This AP story about Knick honcho James Dolan is more fun without introduction: "On Wednesday morning, a landscaper working on the Dolan property found the limb near the shoreline, where it apparently washed in from the sound and remained after low tide, said Nassau County police Lt. Kevin Smith. The employee opened the bag and made the grisly discovery. The leg 'could have floated for miles before it got to where it did,' said Smith. Its final stop was the waterfront property of Dolan. The small, exclusive village where the leg appeared is also home to the former so-called summer White House of President Teddy Roosevelt."
The players in the Final Four? This is what they are studying. One question you might be left with is: what do you do with a UCLA degree in global studies? I don't know for sure, but I think these kids are doing it.
Ooh, you know how Danny Ainge got in trouble for sitting next to the parent of a potential NBA player who is still in the NCAA? Michael McCann of Sports Law Blog points out that another person who fits the profile of parents Ainge should avoid is ... Boston Coach Doc Rivers.
What's up with Ron Artest? So far, nothing that sounds like fundamental change or meaningful professional help.
O.J. Mayo and Eric Gordon were supposed to be the highlights of last night's McDonald's All-American game. Bob Gibbons (Insider) reports: "Both players looked like they wanted to prove that they were better than the other, and both were off their game because of it. The desire was there, but they just don't have the maturity yet to harness their intensity."
For years everyone has been dreaming about that certain special big man from the 2007 NBA draft. For Tom Ziller of Sactown Royalty, that big man is Georgetown's Roy Hibbert.
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