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The Sports Archives – Five NBA Players With The Strongest Star Power!
In terms of social status, athletes rank right up there with movie stars and musicians. Not just any basketball player enjoys superstar status, though. Generally, only the highest caliber players from the National Basketball Association are able to build a … Continue reading
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Tagged Basketball, celebrities, Chicago Bulls, Derrick Rose, Houston Rockets, Jeremy Lin, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, Michael Jordan, national basketball association, NBA, nba basketball, nba championship ring, nba fans, New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, top 5, University of Texas
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The Sports Archives – Could The NBA have TWO Dream Teams?
2 Dream Teams? The Los Angeles Lakers have picked up veteran Steve Nash and defensive all-star Dwight Howard in order to compete with the championship-stricken Miami Heat. The Miami Heat had a rocky beginning after acquiring both Lebron James and … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Red Sox, Chris Bosh, debut season, defensive player of the year, dream teams, Dwight Howard, field goal percentage, Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, MLB, NBA, nba season, New York Yankees, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Steve Nash
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The Sports Archives – When Is Prince Albert Going to Hit Again?
What’s wrong with Albert Pujols? That’s what Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim fans have been wondering after the first month of his first season with the team. Here are his fantasy baseball 2012 numbers after April – a .217/.265/.304 slash … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – NBA’s Thrilling Moments In spite of Shorter Preseason and Game Schedule
There is a growing controversy about ill effects of a truncated preseason and trimmed game schedule for North America’s National Basketball Association (NBA), the top ranking professional basketball league for men. The basketball game season which is in full swing … Continue reading
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The Sports Archives – 10 Reasons the NBA is better than College Basketball
10 Reasons the NBA is better than College Basketball Among basketball lovers, there is a divide. Some like the NBA and some favor college hoops. So which one is better? The NBA is better and here are ten reasons why … Continue reading
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