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    Hailed as one of the most controversial athletes of all time Dennis Rodman has overcome many obstacles in his life. Take a look into the background, article analysis, and impact/importance that has made Dennis Rodman the man he is today. Not everyone is fortunate to have a privileged childhood; Dennis Rodman was one of the unfortunate ones. However, his background shows that being one of the unfortunates turns into one of the fortunate. Denis Rodman was born May 13, 1961, in Trenton, New Jersey

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    One of the professional sport leagues that I feel does the best job exposing diverse population playing its sport is the National Basketball Association (NBA). The sports league that I feel does the worst job of exposing diverse populations to playing its sport is the National Hockey League (NHL). The NBA consists of a variety of people from different cultures and ethnical backgrounds that play the game. Many great NBA players have come from different cultures and had a great career playing basketball

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    Basketball Injuries: The Breaking Point Zachary M Peterson Dixie High School / Dixie State University CE 1010 English 6B 11/7/17 Basketball. The sport is played in elementary school, in middle school, and most common in physical education. There are stories of somebody hurting themselves playing this game. Injuries are a part of society, accidents happen everyday, even the smallest misstep as a twisted ankle could end up being an injury. Injuries are random events that will happen throughout

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    Pros And Cons Of Tanking

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    The idea of winning is one everyone enjoys. The feeling of winning is incomparable to anything else, and overall creates everlasting memories. When a team can’t win, it can be due to the talent, the coaching staff, or overall just not being good enough. Consistently being atop the totem pole that is the NBA is nearly impossible, but many teams have tried, similar to the Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers, and the Boston Celtics. When a team is not good enough to win the NBA Finals or to even compete

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    out to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the second round of the 2016 NBA Playoffs, the Spurs’ truly dominant season ended surprisingly early. Most had San Antonio penciled in to face the Golden State Warriors based upon a 67-win regular season, but as the series against the Thunder wore on, one thing became very apparent: The Spurs are OLD. San Antonio heavily relies on younger players like Kawhi Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge, but the core of the Spurs still starts and ends with their original Big

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    The best defensive player in the league, and NBA champion, and western conference all star starter Kawhi Leonard demonstrates this ability. The San Antonio Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard won defensive MVP in 2015-16 and is also one of the best players in the league, averaging 25 points per game and 2 steals per game. Another great player who also has great defensive characteristics is Paul George of the

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    and improving a team. Most foreign players are vital to today’s brand of basketball because they play team ball and fill roles on teams. One extraordinary example of foreign players helping a team succeed is the San Antonio Spurs’ international talent. Over the past decade, the San Antonio Spurs have been one of the most prestigious franchises in the NBA, led by three international stars, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, and Tim Duncan (Ballard). The Spurs’ trio has ten championships among them and “with

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    time) 3 min 90-85 there winning. 10 more seconds left there still winning. 3 more seconds, he makes shot 93-85. 1 more seconds there still winning. Brrrrrrrrrrr THEY WON!!! THEY HAVE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIPS!!! SIX WEEKS LATER First round pick, the San Antonio Spurs pick Alexander richman III number 15, point guard. October 4, 2016 It is the first pre-season game for the Spurs and the Kings. And it is Alexander first game in the nba. He started as a starter and he made the first point in the game

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    Playoff Series Rankings After a lackluster season where constant debates over players resting and who should win Most Valuable Player overshadowed the product on the court, the Playoffs are here. . The Playoffs are providing a breathe of fresh air as a number of top tier teams are playing efficient basketball. While other top tier teams face a deficit. The following list will rank each playoff according to their entertainment value thus far. While the playoffs are unpredictable, one thing is

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    When everyone thinks of the Chicago Bulls, they think of greatness. How could you not? The entire decade of the 1990s was all about the Chicago Bulls. Their star player Michael Jordan was easily the most popular athlete in the world, the franchise won 6 NBA championships in eight years, and they were easily recognized as the greatest team ever, owning a then-record 72-win season. They were at the peak of their fame as easily the most recognized team in the world. However, Michael Jordan called it

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