Jackson decides to play, not pop off
(Marcus Thompson II) Jack seems to be integrating himself well with his teammates the past few days, according to MT.
Other notes: Nellie will try to play Turiaf Tues. Will try some tall ball with Biedrins at C, Turiaf at PF, and Randolph at SF. Azubuike is day-to-day, but still has some pain with his bone bruise. Nellie will make a cut after Tues. game.
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He finally realized the only way to leave is to play well
He saw his stock drop after his outburst and is going to play well then bolt as soon as he can. But I’m fine with cause then we get something decent in return ( http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=yjz6ax2)…. I can still dream
Rookie: "Why did you bench me?"
Nellie: "Your a rookie"
I'm looking forward to the bog lineup
This is really the only way we can compete with the lakers in terms of size and strength. I can remember any small forward who was 7 feet also.
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