http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=bkp.nbanotes&prov=st&type=lgns Also note the ad in the top right corner : http://r5.us.rmi.yahoo.com/rmi/http...il.asp/rmivars?target=_top?m=1100951&aid=5568 This is your chance to learn and design the moves, then lead your team to victory on your very own court with the new NBA Playbook. Includes an erasable play board so you can draw out the plays and design moves of your own. Introduction by Houston Rockets and 2000 U.S. Olympic Coach Rudy Tomjanovich. For Ages 7 and up. By Scholastic
The driving duties fall to Colin Pine, whom everyone knows by now serves as Yao's interpreter. For the $250,000 per year that the Rockets are paying him, Pine also runs errands for Yao and occasionally joins Yao and his family for a home-cooked meal. Whoa!! Wasn't it Jeff who said this job was more about prestige than money?? $250 K... that's a sweet gig!
I met a friend of Colin Pine recently and commented to him that Colin will be able to cash it in big with book rights in the future. I mean, he has unparalleled access to Yao in the first year of his NBA career. He's totally set.
LOL, right on money! Even hire extra driver wont cost that much. $250k/year ??? Holy, everybody make big $$$ in NBA. haha, good.
Pine could sale books about him and Yao in the future and make literally millions. (if Yao becomes a true greats of the game) -G'day-
I think $250K sounds about right. I heard that Pine delayed law school for the job for Yao. Also, Yao's worth millions, even billions. No way, they pay $70K for Pine, $250K sounds right.
LOL. How many pages are in this playbook? That's Dream and Barkley on the cover with him, was that the last time he diagrammed a play? Just kidding folks!
