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The Planned Resurrection of Victory Park Will Begin in May
It's easy enough to make a new development look lively and inviting in computer-generated renderings. Throw in a couple dozen people strolling along a broad, tree-lined sidewalk and dining on restaurant patios, all brightened by a warm evening glow, and voila: You have a thriving, modern commercial and residential hub.
But what happens when you build the thing only to discover that those optimistic sketches glossed over serious design flaws -- poor traffic and pedestrian circulation, a lack of appealing, accessible, and affordable retail and restaurant space, life-sucking expanses of concrete all around?
Victory Park, that's what.
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The New Orleans Saints do not need to force this draft. I repeat: The New Orleans Saints do not need to force this draft!
It would be a far more egregious mistake to take a huge risk for a player the team believes can contribute immediately in 2014 than to let the draft come to them and take whoever the best player available on their draft board is at pick number 27.
That's because the Saints are far from desperate. As draft analysts define needs, the Saints have maybe one. Center is the only spot the team really has a need, and there are zero first round centers in this draft.
That player will most likely be found in rounds three through five.
The Saints have as deep a roster already as any in the National Football League. Only Seattle and San Francisco compare.
And the Saints are stacked at almost every position. They have three quality starting safeties for crying out loud! Victor Butler might not even start at outside linebacker — and that's without even factoring in the possibility that the Saints could draft an outside linebacker in the first round.
Despite trading Darren Sproles the Saints are a quality four-deep at the running back spot. Broderick Bunkley took a significant pay cut this offseason because he'll be a backup at defensive tackle this season behind John Jenkins and working alongside at times Akiem Hicks.
This team is deep and filled with quality at nearly every spot.
But, there remain question marks for the future. And that's why this draft is oh so important for Mickey Loomis and Sean Payton.
It may sound like an obvious statement, especially for the well-informed sports fan. It's always better to restock efficiently with younger, less expensive talent. There's a reason the phrase, "Build through the draft" has gained such traction over the years.
It's the way the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers have sustained excellence for nearly the entirety of their respective franchises. Though the Saints have had great success in the draft, and in hand-selecting college free agents, it hasn't been the M.O. in the Loomis-Sean Payton-era.
And at some point it will catch up to them. Free agents are great because they're proven players at the pro level. But they also cost more, especially in the new CBA.
Even re-signing your own players costs more than it used to. Jimmy Graham is likely to become the second Saint to sign a contract with a total value over $100 million (or at least some have speculated as much).
The Saints picked up Cameron Jordan's fifth-year option two weeks ago, which means he's on the books at an affordable rate through 2015. After that: he's going to command a hefty sum of cash.
Junior Galette won't be cheap either. And if Mark Ingram can put it all together in 2014, re-signing him would cost a few dollars as well.
The point is pretty simple: The Saints already have a lot of large contracts. At some point there are going to be some casualties. We know Mickey "The Wizard" Loomis was able to arrange all the deals to get under the cap for 2014.
But in 2015, someone will likely have to go to do it again. In 2016, same thing.
But as already mentioned, younger, less expensive players can be had in the draft. Junior Galette isn't going anywhere, but who is going to start next to him in 2015? At this point, there isn't a player ready to take that mantle.
Champ Bailey signed a two-year deal to compete for the starting corner job opposite Keenan Lewis. In 2015, Bailey will almost assuredly be a bench player if he even makes the squad. Corey White is clearly best as a nickel. And Patrick Robinson will be an unrestricted free agent. Who steps into that spot? Maybe, just maybe [insert first- or –second round draft pick].
The Saints brought in a member of the Super Bowl team, Jonathan Goodwin, earlier this offseason to potentially play center. They did not sign him, but he remains a free agent. Likely they wanted to give the appearance that they're leaving their options open in this draft.
My guess: regardless of what happens in this draft — save the Saints making a monumental mistake of drafting a center in the first round — that Goodwin is signed a week after the draft, given every opportunity start in 2014 and then replaced in 2015 by whichever player the team drafts somewhere between rounds three and five.
I'm as big a fan and supporter of Marques Colston as exists. But he is 30 years old now, costs $8.3 million against the cap and that number only increases in the two subsequent years after this one.
