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FOX Sports: Hawks introduce Evans as new sixth-man
Maurice Evans could have taken the road to higher pay with a European team, but decided to keep his roots grounded with the Atlanta Hawks."I had to scratch and claw my way into this league," he said on Thursday. "People from all over the world come to play in the (NBA). This is a chance to really impact this situation."The 6-foot-5 Evans signed with the Hawk ...
FOX Sports: Hawks sign local favorite Randolph Morris
Randolph Morris, who played sparingly with the New York Knicks the past two seasons, signed with the hometown Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.Morris, who played locally at Landmark Christian High School, signed as a free agent. The 6-foot-11, 250-pound center averaged 2.6 points in 23 games with the Knicks.The Hawks hope Morris can team with Al Horford and Zaza P ...
FOX Sports: Hawks sign local favorite Morris
Randolph Morris, who played sparingly with the New York Knicks the past two seasons, signed with the hometown Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.Morris, who played locally at Landmark Christian High School, signed as a free agent. The 6-foot-11, 250-pound center averaged 2.6 points in 23 games with the Knicks.The Hawks hope Morris can team with Al Horford and Zaza P ...
 Yahoo!: Hawks sign local favorite Randolph Morris (AP)
Randolph Morris, who played sparingly with the New York Knicks the past two seasons, signed with the hometown Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday. Morris, who played locally at Landmark Christian High School, signed as a free agent. The 6-foot-11, 250-pound center averaged 2.6 points in 23 games with the Knicks.
Yahoo!: Hawks sign C Morris (PA SportsTicker)
The Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday signed free agent center and Atlanta native Randolph Morris, the team announced.
FOX Sports: Hawks sign sixth-man Evans to fill Childress' spot
The Hawks completed their deal with Maurice Evans on Tuesday, locking up a replacement for sixth-man Josh Childress.The 6-foot-5 Evans started 47 times for the Orlando Magic last season and averaged a career-high 9.3 points. He was quickly targeted by Atlanta after Childress, a restricted free agent, stunned Atlanta last week by signing with Greek powerhouse ...
FOX Sports: Hawks sign sixth-man Evans
The Hawks completed their deal with Maurice Evans on Tuesday, locking up a replacement for sixth-man Josh Childress.The 6-foot-5 Evans started 47 times for the Orlando Magic last season and averaged a career-high 9.3 points. He was quickly targeted by Atlanta after Childress, a restricted free agent, stunned Atlanta last week by signing with Greek powerhouse ...
FOX Sports: Hawks sign sixth-man Evans to fill Childress' spot
The Hawks completed their deal with Maurice Evans on Tuesday, locking up a replacement for sixth-man Josh Childress.The 6-foot-5 Evans started 47 times for the Orlando Magic last season and averaged a career-high 9.3 points. He was quickly targeted by Atlanta after Childress, a restricted free agent, stunned Atlanta last week by signing with Greek powerhouse ...
FOX Sports: Atlanta Hawks Notes, Quotes
--What impact Josh Childress' decision to play in Greece has on future restricted free agents remains to be seen. But you can bet that they'll consider the option of going overseas as part of their thought process before making a decision. "I'm sure the players would like the system to be rethought," Lon Babby, one of Childress' agents, said when asked if ...
FOX Sports: Atlanta Hawks Roster Report
DRAFT REPORT: The Hawks did not have a single pick in the draft for the first time in the franchise's Atlanta history. BIGGEST NEEDS: The Hawks have to locate another shooter with size to help alleviate the double and triple team pressure Joe Johnson saw from defenses all year, particularly from the Celtics in the playoffs. That player doesn't even have to ...
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·Q&A: Pierce, Yao and much more
Is Paul Pierce the world's best player, as he claims? Is Yao right to worry about Ron-Ron? Charley Rosen answers your questions.
·Hawks introduce Evans as new sixth-man
Maurice Evans could have taken the road to higher pay with a European team, but decided to keep his roots grounded with the Atlanta Hawks."I had to scratch and claw my way into this league," he said on Thursday. "People from all over the world come to play in the (NBA). This is a chance to really impact this situation."The 6-foot-5 Evans signed with the Hawks in hope of replacing reliable sixth-man Josh Childress, wh ...
·Hawks sign local favorite Randolph Morris
Randolph Morris, who played sparingly with the New York Knicks the past two seasons, signed with the hometown Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.Morris, who played locally at Landmark Christian High School, signed as a free agent. The 6-foot-11, 250-pound center averaged 2.6 points in 23 games with the Knicks.The Hawks hope Morris can team with Al Horford and Zaza Pachulia to provide more bulk in the middle.
·Atlanta Hawks Getting Inside
Josh Childress never imagined his NBA career would veer off into the path it did -- when he went from a solid NBA sixth man to a pioneer. The former Hawks' swingman signed a three-year contract with Greek powerhouse Olympiacos, accepting their $20 million (net after taxes paid by the club) offer over a longer and less lucrative offer per yearly average, five years and $33 million, from the Hawks.
