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Former All-Star Amar’e Stoudemire Considering NBA Return
AMAR’E STOUDEMIRE
Amar’e Stoudemire
could be making his way to an NBA arena near you in the not- so-distant future, if he gets his way.
The last time we saw Stoudemire in the NBA was two years ago during the 2015-2016 season when he ap- peared in 52 games for the Miami Heat. Since then, he headed overseas to play for Hapoel Jerusalem in Israel.
Stoudemire will partici- pate in Ice Cube’s Big 3 league this summer and it sounds like he hopes that could serve as a stepping stone to an NBA return. During an interview with The Michael Kay Show, Stoudemire indi- cated he is in great physical condition and “training as if he were returning to the NBA.”
LeBron James, James
BEAUTY UNLIMITED
CARINA
This week’s Beauty Unlimited feature is Carina, and we only wish we had captured her sooner. This young lady loves the outdoors and is always ready for a photo shoot and an opportunity to be a star. Carina absolutely loves pos- ing in front of the camera and understand the sacrifice and strength it takes to be successful. Congratulations to Carina as this week’s Beauty Unlimited feature.
Dwane Casey Is ‘Primary Target’ Of Pistons
tion to the All-NBA First Team.
The All-NBA Second Team consists of San Antonio Spurs forward/center LaMarcus Aldridge, Mil- waukee Bucks forward Gian- nis Antetokounmpo, Toronto Raptors guard DeMar DeRozan, Philadel- phia 76ers center Joel Em- biid and Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook.
The All-NBA Third Team is made up of Minnesota Tim- berwolves forward/guard Jimmy Butler, Warriors guard Stephen Curry, Thunder forward Paul George, Indiana Pacers guard Victor Oladipo and Timberwolves center/forward Karl-Anthony Towns.
Coaching Search
Harden Unanimously
Selected To
All-NBA First Team
Cleveland Cav- aliers forward Le- Bron James has been unanimously selected to the 2017-18 All-NBA First Team, giving him an NBA- record 12 First Team honors in his 15-year career.
James has
passed Kobe
Bryant and Karl
Malone, who both finished with 11 First Team selections.
Houston Rockets guard James Harden also re- ceived All-NBA First Team votes on all 100 ballots, join- ing James as a unanimous selection. Harden, who led the NBA in scoring average (30.4 ppg) and three-pointers made (265) for the league- best Rockets, was unani- mously voted to the First Team for the second season in a row.
The First Team also fea- tures New Orleans Pelicans center/forward Anthony Davis (96 First Team votes), Portland Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard (71) and Golden State Warriors for- ward Kevin Durant (63). Lillard earned his first selec-
JAMES HARDEN AND LEBRON JAMES
Terrance Williams’
Attorney Admits WR Lied
DWANE CASEY
Dwane Casey was fired as the head coach of the Toronto Raptors following a 59-win season, which was the best mark in franchise history. From the sound of it, he will not be on the unemployment line for long.
The Pistons have hired for- mer Memphis Grizzlies execu- tive Ed Stefanski to oversee the hiring of a new head coach and general manager, and De- troit’s top target is Casey.
Casey has been named a finalist for the NBA’s Coach of the Year Award, and the Rap- tors gave him an awkward congratulations for earning the honor. While Toronto was swept by LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the playoffs, Casey is a respected coach who was largely able to turn things around in Toronto.
To Police After Arrest
Terrance Williams has a lot of explaining to do in the wake of his crash and ensu- ing arrest over the weekend, and even his own attorney admits the wide receiver was not entirely truthful with po- lice after it all went down.
Williams was arrested early Saturday morning for public intoxication after po- lice found his Lamborghini abandoned near a light pole. They traced the registration to Williams and found him riding an electric bicycle nearby. The 28-year-old was then arrested for public in- toxication, and he told police his friend, fellow NFL re- ceiver Kendall Wright, had been driving his Lamborgh-
TERRANCE WILLIAMS
ini at the time of the crash. Chip Lewis, Williams’ own lawyer, said Thursday that Williams had been with Wright earlier in the evening but was in his vehicle alone when he crashed into a curb. Lewis said he had not
yet viewed the police report.
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