By 2016, Colston is scheduled to cost the Saints $10.5 million against their cap. Jimmy Graham will just be hitting his prime. Kenny Stills may have established himself as one of the better number two receivers in the league.
In other words, as harsh as it sounds, Colston will not be needed — especially with that cap hit. And by releasing him before the 2016 season, it would only cost the Saints $2.7 million in dead cap space, as opposed to $5.4 million if they released him prior to the 2015 season.
The point is this: Colston probably has two more seasons in New Orleans before he's gone. That means the Saints have two years to find a future number one receiver to take his spot [insert first-, -second or –third round draft pick].
Receivers often take more time to develop than the other skill positions and the positions where work is done primarily in the trenches. That player needs to be drafted this year.
Truthfully the list goes on from inside linebacker to second tight end all the way even to finding Drew Brees' replacement (though admittedly not as urgent as some make it).
The Saints are in great position as it stands right now for 2014. This draft isn't going to change that. But they're not set up as well for 2015 and beyond.
That's what this draft is for in New Orleans. Be smart Mickey Loomis, your franchises' future depends on it.


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Shrewsbury – Shrewsbury High's Lee Diamantopoulos is arguably one of the most successful and respected head coaches in area high school baseball and has the credentials to prove it. But even he has to be pondering the possibility that higher forces are playing a role in his team's quest for a District 1 championship.


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POULSBO The after-Thanksgiving and pre-Christmas shopping rush is almost upon us. But theres one surprise Poulsbo Police Department Detective Grant Romaine hopes wont be under any local trees this year. Identity theft.
Imagine, Suquamish sharing the world
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SUQUAMISH After 50 people showed up to the Imagine Suquamish brainstorming session in June to discuss how to improve the community, nearly 20 attended the follow up meeting last Tuesday to discuss the events results.
Far from home but closer to new culture
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POULSBO While at a football game this fall, North Kitsap High School exchange student Stephanie Koop encountered some of the most unusual perceptions of Belgium, her home country, that shed ever heard. Belgium? Isnt that near Spain? One student asked her.
District ponders pull-out at MSC
- Jun 10, 2008 at 7:29PM
POULSBO Go all out or just get out altogether. That was the consensus the North Kitsap School Board arrived at Nov. 18 regarding the future of the districts education programs at the Marine Science Center.
Making room for the little guys
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KINGSTON Its no surprise that the North End had an increasing influx of residents, however, developers are starting to take advantage of this growth with hopes to appeal to local business owners.
New trees swim into Fish Park
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POULSBO It was a perfect clear and crisp November morning for planting trees, which is just what nearly 20 volunteers did at Poulsbos Fish Park Saturday, bringing the facility one step closer to becoming an active recreation area.
First days bode well for Operation Christmas Child
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POULSBO Just two days into collecting shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child, Tracy Wall said 6,000 was beginning to look like a pretty small number. That is, thanks to the generosity of community members and the donations that had begun pouring in.
Bellringer surges ahead with first batch of donors
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POULSBO After announcing it was in dire straights this week, the Bellringer fund saw North Kitsap community members do what they do best. Dig deep.
Taxi cant hail council support for parking
- Jun 10, 2008 at 7:28PM
POULSBO Parking problems that have plagued downtown Poulsbo for years took precedence over more convenient taxi service this week. But that doesnt mean the idea of seeking a better place to hail a cab has died.
Foot ferry officials on look out for mascot
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KINGSTON Aqua Express officials want to make sure that nothing is spared for passengers traveling on their new fast ferry run from Kingston to Seattle. Not even the life vest-wearing mascot.
Armstrong driving donations for Fishline
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POULSBO Most food drives are designed to help community members in need. But one next week will also offer donors the chance to get one local mother back home to her family.
Family arrives to an Extreme finale
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Bayside Church celebrates recovery
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KINGSTON The coordinators of Bayside Community Churchs Celebrate Recovery gathering this weekend are hoping attendees will walk away feeling good about meeting new friends and seeing an award-winning nationally-recognized musician at the end of the night.
