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In This Issue: NBA Economics
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"Raef, you're more famous in the insurance world than the GEICO cavemen."
The NBA—a league where to be average is to make more in a 6-month period than most of the best in any other field will make in a lifetime—is asking for cash. Yesterday, the league took loans out of $200 million. Teams need the money. While the league oddly calls this a sign of strength, in the current issue, Ric Bucher draws it out a little further. For a look at how this affects the free agency scene, read up.
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- Simmons: It's hard to say goodbye to David Ortiz
- Blowing $66,000 on a College World Series game ... yeah, that qualifies as a meltdown.
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- The Gamer: Mike Swick and Rampage Jackson are avid gamers
- Bill Curry brings Georgia State football to life.
- VIDEO: Kobe Bryant's two loves
- VIDEO: Dana White's life on the edge
- VIDEO: Superman Dwight -- stylin' and profilin'
- VIDEO: Ricky Rubio, on the verge of superstardom
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