sacbee.com - 2/27/2008
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February 26, 2008 Can't beat the Heat MIAMI - I don't see this working. I just don't. The youth movement, combined with the playoff push, combined with the integration of the Atlanta trade pieces, combined with keeping the core happy and the role players from getting restless. Something's got to give. And right now, it's the Kings' record. From two games under .500 to the current four, they ...
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... Sam Amick of the Sacramento Bee: "I don't see this working. I just don't. The youth movement, combined with the playoff push, combined with the integration of the Atlanta trade pieces, combined with keeping the core happy and the role players from getting restless. Something's got to give. And right now, it's the Kings' record. From two games under .500 to the current four, they slid when the to-do list just got too long. Ten Kings had played by halftime, and that was before Shelden Williams had even seen the floor to get his work in. That's telling in ...
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