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• Mark Cuban To Retain 27 Percent Ownership Stake In MavericksMark Cuban will retain a 27 percent stake in the Dallas Mavericks, sources tell Marc Stein. The report follows Sportico indicating that Cuban would retain approximately a 25 percent stake in the franchise. Cuban will retain control of basketball operations under the Adelson family. Stein's report points out that Cuban's ownership stake will remain larger than that of Joe Lacob's interest in the Go...2023Read about Mark Cuban -
• Latest On Potential Mavericks Sale
Sands Corp. president and chief operating officer Patrick Dumont, son-in-law of Miriam Adelson, will be the family’s “foremost member” if their purchase of the Mavericks is approved by the NBA, Marc Stein writes in his latest Substack column. It’s still not fully clear how much power Mark Cuban will have once he becomes a minority […]...2023Read about Miriam Adelson
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• Mark Cuban 'Determined To Operate As Very Active Partner' On Basketball Side Of MavsMark Cuban has agreed to sell a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to the Adelson family while he is expected to retain control on basketball operations and serve as governor. Marc Stein reports that Cuban "has certainly granted more front-office autonomy to general manager Nico Harrison (hired in June 2021) than many initially expected and has likewise relished that Mavericks CEO Cynthia Mar...2023Read about Mark Cuban
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• Mark Cuban To Sell Majority Stake In Dallas Mavericks At 1,128% Gain
Dallas Mavericks owner and famed investor Mark Cuban will sell his majority stake in the team, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. Cuban will sell the Mavericks to Miriam Adelson and her family for a valuation in the range of $3.5 billion. Las Vegas Sands Corp. announced Tuesday in an SEC filing that Adelson was […] The post Mark Cuban To Sell Majority Stake In Dallas Mavericks At 1,128% Ga...2023Read about Mark Cuban
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• Mark Cuban Agrees To Sell Majority Stake In Mavericks To Adelson Family At $3.5B ValuationMark Cuban has agreed to sell a majority stake of the Dallas Mavericks to Mirian Adelson for a valuation in the range of $3.5 billion, sources tell Shams Charania of The Athletic. The initial reporting on the Adelson family's purchase was by Marc Stein. Cuban will retain shares in the Mavericks and also full control of basketball operations while also remaining governor. Cuban purchased the Maveri...2023Continue with Mark Cuban -
• Mark Cuban To Sell Majority Stake Of Mavs, Retain Control Of Basketball Ops
Mark Cuban is selling a majority stake of the Mavericks franchise but in an unusual arrangement, he’ll retain full control of basketball operations. The casino tycoon Adelson family is in the process of buying a major share in the franchise, according to Marc Stein (Twitter link). Cuban is selling the majority stake to billionaire Miriam […]...2023See more articles Mark Cuban
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• Mark Cuban to sell majority stake in Mavs, retain control of basketball operationsDallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban will no longer be majority owner, but he will still have final say in what happens on the basketball side. Per Marc Stein of The Stein Line, Cuban is set to sell his majority stake in the franchise to the Addison family, who made their money in the casino industry. […] The post Mark Cuban to sell majority stake in Mavs, retain control of basketball operation...2023See more articles Mark Cuban -
• Mark Cuban to sell majority stake in Mavericks to Miriam Adelson: Sources
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is selling a majority stake of the franchise to Miriam Adelson and her family for a valuation in the range of $3.5 billion, league sources said. Cuban, however, will retain shares in the team and full control of basketball operations. NBA reporter Marc Stein was first to report the news. Adelson, the largest shareholder of Las Vegas Sands, announced Tuesday she wa...2023Click for news about Mark Cuban
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• Paolo Banchero Confirms Commitment To Italian National TeamPaolo Banchero recently confirmed that his national team commitment lies with Italy, and not with the United States. Banchero initially told Marc Stein that he was planning to play for Italy and confirmed that commitment again in a conversation with Orlando Magic teammate R.J. Hampton. While on Hampton's "Young Person" show, Banchero explained that him playing for Italy has been in the works for a...2022Check it out Paolo Banchero -
• Mutual interest between Los Angeles Lakers and Chris Paul
The Los Angeles Lakers and Chris Paul almost happened once. Now, 10 years later, with LeBron James, Anthony Davis, and Paul’s family in L.A., the Point God may finally get a chance to run the Lakers’ offense. According to Marc Stein’s latest newsletter, the Lakers are “exploring the options” regarding Paul this offseason, should he […] The post Mutual interest b...2021See more Los Angeles Lakers
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• Kyrie Irving out for Nets vs. Timberwolves for personal reasons
Kyrie Irving is going to miss the next game for the Brooklyn Nets against the Minnesota Timberwolves due to personal reasons, per Marc Stein of New York Times. The Nets say LaMarcus Aldridge (illness – non-Covid related), Kyrie Irving (personal reasons/family matter) and James Harden (right hamstring strain) are all out Monday against Minnesota. — […] The post Kyrie Irving out fo...2021Read about Kyrie Irving
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• Nets’ Kyrie Irving could lose more than $460,000 per game due to NBA’s health and safety protocol violation
Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving stands to pay a steep price should he be penalized for violating the NBA’s Health and Safety Protocols. Irving, who was allegedly without a mask at a family birthday party, could be fined upwards of $460,000 per game, per Marc Stein of the New York Times. The NBA has formally […] The post Nets’ Kyrie Irving could lose more than $460,000 per ...2021See more Kyrie Irving
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• Amar'e Stoudemire reportedly hoping for NBA comeback after return from China
