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The Josh Childress Homesickness Cure
Published 7/24/2008 at ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog
New place. New surroundings. New world. Plans to stay for quite some time. Anyone could get a little homesick. Anyone could feel that longing for the familiar surroundings of home. Experts say the thing to do is to not become a shut-in. To get used to going out and about. To learn, over time, to find enjoyment from new kinds of things. For Josh Childress, newly arrived in Greece, mission accomplished. (Thanks to Aristidis for the link.)

Josh Childress Adapts to Greek Life Quickly
Published 7/24/2008 by Tom Ziller at FanHouse
Filed under: Hawks, Euroleague, NBA VideosAny concerns about how new Olympiakos star Josh Childress would adjust to life in a foreign country should be squelched by this video posted by TrueHoop, which purportedly shows our protagonist mingling with his new neighbors in an Athens nightclub hours after signing his contract. Childress will seemingly have no trouble making friends in Athens.   Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments

The 10-man rotation, starring Nike's controversial new ads
Published 7/24/2008 by J.E. Skeets at Ball Don't Lie
A look around the league and the web that covers it. It's also important to note that the rotation order and starting nods aren't always listed in order of importance. That's for you, dear reader, to figure out. C: The Sporting Blog. Question of the day: Are the new Nike ads homophobic or simply misunderstood? PF: YouTube, via TrueHoop. Thanks to Fat Joe, Josh Childress looks to be adjusting to the Greek lifestyle nicely. SF: Cuzoogle. Seven feature films that will be coming to an NBA arena near you soon. SG: ...

Josh Childress Dances At Greek Club After Signing With Olympiakos
Published 7/24/2008 at FanIQ Blog
Obviously one of the big stories this past week has been the decision by Josh Childress not to resign with Atlanta and instead go abroad to play in Greece for a boatload of cash. Naturally, I think we all have some questions about this landmark decision. Will Childress have a tough time adjusting to Greece? Will the language barrier hurt his play? How will his new teammates, who will be earning significantly less than him, treat him? And who will he go clubbing with? But then I remember that this guy is being paid more than $30 million to come to town, and all of that money has been ...

Didn’t take long for Josh Childress to get situated in Greece
Published 7/24/2008 by King Ing at Sports Crackle Pop
That was fast. Josh Childress went out and celebrated his signing with Greek team Olympiacos by heading out to a local nightspot where he was the center of attention. I think he is going to like living overseas. (Insert gyro and feta cheese jokes here)

It looks like Josh Childress is already having fun in Greece
Published 7/25/2008 by houroc at Hail Mary Jane » Hail Mary Jane
This week Josh Childress left the Atlanta Hawks to play with the Greek Squad the Olympiakos. The main reason for going overseas is that he can make more money over there right now. His deal is going to be about 3 years, $20 million after taxes. Not too bad for a backup. So what do you do when you are a new country and you don’t know anybody and you want to get your name out there. Hit the Club of course. In this video that I found today via True Hoop, Childress is partyin’ it up in Greece to Fat Joe’s lean back. Is that ...

LEAN BACK
Published 7/25/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Docksquad) at Docksquad Sports
Josh Childress must be homesick in Greece right? I mean he doesn't know anybody out there, what is he going to do? Well it looks like he is doing what any 25 year old who just came into 20 million would do, PARTY!!! Check out this video that was posted on Truehoop today. Fat Joe baby, now lean back! lean back! I personally think what he did by bolting for Europe is great. It must've been hard for him, but the Euro is stronger than the Dollar, all the money is guaranteed, and I heard they even take care of your taxes out there. Oh ya, and let's not forget the Euro hunnies ...