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Cleveland Cavaliers Lebron James has filed paperwork with the NBA to change his jersey number next season from 23 to 6. Explaining the move, he said it was done so to facilitate a league wide retirement of No 23 in honor of Michael Jordon who made the number famous.
In the meantime, all the others players wearing No 23 are left wondering: where are our paperwork for us to sign?

For more, see the AssociatedPress.com

Labels: Cleveland Cavaliers, Lebron James, Michael Jordon, NBA, NBA jersey, NBA sason, NBA superstar, No 23 jersey, retired jersey.

Last week, a federal judge dismissed an insider trader lawsuit against the Dallas Mavericks owner Marc Cuban over the sale of shares of Mamma.com, a Canadian Internet search company.
I knew it was just a matter of time before finally a call went the way of the exuberant owner.

For more, see DallasNews.com

Labels: Dallas Federal District Court, Dallas Mavericks, Mamma.com, Marc Cuban, Marc Cuban lawsuit, NBA, SEC, SEC appeal., SEC complaint, SEC lawsuit, Security and Exchange Commission

On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Clippers won the NBA draft lottery for the second time in a little more than ten years.
Apparently, as opposed to the late Saddam Hussein, the Clippers love to accumulate weapons of mass deception.

For more, see ESPN.com

Labels: Blake Griffin, Los Angeles Clippers, NBA, NBA draft lottery, Number One pick, Oklahoma, overall pick