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FUNNY SPORTS SATIRE
LARRY BROWN'S BRAKES CUT
Larry Brown had "a close call" this afternoon
when his brakes "failed" as he approached reporters near the Knicks
practice facility from which the reporters had been banned.
Brown's "brakes had been cut," said a source
with the Greenburgh police, leaving Brown immediately to speculate
whether James Dolan, the team's president, might be involved.
"You gotta wonder," he said. "You gotta ask
yourself, could it be? Could it be him? Who else would want this?
You gotta ask that question."
Both Dolan and Isiah Thomas, the team's
president, have recently made a spectacle of their wish to see Brown
gone, although neither will publicly admit it. Thomas is widely
expected to coach the team next season, his formal introduction
merely awaiting Dolan's solution to the problem of Brown's hefty
contract.
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"Larry's death would be convenient," Dolan
wrote in a secret diary, portions of which were stolen by, and
excerpted in, last week's New York Post. "I want him out [of the
organization]. But I don't want to pay him the full amount of his
contract. I wish he'd somehow just die, like conveniently in an
accident."
Dolan remains a "person of interest" in two
attempts to "poison" Lenny Wilkins two years ago, when Wilkins was
the Knicks head coach and the team was underachieving. Dolan has
rejected this innuendo, and, instead, has steered investigators
toward Thomas, who, at the time, was "twice seen, smiling,"
depositing "unknown substances" in Wilkins' beverages, according to
witness testimony from, among others, Anucha Browne Sanders, who has
a pending suit against Thomas for sexual harassment and unfair
dismissal.
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Dolan was asked if he'd had a hand in the
sabotaging of Brown's car. "Uh, where's the motive? Where's the, uh,
motive?"
Brown said he'll let investigators figure
out "how this happened," but that, for now, he's the team's head
coach, has no plans to step down, and intends to "survive further
assassination attempts."
We would like to thank Steve Becker,
editor and writer of the " Becker Sports Report" for permission to reprint this article.
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