What do the Kobe-Shaq era Lakers, the Isiah-helmed Knicks, and Prokhorov's Nets all have in common, other than some of the most entertaining and disastrous player-management relationships in recent history? They've all been covered by one man.
When longtime NBA writer Howard Beck left the New York Times for Bleacher Report last year, it shook up the sports-media landscape.
What do the Kobe-Shaq era Lakers, the Isiah-helmed Knicks, and Prokhorov's Nets all have in common, other than some of the most entertaining and disastrous player-management relationships in recent history? They've all been covered by one man.
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