how do i find out about stoney mcmorris playing basketball?
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http://www.tedsilary.com/BB1961recap.htm\nhttp://www.tedsilary.com/PLHallFameadd.htm
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He never made it to the NBA, (http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/ has no sign of him). \n\nHe was drafted by the old CBA and I saw one place where he signed with a team in Poland but really I can't find anything else.
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Labradford Smith plays on a touring team.\n\nhttp://www.northwestsports.org/mens_basketball.cfm
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http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=finalsnotebook&prov=st&type=lgns
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This could be the guy you want\n\nhttp://www.maxpreps.com/FanPages/Player.mxp/AthleteID-c05581b7-31fc-4de3-b9ea-9fe77742b5d5/SchoolID-4013cc9b-a7a3-442a-83b8-0aa2e8c070c1/Boys_Varsity_Basketball_Winter_05-06/California/AreaID-8e11e7d4-d3fa-4e6f-827f-652c29439d27
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I havent but is he/she In the NBA or college
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8u3zeQTang&search=ali%20g%20basketball\n\nKobe will tell u...
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Go to http://www.nccabasketballstore.com  and follow thier directions.
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I wish I knew! Atlanta (where I hale from) called him the ageless wonder. I would love to know the answer. You could contact him. I don't know who he plays for now, but if you go to his teams web site, they have a way you can contact the players. You might want to try that.
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Currently playing for the Milwaukee Bucks. Well he's been there the last 3 seasons actually. In 49games he's avging\n\n14.9 min.\n37% fg's\n4.4 pts\n\nhere's a link to his profile http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/players/2148
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this is a news click i got off of NBA.com\nThe Big O Knows\n\nHoop Magazine - April Issue \n\nBy Rick Barry \n\nOscar Robertson has always been one of my favorite players. When I came into the NBA in 1965, he was already a well-established star. I loved his style of play and admired his fierce competitiveness. A few years ago at a retired players event, Oscar asked me if I had seen the “kid” from Marquette University perform his skills on the basketball court. I told him I hadn’t. He went on to rave about this young talent and went so far as to predict greatness for him in the NBA. Well, when the only man ever to average a triple-double for an entire NBA season tells me to check out a player, I am going to do it. \nThe young man was Dwyane Wade, and after watching him play, I immediately saw why The Big O was so complimentary. Wade was definitely something special and I made it a point to keep tabs on him the rest of his senior year. I have followed him even more closely since he joined the NBA and, as Oscar predicted, Wade has distinguished himself as one of the premier players in the League.\n\n \nWade has been blessed with phenomenal athletic ability. Not only is he quick, he is fast and can jump out of the gym. His dunks are spectacular, but he can pull up for the midrange jumper with equal deftness. He has a great instinct for the game, is a relentless competitor and exudes confidence. I love his business-like attitude with no show boating or trash-talking.  \n\nHe is truly Michael Jordanesque both on and off the court. He has an infectious smile, good looks and plenty of charisma. Wade is also like the young MJ when it comes to three-point shooting—he isn’t very good. He also has room for improvement on defense. However, Wade is a far superior midrange shooter than Jordan was at this stage of his career. And remember, Michael got better in both areas as his career progressed.\n\nIf the Miami Heat are ever going to win an NBA championship, the man most responsible will be Wade. Just go back to last season’s Eastern Conference Finals where the Heat pushed the defending champion Pistons to a Game 7. There is no doubt in my mind that had Wade not injured his rib in Game 5, causing him to miss Game 6, won by Detroit in a rout, the Heat would have faced the Spurs in the Finals. Even in the deciding Game 7, Wade was not himself and Miami was still leading by six with only six and a half minutes to play. A healthy Wade could easily have been the difference in the game. \n\nEven Shaquille O’Neal realizes just how important Dwyane Wade is to the Miami Heat. The Diesel has tabbed Dwyane with the fitting nickname, “Flash.” And both Oscar and I agree that this is one Flash who will definitely not wind up in the pan.
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He won 2 dunk contests - 1993 and 1995. He was a good shooter but never really got defense or really fell into the proper mindset to play good NBA ball. He mostly rode bench and even though he was a popular player, Miami Traded him at the end of the 94/95 season to Cleveland because he wasn't accomplishing what they'd expected. He was waived at the end of that season, then tried out for but was cut from the Raptors. \n\nNo one really knows where he is now.
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they play at 6 on kcal 9 \nor if u have nba league pass  u can watch it there too \nor listen to laker radio am 570
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go to sites and find out such as ESPN.com or SI.com
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go to sports.yahoo.com and click NBA.
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http://www.nba.com/playerfile/grant_hill/index.html\n\nRight here buddy.
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Try mycareer.com.au, from the Sydney Morning Herald website