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Date: 2009-07-03 08:22:00

Bill Laimbeer won three WNBA titles in six years with the Detroit Shock and would like his next job to be in the NBA. Now his old Pistons teammate hopes he can have the same success. "If the opportunity is there and it's beneficial for me, I'll...

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