Basketball

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Shaq vs. Kobe: Who's right?
Michael Jordan, of course. He gracefully handled a situation similar to the one that's scuttling the Lakers.
The "transition" game
The NBA is suffering, not because it misses Michael Jordan, but because there are too many teenage millionaires who can't shoot.
Armies of the Knight
By Jason Vest
My season in exile
By Murray Sperber
Sports Econ 101
Team owners don't want you to know it, but player salaries and ticket prices have nothing to do with each other.
One too many
The NCAA wants to expand its men's basketball Tournament from 64 teams to 65. It's an outrage!
Basketball diplomacy
American women teach the game to Thai village girls to try to save them from prostitution.
Who'll coach the Tar Heels?
The three most prominent candidates have all turned down the men's basketball job at North Carolina, leaving a field of little knowns.
Suggestions for making NBA games less crushingly boring
"Curling is electrifying in comparison"
I hate this game
NBA basketball would be great if they'd just change a few things. Such as, just for starters: Everything.
Hoosier hot air?
The Pacers get tough to win Game 3, but how will they do when Kobe comes back?
Michaelllllll Jorrrrrdan!
Forget the NBA playoffs. At the IMAX movie "Michael Jordan to the Max," the greatest player who ever was lives again.
With this ring, Shaq emerges
Compared to other players, rather than to his own supposed potential, he's one of the best ever. When he wins a championship this month, fans will take notice.
In antitrust we trust
If baseball's exemption were lifted, real fans might be able to afford tickets, and teams would stop holding cities hostage. Call your congressman.
Letters to the editor
Are women's magazines dead? Plus: Don't break out the Geritol for NBA players; Cardinal O'Connor was not a hero to all.
Geezer hoops
NBA basketball is suddenly an old, cold victim of its own marketing strategy. Plus: What was baseball's Elian protest really about?
Why Bob Knight should bag it
Indiana University's basketball coach is an angry, vulgar, violent creep, but that's not the reason he should resign.
The $126 million man
What did it take for Kevin Garnett to become the young darling of the NBA? Arms and legs that go on for days and standards that are very, very high.
Letters to the Editor
Is Jim Carrey really the best comic since Chaplin? Plus: It's urban playgrounds that produce NBA stars; does Indian school yield high-tech geniuses or drones?
Blackballed
A white sports fan wrestles with basketball's racial taboos.
Basketball diaries
Salon's Jake Tapper goes among the redwoods, with camera in hand, at Bill Bradley's Madison Square Garden fund-raiser.
Team Bradley's all-star lineup
A look at the players behind Bill Bradley's Madison Square Garden fund-raising extravaganza.
Madison Square Bradley
Basketball Hall of Famers and former Knicks turn out in droves for the political fund-raiser of the year.
White Reps. can't jump
Members of Congress and the "third house" hoop it up for charity.
Basketball diary
Showtime's sorry drama "The Hoop Life" and its young writer want to dramatize the sporting life, but on the court or off, reality is always far more interesting than fiction.
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