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Tom Penn

07.20.10

Hornets lure Spurs exec Demps; Suns still without GM Dell Demps, Lon Babby, Phoenix Suns, Suns News, Tom Penn | (0)
On the same day they introduced Lon Babby as their new president of basketball operations, the Phoenix Suns lost out on the services of San Antonio executive Dell Demps for their vacant general... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
07.17.10

Suns, Hornets Move to Fill GM Jobs Chris Mullin, Dave Griffin, Dell Demps, Dell+Demps, Jeff Bower, Jeff Weltman, Jeff+Weltman, kevin pritchard, Mark Warkentien, Suns News, Tom Penn | (0)
by Sam AmickFiled under: Hornets, Suns, Trail BlazersWith the NBA's free agency period reaching its later stages, the Phoenix Suns are among three teams that remain without the very men who are paid to make those player hires. There is, however, incremental progress on that front. According to league sources, Phoenix owner Robert Sarver interviewed San Antonio vice president of basketball operations Dell Demps for the team's vacant general manager position while in Las Vegas this week. Sarver is expected to formalize the hiring of agent Lon Babby as the team's president soon, with the general manager working underneath him. Demps is ...
07.15.10

Report: Demps and Penn are front-runners for Suns GM job Dell Demps, Lon Babby, Phoenix Suns, Suns News, Tom Penn | (0)
According to a Yahoo! Sports report Wednesday, San Antonio Spurs executive Dell Demps and former Portland Trail Blazers assistant general manager Tom Penn have become the two leading candidates for... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
05.04.10

Blazers May Be Gone, but GM Kevin Pritchard Should Stay Andre Miller, brandon roy, Juwan Howard, kevin pritchard, marcus camby, Martell Webster, Paul Allen, Suns News, Tom Penn | (0)
by Sam AmickFiled under: Suns, Trail Blazers, NBA PlayoffsPORTLAND, Ore. -- The dead man walking couldn't have looked more alive on Thursday night. Kevin Pritchard was being Kevin Pritchard again, the Portland general manager mingling on the Rose Garden floor while wondering like the rest of the Rip City residents whether his team had one last punch in store. True to their fighting form, they did. So spirited was their 99-90 loss to Phoenix that the home crowd stood until the end as if the outcome was reversed, an insurmountable deficit and the end to a torturously-terrific season greeted in the final seconds ...