@DoubleR_PR @TheSteinLine Can we fine you for criticism of the officials 33 years later?
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Tim Frank
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Tim Frank
@tfrank14
SVP, League Operations Communications for the NBA ... proud Notre Dame grad ... believes Altoona, PA is the center of the universe
Katılım Nisan 2009
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@TheSteinLine Proud to say I was part of this series with the Lakers (PR staff), even in a losing effort. Incredible series. Sedale Threatt was incredible for the Lakers in the series. As I recall, sir Charles got some phantom foul calls in OT in the deciding Game 5 !!
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Sorry to share that Jim Lane has passed away at 85.
Helped lay foundation for Altoona Mirror sports coverage, starting back in 1960s. Fixture on high school scene, especially Altoona, Bishop Guilfoyle, all the Blair County schools and then the Altoona Curve.
Consummate good guy.
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Just terrible news. Steve was undoubtedly the best athlete I ever played on a team with. And what a character. RIP Steve. an Altoona legend.
South Carolina Gamecocks@GamecocksOnline
Gamecock Nation mourns the loss of Steve Taneyhill, a pillar of Gamecock history. Our thoughts are with his loved ones. Rest in peace, Steve. 🔗: bit.ly/48VIMwa
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@JeffZillgitt The very definition of a pro. Great at his job and always kind to everyone he came into contact with. Glad the NBA was always his beat. Hope to see more of you, Jeff, in whatever you do next!
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After 30 years at USA TODAY, it's -30- for me. I have taken a buyout. It's been the thrill and dream of a lifetime. Being a newspaper person was all I ever wanted out of work. There's not enough room to acknowledge everyone who deserves it but my gratitude runs wide and deep.
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This was the scene Saturday with families of Mary Esther Romano and John Heisler in Winter Garden, Florida. Cheers!
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Just terrible news. A true legend, amazing humor and wit and an incredible writer. Our relationship began with “The Punch” and carried on from there (especially when he wanted to make fun of Notre Dame). A phone call or meeting was never boring. RIP to an all-time great.
The Washington Post@washingtonpost
John Feinstein, a Washington Post sportswriter who became the best-selling author of more than 40 books, died March 13 at his brother’s home in McLean, Virginia. He was 68. wapo.st/4huvjh7
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Red Flash are back!!!!!
ESPN@espn
ST. FRANCIS IS GOING DANCING FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 34 YEARS‼️
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Been really cool to see how the @HoustonRockets have treated @Jonathan_Feigen as he enters his retirement. Great reminder of how respectful both are of each other and how relationships drive everything. Truly how it should be.
Houston Rockets@HoustonRockets
Thank you @Jonathan_Feigen for your incredible coverage of Rockets basketball over the years. Your dedication, insight, and storytelling have been a gift to fans and the game. Wishing you all the best in retirement. 🚀
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Congrats on an amazing run @Jonathan_Feigen. Have always appreciated your professionalism but most importantly our friendship. Even when we disagreed it was never an argument. You will be missed, my man. Keep in touch!
Jonathan Feigen@Jonathan_Feigen
Well, I guess this is happening. Today is my last day at @HoustonChron. I'm hanging them up. Way too many people to thank to fit here or in today's column. So grateful for all these years covering the Rockets, for my mentors, peers and especially readers. houstonchronicle.com/sports/rockets…
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Amen. I am still not sure what @tfrank14 did thiugh he just stood around and watched me handle hockey.
Gary Paczesny@GaryPaczesny
As someone that dug through the old file cabinets of the Joyce Center ... this one means a lot. @HeislerUCF @eddiewhite3 @DougTammaro and all of the student workers of 113 Joyce Center.
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I can’t even put into words the impact CD had on me. I had so much to learn about this profession when I got to Houston and he guided me every step of the way. His patience, his kindness, his respect for all. He’s simply one of the greatest people I ever met. I’ll miss you CD
Houston Rockets@HoustonRockets
The Rockets family mourns the loss of beloved former coach and general manager, Carroll Dawson, affectionately known as "CD." For nearly three decades, CD was a cornerstone of our organization, instrumental in shaping the careers of stars like Hakeem Olajuwon and Ralph Sampson. A proud Texas native, CD served as the only coach to be present for all four of Houston's NBA Finals appearances, including the back-to-back championship teams. As general manager, he brought iconic talents to Houston including Charles Barkley, Steve Francis, Yao Ming, and Tracy McGrady, while also assembling the four-time WNBA champion Houston Comets. While CD's contributions to basketball were remarkable, it was his character that truly stood out. We will deeply miss his uplifting spirit, infectious humor, and kind-hearted nature. We are proud that CD's legacy will forever be honored with his banner hanging from the rafters of Toyota Center, alongside our other Rockets legends.
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When I first started in this business, no one treated me better and acted more like we were life long friends than Bill. He always made you feel special and 30 years later, he still was the same guy every time I saw him. Sad day for everyone who had the pleasure to know him
NBA Communications@NBAPR
The following has been released by the NBA.
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Amazing friends who are missed every day but really thinking of them at this one ... they set the standard for what we do
NBA Communications@NBAPR
Prior to today’s Game 7, we remember David Benner and Dennis D’Agostino.
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Prior to today’s Game 7, we remember David Benner and Dennis D’Agostino.
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