Alonzo Mourning News

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Share + Jul 8, 2009 10:25 pm US/Eastern NEW ORLEANS Former NBA player Alonzo Mourning, known for his superior moves under the basket, is also being recognized for his work off the court.

This week, New Times publishes " Dwyane's Disaster ," a cover story about Dwyane Wade's catastrophic partnership with Richard von Houtman, a British baron with a sordid past.

Dwyane Wade will remain in Miami on one condition. He wants the Heat to become a championship contender again, the quicker the better.

Hours after flashy first-round pick Ricky Rubio skipped an introductory news conference with the Minnesota Timberwolves, team president David Kahn said he believes Rubio and Jonny Flynn will be one of the most dynamic defensive backcourts in the NBA over time.As for whether Rubios absence means he will remain in Spain for another year, Kahn said ...

After a 15-season career in the National Basketball Association, newly retired Miami Heat star Alonzo Mourning now puts his energies into helping children in underserved communities.

Timberwolves: Ricky Rubio was not present when Minnesota introduced its 2009 draft class on Friday.

With few exceptions, there seems to be only two methods at work right now in the NBA: Load up for next season, or get in position for next summer's free-agent extravaganza.

In the wake of the NBA Draft, you start to hear rumors about what teams supposedly were attempting to do.

Point guard Pat Beverley and forward Robert Dozier had off-the-court troubles in college, but Heat president Pat Riley is confident the team has properly vetted the two rookies.

Alonzo Mourning is returning to the Miami Heat as an executive. Mourning announced Friday that he has been named Miami's vice president of player development, and will begin the new job soon.

Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade and former teammate Alonzo Mourning are well known in South Florida for taking up charitable causes.

When President Obama arrived at the Mandarin Oriental hotel for a fund-raising reception on Thursday night, the new White House rules of political purity were in order: no lobbyists allowed.

In the last 10 years, international players have been the go-to guys on a number of NBA teams, including the newest champions, the Los Angeles Lakers.

Dwyane Wade is accustomed to getting the star treatment. But the Miami Heat guard found himself nearly speechless on Friday when he fulfilled a long-time goal of meeting President Barack Obama at the White House.

With Father's Day approaching, Dwyane Wade teamed with Alonzo Mourning and President Barack Obama, a fellow Chicagoan, on Friday for a summit at the White House on the subject of fatherhood.

It's been dangerously hot for people who work outside, and that includes people who come to work in camouflage and boots.

N. Miami School Name Game Pits Reno V. Mourning Jun 16, 2009 8:31 am US/Eastern N. Miami School Name Game Pits Reno V. Mourning NORTH MIAMI There's controversy surrounding a brand new high school set to open in North Miami in the fall.

In an unlikely matchup, basketball star Alonzo Mourning and his wife, Tracy, are leading former U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno as the final buzzer nears.

By Cedric Golden AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Sunday, June 14, 2009 Phil Jackson: coach for the ages? That debate has raged on for some time, but it's sure to gain some steam after Jackson's Los Angeles Lakers close out the outgunned Orlando Magic in the NBA Finals.