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Report: Yao isn't injured, greatest player in NBA

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I don't know about you, but after years of watching Fox News you learn two things: news reporting has a left-wing bias, and the mainstream media are a...
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No surprise: Yao opts for surgery

In what should come as no real surprise, Yao Ming has decided to have surgery on his injured left foot. This decision will likely force Yao to more...
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Brent Barry to the rescue

Von Wafer (or Mister Fahrenheit) will miss game six with back spasms. Yeah, a pretty inopportune time to miss a game, but never fear Brent Barry is...
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The experiment is over

The NBA Trade deadline is later today at 3 p.m. EST (for those living in Dallas, that’s 2 p.m. your time)....
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McGrady will miss the rest of the season

So as soon as I finish writing the article about the Rockets’ win against the New Jersey Nets, I read this...
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Don't worry Yao will be ok, Rockets still lose

Granted, the loss does equate to a season sweep by the Pacers. Yet, in a game that saw Yao Ming go down a knee...
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Fun Friday: The most underappreciated player in the NBA, All-Star voting and practice

I — like so many — enjoy the idea of rating players. This notion of referring to someone as good or bad (the latter is an appropriate...
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Things can't be as bad as they seem, can they?

As one actor said in his career-defining performance, "let’s wind the clocks back a year".A year...
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Bring on the Lakers, we don’t need T-Mac nor Artest

Well at least an excuse has presented itself if the Rockets fail to win Tuesday — two of their better players...
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What's happening with our boys?

It was a simple text message received late Saturday night.The message that appeared on the phone read,...
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