+ Follow JAMAL MASHBURN Tag
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[Summary] => Human sa iyang malamposong negosyo sukad mobiya sa MBA, ang kanhi superstar nga si Jamal Mashburn gustong mopalit sa kanhi niyang team, ang New Orleans Hornets.
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[Title] => Changing of the stars
[Summary] => The changing of the guard has come in the National Basketball Association (NBA) and it’s evident in the lineups for the All-Star Game in Atlanta tomorrow morning (Manila time).
If you scan the rosters of the East and West teams, you won’t see familiar names like Karl Malone, John Stockton and David Robinson. Not that they’ve retired. Those vintage favorites are still around but they’ve been eclipsed by the stars of the new generation.
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The All-Asia Camp, the first ever in this part of the world, follows a rich tradition with Nike holding All America and Euro Camps for years now and counting Ming, Zhizhi, Duncan, Kidd, Garnett, Carter and Iverson among their alumni.
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If you scan the rosters of the East and West teams, you won’t see familiar names like Karl Malone, John Stockton and David Robinson. Not that they’ve retired. Those vintage favorites are still around but they’ve been eclipsed by the stars of the new generation.
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The All-Asia Camp, the first ever in this part of the world, follows a rich tradition with Nike holding All America and Euro Camps for years now and counting Ming, Zhizhi, Duncan, Kidd, Garnett, Carter and Iverson among their alumni.
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January 9, 2012 - 12:00am
