Bibliography for: "Always a Maverick: Nick Van Exel was known as much for his difficult attitude as his trademark hot streaks until he was traded to Dallas last season. Now, the fire in his belly has ignited the Mavericks' run to the Western Conference finals"

Sean Deveney "Always a Maverick: Nick Van Exel was known as much for his difficult attitude as his trademark hot streaks until he was traded to Dallas last season. Now, the fire in his belly has ignited the Mavericks' run to the Western Conference finals". Sporting News, The. FindArticles.com. 29 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1208/is_21_227/ai_102272391/

Sporting News, The

View more issues:

Articles in May 26, 2003 issue of Sporting News, The

• The boys of summer
• Multi-tasking keeps baseball simple
  by Fritz Quindt
• The 10 big races to watch this year COCA-COLA 600 RACE 4 of TSN 10
• A.L. reports
• The end is near for Bowden
  by Matt Hayes
• TSN 2003 NBA Awards
• Always a Maverick: Nick Van Exel was known as much for his difficult attitude as his trademark hot streaks until he was traded to Dallas last season. Now, the fire in his belly has ignited the Mavericks' run to the Western Conference finals
  by Sean Deveney
• Statscape
  by Steve Walters
• A keen eye for Zeus
  by David Ginsburg
• Looking for an edge?
• On air
• Just let the man do his job
  by Lee Spencer
• N.L. reports
• The time may be right for a religious conversion
  by Mike DeCourcy
• NBA players' offseason habits
• Mighty foundation: some may call the Mighty Ducks' Cinderella run to the Stanley Cup finals a fluke, but there's more to this team than meets the eye
  by Kara Yorio
• Top five
  by Jeff Paur
• Scouts' views
• Shining stars
• Stretching for a dollar
  by Fritz Quindt
• Playoffs can expand if it's done right
  by Ken Rosenthal
• L.A. needs a mailman
  by Sean Deveney
• Ultimate Fantasy source
  by Brendan Roberts
• It's on the Internet; it has to be true
• Hard knocks: most of the Tigers, including first-year manager Alan Tramell, are learning on the job
  by Matt Crossman
• Best switch hitters
  by Tom Gatto
• Top five
  by Vinnie Iyer
• Your turn
• It's all about the money: NASCAR purse distributions don't always make sense—a team can take home more cash than one that finishes above it—but the system for slicing the payoff pie is anything but arbitrary
  by Lee Spencer
• Minor league update
  by Kevin Wheeler
• NFC
• The way we were: the Babe once made an exit like Mike's
  by Mike Kilduff
• Ready for prime time: LeBron James will be taken first in the draft, his team determined in a lottery shifted to nighttime to capitalize on his popularity, but his No. 1 status likely has as much to do with ticket sales as talent
  by Sean Deveney
• RHP Baltolo Colon, White Sox
  by Lewis Shaw
• AFC
• To know list: a 7-part series—first to read four wins
• The buzz
  by Fritz Quindt
• Home-field advantages
  by Todd Jones
• Cechmanek is better off
  by Kara Yorio
• Matchup heaven & hell
• Bob Hille's starting 5
• Vital stats
  by Fritz Quindt
• Coming attractions
• Simplifying a complex world
  by Dan Pompei
• The pen that broke down the bars
  by Dave Kindred