Day 34 of 170: Put Away Your Cowboy Hat, Jamaal Tinsley is Coming to Town

Patrick posted 12/3/2007 from givemetherock.com [flag]

A fantasy rundown of day 34 (12/2/07) in the NBA. [link]

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