Amar’e Stoudemire‘s brief stay in China is over and he’s now working out in South Florida in hopes of getting another shot at the NBA, according to Marc Stein of the New York Times. The 37-year-old had some success with the Fujian Sturgeons, including a recent 33-point, 17-rebound game, but didn’t like being so far away from his family, Stein adds. Stoudemire hasn’t played in the NBA since the 201...2019See more Premier League
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• Wizards dismiss longtime exec Ernie Grunfeld
The Wizards have decided to part ways with longtime president of basketball operations Ernie Grunfeld, league sources tell Marc Stein of The New York Times (Twitter link). According to Stein (via Twitter), Grunfeld was informed of the decision Tuesday by team owner Ted Leonsis. The Wizards have confirmed the move in a press release, announcing that senior vice president of basketball operations To...2019See also Ernie Grunfeld
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• Joshua Kushner among Grizzlies' new minority shareholders
Joshua Kushner and Brandon Arrindell have purchased separate minority stakes in the Grizzlies, league sources tell Geoff Calkins and Chris Herrington of the Daily Memphian. A team spokesperson has confirmed the news to the Daily Memphian, while Kevin Draper and Marc Stein of the New York Times report that Kushner’s transaction was finalized in February. Kushner, the founder of venture capital inve...2019Check it out Kevin Draper
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• Report: Lakers-Warriors showdown highlights NBA’s Christmas Day slate
It should not come as much of a surprise all things considered, but The New York Times’ Marc Stein is reporting that the Los Angeles Lakers — with LeBron James in tow, of course — will hit the road to take on the reigning NBA champion Golden State Warriors on Christmas Day. It merits noting that James is no fan of playing on Christmas due to how it keeps him away from family on such an important d...2018Continue with Los Angeles Lakers
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• Rumor: ‘Pleading From Family’ Is Only Thing That Could Keep LeBron on CavsLeBron James might be playing his last game as a member of the Cavaliers on Friday night. According to the New York Times‘ Marc Stein, James seems very likely to leave Cleveland in free agency this summer, as “pleading from family members” may be the only thing that could result in him staying: [Cleveland fans] likewise […] The post Rumor: ‘Pleading From Family’...2018Check it out LeBron James -
• Lakers reportedly not interested in LiAngelo Ball
Despite watching LiAngelo Ball work out in front of the team’s brass on Tuesday, it now appears that the Los Angeles Lakers are not interested in the 2018 NBA Draft prospect.According to Marc Stein of The New York Times, there’s “pessimism in the extreme” coming out of Los Angeles that the Lakers have “any intentions for him.” Without a selection until No. 25 in next month’s draft, there had been ...2018Visit the page LiAngelo Ball
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• Dirk Nowitzki 'planning to come back' next season
With his 20th NBA season nearing its end, it’s fair to wonder if Dallas Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki might be playing in his final NBA games.According to Nowitzki, though, retirement is not in the present plan.“As of now, I’m planning to come back,” Nowitzki said per Marc Stein of The New York Times. “I feel great. I’ve only missed one game all season. I signed a two-year contract because I want...2018See more Dirk Nowitzki
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• Southwest Notes: Holiday's bonus, Pelicans post-Cousins, Wright's role in Houston, more
Spurs chairman and co-chief executive officer Julianna Hawn Holt has filed for divorce from former chairman and CEO Peter Holt, Tom Orsborn and Patrick Danner of the San Antonio Express-News write. The couple has been married for more than 30 years and their separation has raised questions about the Spurs’ future.However, there is no intention to sell the franchise, which is valued at nearly $1.6B...2018See also Bobby Marks
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• Carmelo may have turned down Portland due to long distance
As Carmelo Anthony begins the new season with the Oklahoma City Thunder, we’re getting a better idea of why it wasn’t the Portland Trail Blazers instead.In an appearance this week on “Bald Faced Truth,” Marc Stein of the New York Times, who recently had an in-depth chat with Anthony, said the star forward may have turned down a trade to Portland due to the distance.“We had a fair bit of discussion...2017See also Carmelo Anthony
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• Report: Magic to skip Shaq statue unveiling to scout tourney game
The Los Angeles Lakers are unveiling a statue of Shaquille O’Neal outside of Staples Center Friday night, but new team general manager Magic Johnson reportedly won’t be around for the ceremony.But at least he has a good reason for missing the big event.According to ESPN’s Marc Stein, Johnson will be across the country attending the UCLA vs. Kentucky Sweet 16 game, as he realizes this is a one-time...2017Visit the page Los Angeles Lakers
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• Surreal Derrick Rose Saga Still Has More Questions Than Answers
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• Rose fined by Knicks for going AWOL, confirms family issue
The New York Knicks announced on Tuesday that star point guard Derrick Rose has been fined for not showing up to the team’s game against the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday. Rose, who went AWOL and did not inform any teammates, team officials or friends of his whereabouts, avoided a suspension. The Knicks expect him to play on Wednesday against the Philadelphia 76ers. The Knicks just announced Der...2017Click for news about New York Knicks
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• The Curious Case of Derrick Rose's Disappearance
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• What We Know About Derrick Rose's Mysterious Absence
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• Sunday NBA Roundup: Can We Trust Atlanta Hawks' Recent Success?
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• George Karl's Book 'Furious George' Reportedly Had Parts on Kings Tenure Removed
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• How Screwed Are the Brooklyn Nets Without Jeremy Lin?
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• NBA Rumors: Buzz Surrounding George Hill, Nerlens Noel and More
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