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We missed the real Chris Webber

Chris Webber's had a very nice NBA career. But he could have been better -- if he had just been himself.

Michigan wants Webber to pay legal fees

University of Michigan officials asked a federal judge to order NBA star Chris Webber to reimburse the school $695,000 for legal fees and losses from NCAA penalties.

Indictments vs. Webber's father dropped

Prosecutors on Tuesday formally dropped their case against the father of Chris Webber.

Webber pleads guilty to criminal contempt

Kings star Chris Webber pleaded guilty Monday to a lesser charge of criminal contempt in a deal that is expected to allow him to avoid prison time.

Perjury charges remain for Webber and father

Obstruction of justice charges against Sacramento Kings forward Chris Webber and his father were dropped by federal prosecutors Thursday, but perjury charges against the two still stand.

Obstruction charges gone, but perjury charges persist

Obstruction of justice charges against Sacramento Kings forward Chris Webber and his father were dropped by federal prosecutors Thursday, but perjury charges against the two still stand.

Better without Webber? Think again

No matter what they're saying deep in the heart of Texas, the Kings are better with Chris Webber.

Webber, battling chronic knee problems, calls it a career

Time is up on Chris Webber's basketball career.

NBA Local: January 16

Mark Cuban to sport pair of Starburys, Flip compares C-Webb to KG, and lots more in today's NBA Local.

Story | Conversation | January 16, 2007

NBA Local: January 15

Phil Jackson has some advice for Pat Riley, and fifty four more stories in NBA Local.

Story | Conversation | January 15, 2007

ESPN.com's Intelligence Report: Mar. 30

Zen Master calls Spurs forward "Edward Scissorhands," while Byron Scott sounds off on quitters.

Story | Conversation | March 30, 2006

No will, no way for C-Webb

Chris Webber continues to be dogged by 'loser's intangibles,' even after the trade to Philadelphia.

Kings star has 150 more hours next summer

Sacramento Kings star Chris Webber has finished half of his court-ordered community service under his grand jury fraud conviction by reading to needy children.

Webber violated amateur status

Chris Webber was ineligible when he played basketball in high school because of his relationship with booster Ed Martin, the Detroit Free Press reported Monday.