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KINGSTON Its the time of year when area food banks are hit the hardest with requests for donations. And as two of the years biggest holidays are coming upon them, North Kitsap again wont be dodging the blow. To get through Thanksgiving Day, Kingston Food Bank and ShareNet Food Bank are taking financial and food donations until Nov. 19 for their annual food baskets.
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Poulsbo Lions ring bell for those in need
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Fireworks ban idea fizzles with voters
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Appleton drops Mahaffay for 23rd District, Position 2 slot
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Endresen holds off Henden yet again
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Initiatives failures leave NKSD reviewing next move
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Located in West Madison within a short walk of West Towne Mall, Roadstar Inn is within a mile (2 km) of Elver Park. This 96-room hotel welcomes guests with free breakfast and conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. Vitense Golfland and University Research Park are also close to this Madison hotel.
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Roadstar Inn's 96 air-conditioned rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and free newspapers. Guests can expect to find cable TV and stay connected with free WiFi. Free local calls, ceiling fans, and free toiletries are also standard.
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Parking: Park near the mountain bike trail head. If no spots are available, parking is available at the day use area.
Located a short drive north of Houston, Double Lake is a trail that invokes positive response and memories from the riders that have ridden there. The trail system loops through the forest and is perfect for beginners, young riders as well as experienced riders who want to go fast. Double Lake is home to the annual Big Ring Challenge (BRC) race and was expanded in 2011 by GHORBA made possible by grants from Texas Parks and Wildlife, Bikes Belong, and member contributions. Unlike many trails in the Houston area, the full eighteen (18) miles of this trail are dirt single track that is built to be ridden fast with fast and swoopy turns, rolling single track, and a clean compacted trail surface. Boredom at Double Lake means you need to be riding faster.
Though often touted as a trail that dries very fast after a rain, please be mindful that the trail can still be damaged when ridden while wet. Still, this is the place to go when trails closer to Houston are too wet to ride, as it drains well and the coarse sand actually is faster after it gets a bit damp.
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In the USA civil unions provide 1/3 the benefits of marriage. In Massachusetts where gay marriage is the law the only change has been that gay heterosexual couples have equal rights. For the truth about gay marriage check out our trailer. Produced to educate defuse the controversy it has a way of opening closed minds provides some sanity on the issue: http://www.OUTTAKEonline.com
Just how divisive could a referendum be with support for marriage so high and climbing every day?Civil Partnerships are a major step toward true equality but they will never be equal as long as CP's are denied to straight couples and marriage is denied to gay couples.We in America learned a long time ago that separate institutions given to minorities are NEVER equal even when they offer the same rights, benefits and responsibilities. If they were REALLY the same then you wouldn't have so many people fighting to keep them separate.Civil Partnerships like civil unions and domestic partnerships, in the eyes of the law and in the eyes of the vast majority of straight people, are nothing more than legally recognized flatmates.
I'd just be happy if they'd recognize our partnership, the US does not see same sex partnerships as valid for immigration..so we're stuck.
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Begley has covered New York sports since graduating from the University of Richmond in 2005. He has covered the Yankees, Mets, Giants, Jets, Knicks, Nets, Rangers and Devils for ESPNNewYork.com. Prior to writing for ESPN's New York site, he worked for the New York Daily News.
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Ian Begley (12:02 PM)
Hey guys, Welcome aboard. Your Knicks have lost three straight and are stuck at 6-7. Plenty of issues to talk about. Keep your questions coming and I'll try to get to as many as possible. And let's keep it clean!
Danny C (NY)
Any updates on Baron Davis?
Ian Begley (12:05 PM)
Danny C, Baron D should be participating in practice early next week. He's expected to return to the court in late January or early February .... He seems to be in good shape. But as you guys know, there is a big difference between being in 'shape' and in 'game shape'
Ron (Boca, FL)
What's wrong with Amare? It can't be because he's not playing Center this year.
Ian Begley (12:08 PM)
Mike D'Antoni's has mentioned that Amare's having a tough time getting used to spacing on the floor with Tyson Chandler. He's also not getting as many looks near the basket because he is no longer the primary screener on the pick and roll. When he's on the floor w/out Chandler, you see a big difference.
Frank (Chi)
How about this .... Boozer and Noah for Amare straight up?
