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The National Basketball Association has had to endure a shorter wait than normal between Draft classes, and the New York Knicks will be eager to build on their first playoff appearance in eight years. Continue Reading →
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The 2020-2021 season in the National Basketball Association (NBA) has only just reached the Conference Finals, but it has already been one of the most spectacular and sensational in terms of its results. Continue Reading →
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The National Basketball Association (NBA) is one of the major professional sports leagues in the world when it comes to how it makes its money. Continue Reading →
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Charles Thomas Scott, born December 15, 1948 -present, is an American former professional basketball player. Continue Reading →
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[easyazon_link identifier=”B00U3FPN4U” locale=”US” tag=”harlemworld-20″]Apple TV[/easyazon_link] continues to expand their video-on-demand game with with Brown Sugar. Their latest venture, which launches today, is a new subscription service that features the biggest collection of iconic African-American films of all time. Continue Reading →
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Okay all you die hard Harlem basketball fans, Businessman, entrepreneur, philanthropist and ex-professional basketball player Percy Miller (Master P), has been named President of the Global Mixed Gender Basketball (GMGB) Professional League announces the league CEO, James Scott. Continue Reading →
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The union representing National Basketball Association players has signed a contract to sell its Harlem headquarters for $21 million, about six times what the organization paid for the building at Lenox Avenue and 125th Street. Continue Reading →
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