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Gone are the days of subpar hotdogs and nachos at Minneapolis’ Target Center now that chef David Fhima, in partnership with Levy, has re-envisioned the culinary scene inside the venue. Fhima came on just prior to the 2016-17 NBA season and hit the ground running, overhauling both the general area concessions and premium level menus. Fhima emphasizes the quality ingredients being used in the concessions menu items, all of which have a focus on local. Besides adding unique additions not often found in sporting arenas, Fhima’s quest for quality extends to classic fan favorites as well. “I wanted to make not only the best hotdog, but put it on the best bun,” he said. Each of these tasty confections Continue to Article

October 18, 2017 11:56:am EST

Before he was hitting threes as the Red Mamba for the San Antonio Spurs, Matt Bonner was assembling sandwiches on the corner of Manchester and Concord at a local deli in New Hampshire. Bonner’s sandwich surroundings eventually gave way to a side career as a blogger, as the three-point shooting big man began keeping track of his nationwide sandwich exploits for the Spurs’ website in 2008. “At that time, blogs were a big thing,” Bonner told SI Eats earlier this month. Continue to Article

October 18, 2017 10:28:am EST

As we open the first week of the NBA season, most people seem to agree when it comes to who's at the very top. In fact, let's be honest, everyone is picking the Warriors and Cavs as the two teams to get back to the NBA Finals. Continue to Article

October 17, 2017 7:31:pm EST

Spurs big LaMarcus Aldridge, who will earn $21,461,010 this season, agreed to exercise his $22,347,015 player option for 2018-19 in conjunction with signing a two-year, $50 million contract extension. Guaranteeing Aldridge just $7 million in 2020-21, when he’ll be 35, is obviously to San Antonio’s advantage relative to fully guaranteeing his extension. Some speculated San Antonio extended Aldridge to facilitate a trade, removing uncertainty stemming from Aldridge’s player option. Continue to Article

October 17, 2017 5:00:pm EST

Five-time All-Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge has signed an extension with the San Antonio Spurs, the team announced Tuesday. The Spurs would not release details of the extension, but league sources told ESPN on Monday that the three-year deal is worth $72.3 million. "I'm happy to be here," Aldridge told reporters Tuesday. Continue to Article

October 17, 2017 4:08:pm EST

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