Topic: Phil Jackson

Babe Ruth's Laundry Fetches $4.4 Million; Phil Jackson Won't Coach the Knicks

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The NFL gets tough on its knee injury problem, Babe Ruth's jersey sells for $4.4 million, and Phil Jackson won't be coaching the Knicks next year.

By Ray Gustini

Mar 15, 2012

The Knicks Want to Hire Phil Jackson; Nebraska's Littlest Bookie

Also in sports: another day, another NFL contract worth $100 million.

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By Ray Gustini

Mar 8, 2012

Mutiny on the Lakers; A Baseball Battle for Silicon Valley

Today in sports:  Peyton Manning has many suitors, the Los Angeles Lakers have gone rogue, and the Oakland A's hope a convoluted history lesson is their ticket to San Jose.

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By Ray Gustini

Jan 31, 2012

An E-Book Armistice; S--- Editors Say

Nobody wins when readers battle over e-books and print, another juicy memoir from basketball coach Phil Jackson is in the offing, and the 'S--- Girls Say' parodies have crossed over into the realm of publishing.

 

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