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    Free Agency Case Study

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    in honor of the period beginning, I decided to go back and look at the best free agent signings since 2000 for each team. Today, we look at the Eastern Conference and we’ll tackle the Western Conference next week. First off, I should clarify a few things. For the sake of this exercise, I will be including sign and trades. Originally I considered excluding S&T’s but this would all seem ridiculous if I didn’t include the likes of LeBron James taking his…

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    Association ( NBA ) or Women’s National Basketball Association ( WNBA ) influence people in their daily lives? People may say basketball is easy because all you’re doing is throwing a ball in a basket and if it go in, it counts there you get the point. No basketball does NOT work like that, you can’t just make the ball then there you go already on a professional team. It also take time like everything else or the things you love to do. Basketball is one of the best sport out of all sports but…

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    The great debate of the NBA in the 1960s centered around two men who revolutionized the game of basketball in their own contrasting and unique ways. Bill Russell was a quiet warrior with unparalleled intensity. His primary concern was whether or not his team won. Everything else was secondary. Wilt Chamberlain was a once-in-a-generation athlete with an ability to seemingly score at will. His talent resulted in statistics and records that are unimaginable by today’s standards. Naturally, the…

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    averaged 37.1 points a game which gave him NBA rookie of the year award. He was very successful in his career with, 5 most valuable player awards, winning a dunk contest by jumping from the free throw line, and being in 13 all star games. If you ask me that’s a lot of stuff. There is another side of Michael Jordan than just athleticism, he was very honest. Did you know that MJ never cheated in a game. He admitted that he was cut from his high school basketball team, He also admitted that…

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    where my parents lived. Nelly formed a group called the St. Lunatics. Most rap of this era, during the early to mid-nineties, was either located on the east or west coast. Nelly living in St. Louis created a great branding opportunity. Nelly was an all-around athlete and played football, baseball, and basketball at University City High School. Several of his songs make references to the game of basketball. For example, Heart of a Champion’s lyrics say, “I’m like magic to Karem, man you can’t…

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    chance to reunite with his old buddy, Larry Nance Jr., who the Lakers traded to Cleveland at the deadline. "Saturday, he was over for probably 12 hours," Hart recalls. "Me, him and two other friends had four TVs in my living room, four different Xboxes, all playing as one squad." Indeed, Fortnite has helped Nance and Hart stay close despite the trade. Some evenings, when Nance finishes his (basketball) game and Hart has some free time, they'll link up online like the good old days. Hart admits…

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    The Knee Joint

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    in the NBA and NFL develop an injury in one of these 4 ligaments. An injury in one of these ligaments can end a promising star, or dominant players career, but that’s not always the case. Lets take a look at a few…

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    honor of living out his fantasy when he played in three celebrity games during the NBA All Star weekend. Ice Cube was asked about the relationship between NBA players and rappers and he said,” We all come from the same neighborhood, in a way. We all understand we are a rare breed. To make it out and see a little more than just your environment. I think that right there makes us have something in common. We’re all judged or critiqued by our work that also creates a relationship. And we both…

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    Michael Jordan was one of the world's greatest basketball players ever to make it in the NBA. He even surprised everyone with his rookie stats, averaging 28.2 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 5.9 assists a game. He wasn't always like this tho and he worked hard to get to where he is right now. He was born in Brooklyn, NY to Deloris Jordan and James Sr. But, shortly after he was 2, his parents decided to move to California. As a young kid, MJ played basketball with his brothers but his favorite sport…

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    Bill Bowerman had been a Track and Field coach at the University of Oregon for 24 years. He trained 31 Olympic athletes, 52 All-Americans, 12 American record holders, and attained 4 NCAA titles. During this time he was continuously looking to enhance the performance of his athletes through improving their footwear. Phil Knight was a former middle distance runner under Coach Bowerman. After completing his Stanford MBA, Knight was interested in manufacturing shoes in Japan and selling them in…

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