The Notebook: Bucks -Spurs, 12-30-08

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So the Bucks have some crazy voodoo on San Antonio. They’re now 12-10 against the Duncan-led Spurs. Why? Maybe Herb Kohl is...

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The Spurs, the Farm Team, and the Fan

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I want to take a few moments to attach a follow up comment to yesterday’s TrueHoop, Malcolm Gladwell, and Malik Hairston...

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At Center Court with Frank Madden

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Over the past few days, I’ve been talking with friends about Mark Cuban’s call to save the Titanic—eh, I mean your...

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TrueHoop, Malcolm Gladwell, and Malik Hairston

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Back on December 11, TrueHoop ran a bullet commenting on a New Yorker article by Malcolm Gladwell. In response to the article, Henry...

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Match-Up of the Night: Mayo vs. Ginobili

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Although I would argue Derrick Rose is actually the most skilled member of this most recent rookie class, the most electrifying to...

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Joe Smith? Yes, please.

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Earlier this week, I voted to pass on the prospect of Dikembe Mutombo joining the Spurs. Steve Bulpett has pushed that conversation...

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At Center Court with Chip Crain

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I secretly heart the Memphis Grizzlies. Guilty pleasure. Divided loyalties. Innocent crush on a cousin. Eh, bad example. You know what...

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Composure is Coached

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Reading through yesterday’s post game quotes, two items caught my attention. Amare Stoudemire said, “I think we played...

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The Notebook: Peace on Earth, good will toward men

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Absolutely nothing in this world brings a broader smile to the face of your humble author than when the San Antonio Spurs defeat the...

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Merry Christmas

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I had a rather lengthy post planned in which I was going to reflect upon the symbolism of the Suns-Spurs rivalry. Then I realized...

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At Center Court with Phoenix Stan

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Peace on earth. Good will toward men. Sort of. Earlier this week, Phoenix Stan of Bright Side of the Sun interviewed Graydon and...

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The Notebook: Spurs-Timberwolves, 12/24/08

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I had the pleasure of attending my second home game in a row, and just to make sure there was a bit of drama Pop chose to fiddle with...

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