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Mark Cuban Says People Prefer Dogecoin Over Bitcoin When Buying Dallas Mavericks Merchandise
Mark Cuban says Dogecoin is easier to spend as it does not appreciate like Bitcoin and people don't want to hoard it forever. He said his NBA team -- Dallas Mavericks -- sells thousands of dollars of merchandise every month. The store was among the first to accept payments in Dogecoin.
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Mark Cuban Shows Support for Dogecoin Again, Announces Rewards for Dallas Mavericks Merch Buyers
Mark Cuban is a known supporter of cryptocurrency and his NBA team Dallas Mavericks is one of the few major sporting ventures that have shown faith in digital coins. The Shark Tank star's basketball team was one of the first to start accepting payments in Dogecoin for its merchandise and soon after that, Cuban said the move led to a 550 percent inc...
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Basketball Needs Money to Thrive in India: Satnam Singh
Satnam Singh Bhamara, who was picked by Dallas Mavericks in the NBA draft and later played in five pre-season games, wants the Indian government to help the game grow in the country.
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NBA Pick From India Makes Entire Village Feel 7 Feet Tall
Since Satnam Singh Bhamara became the first Indian-born player drafted by an N.B.A. team, Ballo Ke has celebrated the milestone as its own.
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Dallas Mavericks Find Groove, Satnam Singh Finally Finds Feet in NBA
India's Satnam Singh was brought in with about two minutes left in the first quarter in place of last game's top scorer Jeremy Tyler.
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Satnam Singh Scores in a Thrilling Win for Dallas Mavericks
Satnam Singh entered the game with two minutes left in the first quarter. He immediately made an impact grabbing a defensive rebound with 1:44 left on the clock. He went on to score his first points in the game with a free throw in the second quarter.
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Satnam Singh Happy With Early Opportunities in NBA
Satnam Singh played for Dallas against New Orleans and Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday and Sunday but his team was on the losing side on both occasions.
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Satnam Singh Scores in Dallas Mavericks' Second Straight Loss
Satnam Singh played 12 minutes totalling four points and two rebounds. Dallas Mavericks fell to the Portland Trail Blazers 80-93.
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Satnam Singh Makes His NBA Debut But Dallas Mavericks Fall Short
Satnam Singh had four points, three rebounds and one assist in a total game time of just over 10 minutes
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Dallas Mavericks to Prepare Satnam Singh for NBA D-League
Dallas Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle, newly hired Texas Legends head coach Nick Van Exel and Donnie Nelson (co-owner of Legends) once again reiterated the franchise's plan for Satnam Singh to play in the NBA D-League in order to gain more experience. The Legends are affiliated with Mavericks.
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Satnam Singh Bhamara Recommended for Arjuna Award
Satnam Singh Bhamara became the first Indian hoopster to be drafted into the NBA League last month. He will play for Dallas Mavericks next season.
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Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal Felicitates Satnam Singh Bhamara
Satnam Singh Bhamara on Friday created history when he became the first Indian to be selected in NBA draft. The 7 feet 2 inches tall hoopster from Barnala in Punjab was picked by Dallas Mavericks.
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Satnam Singh Hopes his NBA Entry will Open Doors for Aspiring Indian Basketballers
Satnam Singh Bhamra, who was picked up by the Dallas Mavericks, moved to Florida for training before making his presence felt in the NBA circuit. The 19-year-old sensation believes that many hoopsters can take a leaf out of his book to dream big.
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Satnam Singh Makes NBA History, Punjab Hoopster Dreams Big for India
Satnam Singh Bhamara will become second Indian-origin basketball player after Sim Bhullar to feature in the NBA. The 7 feet 2 inches tall hoopster from Barnala in Punjab became the youngest player to represent India at the 26th Asian Basketball Championship at Wuhan in China in 2011. He will play for Dallas Mavericks next season.
