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Marc Berman’s Knicks blog in the New York Post sums up the team’s night on Tuesday pretty nicely:
Curry sits, Randolph douses
By MARC BERMAN
WASHINGTON – Eddy Curry Eddy Curry nor Zach Randolph Zach Randolph saw their trade value go up last night in their overtime victory in Washington. Curry was benched after […]

* If Andrew Bynum is now totally off the trading block, is there still a possibility to deal Jason Kidd to the Lakers? (ESPN Insider) “On Monday, as I was pondering trade possibilities for Kidd, I came up with this proposal: Lamar Odom, Javaris Crittenton and Sasha Vujacic for Kidd,” writes ESPN’s Chris Broussard. “I […]

* The Wizards mounted a ferocious 25-6 rally last night in Boston, storming back from a 77-63 lead with 6:22 to play. Caron Butler led the charge with 11 points during that 6-plus minute span, and seven within the final 40 seconds to send the Celtics on their first two-game slump of the year.
* Peter […]

* Coming down from a defensive board, Andrew Bynum landed awkwardly on Lamar Odom’s foot during the Lakers’ close win over Memphis last night. The initial diagnosis is a sprained left knee, but an MRI today will determine the full extent of the injury. “I didn’t hear any pops,” said Bynum. “I’m able to put […]

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Journal Times writer Gery Woelfel says the Milwaukee Bucks/Zach Randolph/Ron Artest trade rumors are “laughable”:
Let’s squelch these two, almost laughable rumors about the Bucks right here and now:
1) They won’t acquire Zach Randolph from the New York Knicks.
2) They won’t acquire Ron Artest from the Sacramento Kings, either.
Those rumors have been circulating on the […]

Is Z-Bo on the Move?
- With Zach Randolph’s name swirling in trade winds, Knicks legend Willis Reed exhorted his former squad not to give up on the duo of Randolph and Curry. “I love Zach,” said Reed. “I was happy the Knicks were able to acquire him. I’d walk in the room and say, guys, […]

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While there wasn’t too much debate over the #1 pick in previous versions of these do-over drafts (Chris Paul in 2005, LeBron in 2003), the #1 pick for 2001 is a tough call. Washington had the top choice that year, and at the time of the Draft, Michael Jordan’s second comeback wasn’t official […]