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Sports Illustrated May 7, 2002 Ian Thomsen |
Not-so-fine China Given his deficiencies and the demands of his handlers, Yao Ming is a risky proposition... |
Sports Illustrated May 3, 2002 Jack McCallum |
Third wheel For Boston to reach Finals, Pierce and Walker will need help... |
Sports Illustrated April 30, 2002 Ian Thomsen |
Low Profile Antoine Walker took his game into the paint and gave Boston an early edge over the 76ers... |
Sports Illustrated April 30, 2002 Jack McCallum |
Who's the answer? Open season on Allen Iverson came to a temporary halt on Sunday when last year's MVP exploded on the Boston Celtics for 42 points in a sweep-preventing 108-103 victory for the Philadelphia 76ers. But the criticism will most assuredly resume if the Sixers lose Game 4... |
Sports Illustrated April 26, 2002 Jack McCallum |
Sticking with the Sonics Well, half the free world wants to know how in heaven's name I could pick Seattle over San Antonio. Jeez, nothing personal, people, but upsets happen. And I still think this one might... |
Salon.com April 25, 2002 King Kaufman |
Don Nelson and black big men The Mavericks coach doesn't ever seem to click with them. Plus: The NBA doesn't call them play-OFFS for nothing... |
Salon.com April 24, 2002 Allen Barra |
The corporate sports rip-off Why are taxpayers still subsidizing professional football and basketball? |
Sports Illustrated April 23, 2002 Marty Burns |
Taking it personally Kidd's pride helped Nets even their first-round series... |
Sports Illustrated April 19, 2002 Jack McCallum |
First-round prognostications While the only question on everyone's mind seems to be whether or not the Lakers will three-peat, the postseason that begins Saturday features, in the Eastern Conference, the most wide-open race in history... |
Salon.com April 17, 2002 Peter Flax |
Hoop dreams meet hoop reality When three tall black men move into a rich, white Southern neighborhood, it's not a sitcom -- it's "Down Low," ESPN's minor-league basketball reality show... |
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