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Son Has the Suns on the Rise (washingtonpost.com) As an organization, the Suns want to put to rest the belief that Jerry Colangelo is responsible for all of the team's successes and Bryan is responsible for all of its blunders. To NBA fans who sneered at Bryan Colangelo's meteoric rise within the Phoenix Suns' organization, the 39-year-old is ready to share his secrets on corporate-ladder climbing. While Jerry is revered by Suns fans, Bryan had been dismissed by critics as an empty suit, the "boss's son." Ever since becoming general manager in 1995, Bryan has heard the whispers about nepotism, how he is "no Jerry," and is undeserving of his station, even from within his own organization. www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A10736-2005Jan14.html   (614 words)

Colangelo NBA's top executive www.azstarnet.com ® Bryan Colangelo was told by his father at age 11 that he would have to strike out on his own; he was sent to faraway Cornell to attend college. The honor was the kind of recognition, Jerry Colangelo said, that will mark Bryan's career prominently. Smiles all around: Bryan Colangelo - with Suns owner Robert Sarver, right - was selected NBA Executive of the Year on Tuesday by The Sporting News. www.azstarnet.com /dailystar/sports/75733.php   (702 words)

Printer Friendly Version - That's Amare According to Bryan Colangelo, Stoudemire injured his back during his Suns workout, which forced him to cancel the remainder of his exhibitions. Bryan Colangelo then traded Tony Delk and Rodney Rogers to Boston for Joe Johnson and the Celtics' first round pick that the Suns used to select Casey Jacobsen. Bryan Colangelo recalls a dunk during Stoudemire's workout that left the executive shaking his head. www.nydailynews.com /sports/basketball/v-pfriendly/story/54601p-51156c.html   (922 words)

Welcome to FOX 9 - Sports Bryan Colangelo became one of the team's minority owners and retained his job as president and head of basketball operations. Colangelo, whose front-office moves helped lead the Suns to the third-biggest turnaround in league history, will be presented the award at a news conference on Tuesday, said a league source, speaking on condition of anonymity. Colangelo was behind the decision last season to trade Stephon Marbury and Penny Hardaway to the New York Knicks, clearing salary cap room that led to the signing of free agents Nash and Quentin Richardson. www.kmsp.com /sports/story.asp?1645374   (405 words)

SportingNews.com Bryan's selection for the award makes the Colangelos the first father and son to win it; Jerry is a four-time recipient. Colangelo, the Suns' G.M. for the past 10 years, won the award by receiving 15 of the 41 votes cast by league executives, finishing ahead of Heat president Pat Riley (8.5 votes) and Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations John Paxson (8). His colleagues certainly did not overlook Colangelo's construction of the Suns when it came time to vote for the Sporting News' NBA Executive of the Year. www.sportingnews.com /exclusives/20050517/620329.html   (356 words)

Colangelo out as CEO of Diamondbacks, to be replaced by Moorad Colangelo, who moved to Arizona 36 years ago to become the Suns' general manager, remains chairman and CEO, and his son Bryan Colangelo is the team's president. Jerry Colangelo, who brought Arizona a major league baseball franchise in 1998 and a World Series title three years later, is being forced out as chief executive officer of the Diamondbacks and will be replaced by Jeff Moorad, an agent for several top players. Colangelo, the team's managing general partner, said Friday that after disagreements with the partnership that owns the team about the direction of the franchise, he was asked whether he would be willing to step down. www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2004/08/06/sports2000EDT0432.DTL   (610 words)

Juma Mohammed Abdul Latif Al Dossary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Colangelo-Bryan described finding Al Dossary hanging unconscious from a noose in the washroom, with blood pouring from a large wound in his right arm. The story was based on notes from Colangelo-Bryan, which US intelligence officials had declassified on October 19, 2005. Al Dossary reported that the lights were never turned off in his cell, and this interferred with his ability to sleep. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Juma_Mohammed_Abdul_Latif_Al_Dossary   (1735 words)

Cageprisoners.com - serving the caged prisoners in Guantanamo Bay Mr Al Dossary and Essa Al Murbati are suspected to have taken part in the July hunger strike, according to their lawyer Mr Colangelo-Bryan. The GDN had published the torture allegations stated in a report conducted by Mr Al Dossary's legal team, headed by attorney Joshua Colangelo-Bryan, during its visit to the security camp last October. In his letter, Mr Al Dossary also said that accounts of his torture in the Afghanistan detention centre and Guantanamo Bay were only some of the hardships he had faced while he was under US custody. www.cageprisoners.com /articles.php?id=9390   (596 words)

