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Sunday
Denver fades while I check in from the Subaru
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Behind the Boxscore: LeBron does it
Watch a dozen games go by as the Celtics stay up and Magic go down
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The letter
In which we put our life and laundry in a Gladstone bag
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Behind the Boxscore: LeBron James cuts close
A dozen-game NBA night that features a baseball farewell, and Robert Palmer!
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Behind the Boxscore, in love with Lonzo Ball
World Series NBA history, a talk with Nick Wiger, and a Diana Ross lament
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The Second Arrangement
I’m rather proud to introduce The Second Arrangement, my new home. Your new home, I hope, every morning (or late evening, if you really dig the NBA – and music, and comedy) as you look for something light and cheerful and funky to scroll through. This doofus cannot wait to
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Behind The Boxscore: Appreciating The Giannis Antetokoumpo Experience
Behind the Boxscore is the NBA recap you need to keep your wits about you. Begun in another century, loping through several websites, we turn up and down the faders on League Pass so that you don’t have to. You can scroll down to your favorite team, but you’
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Behind The Boxscore: The Kids (And The King) Are Gonna Be Alright
Behind the Boxscore is the NBA recap you need to keep your wits about you. Begun in another century, loping through several websites, we turn up and down the faders on League Pass so that you don’t have to. You can scroll down to your favorite team, but you’
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Behind The Boxscore: Knocking The Rust Off On The First Full Night Of The NBA Season
Behind the Boxscore is the NBA recap you need to keep your wits about you. Begun in another century, loping through several websites, we turn up and down the faders on League Pass so that you don’t have to. You can scroll down to your favorite team, but you’
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An Appreciation For The Uniquely Gifted, Bittersweet Talents Of Lamar Odom
Lamar Odom should have a job right now, playing basketball in the NBA. It’s mid-October, tip-off time for a league that usually starts at Halloween, the time of year where Rod Strickland used to get gigs, and the 37-year old Odom remains sensibly sidelined as training camps break. When