NBA Players

Thu, Mar 18 2010
Marc Cornstein Speaks About His Duties As An Agent

Marc Cornstein Speaks About His Duties As An Agent

Also in: Lead Story, Sports Agents

Marc Cornstein is the Founder & President of Pinnacle Management Corp. (PMC).  The New York agency focuses solely on representing basketball players in the United States and overseas.  Its website... 

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Wed, Mar 3 2010
We Should Not Be In The Business Of Empty Promises

We Should Not Be In The Business Of Empty Promises

Also in: Lead Story, Recruiting, Sports Agents

Henry Abbott of ESPN’s TrueHoop recently wrote a piece concerning how sports agents promise the world to athletes in order to give them a fighting chance at being hired for representation purposes.... 

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Mon, Feb 15 2010
High Drama in the NBA

High Drama in the NBA

Also in: Everything Else, Lead Story, NBA Teams

Guest contribution from current Dynasty intern, Wade Senti. In the coming week, expect a number of trade rumors, requests, and roster movements. The NBA trade deadline is February 18th. Nevertheless,... 

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Tue, Jan 26 2010
Chris Bosh Is Just Chilling With Hundreds Of Domain Names

Chris Bosh Is Just Chilling With Hundreds Of Domain Names

Also in: Everything Else, Lead Story

When Chris Bosh was awarded his own domain, chrisbosh.com, along with the 754 other domain names, from cybersquatter, Luis Zavala, Bosh stated, “I am thrilled that I am able to offer the return of... 

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Wed, Jan 20 2010
What The 2010 NBA Salary Cap Means For Free Agency

What The 2010 NBA Salary Cap Means For Free Agency

Also in: Contract Negotiation, NBA Teams

The NBA Free Agent Class of 2010 has been highly coveted for the past couple of years. With names like LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh, NBA teams have been itching at the chance to dump salary... 

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Mon, Jan 18 2010
The Ramifications of Gilbert Arenas’ Sentence

The Ramifications of Gilbert Arenas’ Sentence

Also in: NBA Teams, Sports Law

On Friday January 15, Gilbert Arenas pleaded guilty to felony possession of a firearm without a license. Although his actual sentence will have to wait until March 26, Arenas has already begun to feel... 

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Fri, Jan 15 2010
Arenas Accepts Full Responsibility For His Actions

Arenas Accepts Full Responsibility For His Actions

Also in: Lead Story, Sports Law

Just received this Statement on Behalf of Gilbert Arenas from his attorneys at O’Melveny & Myers LLP: Ken Wainstein, a partner in the Washington, DC office of O’Melveny & Myers LLP and attorney... 

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Thu, Jan 7 2010
The Saga That Is, Gilbert Arenas

The Saga That Is, Gilbert Arenas

Also in: Lead Story, NBA Teams, Sports Law

Ryan O’Keefe gives us another look at the Gilbert Arenas issue. It is difficult to deem anything involving Gilbert Arenas as a surprise anymore. However, storing guns in his locker and then being... 

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Tue, Jan 5 2010
Nate Robinson Should Question His Agent’s Actions

Nate Robinson Should Question His Agent’s Actions

Also in: Lead Story, NBA Teams, Sports Agents

On December 28th, New York Knicks guard Nate Robinson was fined $25,000 for publicly demanding a trade. NBA policy does not allow players to make trade demands through the media. The NBA considers actions... 

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Tue, Dec 29 2009
Is It Time For The Chicago Bulls To Clean House?

Is It Time For The Chicago Bulls To Clean House?

Also in: Lead Story, NBA Teams

There are some phrases an NBA organization never wants to hear, and “It’s time to clean house” is one of the worst. Unfortunately, the Chicago Bulls are dangerously approaching this breaking point.... 

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Thu, Dec 3 2009
Allen Iverson: Final Answer

Allen Iverson: Final Answer

Also in: Contract Negotiation, NBA Teams

From the moment the news broke of Allen Iverson’s “retirement”, the real question was how long before he found someone willing to offer him a contract. So after just seven days of “retirement”... 

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Tue, Nov 24 2009
Glenn Toby & Raymond Felton Giving Charlotte A Thanksgiving To Remember

Glenn Toby & Raymond Felton Giving Charlotte A Thanksgiving To Remember

Also in: Lead Story, Sports Agents

Glenn Toby is one of my friends in this industry.  How could you not love the guy?  He showed up this past January at the 2009 UF Sports Law Symposium to support my effort in putting together the event,... 

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Fri, Nov 20 2009
Allen Iverson’s Answer Is…

Allen Iverson’s Answer Is…

Also in: Everything Else, NBA Teams

According to ESPN.com, it seems as if Allen Iverson’s chances of making a difference in this year’s NBA season are dwindling even further than they had already. The New York Knicks announced this... 

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Tue, Nov 17 2009
Grading The Jennings Experiment

Grading The Jennings Experiment

Also in: Everything Else, Lead Story, NBA Teams, Performance Analysis

Being fully aware that it is still too early to deem Brandon Jennings‘ year overseas as a complete success, at this point in the season, he certainly is off to a promising start. Just a few days... 

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Fri, Nov 13 2009
Trouble In Golden State

Trouble In Golden State

Also in: Lead Story, NBA Teams, Sports Agents

Agent Mark Stevens is in the news again. Back in 2006 he was compared to Drew Rosenhaus when he and another high profile client, Ron Artest, were in a strikingly similar situation. Well he seems to... 

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Tue, Nov 3 2009
Ron”dough” Cashes In

Ron”dough” Cashes In

Also in: Contract Negotiation, Lead Story, NBA Teams

Rajon Rondo, the six-foot point guard for the Boston Celtics, has captured the worlds attention. The publicity he is getting is both positive and negative. The positive side being his performance with... 

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Tue, Nov 3 2009
Rajon Rondo Signs A $55 Million Extension

Rajon Rondo Signs A $55 Million Extension

Also in: Contract Negotiation, Lead Story

A year after helping a Garnett-less Boston Celtics get within one game of the Eastern Conference finals by averaging near a triple double (17.6ppg, 9.7 rpg, 9.6 apg), Rajon Rondo wanted to be among the... 

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Mon, Oct 26 2009
NJ Nets Offering Floor Seats and…Dinner With Devin Harris?

NJ Nets Offering Floor Seats and…Dinner With Devin Harris?

Also in: Sports Business

With the state of the economy today, organizations across the board are forced to come up with innovative promotions and marketing ideas to help generate revenue. The NBA is feeling the downturn like... 

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Tue, Oct 6 2009
Michael Beasley Chooses Jeff Schwartz and Excel Sports Management

Michael Beasley Chooses Jeff Schwartz and Excel Sports Management

Also in: Lead Story, Sports Agents

Last week, it was reported that Michael Beasley elected to retain the services of well respected agent Jeff Schwartz. Beasley has stated he wants to take a “more professional” approach to his career... 

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Thu, Oct 1 2009
Attractive Free Agents, Unattractive Market

Attractive Free Agents, Unattractive Market

Also in: Contract Negotiation, Lead Story, NBA Teams

With the lack of big name free agents, the conservative salary cap projections for next year, and the well publicized salary cap cutting for the summer of 2010, this NBA off-season has not been the most... 

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