Adriana's Good News
17 November 2009 09:06
... Adriana Lima and Marko JaricThis model has something big to share. She has an exciting new role... According to People, she and her hubby, NBA star Marko Jaric have welcomed a little girl into the world. Her rep said: "Adriana and Marko are thrilled to an...
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Wenger - Takeover not inevitable
5 November 2009 04:00
... Arsene Wenger does not believe a takeover from major shareholder Stan Kroenke is inevitable, despite the American taking his stake to 29.9 per cent. Kroenke's latest movements take him to within touching distance of the 29.99 per cent threshold that would...
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Kroenke close to takeover bid
5 November 2009 09:56
... Stan Kroenke has moved a step closer to launching a takeover of Arsenal after increasing his stake in the club to 29.9 per cent. The American business tycoon had raised his stake to 29.6 per cent earlier this week and now he has further raised his holding...
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MLB: Dodgers draw level
17 October 2009 08:06
...closed out victory in style A stunning finish saw the Los Angeles Dodgers even up their National League Championship Series with the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday night. On a blazing hot autumn day in Los Angeles, the Phillies looked close to opening a 2-0...
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New TMA basketball coach thrilled to be given opportunity
17 November 2009 06:39
After decades of basketball, as a player and coach, Darryl Washington is finally a varsity head coach. The new Thurgood Marshall Academy coach, who takes over for Abdu-Allah Torrence, starts for real Dec. 1 against Wadleigh. But he’s been waiting for
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Weekend preview: College basketball is back!
13 November 2009 06:44
Almost everyone is playing, but there aren't exactly a ton of quality, intriguing matchups. The college basketball season officially began this past Monday, but the slate truly gets going on Friday night. Here's a look at what you need to be
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Want to Play College Basketball? Learn to Jump a Little Higher
25 October 2009 10:43
By Reed Albergotti For all the fathers out there who want their sons to play college basketball, stop worrying about dribbling and passing—just make sure junior can smack the backboard. According to data collected on 202 college basketball hopefuls, a
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Basketball Picture Gallery
30 August 2009 11:18
Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (R) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (R) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (L) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C, in mid-jump) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns in Beijing for promotional and charity work, played a few 3-on-3 half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers. The background shows Beijing's landmark Tiananmen Gate in a poster celebrating the 60th anniversary of China's ruling communist party on October 1.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) calls together Chinese fans and players for a photograph after playing a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns in Beijing for promotional and charity work, played a few 3-on-3 half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers. The background shows Beijing's landmark Tiananmen Gate in a poster celebrating the 60th anniversary of China's ruling communist party on October 1.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (L) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (R, foreground) is outjumped while playing a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns in Beijing for promotional and charity work, played a few 3-on-3 half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers. The background shows Beijing's landmark Tiananmen Gate in a poster celebrating the 60th anniversary of China's ruling communist party on October 1.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (R) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (L) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (R) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (top C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (centre L) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (R) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (C) plays a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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Canadian basketball star Steve Nash (L) takes part in a pickup game of basketball at the Dongdan courts in central Beijing on August 30, 2009. Nash, a two-time NBA most valuable player with the Phoenix Suns is in Beijing for promotional and charity work, and played a few three-on-three half-court games with local regulars and then crossed over to the soccer pitch to do likewise with the ball kickers.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman holds the ball during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Muggsy Bogues (L) holds the ball during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman (L) is challenged by Nelson Delgado during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman enters the field before a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman gestures after a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman signs autographs after a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Tim Hardaway (L) in action during during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman gestures during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Air Up There (2L) of USA Basketball Legends tries to score during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Tim Hardaway enters the field before a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman gestures during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: High Rizer of USA Basketball Legends tries to make a dunking during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman enters the field before a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Air Up There (top) of USA Basketball Legends is challenged by Frank Baum during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Muggsy Bogues enters the field before a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Muggsy Bogues (front) in action during during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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TRIER, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 15: Former basketball professional Dennis Rodman reacts during a basketball show game between the 'USA Legends of Basketball' and a Germany/Luxemburg All Star team at the Arena on November 15, 2009 in Trier, Germany.
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National Basketball Association (NBA) Wizards assistant coach Wes Unseld Jr (R) watches former Bullets player Gheorghe Muresan sign a ball in front of the steel structure of the USA pavillion at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 site in Shanghai on September 7, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
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National Basketball Association (NBA) Wizards player Caron Butler (L) dribbles in front of the Shanghai World Expo 2010 mascott as former Bullets player Gheorghe Muresan (behind C) and NBA Hall of Fame center Wes Unseld (R) watch in front of the steel structure of the USA pavillion at the expo site in Shanghai on September 7, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
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Larry Bird, president of basketball operations for the Indiana Pacers, watches his team during a training session in Taipei on October 7, 2009. The Indiana Pacers will play the Denver Nuggets in the first-ever National Basketball Association game played in Taiwan on October 8 -- part of a campaign by the US league to win over Asian fans.
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National Basketball Association (NBA) former Bullets player Gheorghe Muresan (L) plays with a ball in front of the steel structure of the USA pavillion at the Shanghai World Expo 2010 site in Shanghai on September 7, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
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Basketball Hall of Fame center Wes Unseld attends a press conference in Beijing on September 8, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
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US basketball player LeBron James (L) plays alongside youngsters at the Lilian Bayliss Old School in London, on September 5, 2009. LeBron James oversaw a coaching session of 60 teenagers offering advice and coaching tips, as he helped to launch a new basketball legacy programme in the capital.
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National Basketball Association (NBA) Hall of Fame Wizards player Caron Butler attends a press conference in Beijing on September 8, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
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National Basketball Association (NBA) Hall of Fame Wizards player Caron Butler (R) and former Bullets player Gheorghe Muresan react to a question at a press conference in Beijing on September 8, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
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US basketball player LeBron James plays alongside youngsters at the Lilian Bayliss Old School in London, on September 5, 2009. LeBron James oversaw a coaching session of 60 teenagers offering advice and coaching tips, as he helped to launch a new basketball legacy programme in the capital.
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US basketball player LeBron James, (In Red) plays alongside youngsters at the Lilian Bayliss Old School in London, on September 5, 2009. LeBron James oversaw a coaching session of 60 teenagers offering advice and coaching tips, as he helped to launch a new basketball legacy programme in the capital.
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National Basketball Association (NBA) Wizards player Caron Butler (L), former Bullets player Gheorghe Muresan (C) and NBA Hall of Fame center Wes Unseld (R) pose with the Shanghai World Expo 2010 mascott in front of the steel structure of the USA pavillion at the expo site in Shanghai on September 7, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
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National Basketball Association (NBA) Hall of Fame Wizards player Caron Butler attends a press conference in Beijing on September 8, 2009. Thirty years after becoming the first National Basketball Association club to visit China, the Washington Wizards are on a 10-day, five-city commemorative return to China.
