March 22nd, 2011 
Stephen Rhodes 
Posted in The Chicago Bulls, despite their best record in a decade, went into Monday night’s game against the Sacramento Kings at the United Center not taking taking the team in purple-and black for granted. That goes back to December 21, 2009 when the Kings rallied from 35 points down to beat the Bulls 102-98. They obviously [...]
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Allen Iverson Heading To Turkey Official And More NBA News And Rumors
It is official, point guard Allen Iverson is heading to Turkey. The eleven-time NBA all-star signed to a two-year deal worth $4 million with the Turkish pro basketball team, the Besiktas. Yahoo! Sports first reported this. Iverson is expected to report to the team by next week or so. The contract allows Iverson to opt [...]
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I will have to admit right here and now – I was one of those NBA bloggers who, despite what the Memphis Grizzlies have done, past or present, wouldn’t cut them any slack. I didn’t have much respect for their current general manager, Chris Wallace, or their owner, Michael Heisley. And as I am writing [...]
Late Duncan Dunk Helps Spurs Edge Pacers 100-99
The San Antonio Spurs seem to have gotten healthy at the right time, especially with Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili returning from injury and coach Gregg Popovich limiting Tim Duncan’s time on the floor to around 32-35 minutes a game. Apparently, the move by Pops has done the Spurs a world of good. The Spurs [...]
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Remember last season when the San Antonio Spurs were booted from the playoffs by the Dallas Mavericks? Fans of the Spurs remember that series all too well. Both teams met again Wednesday night in a rematch of sorts, with the major difference being that Tony Parker and Tim Duncan weren’t available to suit up for the [...]
