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Stern: Regular-season games in London likely before Olympics (USA Today)
NBA commissioner David Stern said Sunday the league likely would play regular-season games in London before the British capital hosts the 2012 Olympics. Stern, however, also said the possibility of taking meaningful games to Europe was nowhere near a done deal.
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NBA games possible in London before 2012 Olympics (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
NBA commissioner David Stern said Sunday the league likely would play regular-season games in London before the British capital hosts the 2012 Olympics.
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Warriors suspend Ellis 30 games for mo-ped accident (USA Today)
The Golden State Warriors suspended injured guard Monta Ellis for 30 games without pay Saturday for violating his lucrative new contract by getting into a mo-ped accident.
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NBA regular season games in London by 2012 (Sports Illustrated)
LONDON (AP) -- NBA commissioner David Stern said Sunday the league likely would play regular-season games in London before the British capital hosts the 2012 Olympics.
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Warriors Suspend Ellis 30 Games for Moped Accident (Washington Post)
The Golden State Warriors suspended injured guard Monta Ellis for 30 games without pay Saturday for violating his lucrative new contract by getting into a moped accident.
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Games will transform London - Hoy (BBC News)
Olympic cycling star Chris Hoy tells Inside Sport the London Games will generate "positive spin-offs" for the capital and the country.
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Beijing Games not completely closed until 2016 (Khaleej Times)
Acapulco, Mexico - The true stars of the Beijing Games will not be known for sure before 2016 because Olympic supremo Jacques Rogge does not rule out that retroactive doping tests bring down some of the competition's outstanding athletes.
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Houston-Johnson again wins LogistiX Games (BizJournals)
Think of it as a mix between the Olympics and the X Games — with boxes.
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Fantastic finishes: 5 NFL games down to the wire (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Ryan Longwell made a field goal with nine seconds left to give Minnesota a comeback win over Detroit. Nine seconds? Bor-ing! Four other games were decided even later on a wild Sunday, including an NFL first for Arizona: a blocked punt for a touchdown in overtime. "I can't remember one that was this crazy," Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner said, "especially toward the end." He could ...
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NBA eyes games in London (Seattle Times)
NBA commissioner David Stern said Sunday the league likely would play regular-season games in London before the British capital hosts the...
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