As evidenced by an exciting first half, rumours of the NBA’s demise in the wake of the Tim Donaghy scandal were greatly exaggerated. BY JORDAN FRANK As the focus of the NBA landscape shifts to the Big Easy for this weekend’s All-Star Break festivities, the break in league play gives us a chance to reflect […]
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Does anyone have any more doubts about whether Monta Ellis is going to be a serious star in the NBA? He’s absolutely on fire of late, a streak culminating in last night’s dominating, 37-point effort to lead the Warriors past Phoenix. We’ve got the whole story in today’s Daily Dose. Just when you thought Jason
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Stefon Jackson has had to overcome a lot to get where he is. (AP Photo/Lance Murphey) There are plenty of success stories of players in college basketball. Many have gone through trials and tribulations that most of us could not endure. UTEP guard Stefon Jackson is no different. Jackson constantly tells everyone how much he
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Javaris Crittenton is expected to get every chance to show what he can do, especially if Memphis makes another deal. (MSG Photos) The NBA trade deadline is rapidly approaching (February 22), and we’ve already seen Pau Gasol, Shawn Marion and Shaquille O’Neal moved in NBA landscape-changing deals. Before the next trade is made, the time
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The sad reality is that Carlos Arroyo’s scoring average would likely not rise even if the NBA switched to these baskets. (Orlando Sentinel/Gary W. Green) Dear RotoRob.com, Long time reader, first time writing. I can’t understand how after all the coverage there has been about the point guard situation in Orlando there was no mention of
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BY ROB REATH Let Steve Downie play! It was a question Gil Stein had put before the league. It was a question that at least temporarily caused the National Hockey League to consider what its fans wanted. Rather than to serve its own purposes in terms of image, revenue, and political correctness, the league took
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