Joakim Noah signed a five-year, $60 million contract in October of 2010 that kicked in this year, and he’s blaming it for his poor numbers this season.
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The Chicago Bulls and the Miami Heat played to a thrilling finish on Sunday, with the hometown Heat notching a 97-93 victory. Carlos Boozer, a Miami resident, had his family in the crowd to cheer him on. And by cheer him on, I mean actively root against him.
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Cleveland Cavs Owner, notorious for the crayon written rant he made after LeBron “decision” to leave for Miami, sent out a tweet pic of an empty toilet paper roll.
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Hall of Fame baller, Charles Barkley hosted Saturday Night Live tonight, and one sketch hit home for sports fans more than any other SNL skit ever has. Barkley, now a TNT commentator, featured a skit for a new app he calls the Postgame Translator App.
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Lance Young, agent for New Orleans’ Hornets All-Star David West, told the Chicago Tribune today that West will be signing with the Indiana Pacers. The deal is reportedly worth $20 million over 2 years, although the Pacers have not yet confirmed the signing.
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The Detroit Free Press is reporting that the Detroit Pistons plan to waive longtime guard, Rip Hamilton and his $20 million remaining contract, effectively buying him out and making him available to sign with other teams.
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Kyle Singler, the No. 33 overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft, has opted to stay in Spain and sign with Real Madrid rather than return to the United States to play for the Detroit Pistons.
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When a super-star begins to fade and lose its shine, its brilliance, they take the time to reflect on their time spent being brighter than the masses. Their jealousy of younger, radiant stars becomes obvious, and begins to spill out. After being retired for about five minutes, future HOF center, Shaquille O’Neal felt it was about time to write a tell-all autobiography. Teasers of trash talking from the book have been leaked about a few current players including Kobe Bryant and, more recently, LeBron James.
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With the first month of the NBA season already scratched from the calendar, it’s beginning to look as though we won’t see any games until after Christmas, but for some teams, that’s a good thing.
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Washington Nationals Park Was Glowing Green Last Night
Osi Umenyiora Blows Off Media Session, Hit with $20k Fine
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