Chris Mannix: Jefferson finally leaves Nets in past
Published 9/12/2008 at SI.com - NBA
It took him a while to get over the fact he was no longer a Net. But Richard Jefferson has moved on and sees some good things in Milwaukee, says Chris Mannix.
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