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Articles Written by: SEAN DEVENEY
Odom, who is making $11.4 million this year, said that money won't be the only factor in his decision, indicating he would take a smaller contract if it meant staying in L.A. "It would take a crazy offer for me to want to leave here," he said. "It ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
8 Jun 2009
LOS ANGELES -- Magic coach Stan Van Gundy agonized over the decision to activate point guard Jameer Nelson and use him in the Finals--choosing to play him was, according to Van Gundy, actually the more difficult way to go. "The easiest decision, the ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
5 Jun 2009
Deveney: Well, let me start by saying that, personally,
I like Blair, and I think if he goes in the
20s, he'll be a steal.
Well, we wasted little time in posting our first full-length (first round, at least) NBA mock draft. And you, to your credit, ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
21 May 2009
It wasn't even close. "Ovie" and "King James" were runaway winners of Sporting News' player of the year awards. They also share three traits that make them the best in the game.
Ovechkin: He shoots more than anyone. He scores more goals than anyone. ...
From CRAIG CUSTANCE AND SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
21 May 2009
Backcourt: The Nuggets, of course, would not be here without PG Chauncey Billups, who, in addition to providing much-needed leadership, has also made 54.1 percent of his playoff 3s and 95.7 percent of his free throws. That's in sharp contrast to ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
19 May 2009
"I understand it's the playoffs," Artest said. "I remember back home in the neighborhood there were games like that. One time, one of my friends, he was playing basketball and they were winning the game. It was so competitive, they broke off a piece ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
7 May 2009
But if the question is toughness, here's a good answer: Kobe Bryant. Last night in Game 2, Bryant was outstanding, torching the Rockets with jumpers early and scoring on drives to the hoop late -- including an incredible fourth-quarter layup made ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
7 May 2009
"You know, damned if you do, damned if you don't," Jackson said. "We know we need rebounding and shot-blocking and size, with Andrew in there on some level if we're going to be very successful this season. We're not as versatile or intimidating when ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
6 May 2009
2. Kobe Bryant, Lakers. Bryant has had some ups and downs, but he's averaging 28.2 points. "He's dangerous, because he is always going to get his points," Rockets forward Shane Battier said. "Sometimes, you hold him to 30 and think, 'We did pretty ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
5 May 2009
As the Lakers licked their wounds on Tuesday, Bynum pointed out that he is still, in fact, wounded. "That's just the knee in general," he said. "It's just not ready."
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Lakers coach Phil Jackson has a problem. He knows how he'd ...
From SEAN DEVENEY,
Sporting News,
5 May 2009
