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Donnie Walsh to step down as Knicks president

Donnie Walsh, president of basketball operations for the New York Knicks iexpected to step down from his post when his contract expires at the end of the month, team owner James Dolan said in a statement.
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Why doesn't Donnie Walsh have a contract?

The team president for the New York Knicks, Donnie Walsh, has presided over the basketball team as it has quickly rebuilt from an embarrassment to a playoff team, but his contract expires June 30. Why hasn't ownership locked him up for three more years?

Brian Shaw to the Warriors? Lakers choose Mike Brown

Former Cleveland Cavaliers coach Mike Brown will be named the new Lakers head coach to replace the legendary Phil Jackson, who retired. According to ESPN sources, the deal has been finalized at 4 years for $18.25 million.

Does the NBA have a steroids problem?

On Sunday, Derrick Rose's comments about the NBA's huge performance enhancing drugs problem became widely published prior to the Chicago Bulls' playoff game against the Miami Heat.

Bulls’ Derrick Rose: NBA has a steroids problem

Derrick Rose, the NBA's most valuable player and star point guard of the Chicago Bulls, recently said that basketball has a huge steroids problem. Rose, whose team is currently in the NBA playoffs, also called for a more level playing field in his sport.

Press Release: Jerry West is now a Warrior

Basketball Hall of Famer Jerry West officially joined the Warriors as an executive board member on Friday. Co-owner Joe Lacob hired West in order to serve in a wide-range of positions to help develop the team.

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