East Valley Tribune Daily Arizona News for Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale Phoenix Suns general manager Bryan Colangelo, left, is congratulated by Suns owner Robert Sarver during a news conference at which Colangelo was presented with his NBA Executive of the Year award in Phoenix last May. Colangelo, the reigning NBA executive of the year, made $1.25 million per year with the Suns, an NBA source confirmed. He also indicated he probably will not name an interim general manager now that the NBA trade deadline has passed and will divide up responsibilities among the existing staff until the summer. www.eastvalleytribune.com /index.php?sty=60022   (1159 words)

g-spoRts How about Phoenix Suns GM Bryan Colangelo… Previous award winners were based solely on their actions to improve their own teams via trades and free agent signings. However, Colangelo completed a trifecta by improving three different teams (none of which were his own!) Colangelo traded Jason Kidd to the New Jersey Nets, Cliff Robinson to the Detroit Pistons, and Tony Delk and Rodney Rogers to the Boston Celtics. In the "Only In Sports..." fact of the week, Duke star point guard and soon to be NBA player Jason Williams has officially changed his name to "Jay Williams." I was watching the playoff games on Tuesday night when Williams was interviewed during a break in the game. www.g-sports.net /pwr/rant9.shtml   (913 words)

Suns to trade 'Q' to Knicks Richardson happened to be in New York this morning for an apparel photo shoot when he got the news from his agent and Suns president and general manager Bryan Colangelo. Richardson said Colangelo told him that the deal was made to help make financial space with the contract extension of Amaré Stoudemire and re-signing of Joe Johnson forthcoming this summer. Richardson and his fiancé, Brandy, were building a home in the Valley that was nearly completed. www.azcentral.com /sports/suns/articles/0623sunsonline0624.html   (542 words)

Suns GM Colangelo named top NBA exec When Bryan Colangelo won the Arena Football League Executive of the Year award 12 years ago, his father told him, "Let's talk when you get the real one." Bryan's success in that way was never more evident than when he received Tuesday's award, selected by his fellow NBA general managers. The award said 2004-05, but it had as much to do with moves made last season, when he traded the maximum contracts of Stephon Marbury and Penny Hardaway to New York. www.azcentral.com /arizonarepublic/sports/articles/0518colangelo0518.html   (472 words)

ABC 7 News - Suns Nab McCarty From Celtics "In Walter McCarty we are adding another versatile and experienced veteran player that has developed a reputation as a great teammate," said Suns president and general manager Bryan Colangelo. "Walter is long and active and should provide a real spark off the bench." (Sports Network) - The Boston Celtics shipped disgruntled forward Walter McCarty to the Phoenix Suns Tuesday in an exchange for a 2005 conditional second-round draft choice. www.wjla.com /news/stories/0205/205867.html   (472 words)

Suns Acquire Walter McCarty From Celtics (phillyBurbs.com) "Walter is long and active and should provide a real spark off the bench," Phoenix president Bryan Colangelo said. The Celtics want to play their younger players and McCarty was unhappy with his role, Boston coach Doc Rivers said before the team's game in Milwaukee on Tuesday. PHOENIX - The Phoenix Suns traded for forward Walter McCarty on Tuesday, giving the Boston Celtics a 2005 draft pick in exchange for the nine-year NBA veteran. www.phillyburbs.com /pb-dyn/news/55-02082005-446947.html   (472 words)

Suns owner can bank on scrutiny www.azstarnet.com ® So even though Sarver's team led the NBA in victories last season, and even though GM Bryan Colangelo, guard Steve Nash and coach Mike D'Antoni were selected the best in their fields last season, that was not all Sarver heard about. Suns owner Robert Sarver is a familiar sight at America West Arena while waving his purple foam finger and doing chicken dances. The Suns landed guard Boris Diaw and two conditional first-round picks, leaving fans to wonder again if they were better off. www.azstarnet.com /dailystar/sports/96908.php   (813 words)

