- About.com, which belongs to the New York Times, is putting a bunch of NBA bloggers to work.
- Basketbawful is worried that Gilbert Arenas isn't having as much sex as he could.
- When a shooter dunks: Michael Redd's meaningless dunk leads to weeks on injured list.
- Fans of Al Jefferson are miffed that Andrew Bynum is getting feature article treatment.
- New Yorker Sam Rubenstein to the City of Brotherly Love: "Good luck Philadelphia. You may have given us an NFL playoff defeat, but we’re giving you back Larry Brown. Advantage: NYC."
- Brian Davis and Christian Laettner got the other sports team they were trying to buy--D.C. United. So far, they seem like pretty cool owners.
- Tony Allen replaces Antoine Walker as the Celtic player Celtic fans can't agree on.
- Dwayne Wade and his wife are doing some legal wrangling (they were sued for non-payment, counter-sued for shoddiness) over some work that was done at their house.
- Larry Brown's claim he won't coach is softening already. Kevin Tatum reports: "Does he intend to coach again? 'I... you know, at this moment, no. I didn't come here to be involved in coaching,' Brown said. 'I don't know. After last year, I think I need to step away from coaching.'"
- That smart-ass kid with the video camera who asked a lot of NBA players about Hannukah? He has done a lot of similar fantastic and goofy stuff, and tonight there's a roundtable discussion of him.
- There's a nutty Jamaal Magloire Portland/Washington/Atlanta three-way trade rumor (it comes from Sekou Smith, who has thrown out several more involving the same players since) out there--something what wouldn't have gotten a lot of attention on a busy news day. Brian McCormick reacts thoughtfully.
- Pete Vecsey says Chris Webber will be bought out and could end up with the Knicks. Similarly, he says Steve Francis could be bought out and end up with the 76ers. Weird! He also says that Nate Robinson was quietly suspended for a game last year. His offense: shooting spitballs on the team plane.
- Sonics Coach Bob Hill on Steve Nash, as reported by Percy Allen: "I was up early this morning watching tape and I watched him play three games. They're talking about him winning the MVP award three years in a row and after watching those games, I agree. He's unbelievable. He's just unbelievable. If I lived here, I'd be at every practice and every game watching him play."
- Chad Ford says a second major knee injury to athletic Bill Walker, one of the nation's top freshmen, could be devestating to his NBA prospects.
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