Because I'm tired discussing Kobe trade scenarios. By all means, everyone else can continue, but I see this fizzling once Mitch Kupchek asks for Andray Blatche, and Ernie Grunfeld says no.
- I, for one, am very happy to see Ivan Carter discussing the other awful stretch of last season: the start. With all the continuity on this year's team, that simply can't happen again. This team has no excuses for not starting fast.
- Jermaine O'Neal and Troy Murphy are doubtful for tomorrow's game.
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A couple more Post updates: Oleksiy Pecherov is out for one to two weeks with an ankle sprain, and Gil is apparently "ready," but not the real Gil yet.
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The only season preview you'll ever have to read. Actually, read this one too. This one, not so much.
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Detroit Bad Boys places Gil third in the MVP race behind Kobe and Yao, which strikes me as kind of odd, but whatever.
- This is nice...yet another blogger who's high on the Wizards.
I'll be back later. Drop any other relevant links you find in the comments section.
Update [2007-10-30 17:42:38 by Pradamaster]: More links for your pleasure.
- Hey Ernie, don't trade Gil for Kobe, because Agent Bog will flip out.
- Michael Wilbon, in his season preview, put us at fourth in the East and set to play Cleveland in the first round. Sounds about right.
- Speaking of the Cavs, Sasha Pavlovic finally signed today, for three years at somewhere between 4-5 million per season.
- Sports Business Daily listed Bullets Forever as the seventh-best NBA blog on the net, ahead of Golden State of Mind, Blazers Edge, and Yay! Sports. I'm honored, to be perfectly honest. If I were to rank this site, I don't know if I'd even go that far, so kudos to everyone who's made this place so great.
- Old man Juwan Howard signed with Dallas today, where he'll play behind Dirk Nowitzki. Too bad this isn't 1996.
- A synopsis of one of my favorite statistical toys, adjusted plus/minus, courtesy 82 Games.