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Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob is not Chris Cohan. He's not. He promised. He announced all of this. Lacob is more visible, more aggressive, more venture-capital-y, more committed, less Cohan. And yet ... Through three months and one typically subdued Warriors trade-deadline performance Thursday -- while the rest of the league went wild with action -- the Lacob/Cohan differences remain largely hypothetical. It's early. Things can change swiftly. Lacob still has every chance to do dramatic things. He and partner Peter Guber inherited so many problems. But Lacob's Warriors still employ Robert Rowell, Cohan's team president, and Larry Riley, Cohan's last general...
It’s a cherished Celtics [team stats] bedtime story: A long, long time ago, a young man named Paul Pierce [stats] made a colossal fool of himself during a playoff game against the Indiana Pacers. But the young man matured... more »
Amar’e Stoudemire is recruiting you. He is working you. He is hustling you. Stoudemire is as aware as any athlete we’ve had around here, he enjoys the almost universal praise he’s received from the moment he signed his... more »
There was no World Peace or global domination for the Lakers on Friday night. Planet Nuggets came to life. Breathe deep. Nuggets rule Lakers 99-84. "It was a fun win for me," George Karl said. "I can't remember one that I... more »
Game 2 of this playoff series turned ugly in the third quarter. Game 3 turned ugly at the same time and only got worse at the end. That’s the way it will be the rest of the way, however long the Bulls’ postseason lasts,... more »
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