Feb 28, 2007 11:47 AM EST
The Ohio State Buckeyes, beginning in the Big Ten Tournament, will become the first team to wear LeBron James' ``LJ23'' logo on their uniform and will also be issued James' signature shoes. In the past, Ohio State has simply worn the standard Nike swoosh.
``Ohio State is my pick in the tournament,'' James said. ``I just like the way they play; you got four freshmen out on the court. It reminds me of when I was a freshman in high school and the things we did.''
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Feb 28, 2007 11:45 AM EST
The Cavaliers, after making initial contact to gauge interest, have not pursued Scottie Pippen in the past week, according to a source.
They have no plans to hold a workout with him.
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Cleveland center Zydrunas Ilgauskas returned to the Cavaliers' starting lineup in Miami on Sunday for the first time since his wife went into early labor and lost twin babies.
Ilgauskas missed four games, a stretch that began before the All-Star break.
His wife, Jennifer, began having problems after Cleveland played the Los Angeles Lakers on Feb. 11. She was about five months' pregnant at the time, and delivered a stillborn boy and girl on Feb. 14, Ilgauskas said.
"Neither one of them survived, so obviously, I just had to take some time for myself to take care of things," Ilgauskas said softly before the Cavaliers lost 86-81 to Miami on Sunday.
He added that losing the babies was the toughest thing he's ever experienced.
"It puts life in perspective," he said.
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Cavaliers Feb 2007 Archive
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Beacon-Journal | Feb 22, 2007
The Phoenix Suns were in on the Mike Bibby to Cleveland trade discussions until the very end on Thursday.
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Sacramento Bee | Feb 22, 2007
Despite a host of efforts to trade Mike Bibby, a team official says that he will remain with the Kings.
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Newsday | Feb 22, 2007
The Mike Bibby to Cleveland deal was reportedly hitting a snag on Thursday morning, said a person involved in the situation.
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ESPN | Feb 22, 2007
The Cavaliers remain highly interested in giving Mike Bibby to LeBron James and Larry Hughes and, according to NBA front-office sources, have been calling all over the league in search of a third team to help facilitate a deal.
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SI.com | Feb 21, 2007
The Cavaliers, according to league sources, spent the early part of Wednesday trying to acquire Mike Bibby in a multi-team deal that would have left Sacramento with power forward Drew Gooden, point guard Marcus Banks (via Phoenix) and the expiring contract of center Scot Pollard.
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East Valley Tribune | Feb 21, 2007
According to league sources, the Suns are talking with several teams as the trade deadline nears.
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ESPN | Feb 21, 2007
Cavaliers center Zydrunas Ilgauskas will miss his third straight game on Wednesday to tend to family health matters.
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AP | Feb 18, 2007
Kobe Bryant won the MVP, scoring 31 points.
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AP | Feb 16, 2007
Cleveland center Zydrunas Ilgauskas missed his second straight game Thursday night because of family health matters.
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Press Release | Feb 13, 2007
Cavaliers center Zydrunas Ilgauskas did not practice today and is not traveling with the team to Utah in order to take care of personal matters.
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New York Daily News | Feb 12, 2007
Rod Thorn is listening to all offers, but would have to be blown away to deal Jason Kidd or Vince Carter.
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New York Post | Feb 11, 2007
The Nets are reportedly considering taking the Lakers' offer for Jason Kidd.
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Sacramento Bee | Feb 10, 2007
Mike Bibby is unlikely to opt out of his deal at the end of the season, but his days in Sacramento could still be numbered.
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Cavaliers.com | Feb 7, 2007
With the Cavaliers struggling, Danny Ferry is perhaps more eager than other general managers to make a deadline deal.
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ESPN | Feb 7, 2007
John Amaechi will announce in an upcoming book that he is gay. He played for the Cavaliers, Magic and Jazz.
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Miami Herald | Feb 1, 2007
LeBron James will start in Thursday's game against Miami.
