Courtside Post

By Brittni Michaelis

Although prosecutors were seeking a three month jail term, Gilbert Arenas managed to avoid spending time behind bars today and was sentenced to, 30 days in a halfway house, register as a gun offender, two years probation, and 400 hours of community service.

by Leon Walker

Golf balls bearing pictures of 12 of the women that Tiger Woods allegedly had affairs with have gone on sale.

The “Tail of the Tiger” golf ball set has been released by Canadian company Creative Classics and retails at $44.95 for a set of 12 “for play”, or five dollars more for a “display” collection.

Mike Caldwell – the creator of the Tiger-baiting memorabilia, has said that he has so far sold around $40,000 worth of the balls – his entire first order and is scrambling to keep up with demand.

By Brittni Michaelis

The NBA and Commissioner David Stern gave out the third longest suspension in NBA history today, according to the Huffington Post.

by James Robles

Gilbert Arenas strode into the D.C. Superior Courtroom last Friday without his usual swagger and care free bravado. The all-star NBA player’s demeanor was all business, garbed in a pin stripe suit, only speaking when spoken to.

by Peter Stenson

According to TMZ.com, Adidas dropped Washington Wizards star Gilbert Arenas after his guilty plea Friday for felony gun possession without a license.

by James Robles

When Americans go to work on Monday morning they are expected to dress in a manner befitting their title, arrive on time, and perform their job functions while adhering to company norms. A deviation from this set standard usually results in an immediate termination. However, most Americans do not sign a six year, $111 million dollar job contract by the age of 27, subsequently launching themselves into superstardom.

by Courtside Post Staff Writer

According to TMZ, Law enforcement officials said that Gilbert Arenas, guard for the Washington Wizards, didn’t have a license to possess the guns he kept in the team’s locker room at the Verizon Center.