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Mar 24

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Beijing Ducks Ride Play of Stephon Marbury to Secure Third CBA Crown

"The real men will rise! The real men will rise," Beijing Ducks guard Stephon Marbury shouted in the visiting team's locker room among teammates, coaches and media on Sunday night as the capital team made it back-to-back Chinese Basketball Association titles with a hard fought 4-2 finals series win over the Liaoning Hunters. And the real men did certainly rise as the championship experience of the Ducks came in handy against a determined side from the northeast of China with Lester Hudson, who made it to the CBA finals last season with Xingjiang Flying Tigers, leading the charge.

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Mar 31

Stephon Marbury and the Beijing Ducks win their second CBA title in three years

Title Town: Beijing Ducks Claim Second CBA Crown

As the final buzzer sounded at the Hongshan Arena on Sunday night an air of adulation and relief could be seen on the faces of every member of the Beijing Ducks basketball team as they reclaimed their throne atop the Chinese Basketball Association with a 98-88 win over a strong Xinjiang Flying Tigers side.

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Apr 3

Marbury keeps his word and delivers Beijing its first CBA title

Stephon Marbury Becomes the King of Beijing after Leading Ducks to CBA Crown

In early 2010, when news started to circulate around the internet that two-time NBA All-Star Stephon Marbury had signed with a team in the Chinese Basketball Association many thought that would most likely be the last they would hear of the player who was highly touted going back to his high school days in New York.

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Mar 22

Another MVP performance from Stephon Marbury

The CBA Finals Marred By Foul Play Instruction

It could be another classic game in the history of the CBA, when the Beijing Ducks, with the help of Stephon Marbury, arguably the best import ever in the league, challenges the Guangdong Southern Tigers, which won seven out of eight recent finals. But what happened in Game 1 of the finals turned out to be a disgrace for Chinese basketball.

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Nov 23

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The Weibo Adventures Of Stephon Marbury And JR Smith

Two men exchanged pleasantries via Weibo on Wednesday night, one complimenting the other on a job well done. So far, so normal, considering this is China's leading social networking site, with over 25o million registered accounts. Yet the big difference was who was doing it; Stephon Marbury, two-time NBA All-Star, now with the Beijing Ducks, was congratulating J.R. Smith, the former Denver Nugget, on playing his part in Zhejiang Golden Bulls' victory over Guangdong Leopards that night.

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