Rose keeping quiet despite allegations of wrongdoing
Right from the start, the message was crisp and direct — just like Derrick Rose’s passes.
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:: May.30.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
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Japan’s Tabuse seeks another shot at NBA
Former Phoenix Suns guard Yuta Tabuse is leaving Japanese basketball for another shot at the NBA.
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:: May.30.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
Lawsuit against Knicks’ Curry will be settled in arbitration
A lawsuit against Eddy Curry that accuses the New York Knicks center of sexual harassment, among other claims, was dismissed by a judge who ruled the case will be settled in arbitration rather than by a jury.
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:: May.29.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
NBA teams take to Chicago for combine
The first two days of the NBA combine in Chicago are behind us, after an interview session and three hours of light drills at Tim Grover’s A.T.T.A.C.K athletics facility. All 30 NBA teams have descended on the Windy City to talk about trades, compare notes on players, watch workouts and interview prospects. The players’ schedules are busy, as they’ll go through a series of medical and athletic tests, get measured, meet with the NBA Players Association and participate in the NBA’s first Rookie Transition program before departing on Sunday.
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:: May.28.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
To Blake Griffin, No. 1 pick is no given
Blake Griffin showed up in an orange, black and white sweatsuit. For the record, he insisted there was no Clippers jersey underneath it.
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:: May.28.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
Barkley backs Eddie Jordan for 76ers’ coaching job
Charles Barkley took a break from his golf lessons to give the Philadelphia 76ers some advice on who should be the clubhouse leader in their wide open search for their next head coach.
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:: May.28.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
NBA official Violet Palmer to work with college refs
Violet Palmer will become coordinator of women’s basketball officials for the West Coast Conference and continue to officiate in the NBA, where she has worked for 12 seasons.
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:: May.28.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
NBA referee Violet Palmer returns to college hoops
Violet Palmer is leaving the NBA after 12 years officiating games to become coordinator of women’s basketball officials for the West Coast Conference.
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:: May.28.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off
Sixers interview Casey a second time for coaching job
The Philadelphia 76ers have interviewed Dallas assistant Dwane Casey for a second time about their coaching position.
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:: May.27.2009 :: nba :: Comments Off