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What the NBA doesn't Want you to know

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Fascinating stuff there.

I will be reading this book no doubt. Mo Egger mentioned on his blog he would take everything a convicted felon has to say with a grain of salt. I agree with the sentiment, but I'm really interested in what he has to say. I'm not sure how much I'll believe. It would be foolish IMO to think everything he says is a lie though.

Interesting reading.

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I will be reading this book no doubt. Mo Egger mentioned on his blog he would take everything a convicted felon has to say with a grain of salt. I agree with the sentiment, but I'm really interested in what he has to say. I'm not sure how much I'll believe. It would be foolish IMO to think everything he says is a lie though.

 

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It'd be foolish to think that everything he says is true, and it'd be foolish to think that everything he says is fabricated. I'd imagine that the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

 

I read somewhere that Donaghy's original publisher had dropped him because of a threatening letter from the NBA. Obviously, the NBA denied such correspondence.

Thanks for sharing. I believe alot of what he is saying. Especially the things about treatment to Duncan and the Sacramento-LA series.

I would like to read this as well.

I'm going to read this. What he is saying does make a lot of sense.

Fascinating stuff there.

I was thinking the very same thing.

 

Later.

Honestly I think this is something that happens in all three major sports. Its not right at all, however I think this is something that happens in all the sports.

WOW! You figure it goes on to an extent but the NBA has to be thinking oh no!

WOW! You figure it goes on to an extent but the NBA has to be thinking oh no!

 

The biggest problem the NBA has is people were already thinking this happens. If anyone can find the full game replays of any of the times he says they weren't calling fouls it will only help him. I really hope this book gets published. If he gets it published the NBA would almost seemingly have to sue him. Then these guys would be under oath hopefully. Some of the big time allegations seem very true in some of the playoff games and series mentioned.

Honestly I think this is something that happens in all three major sports. Its not right at all, however I think this is something that happens in all the sports.

 

I don't think so as much in football but I could see baseball.

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