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Report: Kerr out as Suns GMBasketball Betting Lines06/15/2010 - Phoenix, AZ (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Steve Kerr will reportedly not return as president and general manager of the Phoenix Suns. According to the Arizona Republic on Tuesday, Kerr will make a return to television as an NBA commentator after his three-year run with Phoenix. The Suns went a surprising 52-28 this past regular season and reached the Western Conference finals before being eliminated by the Los Angeles Lakers in six games. Kerr spent the first of his 15 NBA seasons as a player in Phoenix and returned as part-owner and consultant in 2004. In June 2007, he left his position as an analyst at TNT to become general manager of the club. Phoenix went through three coaches during Kerr's short tenure, as Mike D'Antoni left following the 2007-08 season and Terry Porter was fired at the 2008-09 All-Star break prior to Alvin Gentry taking over. Gentry guided the franchise back to the playoffs following a one-year absence. The paper's report also indicated Kerr will keep his ownership stake in the team. A former University of Arizona star, Kerr won five NBA championships with Chicago and San Antonio.
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Irving, TX (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Big 12 Commissioner Dan Beebe addressed the media at a press conference Tuesday and talked about the new-look 10-team league following an 11th-hour pact to save its very existence. Beebe and the Big
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Italy's Buffon could miss rest of World Cup >>
Cape Town, South Africa (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon could miss the rest of the FIFA World Cup with a back problem, the team said Tuesday. Buffon was substituted at halftime during Italy's 1-1 draw against Paragua
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