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Pioneer moved Bullets: Wizards owner Abe Pollin dead at 85
From Sun staff and news servicesAbe Pollin, a pioneer in area sports and the first man to move a major league sports franchise out of Baltimore in the modern era, died Tuesday. He was 85. His death was announced by his company, Washington Sports & Entertainment. No details were...Tags: George Washington University, National Hockey League, Diseases and Illnesses, Trips and Vacations, Verizon Communications
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Anthony's star takes a hit
Baltimore Sun reporterCarmelo Anthony was having a terrific week. On Thursday, he opened his new youth center in his hometown of Baltimore. The next night, he took over the NBA scoring lead with a 42-point game against the Boston Celtics. And now, he was finishing an easy...Tags: Detroit Pistons, History, Drugs and Medicines, Houston Rockets, Willis Reed
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What they're saying about Syracuse's Donte Greene
Baltimoresun.com staffTowson Catholic alumnus and Syracuse standout Donte Greene is a likely first-round pick in Thursday night's NBA draft. Here's where several mock draft experts think Greene will be picked and what they're saying about his draft status: • ESPN's...Tags: Sports Illustrated, Basketball, ESPN (tv network), Al Harrington, Television
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Ex-Terps NBA roundup
Special to baltimoresun.comJoe Smith, Cleveland Cavaliers Joe Smith has been a force for the Cleveland Cavaliers off the bench. He had 18 points and five rebounds in just 26 minutes during Monday's 88-80 win against the Portland Trail Blazers. Prior to this game, Smith had 12...Tags: Basketball, Oklahoma City Thunder, Milwaukee Bucks, Indiana Pacers, Detroit Pistons
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Bailout pays airlines for years of bad management
AS HE pursued his doomed merger with United Airlines earlier this year, US Airways chief executive Rakesh Gangwal said "there is no Plan B" if regulators were to block the deal. Thank goodness, then, for Plan C: Using the terrorist attacks in New York...Tags: Air Transportation, Corrine Brown, Dikembe Mutombo, Financially Distressed Companies, Air Transportation Industry
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Goodman signs with pro team in Israel
Special to The SunTamir Goodman, the local basketball phenom once dubbed the "Jewish Jordan" for his flamboyant play at Talmudical Academy, a small Pikesville school for Orthodox Jews, has signed a three-year deal to play for Israel's top professional team. Goodman, a 6-...Tags: Towson University, Basketball, Judaism, Anthony Parker, University of Maryland, College Park
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Black investors seeking a share of Maryland slots
Sun StaffA group of African-American investors that includes basketball great Julius "Dr. J" Erving, Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Famer Franco Harris and former Colts and Redskins running back Joe Washington hopes to become a player in the racetrack casino business...Tags: Casino and Gambling, NAACP, Finance, Gloria G Lawlah, Tourism and Leisure
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Nutella phases out Bryant as endorser
From Wire ReportsThe maker of Nutella chocolate spread said yesterday that it is phasing out endorsements from Kobe Bryant, in part because of the sexual assault charge against the NBA superstar. Ferrero, an Italian company with U.S. headquarters in Somerset, N.J.,...Tags: Basketball, George Lynch, Kobe Bryant, Justice System, Assault
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A life not ordinary
Times Staff WriterKobe Bryant had a stock answer when friends -- and teammates and parents -- asked why he wanted to get engaged at 21, to a girl he'd met when she was 17 and still in high school: "I do everything young." Fortunately or not for him, it was true,...Tags: Sports Illustrated, Kobe Bryant, Karl Malone, LeBron James, Nike, Inc.
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Scrutiny intensifies for private Bryant
The Orange County RegisterNEWPORT COAST, Calif. - A thick, black tarp drapes the front iron gate of Kobe Bryant's $4.1 million Mediterranean-style home in the exclusive Ocean Ridge area. Three private security vehicles with tinted windows patrol the cul-de-sac and surrounding...Tags: Chris Childs, Hospitals and Clinics, Genes and Chromosomes, Basketball, Gaming
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Italy deals U.S. team a hit in ego
Associated PressCOLOGNE, Germany - The U.S. men's Olympic basketball team did more than merely lose; it was embarrassed and exposed in its most lopsided defeat since adding NBA players in 1992. Losing an exhibition game for the first time when using professional...Tags: Basketball, National Basketball Association, 2016 Olympic Games, LeBron James, Awards and Prizes
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Baltimore's ambassador in 'Hairspray'
Sun Theater CriticFirst things first: The name is pronounced "DU-wayne." Actor Eric Anthony - the only bona fide Baltimore native in the cast of Hairspray, the hit Broadway musical set in 1960s Baltimore - is discussing the fictitious biography he has invented for his...Tags: Music Theater, Lyric Opera of Baltimore, Television, Broadway Theater, NBC (tv network)
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