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Peter E. O'Keefe

Peter E. O'Keefe

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Editor, Blue Man Hoop

Hobart

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Survival, Camping , Firearms, Hunting, Archery , Fishing

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Any Breaking News , Any News items

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Total articles 3367

  • Warriors' Jimmy Butler trade takes positive new turn after Play-In result

    By Peter E. O'Keefe| Blue Man Hoop@ Quite a turnaround from all involved!When the Golden State Warriors and Miami Heat completed the Jimmy Butler trade in early February, both teams were floundering in difficult and uninspiring situations. The Warriors quickly surged with Butler to rise up the Western Conference standings and secure the seventh-seed, but the Heat continued to fall into a deeper hole and finished the regular season as the 10th-seed in the East with a 37-45 record.

    By Peter E. O'Keefe · Blue Man Hoop

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Stephen Curry and Warriors claim another victim as rival's era ends before it began

    By Peter E. O'Keefe| Blue Man Hoop@ Back to the Sacramento of old... The Sacramento Kings are a team back in disarray right now, having suffered Play-In elimination at the hands of former Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson and the Dallas Mavericks at Golden 1 Center on Wednesday. In the hours following the loss, the Kings swiftly parted ways with General Manager Monte McNair, replacing him with long-time executive Scott Perry.

    By Peter E. O'Keefe · Blue Man Hoop

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Warriors' Jimmy Butler trade takes positive new turn after Play-In result

    By Peter E. O'Keefe| Blue Man Hoop@ Quite a turnaround from all involved!When the Golden State Warriors and Miami Heat completed the Jimmy Butler trade in early February, both teams were floundering in difficult and uninspiring situations. The Warriors quickly surged with Butler to rise up the Western Conference standings and secure the seventh-seed, but the Heat continued to fall into a deeper hole and finished the regular season as the 10th-seed in the East with a 37-45 record.

    By Peter E. O'Keefe · Blue Man Hoop

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Blue Man Hoop