Nightly hacking a way of life for Howard OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Orlando Magic assistant coach Patrick Ewing, who has been there and dunked that, was asked to name another prominent NBA center who works full-time in the painted area.
Orlando Magic assistant coach Patrick Ewing, who has been there and dunked that, was asked to name another prominent NBA center who works full time in the painted area.
Filed under: News , New Music , Exclusive Pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph is one truly unabashed fan of the New York Knicks. He grew up watching the team since the late '70s, admired Knicks players Patrick Ewing and Mark Jackson and has gone to many of the team's games. Now Randolph has taken on more of a prominent role as a fan after he and his Family Band recorded a rock tune called 'Get There'...
Orlando assistant coach Patrick Ewing stood underneath the hoop, took the ball after it swished through the net and passed it back to Dwight Howard standing at the free throw line. The All-Star center has surprisingly hit as many as 28 straight free throws in practice during Orlando's training camp. The work is all part of his goal to rid his free-throw woes after missing a costly pair in the waning...
Orlando assistant coach Patrick Ewing stood underneath the hoop, took the ball after it swished through the net and passed it back to Dwight Howard (notes) standing at the free throw line. Added by: thelakers Viewed: 0 time(s) Tags/Keywords: Dwight_Howard Added On: 2009-10-15
Orlando assistant coach Patrick Ewing stood underneath the hoop, took the ball after it swished through the net and passed it back to Dwight Howard standing at the free throw line.
When Heat swingman Quentin Richardson was playing for the Knicks, Magic assistant coach Patrick Ewing told him late last season that he needed to lose weight.
Tyler Cowen points me to this article from last spring about the profligacy of professional athletes. Here are numbers which seem constructed for the sake of plausibility more than anything else: * By the time they have been retired for two years, 78% of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or are under financial stress because of joblessness or divorce. * Within five years of retirement, an estimated...
Image via Michael Jordan, the greatest player to ever lace 'em up in the NBA, had himself quite a Hall of Fame speech on Friday. Was he cocky? Yeah. But can you blame him? He single-handedly kept Karl Malone, John Stockton, Reggie Miller, Patrick Ewing, Charles Barkley and Gary Payton without a NBA championship ring. For those of you keeping score at home, don't adjust your computer
On Friday , Michael Jordan finally assumes his rightful place in the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts. Leading up to his enshrinement, the Trib asks what we can only assume is a rhetorical question, " Is MJ the best ever? " Sure, we may be a teeny bit biased here in Chicago. But we still pick MJ over the likes of Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, and Oscar Robertson. So...
More photos » by David J. Phillip - AP Browse more photos » Stan Van Gundy hosts coaches clinic Let's begin with some Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy goodness, shall we? Stan Van Gundy will host a Florida Association of Basketball Coaches coaches clinic at Lake Mary Prep next Saturday. Registration is open now. The clinic goes from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 12 and registration is $40 for...
Based on this favorable review (and funny anecdote) by Robert Wenzel, I got David Falk's The Bald Truth a few months ago. It makes for great bathroom reading. Falk is a sports agent, whose most famous client was Michael Jordan. (Jordan's ghostwriter did the foreword for the book.) This book is good because it shows exactly how Falk was able to negotiate such lucrative contracts for his clients; it...
Falk is a legend in the sports agent industry. At his height, he represented 40 of the game’s best players and coaches, including Michael Jordan, Allen Iverson, Patrick Ewing, Alonzo Mourning, and Mike Krzyzewski. In 1998, he sold his agency, FAME, for $82.9 million in cash and 1 million shares of stock to SFX. Soured [...]
Chicago's final fundraiser for its 2016 Olympic bid drew the biggest crowd yet, but raised only $5 million this evening, the lowest tally of three major events aimed at luring private cash. The sum was raised from an estimated 3,300 supporters, or 1,000 more than attended last year's fundraiser. They paid at least $500 per ticket to attend the 2009 U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame induction ceremony at McCormick...
More photos » by Ned Dishman - NBAE/Getty Images He's heating up. He's on fire! (Photo by Ned Dishman/NBAE via Getty Images) Browse more photos » No attempts at grand pronouncements this week. Let's just play with some Gilbert Arenas-related charts instead. I recently came across this nice piece at GravityandLevity on the "Ewing Theory Paradox," speculating that the reason some...