WALSH LOOKS TO MAKE POINT

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WALSH LOOKS TO MAKE POINT
FanHouse found this 6/29/2008 on www.nypost.com [flag]
Donnie Walsh is just getting started. With 6-foot-10 forward Danilo Gallinari in the bag as one building block, Tuesday begins free agency, and the Knicks president will have multiple point guards to chase with his $5.1 million mid-level exception... [link]

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Why No One Takes the N.Y. Post 's NBA Coverage Seriously
Published 6/29/2008 by Tom Ziller at FanHouse
Filed under: Knicks, Bulls, Warriors, NBA Media Watch, New YorkOne Marc Berman story on the Knicks' rebuilding plan, annotated: "Other young free-agent point guards available for mid-level money are Chris Duhon, Brooklyn's Sebastian Telfair, Keyon Dooling and Tyronn Lue." Dooling is 28 years old, and Lue just turned 31. Not exactly NBA youngsters. "The Bulls, who desperately tried to get David Lee in the Eddy Curry deal three years ago, are also expected to shop ...

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