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Despite Success in Utah, Fisher Misses His Laker Days

In a recent L.A Times column, Utah Jazz guard, Derek Fisher asked out loud what many people have been wondering for the last three seasons. And that is: What would have happen if Shaq, Kobe and the rest of the Lakers did not implode in 2004? Here is what Fisher told J.A. Adande: "Professional sports, you know you're not...

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Five Awesome Irish Whiskey Sips for St. Patrick's Day

Starting with the big brands, consider Jameson Gold Reserve, a terrific expression that until recently was only available through airport duty-free retail.

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02/01/12 THREE PEAT Source: Statesville Record & Landmark - Statesville NC After shaking hands with spectators and congratulating his team, Lake Norman wrestling coach Morgan Fore finally exhaled following Wednesday's wrestling showdown.
04/21/11 Three peat ends in defeat Source: Keizer Times - Keizer OR A suspect is in custody after the third Rite Aid robbery since March 31 and has admitted to all three robberies at the drug store, police said.
04/11/11 Three peat is on Source: Stawell Times-News Reigning Grampians Cricket Association premier Swifts/Great Western is staring down the barrel of a third consecutive premiership as it prepares to meet Aradale in this weekend's grand final.
12/07/10 THREE PEAT Source: The Daily Southerner - Tarboro NC Tarboro Viking Kendall Jacobs was not going to be denied the right to do what he dreamt of doing for two years â start in a state championship game.

Background on Three peat

Three-peat is a contraction of the words three and repeat, which has been trademarked for commercial use by retired basketball coach Pat Riley; the active trademarks in force are registered under numbers 1552980, 1878690, and 1886018. (A fourth registration, #1977620, expired in 2003.) It is used either as a verb or noun used in American sports to refer to winning a third championship in a row.

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