If you're interested in buying a Terrence Williams jersey...here's your chance!!! Ebay.com has some for $19.99 with free shipping!!!  I just bought one because the price is too good to let slip.

Actually they are Marcus Williams jerseys, but Terrence Williams now wears Marcus' #1...so you can't tell the difference. The description says they're new swingman jerseys with tags. I can't tell if they're fake but its cheap and I'm willing to take the chance.

I'll post the link below...they have Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large.

http://stores.ebay.com/rawl123dzr/_i.html?_nkw=Nets+Williams&submit=Search&_sid=128993361

So I was a little bored tonight and found something to do. I came across this depth chart on espn which lists  projected starting line-ups for every team in the NBA.

I decided to rank the starters by position for each of the 30 teams. This is what I got for the Nets:

Player          Rank

Harris           8

Williams       23

Outlaw         19

Murphy        18

Lopez           4

Then I calculated the average for each team. Based on the average for each team I came up with my projected standings....

Eastern Conference

1. Celtics  2.Bulls  3.Heat  4.Hawks  5.Nets  6.Magic  7.Bucks  8 Wizards  9.Bobcats  10.Pacers 11.Pistons 12. Raptors  13.Sixers  14.Knicks  15.Cavs

Western Conference

1. Lakers  2.Rockets  3.Grizzlies  4.Thunder  5.Jazz  6.Hornets  7.Mavericks  8.Blazers  9.Spurs  10.Nuggets 11. Suns  12.Clippers  13.Warriors  14 Kings  15.T-Wolves

Stupid...maybe. Give it a try only if you're REALLY bored.

But even if Riley is able to land one extremely heavy hitter in free agency (that list begins with LeBron James and continues with Chris Bosh, Amare Stoudemire and Carlos Boozer), he isn't going to have enough room to get that second stud if he still has Beasley on the roster making $4.96 million.

And sources have told ESPN.com that Miami, fed up with Beasley's lack of devotion to defense and his steep learning curve in the maturity department, tried diligently to move Beasley before the trading deadline in February but found no takers willing to give up anything more than garbage.

So if Beasley can be moved before the draft for a player with only a partial guarantee for 2010-11, or if the Heat can arrange an uneven deal (in terms of salaries) and send him to an under-the-cap team in a trade that would be consummated after the league's one-week moratorium on player movement ends July 8, look for Riley to go for it.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2010/columns/story?columnist=sheridan_chris&page=beasleygame3-100423

 

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