Uhoh, George is saying he can play again. Trade time?

"Anthony Randolph (knee) is the latest of many injuries for the Warriors and he's listed as doubtful for tonight"

"Cleveland continues to show the most trade interest in Golden State's Stephen Jackson, sources say. Yet we still await a firm signal that a deal is imminent.

If/when the Cavs and Warriors do reach that point, you can almost count on Delonte West's inclusion in the deal. In spite of the considerable off-court tumult in West's life already this season, I'm told Golden State is not averse to taking him in a Jack deal. Especially not when West's $4.5 million salary in 2010-11 can be bought out for $500,000 as long as he's waived by Aug. 2, 2010."

Young ones not happy about not playing.

New coach anyone?

There goes my Sjax for Kurz trade idea!

"Though it's far from certain that the Kings will ever play a game in San Jose, things have apparently moved far enough ahead that the San Jose City Council as early as month's end will vote on a "memorandum of understanding" that would guide negotiations with any National Basketball Association team."

The bay area may finally see 40+ wins - split between 2 teams!

"Elsewhere, the Golden State Warriors agreed in principle with restricted free agent guard C.J. Watson on a one-year deal for slightly more than $1 million. Watson turned down a three-year, $4.5 million offer from Golden State last month, hoping that teams that had expressed interest earlier in the summer, including Orlando and Philadelphia, would come up with improved offers. If Watson signs the one-year deal, he'll still be a restricted free agent next summer, meaning the Warriors could match any offer he receives elsewhere.

But Watson, according to a source, didn't want to be stuck in Golden State for the next three years as the team's third point guard, which the team told him would be his role--a role that would not likely afford him the playing time he's looking for, or the opportunity to put up the kind of numbers that would get him another deal in 2012. Watson thinks it's better to play out the contract, see what's available in free agency next summer and, under a worse-case scenario, then play one more year in Golden State before becoming an unrestricted free agent."

22 Hours a day laying down? Ouch