Gilbert Arenas News
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Former National Basketball Association All-Star point guard Gilbert Arenas has signed a contract to play for Yao Ming’s Shanghai Sharks team, the Beijing News reported today, without citing anyone.
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By Mike Wise Oct. 13 (Washington Post) -- "I screwed up again." - Gilbert Arenas, after admitting he lied to his coach. Succinct. Pointed. Really, of all the epitaphs I've ever considered, "I screwed up again" pretty much says it all. What, you wanted him to be the morose, bearded, sullen guy who showed up at media day like Joaquin Phoenix once showed up on David Letterman? How depressing. You honestly thought the man was going to go an entire season being a model employee? You believed Mr. Mischief would not put his foot in his mouth about something before April? Ha. He couldn't even get out of the pre-season without incurring people's wrath, without being judged and told to leave Washington for a fresh start. Look, I'm not here to endorse Arenas lying to Flip Saunders about an injury so his teammate, Nick Young, could play in a meaningless exhibition game Tuesday night.
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The Memphis Grizzlies signed three- time All-Star guard Gilbert Arenas, the National Basketball Association team said in a statement.
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The Orlando Magic waived three-time All-Star guard Gilbert Arenas under the National Basketball Association’s new amnesty clause, General Manager Otis Smith said today on the team’s website.
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The Orlando Magic remade their roster with a pair of trades, acquiring Gilbert Arenas from the Washington Wizards and three players from the Phoenix Suns.
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After a season that saw the death of longtime owner Abe Pollin and a gun conviction for leading scorer Gilbert Arenas , the Washington Wizards hit the lottery.
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Point guard John Wall, the No. 1 pick by the Washington Wizards in the National Basketball Association draft, was among five University of Kentucky players taken in the first round to set a record.
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Memphis Grizzlies coach Lionel Hollins banned gambling by players on team flights and in hotel rooms after a fight over an unpaid debt from a card game, The Commercial Appeal reported .
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Javaris Crittenton, a former player for the National Basketball Association’s Washington Wizards, was arrested in Southern California in connection with a murder in Atlanta.
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Miami Heat teammates LeBron James , Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh don’t make enough money to put them among the National Basketball Association’s 20 highest-paid players, Forbes said.
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