Haier Play of the Day: Kevin GarnettHaier Play of the Day: Kevin Garnett
Kevin Garnett certainly impressed in his Boston Garden debut, including this no-look, behind-the-back pass to Rajon Rondo for the layup.
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Day: October 19, 2007
Haier Play of the Day: Jason TerryHaier Play of the Day: Jason Terry
The Mavericks’ Jason Terry drives to the basket, converts the layup and draws the foul against the Kings for the Haier Play of the Day Oct. 16, 2007.
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Haier Play of the Day: Chauncey BillupsHaier Play of the Day: Chauncey Billups
Pistons guard Chauncey Billups comes up with the block and strip, leading to an fastbreak basket vs. Denver for the Haier Play of the Day Oct. 14, 2007.
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Haier Play of the Day: Andrei KirilenkoHaier Play of the Day: Andrei Kirilenko
Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko throws the behind-the-back assist for the Haier Play of the Day for October 10, 2007.
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Haier Play of the Day: Troy HudsonHaier Play of the Day: Troy Hudson
Troy Hudson hits the game-winner in the Warriors’ 111-110 victory of the Lakers on October 9, 2007.
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Haier Play of the Day: T.J. FordHaier Play of the Day: T.J. Ford
Watch T.J. Ford’s lightning-quick crossover dribble in the open court, followed by his dish to Chris Bosh for the lay-in.
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Haier Play of the Day: Kevin GarnettHaier Play of the Day: Kevin Garnett
Watch as Kevin Garnett pulls down a rebound and drops Kendrick Perkins a no-look pass for the dunk.
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Haier Play of the Day: Shannon BrownHaier Play of the Day: Shannon Brown
Watch as the Cavaliers’ Shannon Brown takes flight for this wicked one-handed slam on Thursday.
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Haier Play of the Day: DJ StrawberryHaier Play of the Day: DJ Strawberry
Watch as Phoenix Suns’ guard DJ Strawberry makes a sick pass to a teammate.
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Torre done with Yankees, rejects pay cutTorre done with Yankees, rejects pay cut
Joe Torre took a morning flight to Tampa, Fla., walked into George Steinbrenner’s office at Legends Field and listened to the offer. He said he couldn’t accept it, shook hands and left the ballpark, the New York Yankees’ manager no more. After all he had accomplished — four World Series titles, 12 straight years in the playoffs, almost certain entry into the Hall of Fame — and after all the…