Phil Jackson

Bynum sits out again

Andrew Bynum sat out of practice for the second straight day, but told Lakers coach Phil Jackson he intends to play Sunday against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Bynum sprained his right ankle during the third quarter of the...

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Ian Thomsen: Popovich's influence wide across NBA

Cavs, Suns, Blazers and Thunder among teams finding success under ex-Spurs More topics: Most popular player, Nets silver lining, Bulls' free-agent options Tim Duncan's willingness to listen to Gregg Popovich has made the Spurs...

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(AHN) What's Wrong With Woeful 'Wolves? Rambis Has Minny Off To 1-11 Start

Jay Gilmore - AHN Sports Contributor Minneapolis, MN (AHN) - New head coach Kurt Rambis has the Minnesota Timberwolves off to a 1-11 start. The woeful Wolves have lost 11 straight games, perhaps giving Rambis pause to think a...

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Phil Jackson knows all about the circus

Before the Bulls tangled with the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night at Staples Center, someone in the L.A. media asked Lakers coach Phil Jackson if the so-called circus trip was around when he was the coach of the Bulls....

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Taking Off the Training Wheels

Then Phil Jackson. Even though comparing the Big Fundamental with the Big Knee Brace is asinine, Andrew Bynum could be your starting Western Conference center February 14 in Dallas. This is the third straight November everyone...

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Nice article about the Pick & roll

N.B.A.’s Old Reliable Very Much in Vogue By JONATHAN ABRAMS With the basketball in his hands, Orlando’s Jameer Nelson performs the two-man two-step that the Magic and the entire N.B.A. have sought to perfect. “When it comes...

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Gasol's 24 points leads Lakers

By Greg Beacham, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago forward John Salmons puts up a shot as Lakers center Andrew Bynum defends during the first half Thursday. Until Thursday night, Pau Gasol had made more appearances this fall on...

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Pippen: Kobe, Phil and the Lakers the team to beat

Bulls legend Scottie Pippen won six world championships during his 12 seasons in Chicago and was named one of the NBA’s 50 greatest players in 1996. Now, he’s back to write a regular analytical column at Bulls.com and share his...

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Word of caution for Cutler: Don't make media your enemy

This is how it happens. PRIMED TO CALL AN INAUDIBLE You become like the Bears, who have gone 1-4 since mid-October, and you refuse to talk to NBC and Bob Costas before your big ''Sunday Night Football'' game, no matter what...

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NBA Notebook: Frank deserves more time

By John McMullen, Sports Network Already one NBA coach has entered the ranks of the unemployed and more are sure to follow. Considering his Nets are off to a franchise worst 0-11 start and are the only winless team in the NBA,...

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