Nets' Johnson Overcomes Brutal Shooting To Stick It To Celtics Late
Craving a victory over a top team, all the Brooklyn Nets needed was someone to make a couple of big shots. That's one of the reasons they traded for Joe Johnson.
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Craving a victory over a top team, all the Brooklyn Nets needed was someone to make a couple of big shots. That's one of the reasons they traded for Joe Johnson.
"The talks are ongoing, and I'm really hopeful that we're going to reach a compromise to stay a New York Met," Dickey said Thursday. "That's my heart. I've expressed that repeatedly to Sandy and to the powers that be."
"The record says what's going on," Johnson said during practice. "We're a 3-6 team. Are we happy? Are they happy? Are the players happy? I know the fans aren't happy. The answer is no. We're not happy. We're not happy with 3-6."
"I'm not going to lie," Smith said in regard to his routine last season. "The New York City nightlife pretty much got to me. I was going out pretty much every other night and not focused on the task at hand."
The Jets knew what they were getting themselves into, and now they have no one to blame but themselves for a season splintering apart. They should have known better.
Why would anyone care what a dozen losers think about a winner? We don't know who they are, but I do know that they aren't half the men that Tebow is.
John Jastremski, Jon Rothstein and John Schmeelk join Sean Hartnett in a roundtable to discuss the journey and growth of Carmelo Anthony.
Rex Ryan may want to make this an issue about how real men stand up and don't hide behind anonymous quotes. But he's missing the point.
"I went into an absolute shell for a few months in New York," Lin said. "I went through a phase when I didn't want to talk to anybody. I didn't want to talk to my friends. I didn't want to give anybody close to me a chance to mess up our relationship."
Like I told Tim Tebow back in April, Jacksonville would have been such a better fit!
The American League East champions passed on pursuing the Marlins' top players, and instead are focusing on re-signing starting pitchers Andy Pettitte and Hiroki Kuroda.
"I said nothing about Tebow needs to be a starting quarterback," running back Shonn Greene told the media on Thursday.
Blue is the new black -- at least to the Mets.
Incredible, yes. Dickey had a lot of people to thank, and wanted to make sure Mets fans were at the top of that list.
Now the NHL and the locked-out players' association aren't even talking by phone.
