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Wyo. Now, after playing 16 years at the game’s highest level, the former University of Wyoming basketball star is making a transition to the next part his life after announcing his retirement in late December. He is living comfortably in Atlanta,...
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Bucks forward Stephen Jackson reacts in the fourth quarter of an NBA basketball game against the Phoenix Suns, Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012, in Phoenix. The Suns won 109-93. (AP Photo/Paul Connors) Photo: FRE, The Associated Press / AP2012 Spurs' Theo Ratliff...
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(Standing L-R) San Antonio Spurs Matt Bonner, Los Angeles Lakers Theo Ratliff, Atlanta Hawks Etan Thomas, Milwaukee Bucks Keyon Dooling, and New York Knicks Roger Mason listen behind Executive Director of the NBA player's association Billy Hunter (L) and... View Photo »
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That's right, they have only drafted a true big man in the first round four times since Lanier left and Monroe came. In 1986 they drafted John Salley No. 11 overall, in 1995 they drafted Theo Ratliff No. 18, in 1997 they drafted Scot Pollard No. 19,...
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Is Detroit Pistons great Ben Wallace a future Hall of Famer? After careful consideration, the answer is ...
MLive.com
In the last 13 seasons, only six players have led the NBA in rebounding. Kevin Garnett did it four times, Dwight Howard did it three times and Mutombo did it twice. So Wallace has company. Wallace led the NBA in blocks in 2001-02 but Howard, Marcus...
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There are some interesting parallels between the upcoming season and the last time the Sixers faced a shortened year because of labor issues. During the 50-game 1998-98 season, a youthful Sixers team featuring Allen Iverson, Larry Hughes and Theo...
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NBA player Theo Ratliff departs ongoing NBA labor negotiations in New York, October 19, 2011. The NBA is in the midst of a lockout that began July 1 and has forced the cancellation of at least the first two weeks of the 2011-12 regular season. View Photo »
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The Lakers are still after Dwight Howard, but in the meantime have made some under the radar moves to fill holes on the roster. Thanks to the league-office a quick fix of a superstar does not appear to be on the horizon. The Lakers lost Lamar Odom,...
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Think of all the change that’s occurred within the Lakers' organization from the time last season ended until now, a week before the start of the 2011-12 season. Goodbye, Phil Jackson , Brian Shaw , Frank Hamblen , Jim Cleamons , Craig Hodges and Rasheed
About Theo Ratliff
Wikipedia
Theophilus Curtis Ratliff (born April 17, 1973 in Demopolis, Alabama), better known as Theo Ratliff, is an American professional basketball player who currently plays for the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers. He primarily plays the center position, and is known as an excellent shot-blocker. He has led the league three times in blocks per game and is... Full Article
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Los Angeles Lakers player Theo Ratliff leaves the NBA labor negotiations, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011, in New York. NBA owners and players met for a second straight day, shortly after finishing a 16-hour marathon with a federal mediator.
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LA Lakers's Theo Ratliff arrives for NBA labor negotiations in New York October 18, 2011. The NBA has already canceled its pre-season and the first two weeks of the regular season because of the protracted lockout and the two sides are scheduled to meet with federal mediator George Cohen.
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NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 18: Theo Ratliff of the Los Angeles Lakers, a member of the National Basketball Players Association executive board, arrives to NBA labor negotiations at Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers on October 18, 2011 in New York City.
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Los Angeles Lakers' Theo Ratliff leaves a midtown Manhattan hotel, Friday, June 17, 2011 in New York. NBA owners and players met in New York as they try to negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement before the current deal expires June 30.
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(Standing L-R) San Antonio Spurs Matt Bonner, Los Angeles Lakers Theo Ratliff, Atlanta Hawks Etan Thomas, Milwaukee Bucks Keyon Dooling, and New York Knicks Roger Mason listen behind Executive Director of the NBA player's association Billy Hunter (L) and Los Angeles Lakers Derek Fisher (R),...
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NBA Players Association president Derek Fisher, right, NBA union chief Billy Hunter, left, and LA Lakers' Theo Ratliff arrive at a midtown hotel for a meeting with the NBA, Monday, Aug. 1, 2011 in New York. One month after the lockout began, and three months before the season is...
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Los Angeles Lakers player Theo Ratliff leaves the NBA labor negotiations, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011, in New York. NBA owners and players met for a second straight day, shortly after finishing a 16-hour marathon with a federal mediator.
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