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Seattle Should Fret About the Lakers

On November 21, 2012April 10, 2013 By Glenn NelsonIn Hoops, SportsLeave a comment

This column originally appeared at SeattleWeekly.com As blasphemous as this may sound in these formerly NBA parts, I must admit that I’m worried about the Los Angeles Lakers. I know, I know. Beat El-Lay, and all that. But, conceivably the NBA will be back in Seattle, and we all want to be part of a …

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Mad Men and the End of Linsanity

On March 16, 2012April 10, 2013 By Glenn NelsonIn Hoops, Race and Sports, Sports2 Comments

The signs all are there. The end of a news cycle. The end of a coaching tenure. The end of focused, team basketball in New York. The end, that is, of Linsanity. And, for many reasons, the end of watchable professional basketball. If you’d hoped this NBA fairy tale was going to end with Jeremy …

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Of King James, Dexter and a Culture of Comeuppance

On June 13, 2011April 10, 2013 By Glenn NelsonIn Hoops, Race and Sports, Sports1 Comment

What comes around, goes around. Where and when I grew up, we’d say that so often, it became a way of life, a way of thinking and believing. A lot of NBA players come up in similar circumstances, so I can’t imagine that they didn’t also hear that bit of wisdom uttered a time or …

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