package that brought back shooting guard Cuttino Mobley. Soon after, Mobley was encouraged to retire by Knicks general manager Donnie Walsh after a heart specialist was left unnerved following Mobley's physical exam -- the doctor was worried about Mobley...
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November 17, 2011
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Your Morning Dump... Where the Knicks are getting sued (and the C's could take advantage)
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Former NBA guard Cuttino Mobley filed a lawsuit against Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, accusing the New York Knicks of pressuring him to retire as a way to save approximately $19 million.
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Cuttino Mobley Suing the Knicks for ‘Forced’ Retirement
When Cuttino Mobley walked away from the game three years ago, he says it’s because the Knicks’ doctors misdiagnosed his heart condition. And he’s now suing the organization. From the NY Times: “Cuttino Mobley, whose N.B.A. career ended in 2008 because of concerns over a heart condition, is suing Madison Square Garden, claiming that the Knicks forced him to retire as a cost...
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November 17, 2011
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Ex-NBA G Mobley suing Knicks over medical retirement
Cuttino Mobley filed a lawsuit against Madison Square Garden, accusing the New York Knicks of pressuring him to retire in an effort to save approximately $19 million.
The former NBA guard retired because of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy - a thickening of the heart wall - shortly after the Knicks acquired him from the Los Angeles Clippers on Nov. 21, 2008.
The lawsuit, which was filed...
Mobley files lawsuit against Knicks
Former NBA guard Cuttino Mobley has filed a lawsuit against Madison Square Garden, accusing the New York Knicks of pressuring him to retire in 2008 as a way to save money.
Mobley retired because of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart disease, shortly after the Knicks acquired him from the Los Angeles Clippers. He knew he had an irregularity with the heart, but an MRI exam revealed...
Via AP on Fox
November 16, 2011
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Mobley sues Knicks over medical retirement
Former NBA guard Cuttino Mobley has filed a lawsuit against Madison Square Garden, accusing the New York Knicks of pressuring him to retire in 2008 as a way to save money.
Mobley retired because of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart disease, shortly after the Knicks acquired him from the Los Angeles Clippers. He knew he had an irregularity with the heart, but an MRI exam revealed...
Via AP on Fox
November 16, 2011
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