<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (NetsDaily)</div><div class='quotemain'>Five new players in a week for the second time in four months, the departure of one of the team’s cornerstones and the arrival of the international player to end all international players. Quite a week. We take a look at the team’s youth movement, the Lebron James speculation, the startling implications of trading for Yi Jianlian and the possibilities of free agency. With this, we could rule the world.</div> NetsDaily Off-Season Report #11 - Net Income - NetsDaily Blog I love this line: <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (NetIncome)</div><div class='quotemain'>Still, nothing says rebuilding like the lack of razors in a locker room.</div> And it's shocking how young we're getting. Even more shocking to realize that 3 of the players we recently acquired were born the same year as me: <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (NetIncome)</div><div class='quotemain'>We gone through the litany of young players before, but imagine this: it is entirely possible that the Nets will at some point field a frontcourt of Yi Jianlian, Brook Lopez and Ryan Anderson, all born in 1988 (We are going to accept the official data of the People’s Republic of China on Yi’s passport).</div> I love this, haha: <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (NetIncome)</div><div class='quotemain'>There are few nights as cool in sports as NBA Draft Night. It is, as one poster on SportsTwo said, “it’s like Christmas morning!” Lots of subtexts. Here’s one we just noticed today. Jonathan Givony in grading each team’s performance in the draft suggested that the Nets should have taken Donte Greene over Anderson at #21. He adds: “one of the reasons he even fell here was due to the fact that he got into an argument with a member of their coaching staff in a private workout.” What we are told is that the coach in question was Brian Hill and that Hill repeatedly warned Greene to cut the trash talk during the workout on June 12. Greene was supposedly going after Anthony Randolph hot and heavy. Hardly an argument, though.</div> More proof of Greene's maturity issues. Figures.
