Shaquille O'Neal News
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Phil Jackson, who won a record 11 National Basketball Association championships as a coach, says Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks would benefit from reading his book “Sacred Hoops.”
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Alcatel-Lucent SA lost its appeals court bid to revive patent-infringement claims against Overstock.com Inc. and Newegg Inc. over online shopping in an effort to increase its royalties.
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Shaquille O’Neal , at 39 the oldest player in the National Basketball Association this season, is retiring after a 19-year career in which he earned almost $300 million in salary and millions more in endorsements.
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Daniel Boulud sits in his miniature office cantilevered over the kitchen at his restaurant Daniel. He calls it "the sky box," and we've mounted a steep, narrow metal ladder to get here. A window reveals the cooks at work below, but you can't hear a thing: the room is soundproof.
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Shaquille O’Neal joined Turner Sports as an analyst on its National Basketball Association studio show, a month after the 15-time All-Star and four-time champion retired as a player.
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Boston Celtics center Shaquille O’Neal was fined $35,000 by the National Basketball Association for criticizing referees.
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Shaquille O’Neal signed with the Boston Celtics, teaming the 15-time National Basketball Association All-Star with Kevin Garnett , Rajon Rondo and Paul Pierce on the defending Eastern Conference champions.
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Shaquille O’Neal said while he was intrigued by the Orlando Magic’s general manager vacancy, he’s not interested in pursuing the job.
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The annual National Basketball Association All-Star Game isn’t taken too seriously by basketball fans. It’s best appreciated as the culmination of a weekend of parties attended by athletes and their celebrity friends. Before the most recent competition on Feb. 26 at the Amway Center in Orlando, the players mingle beside the court with director Spike Lee and civil rights activist Jesse Jackson. Rapper-turned-actor Common visits Cee Lo Green. Their younger peers, Lil Wayne and his protégé, Drake, make faces for TNT’s cameras.
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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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