The Inside Game
Race, Power, and Politics in the NBA
1st edition
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Contributions
- Spike Lee - Foreword
Publication
2004-05-01 - University of Akron Press
Language
English
Word Count
112,500 words, Guess
Page Count
450 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL8806113M
- ISBN-139781931968140
- ISBN-101931968144
- OCLC Control Number54487524
- OCLC Control Numberinsidegameracepo0000embr
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number2004003605
- LibraryThing5493678
- Goodreads1911277
Classifications
- LCCGV884.E53 A3 2004
Description
Summary:"Wayne Embry went from being an All-star basketball player at Miami University to an NBA Executive of the Year. In his new autobiography, The Inside Game, Embry chronicles his 40 years in The National Basketball Association (NBA) and discusses the problems threatening to undermine it. Embry, who was once sent home from a game in the old Richfield Coliseum when a bullet was found on his seat, tells the inside story of his fall from grace."--Jacket
Description
"Wayne Embry went from being an All-star basketball player at Miami University to an NBA Executive of the Year. In his new autobiography, The Inside Game, Embry chronicles his 40 years in The National Basketball Association (NBA) and discusses the problems threatening to undermine it. Embry, who was once sent home from a game in the old Richfield Coliseum when a bullet was found on his seat, tells the inside story of his fall from grace."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
Maybe I should have known right from the beginning how it was going to end in Cleveland, and maybe I should have been more prepared.
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Series Statement
- Ohio History and Culture
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