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When Los Angeles Lakers fans hear the name Doug Christie, they do not think happy thoughts as he was a long-time rival of the team while playing for the Sacramento Kings in the early 2000s.

The Kings have not yet announced detailed plans for a permanent replacement, but Doug Christie will reportedly take over as the interim head coach. Doug Christie will be the interim head coach in ...

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Really hope Doug Christie is not being set up to fail. There’s opportunity in everything. Here’s Doug’s to prove he can be an NBA head coach. One thing’s for certain; players love Doug.

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JJ Redick recently made the decision to insert third-year guard Max Christie into the Los Angeles Lakers’ starting lineup in the role of defensive stopper, and the results have been solid so far.

Representative Kay Granger, Republican of Texas, has been largely absent from Capitol Hill since the summer and has moved into a retirement home. By Catie Edmondson Reporting from Washington Just ...

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