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In his final season with the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan made $36 million and made it seem reasonable. The Bulls won their sixth title. Jordan claimed his sixth finals most valuable player trophy. Chicago got a parade.
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With about 5:40 left and the Clippers leading the Grizzlies by seven points in Game 4 on Monday, Memphis forwards Rudy Gay and Zach Randolph ran a pick-and-roll on the right side of the floor. The pick held up Gay’s... more »
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Most call them the supporting cast. Shaquille O’Neal simply calls them the “others.” Whatever term you prefer, this much is clear: With Chris Bosh out, the Heat’s ensemble around LeBron James and Dwyane Wade has not... more »
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