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"Once I got Puffy stamped, everybody became easy" - How Gilbert Arenas used a million-dollar birthday party to finesse $40M from Adidas

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By Stephen Beslic Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Once upon a time, Gilbert Arenas was one of Adidas' biggest endorsers. He had to scheme his way into landing a lucrative deal with the international brand, though. In 2007, the former Washington Wizards star was a two-time All-Star in the midst of renegotiating his $100,000 deal with Adidas. But while the company wanted to give him an inconsequential raise, he knew what he was worth.
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Kyrie Irving reacts to Donald Trump calling Epstein files "pretty boring stuff"

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By Stephen Beslic Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Kyrie Irving has never been a stranger to speaking on controversial topics. This time, the Dallas Mavericks star reacted to Donald Trump’s eyebrow-raising remarks about the Epstein files — the U.S. president described them as “pretty boring stuff,” adding that only “bad people” and “fake news” are interested in the topic being discussed publicly. Irving didn’t say much. In fact, he only used an emoji. But it was still enough to get his message across.
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"I would have been either dead or in jail" - Patrick Ewing opens up on parents' sacrifice that took him from Kingston to NBA greatness

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By Stephen Beslic Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Patrick Ewing didn’t grow up around basketball. At 12 years old, living in Kingston, Jamaica, he had never even held one. His road to becoming the face of the New York Knicks started with his parents’ willingness to sacrifice everything. In 1971, Dorothy Ewing left her husband and seven children behind in Jamaica. She moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts and took a job in a hospital kitchen. For years, she worked long shifts and saved every dollar she could for her family.
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