AP Photo Adrian Peterson, the Sooner legend and current NFL superstar, recently compared his plight to that of the early-American slave. Slated to make $10.72 million if the 2011 season occurs, just about everyone

League owners ask, “Where have you gone Che Guevera?” (If you missed any of the previous installments in this series, click here.) Throughout this series, there has been a common theme. When it comes

AP Photo This is Part V in a series of posts discussing issues of the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement. Part I of this series discussed why there will be a lockout and Part II

The D-League: Shaping the NBA since…well, someday it might have an influence When it comes to developing young men drafted by their league, Major League Baseball’s “minor leagues” is the premiere system. Unlike the

College could have taught these guys some humility. Kobe Bryant never played a college basketball game. Kevin Garnett never attended a college class. LeBron James never even considered going the college route. Prior to

If you missed the first part, “Introduction to the Collective Bargaining Negotiations,” that discussed the imminence of a lockout, you can catch up here. Since most Oklahoma City Thunder fans were originally New Orleans/Oklahoma