Hubbard: Can Dirk The Franchise Lure Talent to Dallas?

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Dirk NowitzkiThe myth died for good only two years ago, but it seems more distant than that because it was so silly. It’s unlikely that it will return, but then again, people are still looking for Big Foot, the Loch Ness Monster, mermaids and flying saucers.

So who knows? Maybe at some point, some basketball idiot will call Dirk Nowitzki “soft” again.

That person would indeed have to be an idiot. But then, that was always true. Those who preached such nonsense – individuals such as Chris Webber, who, by the way, has undergone a spectacular conversion to Dirk devotee – had an unseemly agenda when attempting to label the 7-foot German “soft.”

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Pablo Prigioni: The Knicks and NBA’s Best Kept Secret

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Prigioni featured image36-year-old rookie? Seasoned novice? Veteran newcomer?

Pablo Prigioni is the personification of the word “oxymoron.”

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SH Blog: Danilo Gallinari may have torn ACL, Griffin and Jordan tired of CP’s voice

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The Denver Nuggets were supposed to prove this season that a superstar is not needed to find great team success in the postseason. They were supposed to do it with chemistry and depth, but both of those things may have taken a huge hit on Thursday, when Danilo Gallinari suffered what appeared to be a devastating knee injury while driving to the basket against the Dallas Mavericks:

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Tyson Chandler Eyes Tuesday Return in Miami

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knicks small logoNEW YORK — Tyson Chandler, the NBA’s reigning Defensive Player of the Year, has been conspicuous by his absence, even if the Knicks have won seven games in a row entering play on Sunday.

Fortunately for the club, the 2013 NBA All-Star broke his silence Sunday night and revealed that he is eyeing a return to the lineup as soon as Tuesday night when the club travels to Miami to battle LeBron James and the Heat.

SH Blog: LeBron tried to recruit Taj Gibson, D’Antoni explains Howard’s lack of touches

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LeBron James, Team USAHere’s a little something LeBron James may not have wanted Taj Gibson to share with the rest of the world: he tried to recruit the Chicago Bulls power forward during the summer to join forces with the Miami Heat.

This was likely nothing but playful chatter between the two players in reality, given the amount of money Gibson was going to command – he was given a four-year, $38 million contract at the start of the season. That’s just too rich for Miami’s blood.

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