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Dallas Mavericks owner: Ousting Donald Sterling 'slippery slope'
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban called Donald Sterling's purported comments about minorities "abhorrent" while saying he didn't think the NBA could force him out as owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Mark Cuban Says People Prefer Dogecoin Over Bitcoin When Buying Dallas Mavericks Merchandise
Mark Cuban says Dogecoin is easier to spend as it does not appreciate like Bitcoin and people don't want to hoard it forever. He said his NBA team -- Dallas Mavericks -- sells thousands of dollars of merchandise every month. The store was among the first to accept payments in Dogecoin.
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Mark Cuban Shows Support for Dogecoin Again, Announces Rewards for Dallas Mavericks Merch Buyers
Mark Cuban is a known supporter of cryptocurrency and his NBA team Dallas Mavericks is one of the few major sporting ventures that have shown faith in digital coins. The Shark Tank star's basketball team was one of the first to start accepting payments in Dogecoin for its merchandise and soon after that, Cuban said the move led to a 550 percent inc...
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Basketball Needs Money to Thrive in India: Satnam Singh
Satnam Singh Bhamara, who was picked by Dallas Mavericks in the NBA draft and later played in five pre-season games, wants the Indian government to help the game grow in the country.
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NBA Pick From India Makes Entire Village Feel 7 Feet Tall
Since Satnam Singh Bhamara became the first Indian-born player drafted by an N.B.A. team, Ballo Ke has celebrated the milestone as its own.
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Dallas Mavericks Find Groove, Satnam Singh Finally Finds Feet in NBA
India's Satnam Singh was brought in with about two minutes left in the first quarter in place of last game's top scorer Jeremy Tyler.
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Satnam Singh Scores in a Thrilling Win for Dallas Mavericks
Satnam Singh entered the game with two minutes left in the first quarter. He immediately made an impact grabbing a defensive rebound with 1:44 left on the clock. He went on to score his first points in the game with a free throw in the second quarter.
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Satnam Singh Happy With Early Opportunities in NBA
Satnam Singh played for Dallas against New Orleans and Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday and Sunday but his team was on the losing side on both occasions.
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Satnam Singh Scores in Dallas Mavericks' Second Straight Loss
Satnam Singh played 12 minutes totalling four points and two rebounds. Dallas Mavericks fell to the Portland Trail Blazers 80-93.
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Satnam Singh Makes His NBA Debut But Dallas Mavericks Fall Short
Satnam Singh had four points, three rebounds and one assist in a total game time of just over 10 minutes
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Dallas Mavericks to Prepare Satnam Singh for NBA D-League
Dallas Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle, newly hired Texas Legends head coach Nick Van Exel and Donnie Nelson (co-owner of Legends) once again reiterated the franchise's plan for Satnam Singh to play in the NBA D-League in order to gain more experience. The Legends are affiliated with Mavericks.
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Satnam Singh Bhamara Recommended for Arjuna Award
Satnam Singh Bhamara became the first Indian hoopster to be drafted into the NBA League last month. He will play for Dallas Mavericks next season.
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Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal Felicitates Satnam Singh Bhamara
Satnam Singh Bhamara on Friday created history when he became the first Indian to be selected in NBA draft. The 7 feet 2 inches tall hoopster from Barnala in Punjab was picked by Dallas Mavericks.
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Satnam Singh Hopes his NBA Entry will Open Doors for Aspiring Indian Basketballers
Satnam Singh Bhamra, who was picked up by the Dallas Mavericks, moved to Florida for training before making his presence felt in the NBA circuit. The 19-year-old sensation believes that many hoopsters can take a leaf out of his book to dream big.
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Satnam Singh Makes NBA History, Punjab Hoopster Dreams Big for India
Satnam Singh Bhamara will become second Indian-origin basketball player after Sim Bhullar to feature in the NBA. The 7 feet 2 inches tall hoopster from Barnala in Punjab became the youngest player to represent India at the 26th Asian Basketball Championship at Wuhan in China in 2011. He will play for Dallas Mavericks next season.
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Dallas Mavericks owner: Ousting Donald Sterling 'slippery slope'
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban called Donald Sterling's purported comments about minorities "abhorrent" while saying he didn't think the NBA could force him out as owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.