Ian Begley (12:10 PM)
Seriously, Frank? Unless Chicago wanted to pay the Knicks back for taking Eddy Curry off of their hands, this one ain't gonna happen
Angel Garcia (Bronx, New York)
With the recent struggle with points production off the bench why not invest in a scorer like Gilbert Arenas
Ian Begley (12:11 PM)
Angel, a few of the writers were discussing this after practice the other day .... if you told me Arenas was going to get cut, I would guess he'd be re-signed shortly thereafter. Clearly, teams have shied away because of the gun incident and the fact that he struggled with his shot last season
Matt (CT)
Is it me or have the Knicks not once shot the ball well yet?
Ian Begley (12:13 PM)
It's not you Matt. They've really struggled. 41 percent from the field, 30 percent from beyond the arc. It's been ugly. As Carmelo Anthony said the other day, they can't throw the ball in the ocean. An optimist would say they are getting the open looks and the shots will fall .... We'll see
Ron (Boca, Fl)
Is Fields' confidence shot or was he playing over his head last year? Did the Knicks have a choice of Gallo or Fields in the deal for Melo?
Ian Begley (12:17 PM)
Welcome back, Ron. It's a little bit of both with Landry. D'Antoni has noted on several occasions that he's struggling with his shot. This has to be affecting his confidence. I think we are seeing a hangover effect from the Carmelo trade. I doubt he'll ever be the same guy he was in the first half of last season, but the Knicks need more out of him than what they're getting now .... I think if they had to do it all over again, there's no doubt they would deal Fields instead of Gallo
Kevin (PA)
What do you think accounts for the defensive lapses? lack of focus?
Ian Begley (12:20 PM)
I have to give the Knicks some credit here. Sure, there have been defensive lapses. But, by and large, they have taken steps in the right direction this season on the defensive end. Last I checked, they were eighth in the league in defense, as rated by points allowed per 100 possessions. The offense has really hurt them thus far. And by the way, who would have thought they would be struggling with offense and been OK on defense early in the season?
Ian C (Atl, Ga)
What's the difference b/w Chandler and Amare and Turiaf and Amare. Turiaf was center a lot last year and Amare still flourished. Turiaf is a worse offensive player than Chandler, so you'd think that defenses have to stay with Chandler more than Turiaf. Why not treat Chandler like Turiaf and screen and roll with Amare more than Chandler??? Melo and Amare need to be in the pick and roll early and often. Thoughts?
Ian Begley (12:24 PM)
First off, I love the name. Secondly, I have to agree with you about Amare and the pick and roll. Historically, he's been one of the best big men in the P & R and it's clear that he's struggling this season to adjust to life without it. I think you will see Amare on the floor with Josh Harrellson a lot, which will give Amare the chance to get more looks in the paint and opportunities on P
Mitch (LA)
Everyone is talking about moving Amare...Will any team take the risk of trading for him without having insurance to cover the contract? I say no and he's untradeable
Ian Begley (12:26 PM)
Agreed. Untradeable in my opinion. Contract is too much of a risk. That could change if he starts playing like he did last season. But that's a BIG IF at this point.
Jon (Queens)
Whats the status of Melo's ankle? Thought I read that he tweaked it late in the Orlando game. Will he be on the floor tnite? havent heard anything suggesting otherwise.
Ian Begley (12:29 PM)
Jon, here's the latest: Carmelo will play tonight. He said on Tuesday that his ankle is 'sore' but feeling 'better'. The bigger issue for Anthony right now is his injured left wrist. He's having a tough time handling the ball with his left hand and supporting it when he shoots. That showed on Monday, when he missed 18 of 27 shots. He spent about 40 minutes at practice yesterday shooting jumpers and trying to figure out how to tweak his shot to compensate. This will be something to look out for tonight
Does the recent relegation of Li and Jordan create space for something other than just BD's return from injury?
Ian Begley (12:32 PM)
Saw a lot of questions about this on Twitter, so let's clarify here: Lin and Jordan are still on the roster so the Knicks roster remains at 15. They will have to let someone go if they wish to add a player. Don't forget, they still have the $2.5 million exception to spend. My guess is they are waiting to see if someone attractive becomes available via waivers. I'm sure they are also monitoring the FAs playing in China.