·Atlanta Hawks Notes, Quotes
--G-F Maurice Evans, who played for Orlando last season, signed with the Hawks as a free agent. --C Randolph Morris, a 6-foot-11, 250-pounder who was with the New York Knicks the last two seasons, signed with the Hawks as a free agent. --What impact Josh Childress' decision to play in Greece has on future restricted free agents remains to be seen. But you can bet that they'll consider the option of going overseas ...
·Atlanta Hawks Roster Report
DRAFT REPORT: The Hawks did not have a single pick in the draft for the first time in the franchise's Atlanta history. BIGGEST NEEDS: The Hawks have to locate another shooter with size to help alleviate the double and triple team pressure Joe Johnson saw from defenses all year, particularly from the Celtics in the playoffs. That player doesn't even have to be a starter. But he has to be someone capable of posing a ...
·Hawks sign local favorite Morris
Randolph Morris, who played sparingly with the New York Knicks the past two seasons, signed with the hometown Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.Morris, who played locally at Landmark Christian High School, signed as a free agent. The 6-foot-11, 250-pound center averaged 2.6 points in 23 games with the Knicks.The Hawks hope Morris can team with Al Horford and Zaza Pachulia to provide more bulk in the middle.
·Hawks sign sixth-man Evans
The Hawks completed their deal with Maurice Evans on Tuesday, locking up a replacement for sixth-man Josh Childress.The 6-foot-5 Evans started 47 times for the Orlando Magic last season and averaged a career-high 9.3 points. He was quickly targeted by Atlanta after Childress, a restricted free agent, stunned Atlanta last week by signing with Greek powerhouse Olympiakos.
·Where have all the classic big men gone?
Greg Oden is entering a league with few centers who are worth a darn. Charley Rosen explains what happened to all the big men.
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·Agent: NBA veteran Boykins signs with Italian team (AP)
Unrestricted free agent Earl Boykins signed a one-year, $3.5 million deal Tuesday to play with Virtus Bologna of the Italian league, the latest NBA player to sign a deal with an overseas club. Andy Bountogianis of the Cleveland-based Mark Termini Associates Inc. sports agency, confirmed the signing. The 32-year-old point guard will be the highest-paid player in Italy for the 2008-09 season.
·Hawks introduce Evans as new sixth-man (AP)
Maurice Evans could have taken the road to higher pay with a European team, but decided to keep his roots grounded with the Atlanta Hawks. "I had to scratch and claw my way into this league," he said on Thursday. "People from all over the world come to play in the (NBA). This isa chance to really impact this situation." The 6-foot-5 Evans signed with the Hawks in hope of replacing reliable...
·Hawks Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Josh Childress never imagined his NBA career would veer off into the path it did—when he went from a solid NBA sixth man to a pioneer.The former Hawks' swingman signed a three-year contract with Greek powerhouse Olympiacos, accepting their $20 million (net after taxes paid by the club) offer over a longer and less lucrative offer per yearly average, five years and $33 million, from the Hawks.The Hawks' slow-pac ...
·Hawks sign local favorite Randolph Morris (AP)
Randolph Morris, who played sparingly with the New York Knicks the past two seasons, signed with the hometown Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday. Morris, who played locally at Landmark Christian High School, signed as a free agent. The 6-foot-11, 250-pound center averaged 2.6 points in 23 games with the Knicks.
·Hawks sign C Morris (PA SportsTicker)
The Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday signed free agent center and Atlanta native Randolph Morris, the team announced.
·Hawks sign G-F Evans (PA SportsTicker)
The Atlanta Hawks signed swingman Maurice Evans, the team announced Tuesday.
·WNBA leads in sports diversity study (AP)
The WNBA has received the first A-plus given in Richard Lapchick's annual diversity report card on race and gender. The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport study, which grades professional leagues on the number of participating women and minorities, shows women own threeWNBA teams, up two from 2007 and one the previous year.
·When will the first NBA star bolt for Europe? Some say soon (Yahoo! Sports)
Josh Childress' signing last week with Greek club Olympiacos created shock waves throughout the NBA and beyond.
·Europe offers more than vacation to players (Yahoo! Sports)
Josh Childress won't be the last American player to head overseas. Even the NBA's brightest stars may someday look to Europe.
·Wizards Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
JaVale McGee knew he'd have questions to answer when he ventured with his Wizards' teammates to Las Vegas. After all, following an aborted college career at Reno, some Nevadans questioned whether the young big man was ready to fast-forward his game to the pro ranks.Having been the No. 18 pick in the draft, which carries with it close to a $2 million guarantee, the would-be college junior met the doubters in the Wes ...
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