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by Tom Ziller • Sep 12, 2011 11:11 AM EDT
The New Jersey Devils are $100 million in debt, and the Devils-operated Prudential Center in Newark -- where the New Jersey Nets will be playing if there's a 2011-12 season -- has another $180 million in loans out. Reports suggest the Devils are on the verge of bankruptcy. And if the NBA lockout costs the Nets the season, the Prudential may not be far behind.
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