MVP MAGAZINE, ISSUE 15 – ON SALE NOW
The December 2013 issue of MVP Magazine is now on sale with the inside track on the world of hoops.
Get the lowdown on the new NBA season and the visit of the Brooklyn Nets and Atlanta Hawks to London as we hear from Deron Williams and Kyle Korver.
We reveal a new era for England Basketball, talk to Durham Wildcats guard Danny Huffor on his fight to get back to action in the British Basketball League, and chat with Tony Parker and Joel Freeland.
Plus there’s all the usual news and features from at home and abroad.
The magazine is available by ordering issues online or by taking up a subscription, via our partners at Swish Basketball. Click here to buy.
Or why not sign up for our new digital edition and read the entire magazine on your screen? Click here to purchase for tablets or download – or subscribe via iTunes where you can download our App here.
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