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NBA Players, Owners Reach Tenative Understanding To End Lockout, Start Season On Christmas
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November 27, 2011
2011-2012 NBA Schedule Breakdown: Opening Day On Christmas, How Lakers, Clippers Are Affected
We don't yet know the full details of the agreement between the NBA owners and players, but we do know the tentative plan is to start the season on Christmas Day, presumably with the previously scheduled contest at Staples Center between the Los Angeles Lakers and Chicago Bulls as one of the games, a great showcase between Kobe Bryant and reigning league MVP Derrick Rose.
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November 26, 2011
With NBA Lockout Over, What Will Lakers' Schedule Look Like?
Now that the NBA lockout is close to officially being over, it is time to look at what lies ahead. We don't know the details yet, but it appears the tentative plan is for free agency and training camps to start in two weeks, then for a 66-game schedule to begin on Christmas. The Los Angeles Lakers were originally scheduled to host the Chicago Bulls at Staples Center on December 25.
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November 8, 2011
Bill Clinton Is Proud Of Derek Fisher
Former US President Bill Clinton is proud of Derek Fisher and the NBPA for holding their ground against the owners.
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November 3, 2011
Derek Fisher Wants To Sue Jason Whitlock, Fox Sports
Derek Fisher is none too happy with Jason Whitlock right now after he wrote a story claiming he was working behind the backs of NBPA associates to broke a deal with David Stern.
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November 1, 2011
2011 NBA Lockout: Derek Fisher Defends Himself In Letter to NBAPA, Denies Report Of Disloyalty
Derek Fisher defended himself in a letter to the NBAPA. But do fans really care about all of this?
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October 28, 2011
David Stern Thinks Lockout Could End Friday
David Stern Thinks Lockout Could End Friday...Do you?