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NBA referee Joey Crawford returns from his suspension from an egregious technical foul called on San Antonio Spur Tim Duncan.
Referee Reinstated by NBA
Referee Joey Crawford is reinstated after a five-month absence following an egregious technical foul call on San Antonio Spur Tim Duncan. (Donna McWilliam - Associated Press)

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Flashback: Spurs 2007 Champs

SpursSan Antonio sweeps the series against the Cleveland Cavaliers with an 83-82 victory to win the franchise's fourth championship.

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Witness Slams Coach
New York Knicks Coach Isiah Thomas moves from cursing to courting an executive now suing him for sexual harassment, a former team employee testifies.
Russia Steals Euro Win
Jon-Robert Holden scores with two seconds left and Pau Gasol's buzzer-beater rattles out, lifting Russia past Spain at the Euro final.
Oden to Miss Season
Greg Oden, the No. 1 in this year's NBA draft after coming out of Ohio State, will miss his first season with the Portland Trail Blazers after surgery on his right knee Thursday.
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Greece Needs Energy (Post, September 14, 2007; Page E03)

Spain Is Team to Beat: Five NBA Players Make It the Squad To Beat at the European Championship (Post, September 13, 2007; Page E03)

: Greece, Croatia Win (Post, September 12, 2007; Page E02)

Parker Leads France: Lithuania, Slovenia Win and Advance To Quarterfinals (Post, September 9, 2007; Page D04)

News & Notes: New Class Inducted (Post, September 8, 2007; Page E02)

NBA Increases Replay (Post, September 6, 2007; Page E02)

U.S. Rises Up: James Scores 31 Points To Power the Americans : United States 118, Argentina 81 (Post, September 3, 2007; Page E01)

U.S. Is No Slam Dunk (By Michael Wilbon, September 3, 2007; Page E01)

: Coming Up Favorites (Post, September 3, 2007; Page E03)

Nelson's Father Found (Post, September 3, 2007; Page E04)

Reasons for Optimism (By Sally Jenkins, August 30, 2007; Page E01)

U.S. Clinches Olympic Berth: Argentina Is Title Game Opponent : United States 135, Puerto Rico 91 (Post, September 2, 2007; Page D03)

NBA to Review Policies (Post, August 31, 2007; Page E04)

That's Amare: Big and Versatile, Stoudemire Anchors the U.S. Rotation (Post, August 30, 2007; Page E10)

James, Doin' It All: On U.S. Team, Cavs Star Content to Do 'Whatever They Need From Me' (Post, August 29, 2007; Page E04)

U.S. Rolls Into Semis: United States 117, Puerto Rico 78 (Post, August 29, 2007; 2:51 AM)

James, U.S. Turn it On: United States 118, Uruguay 79 (Post, August 30, 2007; 1:21 AM)

FIBA Americas Championship: U.S. Lets Up a Bit (Post, August 28, 2007; 6:14 AM)

U.S. Crushes Canada: Brazil Is Next to Close Out Opening Round: Team USA 113, Canada 63 (Post, August 26, 2007; Page D06)

Hoping for a Samba on the Strip (Post, August 26, 2007; Page D06)

Suns Sign Strawberry to Two-Year Deal (AP, August 28, 2007; 5:07 PM)

NEWS & NOTES: Rockets' Alston Arrested for Second Time This Month (Post, August 29, 2007; Page E02)

40 Minutes of 'Infierno' (Post, August 24, 2007; Page E04)

Team USA Cruises : USA 123, Virgin Islands 59 (Post, August 24, 2007; Page E04)

From Way Back, It's Redd: Once Lightly Regarded, All-Star Guard Sparks U.S. Team (Post, August 25, 2007; Page E03)

U.S. Roll in Opener: United States 112, Venezuela 69 (Post, August 23, 2007; Page E08)

Griffin Dies in Crash (Post, August 22, 2007; Page E02)

NBA Reviews Policies (Post, August 22, 2007; Page E02)

Referee Pleads Guilty: Former NBA Referee Faces Prison and Fine (Post, August 16, 2007; Page E01)

Old Dream, New Team: Star-Studded U.S. Wants to Reassert Its Place in the World (Post, August 22, 2007; Page E01)

No Laughing Matter (By Sally Jenkins, August 17, 2007; Page E01)

Scandal Is a Symptom (By Michael Wilbon, August 16, 2007; Page E01)

: Riley Staying Coach (Post, August 14, 2007; Page E02)

: Celtics Contact Miller (Post, August 9, 2007; Page E02)

In the Right Direction (Post, August 5, 2007; Page E12)

: To Be Yao and In Love (Post, August 11, 2007; Page E02)

Refs Put on a Smile: At Summer Clinic, NBA Refs Put on a Happy Face Despite Donaghy Investigation (Post, August 7, 2007; Page E04)

Link Seen in Robberies (AP, July 30, 2007; 5:23 PM)

: Oden Considers Break (Post, July 28, 2007; Page E02)

: Scandal Hurts Trust (Post, August 2, 2007; Page E02)

Monster Deal Moves Garnett (Post, August 1, 2007; Page E03)

Spotlight on a Shadow: Friends, Colleagues Paint Muddled Picture of Accused Ex-Referee (Post, July 27, 2007; Page E04)

Garnett Goes to Celtics: 10-Time All-Star to Leave Wolves in Multiplayer Deal (Post, July 31, 2007; Page E01)

A Telling Calling Card: Stats Show How Referee May Have Shaped Outcomes (Post, July 25, 2007; Page E01)

NBA Referee an 'Isolated Criminal': Commissioner Addresses Probe of Gambling on Games (Post, July 25, 2007; Page A01)

Suspension of Belief (By Sally Jenkins, July 24, 2007; Page E01)

Officials Seek Change (Post, July 25, 2007; Page E01)

What Did NBA Know?: League May Have Suspected Referee Had Gambling Problem (Post, July 24, 2007; Page E03)
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