The Celtics' Terrence Williams was arrested over the weekend after he allegedly threatened a woman with a handgun. [Seattle Times]
The Celtics' Terrence Williams was arrested over the weekend after he allegedly threatened a woman with a handgun. [Seattle Times]
The man in charge of USA Basketball once owned the Suns and the Diamondbacks, the WNBA's Mercury, and the arena league's Rattlers. He was also responsible for bringing the NHL to Phoenix. But if you were to say something nasty to his mom, Jerry Colangelo wasn't always above behaving like some beer-soaked barfly in…
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