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» Wednesday, October 26 2011 |
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Iverson is working with the Justice Entertainment Group on the four-team Las Vegas Superstar Challenge slated for Nov. 12-13 at the Thomas and Mack Center. Iverson, who signed a contract with the Griz for the 2009-10 season, will announce the event Wednesday in Las Vegas. Confirmed players include: Amare Stoudemire (New York Knicks), Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City Thunder), Paul Pierce (Boston Celtics), Tyreke Evans (Sacramento Kings), Lou Williams (Philadelphia 76ers), Hakim Warrick (Phoenix Suns), Chauncey Billups (New York Knicks), Al Harrington (Denver Nuggets), Stephen Jackson (Golden State Warriors), Monte Ellis (Golden State Warriors), Corey Maggette (Charlotte Bobcats), Matt Barnes (Los Angeles Lakers), David Lee (Golden State Warriors), James Harden (Oklahoma City Thunder), Ryan Hollins (Cleveland Cavaliers), Kyrie Irving (Cleveland Cavaliers), Kemba Walker (Charlotte Bobcats), Derrick Williams (Minnesota Timberwolves) and Marcus Morris (Houston Rockets). Memphis Commercial Appeal Boston Celtics, Charlotte Bobcats, Cleveland Cavaliers, Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers, Minnesota Timberwolves, New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Philadelphia 76ers, Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings, Paul Pierce, Amare Stoudemire, Corey Maggette, Kevin Durant, Allen Iverson, Los Angeles, David Lee, Matt Barnes, Chauncey Billups, Al Harrington, Stephen Jackson, Hakim Warrick, James Harden, Lockout, Las Vegas, Tyreke Evans, Ryan Hollins, New York, Kemba Walker, Kyrie Irving, Derrick Williams, Marcus Morris |
» Monday, October 17 2011 |
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NBA player Corey Maggette has sold his Westchester house for $1.85 million. The former Clipper listed it in May at $2.1 million. The contemporary Mediterranean features a custom movie theater, a guesthouse, two fireplaces, five bedrooms, six bathrooms and about 4,800 square feet of living space. Los Angeles Times |
» Tuesday, September 27 2011 |
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Paul Pierce, Kevin Love and Jason Kidd headline a group of NBA players who have committed to play two exhibition games in Mexico next month. The games will be hosted by Mexico native and Charlotte Bobcats forward Eduardo Najera. Organizers of the event said Tyson Chandler, Trevor Ariza, Marcus Camby, DeAndre Jordan, Corey Maggette, Jerryd Bayless and Ryan Hollins are among the other players who will participate in the games. Phoenix Suns point guard Steve Nash has also been invited to play. Yahoo! Sports |
» Wednesday, September 14 2011 |
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Instead, as Bobcats forward Corey Maggette put it, it's "back to the drawing board." And straight to the unemployment line. "Now guys have to make a decision about playing elsewhere, maintaining a living and all that," said Maggette, who was among the many who had been encouraged by the tenor of last week's talks. "As of right now, everyone is unemployed. You have to re-evaluate [your situation]. At the end of the day, you're unemployed right now and you have to do a job in order to feed your families or whatever. "I'm not saying guys don't have money or that they're not saving their money the right way, but ultimately -- if you get fired or you have to find yourself another job -- you've got to put out another résumé and pull another gig." SI.com On Tuesday, Maggette wasn't feeling the same way. "We just took eight steps back," he said. "Someone needs to compromise," Maggette said. "The owners have to compromise. "We need to have revenue sharing with the teams that are not making money. That's important. I play[ed] for one of the teams that's one of the worst [in revenues], Milwaukee. We've got to have [sharing] with guys like the Lakers and the big-name teams that's making tons and tons of money. Donald Sterling's another guy that makes money even if he loses. We need to figure out a way to get that going." ESPN.com |
» Saturday, September 3 2011 |
![]() Not only did Maggette witness just how passionate PAOK’s fans can be, he also toured the team’s facilities and met with members of the organization. Maggette enjoyed his trip to Greece and the contract talks between his camp and PAOK are ongoing and serious. The offer currently on the table is a one-year, $5 million deal that would include an NBA opt-out clause for Maggette to return to the United States once a new collective bargaining agreement is ratified. Not only will Maggette make roughly $415,000 per month with PAOK, he’ll also receive a portion of jersey and memorabilia sales from the products that are sold as a result of his arrival. HoopsWorld |
» Thursday, September 1 2011 |
