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    goal percentage (.495), despite entering the season as a career .368 percent shooter from long range. His all-around game has him on a historic pace: No player has ever connected on better than 40 percent of his 3-pointers according to an article of ESPN. He has won the 2013-2014 season Finals MVP when the Spurs beat the Miami Heat and spoiled the LeBron-led team’s three-peat dream. The following year, he was the league’s Most Defensive Player recipient. Leonard is the 15th overall pick in the…

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    inadequate grade on an exam I would go outside and shoot hoops until dark. When my parents had agitated me for some reason, I would call up my friends and get a pick-up game of any type going. If I was just having a cruddy day in general I would turn on ESPN and watch sport highlights on repeat. As my life has taken shape it has driven me to want to turn my passion into a career in some type of sports field. I currently major in sport management at the University…

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    Most sports companies that broadcast sports like NBC sports or espn are afraid of spending a lot of money to broadcast a women's sports game and no one watch it. Female athletes make less money since there games are usually not broadcasted. Female basketball is a great example of that. The WNBA(Women's National Basketball…

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    The controversy of whether college athletes should be paid or not is a significant issue in the sports world, today. In this issue there are two different sides the NCAA and then their college athletes. The main reason the NCAA states they will not pay their college athletes is because they are ‘amateurs’. According to the NCAA, “Amateur competition is a bedrock principle of college athletics and the NCAA. Maintaining amateurism is crucial to preserving an academic environment in which…

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    Hunter S. Thompson the author of "Fear & Loathing in America" the story I read this week. I like the story is about the 911 tragedy happens in the United States the month of September day 9, the year 2001. When reading the story Thompson wrote you can gather any perception of style. The style is very different from others authors that write articles or story. Is not simple nor difficult to understand but this story kept you reading to the end. Is all about the author, the search that I made of…

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    Hackensack: Salem, 2008. n. pag. Salem Online. Web. 03 Jan. 2017. . Benson, Alvin K. "Larry Bird" The 1980s in America. Ed. Milton Berman. Hackensack: Salem, 2008. n. pag. Salem Online. Web. 03 Jan. 2017. . Bryant, Howgic, Bird Were More than Rivals." ESPN. ESPN Internet Ventures, 11 Mar. 2010. Web. 04 Jan. 2017.ard. "Ma Porter, David L. "Michael Jordan." The 1990s in America. Ed. Milton Berman. Hackensack: Salem, 2009. n. pag. Salem Online. Web. 04 Jan. 2017. McElroy, Mary. "Tiger Woods…

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    classwork and homework, is the fact that the players who participate in the tournament get nothing back, despite the fact that this gathering brings in an extensive amount of money each year. In “college athletes deserve to be paid,” Michael Wilbon, an ESPN journalist, touches on the circumstances by affirming the 11 billion dollar deal between the NCAA and CBS for March Madness between the years of 2011 and 2024. Wilbon capitalizes on this by stating yet again that “we’re taking $11 billion for…

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    problem and will give an ample help on the Warriors defensive end. Trade scenario is saying that the Warriors will send Shaun Livingston and Zaza Pachulia to the Bulls for Taj Gibson and the trade would satisfy NBA trade and salary cap rules as per ESPN NBA Trade Machine. Will Taj Gibson possibly heads to the Golden State Warriors and leave the Chicago…

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    25-year-old Cobb, who suffered a shoulder sprain during the Packers third preseason game versus the Philadelphia Eagles, is officially listed at LP (Limited Participation in Practice) but he vowed not to miss the team’s season-opener on Sunday, according to ESPN. Cobb said that he would just have to play “fearless” and try to “fall the right way” to be able to play through the pain. The former Kentucky standout sprained his right shoulder during the loss 39-26 preseason loss to the Eagles,…

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    Wizards this season. Their acquisition will also provide them the needed boost in their current campaign and even if they fail this season, the future is brighter for them to have young guys in Beal (23) and Porter (23). However, as per checking with ESPN NBA Trade Machine, Beal cannot be traded until January 15 meaning this trade deal is not proceed for now. Still, the Washington Wizards and Sacramento Kings can revisit this again when Beal is available as this deal is plausible for both teams…

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