Adriano Albuquerque
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Adriano Albuquerque é jornalista esportivo e serviu como editor e repórter do site BasketBrasil (http://www.basketbrasil.com.br) por cinco anos, entre 2005 e 2010. Já passou pelas redações do diário LANCE! e do site Globoesporte.com, e cobriu diversos esportes como basquete, futebol americano, futebol, beisebol, streetball, tênis, vôlei e natação. Também foi assessor de imprensa da Federação de Futebol Americano do Rio de Janeiro e do Botafogo Mamutes. Atualmente, cobre MMA para o SporTV.com. É torcedor do Detroit Pistons desde os tempos dos Bad Boys de Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars e Bill Laimbeer.

Brasil Blog Squad: Adriano Albuquerque Arquivo

(04/11/2012) O time que não desiste nunca
(03/23/2012) Confusos como sempre
(03/06/2012) Peça central para Miami
(03/01/2012) Time do futuro
(02/29/2012) Lesões, lesões, lesões...
(01/09/2012) Corrida para o All-Star Game
(12/30/2011) Os Favoritos e os "Farsantes"
(12/21/2011) Fique de olho nestes cinco
(06/08/2011) Todos os olhos nele
(06/03/2011) Seguindo as lições de Rocky
(05/20/2011) O verdadeiro Heat
(05/17/2011) Revendo as previsões
(05/12/2011) Reformular por quê?
(05/05/2011) Feriado providencial (para alguns)
(05/01/2011) Hora do evento principal
(04/26/2011) Longa offseason para o Knicks
(04/19/2011) Bulls Sob Risco
(04/14/2011) Adeus digno de Reis

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