Pelicans logo is pretty cool. Well done, Bensons and NOLA.
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Paul Pierce of the Boston Celtics aims over Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks on January 7, 2013 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
(Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images)
I enjoy how you can see Aziz courtside in the front row on the right edge of the photo.
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SIXERS vs. CELTICS - 5/16/12
Tip-off of the Sixers’ game 3 loss to the Celtics.
Check out the rest of my photos, including some shots of future Hall of Famers Pierce and Garnett.
(Tip-off on Flickr.)
On my photoblog. Check it out: agonyofdefe.at
Too good, Pacers. Too good…
FIGURE 1: If you closely, you’ll notice Andre Iguodala flips the seat on Lou Williams’ chair just before he sits down. Also, pay attention to the guy behind Iggy.
FIGURE 2: Well, you don’t have to look closely at fig.2. Everyone’s clearly laughing at Lou Williams. Even the ball boys.
I love this meaningless stuff
An assistant geography professor at Michigan State decided to chart EVERY SHOT taken in the NBA the past 5 years. He hopes to better define what an “average” NBA shooter is. This is the kind of stuff I wish I had the know how and time to do.
(via sportspage)
(via PHOTO: Rajon Rondo Wear Shades Vs. Lakers; Deal With It - From Our Editors - SBNation.com)
JVG is the BEST
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SIXERS VS. HEAT - 2/3/12
Good showing by the Sixers tonight until the fourth quarter. More photos to follow tomorrow.
(Chalk toss on Flickr.)
“Two West Coast sports executives are suing Comcast-Spectacor L.P. to collect a $2 million finder’s fee that they contend is owed them for helping with the sale of the win-challenged and financially ailing 76ers. Robert Whitsitt, the former president of the Portland Trail Blazers, and Thomas Shine filed the federal breach-of-contract lawsuit in Philadelphia on Tuesday claiming they introduced Comcast-Spectacor chairman Ed Snider and general counsel Philip Weinberg to sports agent Jason Levien, who became part of the group that eventually purchased the Sixers.”
Two say they’re owed $2M fee over Sixers sale | Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/28/2011
Should be interesting to see how this plays out. Sounds like there isn’t a written contract. If there was, I imagine it would be a slam dunk (pun unintended) of a case.
