Shawn Marion, right, has looked as out of place on the Heat this season as he does in this photo. The opposing baseball caps; the mysterious baby; the ambiguously gay nature of the shot; the fact that it looks like it was taken in a furniture showroom. It’s just wrong on so many levels… As […]
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What the hell is wrong with the Los Angeles Clippers? Badly beaten up, and just plain beaten down, this team has nothing to look forward to except the lottery, yet suddenly – in the midst of a brutal seven-game road trip – they decide to go on a run. Saturday, the Clippers absolutely molested the Hawks, just one night after bitchslapping the Grizzlies. Are you trying to…
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Unlike his on-again, off-again marriage, Shaquille O’Neal is now playing every game. Centres Shaquille O’Neal, Phoenix Suns: With Shaq no longer sitting out a game in back-to-back situations, there’s no longer any reason for him not to be owned in all leagues. He’s probably on a roster in your league already, but just in case
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Things are looking up for Mike Woodson and his Atlanta Hawks this season. I know this has been coming for a few years now, but is anyone else having a tough time adjusting to a world in which the Atlanta Hawks are a very good team? Case in point – this team was cruising through
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The Hawks have held their own without Joe Johnson and Monday it was Josh Childress’s turn to shine. It’s been another disappointing season for the Hawks, thanks in no small part to an endless streak of injuries. But since losing superstar Joe Johnson, the team has actually picked things up, going 5-2 and fanning hopes
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Williams left Duke as the school’s all-time leader in rebounds and blocks, and with the single-season block record. He was such a legend in college that the Blue Devils will retire his number next year. Of course, entering the NCAA, his legend was already forming, having averaged 20 points, 12 rebounds, three blocks and three assists per game as a high school senior.
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Bennett has been saying the right things about the Sonics being an integral part of the Seattle landscape and how he believes the team can be successful in that community for decades to come.
Three in the Key: A Sonic Boom? Read Post »
