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» Saturday, November 24 2012

Royce White: And When the truth comes I'll be posting your article EVERYWHERE, then we'll see who's career need SAVING! You can run from a conversation if you want, but being able to print something doesn't make it true... Twitter

 

» Tuesday, October 30 2012

Adrian Wojnarowski: Ty Lawson's extension with Denver is four years, $48 million, league source tells Y! Sports. Twitter @WojYahooNBA

 

» Monday, October 29 2012

 

» Wednesday, October 24 2012

It’s been a busy few weeks for ESPN on the NBA front. The network revamped its NBA show, ESPN Countdown, and sources also say ESPN tried to hire Yahoo NBA columnist Adrian Wojnarowski to beef up its basketball reporting. (He’s not the first Yahoo writer ESPN has tried to acquire – 11 months ago, the WWL nearly poached Charles Robinson.) A source says Wojnarowski decided to stay at Yahoo. The Executive Editor of Yahoo Sports, Bob Condor, didn’t return a call seeking comment. The Big Lead

 

» Saturday, August 18 2012

Adrian Wojnarowski: Serge Ibaka deal is 4 years, $48 million, league source tells Y! Sports. Twitter

 

» Thursday, August 9 2012

A few hours after Yahoo’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported that Dwight Howard could be headed to the Lakers in a blockbuster 4-team deal, ESPN’s Ric Bucher went on ESPN radio in LA and was asked about the potential trade. Bucher proceeded to take a massive dump on Wojnarowski’s report. The Big Lead

Bucher: “This trade has about as much of a chance as the previous 531 [trade rumors]. I know Dwight Howard is a hot topic, and I know that everyone is hot and bothered to get this story over with, but … and I’ll ask you guys … I’m always a little leery when talks are serious, but we don’t know who is going where.” The Big Lead

 

» Tuesday, July 10 2012

 

» Friday, July 6 2012

Ray Allen is indeed in Miami talking over a possible deal to sign with the Heat, but the contract's far from signed. Don't tell Miami's Fox affiliate WSVN that, though, as they interrupted tonight's newscast to deliver the breaking news that Allen had signed a three-year, $11 million contract. They credited Yahoo! Sports with the news, which is funny because Yahoo! Sports didn't report anything of the sort. A fake Adrian Wojnarowski Twitter account did, though, and WSVN ran with it. Don't say faux Twitter accounts never accomplished anything. Deadspin.com

 
 

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