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emptythebench.com - 12/2/2008
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The Jason Kidd experiment has proven an unquestionable mistake and it might be time to blow this team up. While Dirk eyes free agency more keenly with each loss, Mavs fans have to wonder what could have been if they’d held on to Devin Harris. Oh, and those two first-round picks would be nice, too.
youtube.com - 11/28/2008
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youtube.com —
Devin Harris of the New Jersey Nets fall
on the Lakers Girls and wants to stay there.
New Jersey Net vs. Los Angeles Lakers.
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Devin Harris Falls on Lakers Girls! FUNNY (Lakers/Nets ...
sportscracklepop.com - 11/28/2008
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Devin Harris of the New Jersey Nets doesn’t
mind diving for a loose ball. And he especially
doesn’t mind doing it when he can accidentally crash into some Laker Girls. Somewhere David Beckham is jealous . -Royal Flush to MattSuspect for ...
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Devin Harris enjoys diving into the Laker Girls
upsideandmotor.com - 12/4/2008
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upsideandmotor.com —
It's been talked to death, I know. But
it's also a topic that constantly weighs on my
mind, and one that won't be resolved until Kidd breaks down for good or Harris becomes a true 'star' (could be sooner than you think). But with MSM types rehashing ...
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Kidd-Harris, Revisited
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docksquad33 Not only did they lose Harris, but those draft picks are the nail in the coffin. I've been watchin Devin play all year, and aside from losing in streetball to Stuart Tanner, this kid has been carrying his squad. Sorry Mavs fans.
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... Empty The Bench: “The Mavericks have the second-largest payroll in the league at $92.3 million this season, but it’s being wasted on a roster of fading and mismatched talent. Marshalling the bad-contract parade is Jason Kidd, the fourth-highest paid player in the league. His $21.4 million will mercifully come off the books after this season – and the Mavs should be happy to let him walk. They’re not going anywhere with this group, it’s time to think of the future. Dirk Nowitzki is the face of the franchise, but at 30 years of age and with the ability to opt out after next ...
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