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- Former Maryland center Bruno Fernando will sign a three-year guaranteed contract with the Atlanta Hawks, who traded three draft choices to get him.
- Maryland center Bruno Fernando was taken in the second round at Thursday's NBA draft in Brooklyn.
- Expected to be selected in the second half of the first round of Thursday's NBA draft, here are five possible landing spots for Maryland center Bruno Fernando.
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Dream of playing in NBA a reality for Baltimore native, Archbishop Curley grad Haywood Highsmith Jr.
The 22-year-old forward scored his first NBA points on a three-pointer in his NBA debut for the Philadelphia 76ers in a thumping of the Washington Wizards on Jan. 8. - Under Armour has signed Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid to a sneaker endorsement deal, the Baltimore-based sports apparel maker announced Wednesday.
- Former Maryland star gets partial guarantee for training camp with the Minnesota Timberwolves
- Melo Trimble's layup over highly-touted rookie Lonzo Ball goes down as a dunk for Alex Poythressthress
- Sixers' Melo Trimble plays just six minutes against Lakers a day after having his best game of the summer.
- Melo Trimble, playing in his first game of the Las Vegas Summer League for the Philadelphia 76ers, scored 13 points Tuesday night.
- Former Maryland point guard Melo Trimble has played in just one of the Philadephia 76ers' Summer League games.
- Melo Trimble's final stat line ā three points, two turnovers, two assists in 10 minutes ā did little to move him up in the pecking order at point guard.
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- After going undrafted Thursday night, former Maryland point guard Melo Trimble has signed as a free agent with the Philadelphia 76ers.
- John Wall had 25 points, seven rebounds and seven assists, Bradley Beal added 20 points and the host Wizards used a second-half spurt to beat the 76ers, 109-93, on Saturday night.
- Kelly Oubre scored 24 points as the visiting Washington Wizards outlasted the Philadelphia 76ers, 125-119, for their first preseason victory under coach Scott Brooks.
- Baltimore native C.J. Fair was not selected in the Thursday night's NBA draft at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.
- Since coming over to the United States almost a year ago from his native Greece, Georgios Papagiannis has been, for the most part, a 7-foot-1 international man of mystery.
- Despite being cut by the NBA Development League's Delaware 87ers in January, former Patterson guard Aquille Carr hopes to continue his professional career at an even higher level.
- Aquille Carr, who recently signed with Hazan Sports Management, plans to declare soon for the 2014 NBA draft.
- The Delaware 87ers on Friday released the former Patterson star, known in Baltimore as the "Crimestopper" for his must-see athletic feats on the basketball court.
- Former Baltimore high school star Aquille Carr is now trying to break through with the minor league Delaware 87ers.
- Lil Shelton, Eddie Murray and Boog Powell are part of The Sun Remembers This Week in Sports for Oct. 13-19
- Former Terps point guard Greivis Vasquez is headed from the New Orleans Pelicans to the Sacramento Kings in a three-player trade, USA Today reported Thursday
- If the top of the NBA draft Thursday was a surprise, the fifth pick was a bit of a relief for former Maryland center Alex Len.
- New documentary of hoops legend Dr. J to air tonight at 9 on NBA-TV
- Crystal Langhorne Wilson Fewster and Lee May are part of The Sun Remembers This Week in Sports for March 17 to March 23
- Sixty-eight seconds remained when Fred Carter, a second-year guard, holed a 20-footer to give the Bullets a 93-89 lead over the hated New York Knicks.
- Elvis Grbac, Elvin Hayes and Billy Vessels are part of The Sun Remembers This Week in Sports for January 20 to January 26
- He was a gritty 6-foot-3 guard from the Bronx with boundless energy and a long, sweet jumper that seemed to kiss the Civic Center's ceiling before finding its mark. "Bullseye!" Baltimore Bullets broadcaster Jim Karvellas would exclaim as Kevin Loughery scored again.
- Maryland basketball coach Mark Turgeon and assistant Bino Ranson reportedly had lunch today in Texas with Aaron Harrison Sr., the father of the 6-5 twin guards Aaron and Andrew Harrison, who are choosing between the Terps and defending national champion Kentucky.
- Carmelo Anthony, Kobe Bryant, Tyson Chandler, Kevin Durant, Lebron James, Kevin Love, Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook and Deron Williams will all be guaranteed a spot on the 2012 Olympic roster. This leaves five players vying for three open spots: Blake Griffin, Eric Gordon, Andre Iguodala, James Harden and Baltimore native Rudy Gay.
- Kim English, a Missouri product and Baltimore native, is currently preparing for June 28th's NBA Draft after capping a four-year college career with a strong senior season.
- With two more wins, the Bobcats will finish with the worst winning percentage in NBA history.
- Baltimore-based The Cordish Cos., known for pairing urban-style entertainment districts with sports venues, will work with the San Francisco Giants to build a $1.6 billion waterfront development near the club's ballpark and is planning three more sports-anchored projects in Las Vegas, Portland and St. Louis..
- Undersized guard knows he needs to prove he can help run an offense if he hopes to fulfill dream of playing in the NBA
- NBA: Wizards flame-broiled by 76ers, 120-89, in perhaps worst loss of season
- Mark Turgeon has no reservations about filling Gary Williams' shoes as the leader of Maryland's basketball program
- Former Maryland center Jordan Williams arrived at Impact Basketball, one of the premier training facilities for pro basketball players and prospects, in mid-April.
- Baltimore Catholic League's 2011 Hall of Fame class
- Mark Landsberger, apropos of his modest NBA career, makes only a barely noticed cameo in one of the most frequently replayed video highlights in NBA history: Dr. J's up-and-under layup in the 1980 NBA Finals.
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