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NBA Owners Made Wrong Call on Kings

Sean Deveney, Sporting News | Comments

When deciding the fate of the Sacramento Kings, the NBA's 30 owners this week chose to vote for franchise stability. But they were wrong in doing so. Sacramento fans are ardent in their...

Sacramento Deal Nothing But Net for Stern

Mike Ozanian, Forbes | Comments

The NBA is staying in Sacramento. The Maloof family has agreed to sell the Kings to a group led by tech entrepreneur Vivek Ranadive, 24 Hour Fitness founder Mark Mastrov and former...

Knicks Get Ugly and Gritty ... Finally

Mike Lupica, New York Daily News | Comments

All night long you kept looking at the scoreboard after the Pacers had missed another free throw or made another turnover, and kept expecting to see the Knicks up by more than they were on...

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