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On a day when LeBron James revealed a bracket on his website that has Duke as his choice, after he previously said he thought Ohio State would win the NCAA Tournament, apparently the rules have changed.
One of the prime sticking points in the negotiations for a new NBA collective-bargaining agreement is maximum contract length.
Let’s see: You don’t trade Andrew Bynum because it compromises the Lakers’ size advantage.
Thursday’s lesson is simple and to the point.
Now comes Part II of the Melo melodrama, and this could be even more intriguing.
Among counterproposals offered recently by the National Basketball Players Association during collective-bargaining negotiations were various means to make it easier to facilitate trades.
So just over a year after arriving, Ron Artest apparently is having issues with the Lakers.
No, this is not the NFL, where regular-season dominance translates into a playoff bye.
Well, the Magic, Wizards and Suns showed us, didn’t they?
We’re not sure if Friday’s Heat-Knicks game will match Wednesday’s Celtics-Knicks for drama.
How generous of the players’ union, offering to include not one but two mid-level exceptions in their latest collective-bargaining proposal.
For a moment, let’s move past the powder, the banned T-shirts, the extra security.
The Miami Heat would like a do-over.
While much has been made of the NBA’s crackdown on “respect for the game,” with the league’s whistle-blowing onslaught of technical fouls, the sought-after upgrade in decorum is actually more about respect for referees.
For a moment, let’s move past the Big C, because that part of this Kevin Garnett debate is reprehensible, if uttered in any context.
Contraction as collective-bargaining threat is lamentable on so many levels.
So exactly how embarrassed is the NBA about the rest of its product?
The team that would challenge 72-10 is 2-2 (unless you insist on counting a victory over CSKA Moscow, then it is 3-2).