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From the anti-Boom, Sussman:</p>
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At the opening press conference, The Travelin’ Man, he of the vast Philly hoop roots, former Penn point guard for the one-day-in-the-future Nets Head Coach Daly, a championship Catholic high school coach, TV analyst and connoisseur of fine European dining…said that the team’s Numero Uno draft choice, for those who had not seen him play, resembled our beloved K Mart in his athletic ability…not that he was the player that Number 6 was (who, let us not forget, was the Number 1 pick in the draft)…but that he could run and jump and dunk in a fashion similar to the now Golden Nugget. Which brings us to Day 4…when those in attendance…both those sweating profusely on the floor, as well as those monitoring from the sidelines…saw glimpses of what the Father of Four was talking about in July.</p>
The sequence started on the offensive end…in the closing seconds of an intense 8-minute scrimmage…a gorgeous touch pass by….The Captain ( I have no surprises for you) followed by a thunderous one-hand throw down….then on the other end…swatting a Mile layup at the top of the box (a goaltend, but what’s two points among friends) and then a clean rejection of a drive (The Sez was blocked out…from the driver, not the swatter)…but you get the point. The players lot off of Murray Hill has not seen that type of play in several years…since…that’s right…just like The Travelin’ Man said…since the player known as “Bad A.. Yellow Boy’…Sean W. is not Kenyon…but he may, at some point this year, make The Flock get out of their seats or off their couches, as only K could. And for Nets fans (and aren’t we all)…that would be sweet.</p>
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Good to see him stepping up and making the plays he made in college against NBA talent, thats gotta be a good sign. But there isn't any telling signs of plays he's making by himself (rather than being recipients of JKidd passes). Still, its promising that he's getting the reputation of being the next-KMart in terms of being a fan-favorite. God knows the flock has been lacking since KMart left.</p>
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EDIT: whoops, "courtesy"</p>
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'></p>
At the opening press conference, The Travelin’ Man, he of the vast Philly hoop roots, former Penn point guard for the one-day-in-the-future Nets Head Coach Daly, a championship Catholic high school coach, TV analyst and connoisseur of fine European dining…said that the team’s Numero Uno draft choice, for those who had not seen him play, resembled our beloved K Mart in his athletic ability…not that he was the player that Number 6 was (who, let us not forget, was the Number 1 pick in the draft)…but that he could run and jump and dunk in a fashion similar to the now Golden Nugget. Which brings us to Day 4…when those in attendance…both those sweating profusely on the floor, as well as those monitoring from the sidelines…saw glimpses of what the Father of Four was talking about in July.</p>
The sequence started on the offensive end…in the closing seconds of an intense 8-minute scrimmage…a gorgeous touch pass by….The Captain ( I have no surprises for you) followed by a thunderous one-hand throw down….then on the other end…swatting a Mile layup at the top of the box (a goaltend, but what’s two points among friends) and then a clean rejection of a drive (The Sez was blocked out…from the driver, not the swatter)…but you get the point. The players lot off of Murray Hill has not seen that type of play in several years…since…that’s right…just like The Travelin’ Man said…since the player known as “Bad A.. Yellow Boy’…Sean W. is not Kenyon…but he may, at some point this year, make The Flock get out of their seats or off their couches, as only K could. And for Nets fans (and aren’t we all)…that would be sweet.</p>
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Good to see him stepping up and making the plays he made in college against NBA talent, thats gotta be a good sign. But there isn't any telling signs of plays he's making by himself (rather than being recipients of JKidd passes). Still, its promising that he's getting the reputation of being the next-KMart in terms of being a fan-favorite. God knows the flock has been lacking since KMart left.</p>
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EDIT: whoops, "courtesy"</p>
