- Joe
Dumars III (/ˈduːmɑːrz/ DOO-marz; born May 24, 1963) is an
American professional basketball executive and
former player who is the
executive vice president...
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Dumars or
DuMars is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
David Dumars (born 1957),
American football player Joe
Dumars (born 1963), American...
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Isiah Thomas got the
Pistons going with a
layup and a jumper. Then Joe
Dumars completed a three-point play and
Aguirre scored on an
offensive rebound...
- defensive-minded
style of play, the Pistons' core
featured guards Isiah Thomas and Joe
Dumars,
forwards Adrian Dantley and Rick ****rn,
center Bill Laimbeer, and bench...
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Susan Millar DuMars, Irish-American poet and
short fiction author, was born in
Philadelphia in 1966.
Millar DuMars was born and
raised in Philadelphia...
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announced his
retirement at 42,
after 20
years with the NBA. Pistons'
guard Joe
Dumars was
named MVP for the series.
Prior to the 2014 NBA Finals, the Pistons...
- Rick Carlisle – 2002 NBA
Executive of the Year Joe
Dumars – 2003 NBA
Sportsmanship Award Joe
Dumars – 1996 J.
Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award Bob Lanier –...
- 1988–89 NBA Championship.
Pistons win
series 4–0 Joe
Dumars, NBA
Finals Most
Valuable Player Award Joe
Dumars, NBA All-Defensive
First Team
Dennis Rodman, NBA...
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Stade du 26
Mars is
located in the
southern neighborhoods of Bamako, Mali. It
serves as a home
ground for
domestic football club
Stade Malien and is the...
- 9.4 ****ists and 1.7
steals per game,
while last year's
Finals MVP Joe
Dumars averaged 17.8
points and 4.9 ****ists per game, and was
named to the All-NBA...
