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Tweet of the Day: Mark Cuban

November 2, 2012 by Michael Brumagin

You can say what you want about Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. You can say he’s cocky or arrogant; call him a jerk…some might even think he’s bad for the NBA. Then, there are those of us who think he’s great for the league and he has a big heart—despite whatever shortcomings he may have, because nobody is perfect. However, nowadays, actions speak louder than words.

Im going to donate $1mm dollars to support the victims of #Sandy in the name of @dallasmavs and @axstv . Any suggestions on which entity ?

November 2, 2012 3:52 pm via webReply RetweetFavorite

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Mark Cuban

How about those words? Pretty big, huh? Given the circumstances, you can rest assured that he’ll back

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Tweet of the Night: Darren Rovell

July 20, 2012 by James Park

Over the last 4 days, Madison Square Garden shares have collectively fallen $93 million in value.

July 19, 2012 8:04 pm via webReply RetweetFavorite

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Tweet of the Night goes to Darren Rovell, who pointed out a very disturbing fall in value of Madison Square Garden shares. I didn’t major in finance, but when you fall $93 million in value in less than a week, something probably went terribly, terribly wrong. Somewhere out there in Houston, Jeremy Lin – as nice as he is – is probably laughing at this outrageous drop in numbers. Suffice to say, the decision to let Lin walk is

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2012 NBA draft to be held at Newark’s Prudential Center, which won’t be an NBA arena

March 28, 2012 by Chris Bernucca

The NBA announced Wednesday that the 2012 draft will be held for the second straight year at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. This year’s draft is June 28. By that time, Newark and the Prudential Center no longer will be home to an NBA team. The Prudential Center also hosted last year’s draft. Currently, the building known as “The Rock” is home to the New Jersey Nets. However, the Nets are moving to Brooklyn after this season, leaving the Newark facility without

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