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Thomas gives Suns a big boost
Marc Stein, ESPN.com...him. "Tim is going to get the better of almost everybody, but when you can throw a guy like Kurt down there . . . it really makes the game a lot easier for us." It really did...
Page | ConversationSPECIAL WEEKEND EDITION The NBA's kings of pain
Marc Stein, ESPN.comEditor's note: ESPN.com senior NBA writer Marc Stein supplies each item for this around-the-league notebook edition of the Daily Dime. Nothing slams ...
Page | ConversationBringing title to Cleveland more valuable to LeBron
Marc Stein, ESPN.comReally, it's not about brighter lights, or being a Knick or Laker. What LeBron James really wants is to bring a parade to his beloved Cleveland.
Story | Conversation | July 08, 2006No sign of stops here
Marc Stein, ESPN.comPHOENIX -- Small addendum to the scouting report that says tiny Phoenix, if it struggled inside with Lakers center Kwame Brown, has no chance with Cli...
Page | ConversationSuns eclipse Hollywood ending
Marc Stein, ESPN.com...mode. "That," Suns coach Mike D'Antoni quickly volunteered, "was about as good as we can play, guys." That was a 121-90 spanking of the Los Angeles Lakers to bring an anti-climatic ending...
Page | ConversationThe Big Bang: A brief history of Bell vs. Bryant
Marc Stein, ESPN.comMarc Stein recounts the nasty six-year battle between the Suns' Raja Bell and the Lakers' Kobe Bryant.
Story | Conversation | May 06, 2006Brent Barry's deep thoughts
Marc Stein, ESPN.com...O' The Summer was rarely Steve Nash. It was usually Brent Barry. Barry, not Nash, was the guy widely billed as the missing piece for a championship contender. Even more than the eventual MVP of...
Page | ConversationIs this Iverson's final answer?
Marc Stein, ESPN.comAllen Iverson announced his retirement, but Marc Stein wonders whether this is his final answer.
Story | Conversation | November 25, 2009Inside the All-Star ballot selections
Marc Stein...Morning News), Doug Smith (Toronto Star and president of the Professional Basketball Writers Association), Marc Spears (Yahoo! Sports) and Ian Thomsen (Sports Illustrated). But I feel compelled to try to share some insights on how...
Blog Entry | Conversation | November 11, 2009Weekend Dime: Where might LeBron land?
Marc Stein, ESPN.com...anticipated free agent in the history of American sport. You probably already know most of the main...in nearby Akron and thirsts to be the guy who beats all the supposed Cleveland curses. The...
Page | ConversationSource: NBA to unveil policy this week
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe NBA will this week introduce what it considers "minimal" guidelines for players, coaches and team officials when using Twitter and other social networking sites, according to sources with knowledge of the policy.
Story | Conversation | September 27, 2009'Finest person I've ever been around'
Marc Stein, ESPN.comTwenty years after paving the way for other European ballers to come to the NBA, Vlade Divac dishes on life as a Laker, falling short with the Kings and, yes, flopping.
Story | Conversation | September 23, 2009The biggest winners of the '09 playoffs
Marc Stein, ESPN.comNow that the 2009 NBA playoffs are in the books, Marc Stein takes a look at the biggest winners.
Story | Conversation | June 16, 2009Daily Dime: Different game for Dwight Howard
Marc Stein, ESPN.comAndrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images Though his team is down 2-0, Dwight Howard said you'll hear no discouraging words from him. ...
Page | ConversationNBA will review technical foul rules
Marc Stein, ESPN.comThe NBA maintains that its current suspension scale for technical fouls is "a fair system," in the words of NBA president Joel Litvin, but he anticipates an internal re-evaluation after the season.
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