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“We should’ve beat the Philly guys,” said Donte Greene, who teamed with LeBron, Melo and CP3 in Team Melo’s loss to Team Philly. “But at the end of the day, it was a tough atmosphere, tough crowd, tough whatever, whatever the excuse we have. I think we’re going to be able to go out there and get this one. We have a lot of young guys on the team, and we’re going to run and gun and just put on a show.”
“It was supposed to be a Baltimore team, but it was more of an NBA team I guess,” said Greene, who will play on the D.C. team against Team Philly. “With this team, you got myself and everybody I play with this team is from the area. You got a lot of guys playing on the team that grew up together. That chemistry we have goes a long ways.”
“They were playing hard,” Greene said about Team Philly’s win over Team Melo. “They had the whole Philly behind them. That’s a great feeling to have a whole city behind you and you’re playing for your city. So you have to go out there and have that pride, and they brought it.”
CSN
The two candidates for the Suns would be the four years and $27 million Josh Childress has left and the two years and $8 million (plus a team option) Hakim Warrick has on his deal. If Sarver is willing to bite the bullet on $27 million, Childress is the obvious play since losing Warrick would only provide an additional $4 million of cap space post-2012 whereas the team would save $21 million from 2012-15 with Childress.
Such a move would mean Phoenix would have just four current players on the books for $17.5 million (Gortat, Dudley, Frye and Warrick) with cheap deals for Markieff Morris and next year’s rookie likely added to that mix.
VOTS
ACC
Hoops And Recruiting Hurt By Realignment
Big East
Calhoun On Conference Shuffle: 'We've Worked Too Hard To Let Anyone Stop Us'
UConn lets Commish Do The Talking ...
Kevin McNamara: It's time for Big East hoop schools to unite
Big East Presidents Meet at GU, Push for Expansion
Big East Meeting Authorizes Expansion
Big East presidents agree to look into adding schools to conference
SU Women's Hoops
Sheldon woman impresses Shatner on 'Tonight Show'
SU Donor
Metro Mattress beds down in a new location, blanketing the ...
SU Women's Softball
Softball Defeats Le Moyne, 13-0
“We should’ve beat the Philly guys,” said Donte Greene, who teamed with LeBron, Melo and CP3 in Team Melo’s loss to Team Philly. “But at the end of the day, it was a tough atmosphere, tough crowd, tough whatever, whatever the excuse we have. I think we’re going to be able to go out there and get this one. We have a lot of young guys on the team, and we’re going to run and gun and just put on a show.”
“It was supposed to be a Baltimore team, but it was more of an NBA team I guess,” said Greene, who will play on the D.C. team against Team Philly. “With this team, you got myself and everybody I play with this team is from the area. You got a lot of guys playing on the team that grew up together. That chemistry we have goes a long ways.”
“They were playing hard,” Greene said about Team Philly’s win over Team Melo. “They had the whole Philly behind them. That’s a great feeling to have a whole city behind you and you’re playing for your city. So you have to go out there and have that pride, and they brought it.”
CSN
The two candidates for the Suns would be the four years and $27 million Josh Childress has left and the two years and $8 million (plus a team option) Hakim Warrick has on his deal. If Sarver is willing to bite the bullet on $27 million, Childress is the obvious play since losing Warrick would only provide an additional $4 million of cap space post-2012 whereas the team would save $21 million from 2012-15 with Childress.
Such a move would mean Phoenix would have just four current players on the books for $17.5 million (Gortat, Dudley, Frye and Warrick) with cheap deals for Markieff Morris and next year’s rookie likely added to that mix.
VOTS
ACC
Hoops And Recruiting Hurt By Realignment
Big East
Calhoun On Conference Shuffle: 'We've Worked Too Hard To Let Anyone Stop Us'
UConn lets Commish Do The Talking ...
Kevin McNamara: It's time for Big East hoop schools to unite
Big East Presidents Meet at GU, Push for Expansion
Big East Meeting Authorizes Expansion
Big East presidents agree to look into adding schools to conference
SU Women's Hoops
Sheldon woman impresses Shatner on 'Tonight Show'
SU Donor
Metro Mattress beds down in a new location, blanketing the ...
SU Women's Softball
Softball Defeats Le Moyne, 13-0