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Corey Maggette landed in Thessaloniki yesterday welcomed by hundreds of PAOK fans. The NBA player will spend few days in Greece and then decide whether to sign or not with the club during the NBA lockout. "I am happy to be here. When my manager told me about the possibility to sign in Greece, I thought it was a good opportunity for me. In the next days I want to know the coach, the gym, the facilities, the city and I will decide whether to sign or not here" said Maggette once he arrived in Thessaloniki. Sportando |
» Wednesday, August 31 2011 |
![]() Μore than 1,000 PAOK fans welcomed Corey Maggete at Thessaloniki's airport. The NBA superstar landed at Macedonia Airport at 22:55 and more than 1,000 crazy fans were waiting for him. After this big welcome Maggete said, "I am very happy and impressed. The fans are crazy and maybe I will play for PAOK. My agent did a very good job and I will give my answer to PAOK'S people very soon". SuperBasket.gr ![]() Corey Maggette is expected to land in Thessaloniki today. The NBA player negotiates a deal with PAOK. He will take a tour around the city and visit team facilities. It is expected that Maggette will make his decision until the end of the week. Corey Maggette had 12 ppg, 3.6 rpg and 1.3 apg for the Milwaukee Bucks last season. Eurobasket.com |
» Sunday, August 28 2011 |
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According to Sport24.gr's latest info, NBA superstar Corey Maggette is expected to arrive in Salonica by Thursday at the latest in order to discuss his move to PAOK with the club's officials. The latter are feeling more confident about Maggette saying "Yes" after he rejected an offer from the the Las Vegas League. Sport24.gr If Maggette plays for PAOK, it will be for peanuts (compared to his NBA salary) and it will all probably go to his foundation. However, PAOK need to finance the insurance of his contract and this is a small issue. They expect to overcome this problem by getting money from a couple of well-known Greek companies that will sponsor his move. Sport24.gr |
» Wednesday, August 17 2011 |
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Maggette is expected Sunday or Monday in Thessaloniki to practice with PAOK. Maggette will have an opt out on his contract with the team and will be paid around 20,000 per month as long as he stays in Greece. Gazzetta.gr |
» Friday, August 12 2011 |
![]() According to the Greek sports website Gazzetta.gr, PAOK has made an offer to NBA veteran Corey Maggette. Maggette is the best paid player of Charlotte Bobcats and his next season contract is worth over $10 millions. Although PAOK can not compete with that sum, or much smaller ones, it will give Maggette the chance to stay active, playing basketball and being the leader of a Euroleague club. TalkBasket Adrian Wojnarowski: Corey Maggette is engaged in "serious discussions" with Greece's PAOK, source close to him says. Euro reports broke story of team's offer. Twitter According to the same source, PAOK has more NBA names in their shortlist in case they don't finalise the deal with Maggette. TalkBasket |
» Wednesday, August 10 2011 |
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Corey Maggette and Omri Casspi were offered to Virtus Bologna with an NBA escape, but the team rejected the overtures because it doesn't want to risk losing a player during the season. BolognaBasket.it |
» Thursday, June 30 2011 |
![]() Corey Maggette was traveling to Chicago for a friend's wedding when he received the news that he had been traded to the Charlotte Bobcats. He had just fallen asleep on his Virgin America flight when his friend came from across the plane to wake him up and tell him about the deal. Because details were still emerging and Maggette couldn't call anyone to verify what was happening, he sat on the plane wondering who else was being moved. He didn't learn about the involvement of other players or a third-team, the Sacramento Kings, until his flight landed. HoopsWorld "I heard that there had probably been a trade," Maggette said. "When I heard that it was to Charlotte, I actually didn't even know that Stephen Jackson was traded. I was really happy about going to Charlotte and then playing with Jack again as well. Then, when I landed, I found out that Jack was traded, but I was still really looking forward to the great opportunity with the guys that we have." HoopsWorld At 31 years old, Maggette will take on more of a leadership role with the Bobcats and do his best to mentor the young talent on Charlotte's roster. "The guys that they have traded, they were definitely some pieces that were big for this ballclub," Maggette said. "But I think we have an up-and-coming [team] with D.J. Augustin as well as Gerald Henderson and then bringing in Bismack Biyombo as well as Kemba Walker. Those are some great guys that can really start this process of greatness. They are the future of this ballclub and they need to continue to grow and get the experience to be great players." HoopsWorld |
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