What does JB stand for?

Jonathan Bender (NBA player)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Notes * Indiana F Jonathan Bender retired Saturday after he was unable to recover from a series of knee injuries.

Jackson, Pacers topple Pistons; Notebook; Detroit has lost 2 of past ...

21, 2005 Bender - Alyssa and Jonathan Bender, of Springfield, a son.

FOR THE RECORD

KEY MEN: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Toni Kukoc, Theo Ratcliff INDIANA PACERS SUMMER school is over; it's time for Jonathan Bender and Al Harrington to show the world what they have learned.

Stateside: Basketball: MARCUS TO LEAD KNICKS CHARGE

July 13, 2003 Bender - Alyssa and Jonathan Bender, of Springfield, a daughter.

For the Record

SATURDAY For the annual NBA slam-dunk contest, it's the Clippers' Corey Maggette up against Baron Davis, Jonathan Bender, DeShawn Stevenson and Stromile Swift.

SURFING THE TUBE

Universal is committed to a fully digital workflow for artwork," says Jonathan Bender, vice president of asset management at Universal Music Group.

WAM!NET Selected by Universal Music Group to Provide Worldwide ...

F Jonathan Bender (sore right knee), F Michael Curry (strained hamstring) and C John Edwards (strained quadriceps) are on the IL.

Sonics at Indiana

Along with Jones, Indiana's stable of young talent includes Ron Artest, Jonathan Bender, Al Harrington and Jermaine O'Neal.

Learning big-time lessons