Voskuhl to be rewarded - Arizona Sports Fans Network 16, 2003 12:00 AM PORTLAND, Ore. - Suns coach Frank Johnson said re-signing reserve center Jake Voskuhl "has to be a priority" in the off-season, and Bryan Colangelo, president/general manager, indicated earlier this week that is the case. Voskuhl, who came to the Suns early last season in a trade with Chicago, said he wasn't sure at first how he would fit in. "That's pretty awesome," said Voskuhl, a free-agent-to-be whose role with the club has increased as the season progressed. www.arizonasportsfans.com /vb/showthread.php?t=8676   (330 words)

Phoenix agrees to trade Voskuhl to Bobcats - Boston.com - Basketball - Sports Suns president Bryan Colangelo said he could not comment until the new collective bargaining agreement with players is finished. Voskuhl will make $2 million next season, money the Suns can now use to try to re-sign Johnson, a critical part of the Phoenix team that won 62 games last season. The Phoenix Suns have agreed to trade center Jake Voskuhl to the Charlotte Bobcats for a conditional second-round draft pick, Voskuhl's agent said Wednesday. www.boston.com /sports/basketball/articles/2005/07/27/phoenix_agrees_to_trade_voskuhl_to_bobcats   (252 words)

Phoenix Acquires Steven Hunter (MagicMadness) "Steven Hunter's athleticism, shot blocking and rebounding ability give us an added dimension to address the need in the middle,'' Suns president and general manager Bryan Colangelo said Friday. Hunter averaged 3.5 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.05 blocks in 12.1 minutes in 145 career games with Orlando. An early entry candidate, Hunter played two seasons at DePaul where he finished third in school history in blocked shots with 128 and field goal percentage (.586). magicmadness.us /ar/t122.htm   (302 words)

AllSports' NBA News - Suns sign C Steven Hunter "Steven Hunter's athleticism, shot-blocking and rebounding ability gives us an added dimension to address the need in the middle," Suns president and general manager Bryan Colangelo said. Hunter likely received the veterans' minimum after the Suns used all of their salary cap room to sign free agent guards Steve Nash and Quentin Richardson. The 7-foot Hunter was a college teammate of Richardson's at DePaul, where he finished third in school history in blocked shots, collecting 128 in just two years. www.allsports.com /cgi-bin/showstory.cgi?story_id=50719   (344 words)

CBC Toronto - Raptor star Chris Bosh says he's staying in Toronto Bosh met Thursday morning with Raptors president and general manager Bryan Colangelo and head coach Sam Mitchell and was told they plan to do everything possible to keep him in the fold. Bosh led the Raptors in virtually every offensive category this season with career-high averages of 22.5 points, 9.2 rebounds and 39.3 minutes in 70 starts before suffering a season-ending thumb injury in a 125-116 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on March 26. Chris Bosh, the key to the future of the Toronto Raptors, said Thursday he is willing to sign a new contract this summer. www.cbc.ca /toronto/story/to_bosh20060421.html   (599 words)

CNNSI.com - Pro Basketball - Skiles out as Suns' head coach - Sunday February 17, 2002 11:00 PM Skiles, the NBA's second-youngest coach at 37, said he and team president Bryan Colangelo reached a mutual agreement to part ways during a meeting Saturday morning. Skiles won 50 games last year, but it was no secret that veterans Jason Kidd, Shawn Marion and Rodney Rogers, among others, were sometimes annoyed by what they perceived as nit-picking by their coach. Scott Skiles says he is partially responsible for the Suns' struggles this season. sportsillustrated.cnn.com /basketball/news/2002/02/17/skiles_report   (838 words)

SUNS: Tucson to Host Suns 2005 Training Camp When a scheduling conflict arose that prompted the move, the University of Arizona stepped in and provided us a perfect backdrop for training camp.” Suns President and General Manager Bryan Colangelo said. Amaré Stoudemire and the Suns will head south to Tucson for training camp in October. This marks the team’s first Tucson appearance since playing a preseason game on Oct. 15, 2000 at the McKale Center. www.nba.com /suns/news/release_050817.html   (415 words)

local6.com - NBA - Suns Nab McCarty From Celtics "In Walter McCarty we are adding another versatile and experienced veteran player that has developed a reputation as a great teammate," said Suns president and general manager Bryan Colangelo. The 6-10, 230-pound McCarty was averaging 3.7 points, 1.8 rebounds and 12.6 minutes over 44 games this season, nearly half of what he averaged last year. McCarty, who had been with the Celtics since 1997, averaged 7.9 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 77 games, including 23 starts, last season. www.local6.com /nba/4177449/detail.html   (308 words)

