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Category Archives: Basketball
The Sports Archives History Lesson – What do Michael Jordan and Jerry West have in common?
Michael Jordan who played for the Chicago Bulls and Jerry West for the Los Angeles Lakers were both spectacular basketball players in the NBA. But they also share something apart from most other players. Each of their silhouetted images appear … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago Bulls, History Lesson, Jerry West, Los Angeles Lakers, Michael Jordan, NBA logo, Nike, Sports Archives
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The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – 12 foot basket in NBA!
On March 7, 1954, in a game between Milwaukee and Minneapolis, the NBA attempted to alter the game by raising the hoop height from 10 feet to 12 feet. This did not go over too well and the traditional height … Continue reading
Look for more Technical Fouls this year in NBA
NBA referees are now allowed to get lip-happy with their whistles by getting league permission to call more technical fouls for the following conditions: 1. Players making aggressive gestures, (e.g. air punches) anywhere on the court. 2. Demonstrative disagreement, (e.g. … Continue reading
Will Allen Iverson play in China?
While there are no takers in the NBA, Allen Iverson may consider playing in China. Word is that there is interest between Iverson and a team in China. Why no interest from the NBA? Probably due to the 35 year old … Continue reading
O’Neal is a fit for Boston…all 345 lbs.
Shaquille O’Neal is one big leprechaun for the Boston fans and he is aiming at another title. Does he still have it? The man who wants to be known as the ‘Big Shamrock’ says he still has the fire!
Opening Day!
Welcome to The Sports Archives Blog. Please comment and post anything sports here. It is open to all and everyone. Please try to post content in it’s proper category (see sidebar). For example, if you wish to discuss the World … Continue reading
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