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Also, winning is fun, and the New York Knicks do not win, and probably wouldn't win even if they got him because A'mare is massively overrated as a big man and they don't have a ton around him.

Granted, if he really wanted to win, Chicago's as good a bet as Miami if he goes there. But then there's the whole "More money in miami because of taxes" and all of the other off the court stuff Miami has to entice.

I don't see why he would go to Miami. Just don't get it.

Carlos Boozer's a dick.

Also no state income tax means his contract is worth roughly 500k per year more here.

And yet we are only 7-5 in his last 12 starts, despite him having an ERA well under 2 in that time span.

I'll be rooting for Ned. They are just too much fun.

Oh hey, in case nobody noticed, Josh Johnson is the best pitcher in baseball.

If he goes to Miami, that's another decade of irrelevance for the Knicks.

And how!

All proceeds are going to charity for this special.

Because the rest of the team was mediocre.

Miami is an event town, and Dwyane Wade, Mario Chalmers, and Joel Anthony aren't an event.

That's why we suck.

A part of me wishes Wade and Bosh (And potentiall LeBron) were going to a better city. Miami is such a shit sports town, but we're gonna line up around the block for those guys.

I think he is going to sit on a big throne and each NBA exec will have 5 minutes to come up and beg and grovel for his services.

at least a few of them absolutely would.

It was a joke.

That was a low blow.

I hope you return that "I Believe In Papi" shirt you bought during the 04 World Series run.

I'm hoping for, like, skits, and stuff.

Everyone followed the rules, there was nothing wrong with how that played out. The guy made a smart, albeit morally questionable decision that saved his team in desperation. What he did had penalties, and he dealt with them accordingly. They shouldn't have changed that to a goal.

Bosh and Wade to the Heat is apparently confirmed.

Let's see what happens at midnight.

This is karmic payback for employing my least favorite basketball player ever, Larry Johnson, in the 90's. The Knicks are doomed to irrelevancy. I hope Grandmama was worth it.

Well, in all fairness to Rolen (who I don't really like), the ball did technically hit him, at least from what I saw on MLBN last night. Looked like it caught the jersey.

Maybe Pelfrey should worry about not loading the bases with no outs and then giving up a single, double, and triple to a team's 7-9 hitters instead of worrying about Scott Rolen doing what 99% of major leaguers would do in that situation.

Also might help if he would strike a batter out every now and then. 9 Ks in his last 28 innings has a lot more to do with his recent struggles than Scott Rolen.

And just like Ewing, he's not good enough to bring a title on his own.

Love him or hate him, there was a pretty interesting article about Mariano Rivera in Sunday's NYT Magazine. The on-line version includes a really cool infographic detailing his cut fastball.

Great piece, and lot's of really cool stuff to go along with it.

The closer's role may be overrated in my eyes, but Mo's dominance in the playoff's and ability (and willingness) to go more than one inning when he needs to sets him apart.

Boy, that NL All Star roster is something else, huh. Really swinging for the fences to end that losing streak.

You play to win the game.

I liked them at Bonnaroo. It was a nice little set.

Oh jesus, the For Sale part of that forum is making me weak in the knees.