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@samickAOL Sacramento a possible destination?

Man, Cousins has gotten into trouble multiple times. On separate occasions, he has been kicked out of practice, fined, and fined and benched. I wonder how bitter he would be about the Nets "not drafting the better big man" if he realized that he would be in the D-League right now.

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He wasn't trying to take a shot at Memphis. All he was saying was that he wished he had spent more than the first day of free agency to explore all options. He specifically said that he is happy with the situation.

Coming into the game, Jersey was 1-19 when Harris scores less than 21. He put up 12 tonight. Plenty of other good signs. Lopez did an excellent job defensively and the team as a whole was great on the defensive end. Vujacic was a spark off the bench for the second straight game.

Fred Kerber

I'm pretty sure that, even with the FO's possible state of desperation, they would hesitate to give up Montero alone. Can't say I'm disappointed. Banuelos has put up number similar to Clayston Kershaw's stats in AA, and Kershaw skipped AAA. Betances has made rapid progress and has a number one starter ceiling from what I've read.

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Would it be possible to have a pop-up box that confirms whether or not you want to mark a forum (or the board for that matter) as read when you click those buttons? I tend to accidentally hit those markers, most of the time on my phone, and it's especially frustrating when I accidentally set the whole board as read.

A couple days ago, Marc Stein reported the following: ESPN If it's as simple as signing the extension wherever he goes, maybe this doesn't mean so much.

I suppose what he means to say is that he just wants the money, regardless of where he goes, as long as he doesn't stay in Denver.

Then why would he say what he did in the first response? Unless he's aware of Denver having some other deal completed, you would think he is aware that New Jersey is included in "wherever." In two questions, he goes from being clear to confusing everyone even more.

From Postgame Interview Did he say, "I don't know," because he would be fined for directly answering the question?

Bargnani and Calderon were questionable for this game, but they both ended up playing. Bargnani and Kleiza were knocking down their shots, contested or not. We kept the turnover count to 2 in the first half, but things got sloppy as we lost the lead.

Graham and Murphy had their best games of the season, and Vujacic played with energy and effort. We played sloppy to start off the game, and Atlanta was on fire from the field, but we hung around and kept it close, thanks to Harris' work at the point and the bench, before taking charge in the final twelve minutes.

I doubt the Yankees would have gotten Greinke at the same price that Milwaukee paid. As for the Yankees not trying to trade for him, it was presumably due to their uncertainty of how he would perform in the Bronx and that they wanted to keep Banuelos and Betances.

Why were the Knicks scheduled to play their third game in four days after facing Boston and Miami?

I wasn't too crazy on the money either. 2008: 86 games, 53 innings pitched. 2009: 88 games, 59 innings pitched. 2010: 92 games, 63 innings pitched. In other news, the Yankees would have reportedly offered 2 years, $10M to Kerry Wood, but I guess he had his eyes set on Chicago.

Not sure if it was shared before, but Feliciano has officially agreed to a 2-year deal with the Yankees at $8-9M with a club option for a third year.

I believe this is the first time we've had a lead of more than 20 points since our season opener last year (we ended up blowing that lead to Minnesota, and we all know what happened the next 17 games).

Fred Kerber If Vujacic has the mentality that he has something to prove, the situation he is entering is great. He's in an environment where the system being ran is still in its stages of adjustment for the rest of the team, and where he can fight for being a key part in the rotation, since it has changed multiple times and is still not set in stone.

No Vujacic tonight. Fred Kerber

Morrow left early with a hamstring injury, and T-Will was inactive due to the trade. We've put up two disappointing offensive efforts in two games against the Sixers. A players-only meeting was held Wednesday.

Never came back to reflect on the game. It honestly felt like an away game with the boos Brook was getting at the stripe early on and the excitement every time Bryant knocked down a FT. Attendance wasn't as high as it was for the Sunday afternoon game against Miami early in the season, but there were a lot more Laker fans this time than Heat fans in that game. http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs606.ash2/155866_1354313437494_1821195812_682979_1331963_n.jpg We were hovering between eight-point deficits and a one-possession game. We finally broke through with the lead change in the fourth quarter, but it didn't last. Harris gave Farmar as good a look as you could ask for to take a two-point lead, but he missed the shot, and a few miscues from there opened up our deficit. Our pressure on Kobe usually ended up in an easy feed to a teammate. Bryant was dominant throughout, which isn't always the case against Jersey since we have often forced him to give up the ball. MVP chants came alive late in the fourth quarter. We had three or four wide open shot attempts from long range that didn't go down, and as for the defensive end, neglecting to box out and do the dirty work at times came back to bite us. Certainly an exciting game, though. http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1223.snc4/155542_1354628325366_1821195812_683472_7986378_n.jpg http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs447.ash2/72032_1354629085385_1821195812_683476_7724882_n.jpg