On June 17, 2010, the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics in an epic, defensively-orientated seven game series to repeat as NBA champions. During the summer of 2010, the landscape of the NBA has changed and although it seems that the power has shifted to the East somewhat, the NBA championship and the league’s best team still remain in the West. Every free agent move in the summer of …

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Tyson Chandler was supposed to usher in the post-Michael Jordan era in Chicago when he entered the league in 2001. But now, nine seasons and four teams later, the 7-foot-1 defensive-oriented big man has moved on to Dallas, which acquired him from Charlotte last month. As he prepared for the season by joining Team USA in its quest for a FIBA World Championship gold medal, Chandler spoke with SI …

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Having disposed of his baseball team, Dallas Stars owner Tom Hicks now turns his focus to sale of his NHL franchise. Both Hicks and the league expect a deal before the NHL season opens Oct. 8.

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Despite calls from Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban to investigate how three high-profile free agents ended up on Miami Heat, the NBA said Monday no formal complaints have been filed with the league.

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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says the NBA should examine how free agents LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade all ended up with the Miami Heat. Cuban tells a group of reporters at the NBA’s summer league in Las Vegas that he intends to ask the league’s Board of Governors to inquire about the situation.

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APNowitzki to the Dallas Morning News: “I’d love a big guy, obviously, but the league is more gone away from big men. All the big guys playing now are mostly versatile and can step out and shoot.” | | | | |

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Players union officials are calling David Stern’s claim that the league suffered $400 million in losses “inflated.”

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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has been fined $100,000 by the NBA for comments made about free-agent-to-be LeBron James that violated the league’s anti-tampering rules. The outspoken billionaire, in an interview this week with CNNMoney.com, said “anybody” would be interested in James.

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NEW YORK – Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was fined $100,000 by the NBA on Saturday for remarks made about current Cavaliers star LeBron James that broke the league’s anti-tampering rules.

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NBA rules that Cuban’s comments made about potential free agent James violated the league’s anti-tampering rules. Cuban said in an interview this week a sign-and-trade deal with Cleveland is something he would look at.

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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has been fined $100,000 by the NBA for comments made about free-agent-to-be LeBron James that violated the league’s anti-tampering rules.

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The NBA is reviewing comments Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban made about LeBron James that could fall under the league’s anti-tampering rules.

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The NBA is reviewing comments Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban made about LeBron James that could fall under the league’s anti-tampering rules.

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Rasheed Wallace wasn’t always a regal veteran respected by everyone in the league. When he was a rookie, Chris Webber used to put “Kick Me” signs on his back . A group of Mavericks fans have produced a song to bring LeBron James to Dallas .

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Dallas Mavericks mainstay Dirk Nowitzki (notes) can opt out of his contract and be a free agent on July 1 but the team really would rather he stick around. According to the Star-Telegram, owner Mark Cuban is saying that the team is in talks with Nowitzki’s rep to keep him in town

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Mavericks talking extension with Nowitzki