TSN.ca - Print Story - Canada's Sports Leader ''Walter is long and active and should provide a real spark off the bench,'' Phoenix president Bryan Colangelo said. The 31-year-old McCarty is the third veteran added by the Suns since they began the season with the league's youngest roster. The Celtics want to play their younger players and McCarty was unhappy with his role, Boston coach Doc Rivers said before the team's game in Milwaukee on Tuesday. www.tsn.ca /tools/print_story.asp?id=114221   (230 words)

Raja Bell to be a Sun... - KFBA: The Message Board Suns GM Bryan Colangelo declined comment on the story, citing league policy that prohibits NBA teams from commenting on free-agent negotiations during the moratorium. Guard Raja Bell told ESPN.com on Friday that he's planning to join the Suns later this month, as soon as NBA free agents are allowed to formally sign new contracts. Bell, 28, averaged 11.6 points in two seasons with the Jazz to augment his reputation for sticky perimeter defense. kfba.net /Forums/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=6628   (503 words)

SUNS: Suns Sign Guard Raja Bell “Raja represents everything you look to add to your team to help you win basketball games,” said Suns President and General Manager Bryan Colangelo. Bell averaged 11.6 points over the past two seasons with Utah from 2003-05 after averaging 3.8 points in his first three NBA seasons split between Philadelphia and Dallas, where he was a former teammate of 2004-05 league MVP Steve Nash in 2002-03. Bell, who was born in St. Croix, is a member of the U.S. Virgin Islands National Team, and moved to Miami in the eighth grade. www.nba.com /suns/news/bell_050803.html   (401 words)

THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE PHOENIX SUNS Check out our in-depth tributes to Steve Nash, who was named the 2004-05 NBA MVP, Mike D'Antoni, the league's Coach of the Year and Suns President Bryan Colangelo, who received the Executive of the Year award. Suns All-Star Amaré Stoudemire was among a group of NBA stars who delivered truckloads of food, clothing and medical supplies to shelters temporarily housing displaced victims of Hurricane Katrina in Houston this weekend. The Phoenix Suns summer basketball camps are now sold out. www.nba.com /suns   (401 words)

Suns say Thomas won't slow team down - Boston.com - Basketball - Sports According to team president Bryan Colangelo, Stoudemire is counting on it. Thomas will be counted upon to take pressure off center Amare Stoudemire, who averaged 29.9 points in the playoffs, with 42 against Tim Duncan and the Spurs in the Game 5 loss. Thomas has improved steadily, averaging 12.2 points and 8.5 rebounds in 400 games over the last five years after posting 8.2 points and 6.0 rebounds in 227 games his first five. www.boston.com /sports/basketball/articles/2005/07/01/suns_say_thomas_wont_slow_team_down?mode=PF   (642 words)

THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE PHOENIX SUNS Check out our in-depth tributes to Steve Nash, who was named the 2004-05 NBA MVP, Mike D'Antoni, the league's Coach of the Year and Suns President Bryan Colangelo, who received the Executive of the Year award. Suns All-Star Steve Nash and former Phoenix forward Ced Ceballos took time out on Tuesday to encourage victims of Hurricane Katrina, who arrived in the Valley over the weekend and have found shelter at Veterans Memorical Coliseum. The Phoenix Suns summer basketball camps are now sold out. www.nba.com /suns   (642 words)

Local10.com - NBA - Phoenix Secures Barbosa, Diaw Through '06-07 Season "Leandro Barbosa and Boris Diaw are two very exciting and talented young players," said Suns president and general manager Bryan Colangelo. Barbosa, who was traded to the Suns after San Antonio selected him 28th overall in the 2003 draft, has averaged 7.5 points and 2.2 assists in two seasons with Phoenix. The Phoenix Suns exercised the fourth-year option on the rookie contracts of both Leandro Barbosa and Boris Diaw, locking the young prospects up through at least the 2006-07 season. www.local10.com /nba/5193980/detail.html   (225 words)

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