Why Won't Isiah Free David Lee?

• Evil Empire

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  Isiah cares too much about his ticketholders to trade the great white hope.

  Posted 1/2/2008 [reply] [flag]

• kgoon1590

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  someone should start a blog with this title:

  freedavidlee.com

   i would read that.

  Posted 1/3/2008 [reply] [flag]

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Ron Artest, please leave us the hell alone.
Published 1/2/2008 by Seth at Posting and Toasting: Front Page Posts
... Let us remember that this is coming from a guy who is having surgery today to remove bone chips from his elbow. Oh, and his hometown fans are salivating at the idea of swapping him for David Lee. ...

Soon, The Last Remaining Threads Holding Isiah Thomas' Brain Together Will Snap
Published 1/2/2008 by TZ <info@sactownroyalty.com> at Sactown Royalty: Front Page Posts
We can make a difference. For example: "Ron Artest is the greatest NBA player I've ever seen!" "Ron Artest makes a terrific quiche!" "When Francisco Garcia got a floor burn against Phoenix, Ron Artest walked over and touched Garcia's bleeding knee. The wound immediately healed, and Garcia used his new-found powers from the fingers of Ron to score 30 points." Do it, Isiah. Do it. Your ringing endorsements of Ron-Ron in the comments.

The 10-man rotation, starring the quite movable Ron Artest
Published 1/2/2008 at Ball Don't Lie
... his blog, Kings beat writer Sam Amick ruminates on the future of Ron Artest (or any well-paid Kings contributor, really) in Sacramento. Via Tom Ziller, who went over a series of Artest trade destinations on his blog in the objective style that he's known for. Seriously, Tom is brilliant when it comes to taking in a sober assessment of his favorite team, without being too dour, or too "Artest and a number one for Oden?"-with his analysis. PF: FanHouse. And over at FanHouse, Ziller wonders what it would take to pry David Lee from ...

Behind the boxscore, where Pau shaves for no man
Published 1/3/2008 at Ball Don't Lie
... or his six fouls in five minutes. Somewhere in Tennessee, Bubba Wells is lovingly stroking his Don Nelson bobblehead. Cleveland 98, Atlanta 94 I didn't get to see much of this one, so you're welcome to add whatever thoughts you had on this one in the comments. We should point out that LeBron James is insanely good, the best player in the NBA thus far, and scored 32 of his 36 points in the second half. Milwaukee 103, Miami 98 Free David Lee? Forget that. Free Udonis Haslem: "We're probably going to ...

Abraham Linking: T-Mac Gives Back,
Published 1/4/2008 by Stop Mike Lupica at Stop Mike Lupica
... extension is one year further away than Lee's. And the Kings are equally stupid for demanding Lee in place of Balkman (unless they are hoping to appeal to their white fans or something). Honestly, haven't both teams realized that Balkman and Lee are pretty much the same player, but with the caveat that Lee is a better rebounder, and Balkman is a better defender? I guess it must be the white fans intangibles Lee brings to the game, huh?... ************ Also from The Fanhouse, but this time from Tom Ziller (an odd bit of role reversal - Shoals is writing about the Kings, ...

Alright, So Maybe Walsh to the Knicks Makes Sense
Published 3/25/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... in Walsh's career, he's accomplished the work of mere mortals, and has credibility to fall back on. Why not take a shot at this most mythical of disaster areas? Especially since Larry Brown already tried and failed with the same mindset. There's danger in the air. And then there's the fact that, as much as we basketball junkies harp on MSG's dysfunction and the Knicks' roster woes, this still is New York. If Walsh fires Isiah and does anything to clarify that squad's direction (like FREEING DAVID LEE ), all that Storied Franchise, Center of the Basketball Universe, Mecca of ...

Alright, So Maybe Walsh to the Knicks Makes Sense
Published 4/13/2008 at The Sporting Blog
... in Walsh's career, he's accomplished the work of mere mortals, and has credibility to fall back on. Why not take a shot at this most mythical of disaster areas? Especially since Larry Brown already tried and failed with the same mindset. There's danger in the air. And then there's the fact that, as much as we basketball junkies harp on MSG's dysfunction and the Knicks' roster woes, this still is New York. If Walsh fires Isiah and does anything to clarify that squad's direction (like FREEING DAVID LEE ), all that Storied Franchise, Center of the Basketball Universe, Mecca of ...