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The Little Engines That Could: A Meeting of Microcars

To car collectors with an eye for detail, the small-engine vehicles known as microcars are both fanciful and funky.

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Carlos Arroyo, Mario Chalmers ailing at point for Heat

With the start of training camp less than four weeks away, the Miami Heat might find themselves shorthanded at point guard for those opening drills, despite a roster than now includes 18 players fighting for 15 regular-season spots.

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NBA AM: Could Bogut Miss Camp?

The Milwaukee Bucks loaded up this summer in free agency and in trades, but they could be without Andrew Bogut at the start of the season… Nuggets ready to talk to…

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Why Scottie Pippen Chose Michael Jordan for His Hall of Fame Induction

Too much has been made of the Jordan-Pippen equation, but sadly, too little of credible substance befitting their legacy together.

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Minority Student Services assistant director position filled after interim’s departure

Minority Student Services has welcomed a new employee to its office, after a search process that did not include any open forums.Keisha Janney began working for Central Michigan University in early August after moving from Washington. She takes over for former interim assistant director Lester Booker Jr., who accepted a job as a community relations assistant with the Detroit Pistons and formerly …

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Sports Legend Revealed: Did the Warriors draft Wilt Chamberlain while he was in high school?

BASKETBALL LEGEND : The Philadelphia Warriors drafted Wilt Chamberlain while he was still in high school.

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Detroit Pistons Links: After a summer of hard work, Charlie Villanueva wants to start

After failing to meet expectations in his first year with the Pistons, Charlie Villanueva spent the offseason working out in Detroit.

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Economy has turned up the heat in probate

DETROIT, Aug. 31 (UPI) — A Michigan probate attorney says the economic downturn had increased the number of court battles over large inheritances. Michigan – United States – Economy – Recession – Services

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Deng backs improved Great Britain

Chicago Bulls star Luol Deng says Great Britain will be better than ever when the EuroBasket finals start in Lithuania next year.

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NBA At 2: Detroit’s Big Move

Charlie Villanueva wants to start, but will his competition keep him on the bench? ..

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Top 10 miracle moments in sport

Some of the greatest sporting plays and shots of all time.

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OKC Thunder restructure front office

Thunder Executive Vice President and General Manager Sam Presti announced today a restructuring of the Thunder Basketball Operations department. The Thunder promoted Troy Weaver to VP/Assistant General Manager, Rob Hennigan to Assistant General Manager/Player Personnel, Paul Rivers to Director of Minor League Operations and Basketball Technology and Brandon Barnett to Director of Minor League …

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Davidson’s estate quietly settles 3 suits

The estate of the late William Davidson has been the target of at least three lawsuits seeking to wrest at least $20 million from the fortune left by the billionaire businessman and owner of the Detroit Pistons — a hazard that one attorney said is the result of being very rich and dead.

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Charity BB game is Sept. 11

A charity basketball game for the Coalition of Dwarf Advocacy(CoDA) will be held on Saturday, Sept. 11 at MSU Billings’Alterowitz Gymnasium.

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Hinrich anxious for fresh start in D.C.

This certainly wasn’t the first time Kirk Hinrich had heard the questions, but it probably hadn’t come up quite as often as it did on Monday during his third annual golf benefit at Sioux City Country Club.

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Sports playground

class=”bodytextragright”> SI.com went old school in its invitation to rapper Lil Wayne. To get the avid tennis fan to write a preview of the U.S.

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In health or sickness, Bob Feller remains the heart of Cleveland sports: Bill Livingston

Bob Feller is fighting leukemia at the age of 91. He will always be one of Cleveland’s greatest sports legends.

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