Pat Riley News
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Jerry Buss, whose Los Angeles Lakers teams won 10 National Basketball Association championships during an ownership that spanned more than three decades, died yesterday at the age of 80.
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Miami Heat President Pat Riley has said he knew what would appeal to LeBron James, the free agent. It was championships, especially for a player who had accomplished everything except his stated goal of winning it all.
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The King resides in Miami, all right.
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It’s New York versus Boston, players against owners and older athletes facing younger ones, all taking sides in the presidential contest between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama.
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LeBron James left behind the hate and went back to playing basketball with “love and dedication.” The result was his first National Basketball Association championship.
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No one has scored more points than Kevin Durant over the past three National Basketball Association seasons. The Oklahoma City Thunder forward may be about to roll up endorsement riches as well.
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LeBron James is, for one night only, taking his talents to New York, where the reinvigorated customers of Madison Square Garden will get a glimpse at what could have been.
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“I love the Everglades,” Paul Tudor Jones , chairman and chief executive officer of Tudor Investment Corp., said in his Tennessee twang.
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Dick Harter, the first coach of the Charlotte Hornets and a long-time National Basketball Association assistant under Pat Riley and Chuck Daly, died yesterday at the age of 81.
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LeBron James said he was drawn to the Miami Heat by a pair of friends and his confidence the All-Star trio can win NBA championships, even though he could have made more money by staying with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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