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Twists of Fate

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https://www.nba.com/pistons/features/truebluepistons_110711.html Pistons.com May 31, 20123:49 PM EDT Six summers before Joe Dumars and Terry Porter would share the same court as key figures for their teams in the 1990 NBA Finals, the two small-college stars shared a van ride up State Road 37 from Bloomington, Ind., to Indianapolis. There were four other pretty fair basketball players in the van Bobby Knight had graciously arranged for the last cuts from the 1984 U.S. Olympic team that would romp to the gold medal in Los Angeles, the field greatly weakened by the Soviet bloc boycott: Charles Barkley, Karl Malone, John Stockton and A.C. Green. Twenty-two years later, Barkley and Dumars returned to Indianapolis, site of the 2006 Final Four, to be introduced as the stars of that year’s Hall of Fame class. I was there, covering that Final Four, when Dumars reminisced about that van ride. In a hotel ballroom, Dumars – who by that point had won two NBA titles as a player and one as the archit

Joe Dumars Brings ‘Bad Boy’ NBA Hall Of Fame Attitude, Resume To ISE Basketball

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http://www.nysportsjournalism.com/dumars-joins-ise-basketball-81/2017/8/1/joe-dumars-brings-bad-boy-nba-hall-of-fame-attitude-resume-t.html Tuesday, August 1, 2017 at 04:33PM By Barry Janoff He might bring a "Bad Boy" attitude to his new job, but he certainly will be arriving with years of player and executive experience and respectability. Independent Sports & Entertainment Worldwide , a leading integrated sports, media, entertainment and management company, has signed Joe Dumars, basketball Hall of Fame player and former NBA Executive of the Year, as president of ISE Basketball. Dumars will oversee all aspects of the basketball representation business with a focus on "growth and providing clients best in class service at every stage of their career both on and off the court." Financial terms were not disclosed. "Joe’s arrival at ISE marks the tone for the future of our basketball practice and business," Hank Ratner, ISE president and CEO, said in a