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[Title] => Timberwolves promote David Adelman, hire Jackson
[Summary] => Bobby Jackson's playing career first took off when he arrived in Minnesota as a junior college transfer.
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[Title] => Kings fans let emotions out, maybe one last time
[Summary] => The cowbells rang loud and proud again.
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[Title] => Lakers beat Kings to move within half-game of Cavs
[Summary] => SACRAMENTO (AP) – Pau Gasol scored 26 points, Kobe Bryant added 22 and the Los Angeles Lakers overcame a sluggish start to beat the Sacramento Kings 122-104 Tuesday night and move within a half-game of Cleveland for the best record in the NBA.
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[Title] => Kings topple Nuggets
[Summary] => SACRAMENTO (AP) -- Kevin Martin had 26 points, seven rebounds and eight assists Sunday night for the Sacramento Kings, who never trailed in defeating the slumping Denver Nuggets 114-106.
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[Title] => NBA off-season: Winners and losers
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Last week I listed the NBA teams that have come out as winners in their trades and acquisitions. However, like in any sport, where there are winners, there are losers.
As far as I am concerned the losers are: Portland Trailblazers: They lost power forward Shareef Abdur-Rahim; shooting guard Derek Anderson; power guards Damon Stoudamire and Nick Van Exel.
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[Title] => NBA off-season: Winners and losers
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[Title] => Lesson in perseverance
[Summary] => In the National Basketball Association (NBA) this season, the cinderella story that’s fascinating the fans is the rise from obscurity to prominence of SuperSonics rookie guard Richie Frahm.
Nobody imagined the 6-4 white kid from Gonzaga University–the school that produced John Stockton and Bing Crosby–would beat the odds and claim a roster spot despite being ignored in the draft after leaving school over three years ago.
Frahm, 26, isn’t a gifted natural athlete like LeBron James. But he perseveres. Frahm works hard and probably prays harder.
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[Title] => NBA off-season: Winners and losers
[Summary] => Last week I listed the NBA teams that have come out as winners in their trades and acquisitions. However, like in any sport, where there are winners, there are losers.
As far as I am concerned the losers are: Portland Trailblazers: They lost power forward Shareef Abdur-Rahim; shooting guard Derek Anderson; power guards Damon Stoudamire and Nick Van Exel.
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[Title] => NBA off-season: Winners and losers
[Summary] => With the new collective bargaining agreement in place, NBA teams have wasted no time getting busy and spending money. Apart from the draft, teams have begun building up their rosters from the deep and diverse free-agent pool. As a result, a lot of faces will be new places. However, not everyone during this NBA off-season will end up a winner. Some teams lose stars, lose talents or lose coaches. Others sign players for too much money.
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[Title] => Lesson in perseverance
[Summary] => In the National Basketball Association (NBA) this season, the cinderella story that’s fascinating the fans is the rise from obscurity to prominence of SuperSonics rookie guard Richie Frahm.
Nobody imagined the 6-4 white kid from Gonzaga University–the school that produced John Stockton and Bing Crosby–would beat the odds and claim a roster spot despite being ignored in the draft after leaving school over three years ago.
Frahm, 26, isn’t a gifted natural athlete like LeBron James. But he perseveres. Frahm works hard and probably prays harder.
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