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As lockout drags on, more regular people finding their paychecks shrinking

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Restaurants near NBA arenas are cutting hours, laying off employees and otherwise tried to cut expenses as they deal with the lack of NBA games to fill their buildings.

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Lebron James plays in Cleveland … but not as a Cavalier

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LeBron James, Cleveland lose chance at championship

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NBA playoffs heat up

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NBA Finals: Can Kobe Stop the Magic?

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Who’ll Take the Title? The NBA and Stanley Cup

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We’re getting into crunch time for both the NBA and the NHL. For more we turn to The Takeaway’s sports contributor Ibrahim Abdul-Matin.

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Beyond Yao Ming: China and the NBA

Over the weekend, the Cleveland Cavaliers agreed to sell a 15 percent stake in its franchise to a group of Chinese investors. This is the first major Chinese investment in an American sports team. For more we turn to The Takeaway’s Ibrahim Abdul-Matin.

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Belmont stakes, the NBA finals, and remembering Jim McKay

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Last year’s NBA finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the Cleveland Cavaliers was the least watched series in history. But a 2008 revival of the Lakers-Celtics rivalry is hoped bring back fans. With exciting teams and people nostalgic for the face-offs in the 80s, We’ll talk to sports writer Dave Zirin about how much […]