Bill (Raleigh, NC by way of Bklyn, NY)
I feel that with a little defensive unity and ball movement we can STILL win our division, your thoughts?
Ian Begley (12:37 PM)
Bill, I see you took the Michael Jordan route from BK to NC. Nice work. As far as your question goes, the optimist in me says the Knicks will continue to improve on defense and will start to make shots, which will lead to more wins. It will take a greater effort by the coaching staff to get Amare Stoudemire going. So that's something to watch. But the biggest question, of course, is how Baron Davis looks when he gets back on the floor. Best-case scenario? He transforms into a pass-first, shoot-when-necessary point guard and leads the Knicks to the Atlantic title. Boston's too old and Philly's too young.
meech (akron ohio)
why are the knick not playng typical Mike D'Antoni style o basketball with the run and gun is it because they have no backcourt
Ian Begley (12:39 PM)
Correct. They can't play his 'system' without a point guard. In fact, they can't really play his system with Carmelo Anthony, who is most effective in the half-court. So the days of seven seconds or less died when after the Melo trade, in my opinion
Kyle (Long Island)
How close is D'Antoni to losing his job, because from what I'v seen this year he could quite possibly be the worst coach in the NBA
Ian Begley (12:41 PM)
I haven't heard anything substantial regarding his status. But you have to think a bad loss to Phoenix or Denver makes his seat uncomfortably warm. Especially with a guy like Mike Woodson in position to take over for the rest of the year
Beni (brooklyn)
I have heard rumors about the Knicks pushing to sign J.R. Smith. Whats his situation in China right now and how canhe impact the team in a positive way?
Ian Begley (12:46 PM)
Beni from Brooklyn, Gabe B from Hartford and others are asking about the China guys, so here goes: The 'push' to sign JR or any other player who suited up over there can't happen until his team's season is over, which will happen in late February or early March. Once Smith and the other guys who went over there are free to sign with an NBA team, the Knicks will have a pro-rated (I believe) $2.5 exception to offer them. I'm sure they are monitoring Kenyon Martin, Smith and Wilson Chandler (who is restricted) and, if they have a need due to injury or otherwise, I assume they will make a strong push. It will be up to the player to decide if he wants to accept the money on the table.
fred (who cares your not answering anyway)
ok i wrote three post can i get one resopnes is there any news on geting new players
Ian Begley (12:49 PM)
Take it easy, Fred. Save your frustrations for the Knicks, not me (Kidding!). Nothing concrete on adding any new guys at the moment. The next addition will be Baron Davis.
anthony (ny) (brooklyn)
which coach would be the best fit for ny next year
Ian Begley (12:50 PM)
My opinion? Jeff Van Gundy. Though that would never happen because of the way things ended with JVG during his first stint with the Knicks. Would love to hear what you guys think....
meech (akron ohio)
so who do the knicks go after this summer since its seems like cp3 is happy with lob city
Ian Begley (12:52 PM)
Right now, it seems like Steve Nash will be the main target. Assuming they have it available this summer, the Knicks will use their mid level exception and keep their fingers crossed. Don't be surprised if Iman Shumpert makes a big leap in Year 2. He looks like a natural shooting guard right now, but I think he could make the switch to PG
Dexter (pdx)
Any chance we see Wilson Chandler on the team before the playoffs?
Ian Begley (12:53 PM)
I doubt you will see him here at all this season, before or during the playoffs. He is a restricted FA so Denver can match any offer the Knicks make.
Malachi (ny)
How do you feel about MELO elbow extended as post entry passers with the Amar'e posting up with deep position every time down the court? Amar'e shouldst be able to adopt a a post game...being that he is now going up against smaller pfs now
Ian Begley (12:56 PM)
Interesting thought Malachi. My first reaction is Amare is most effective in P & R situations, not in the post. So I don't think you're putting him in the best position to succeed there. Also, the paint is fairly congested when he and Chandler are on the floor together. So I don't see this as a viable option.
Rich (Bronx)
How about Rubio for Landry Fields? The Knicks need a young point, and the Wolves have an excess there. It wouldn't hurt ratings if Rubio was here!
Ian Begley (12:58 PM)
Ha. Sure. Maybe David Kahn would do this if he never wanted to work in basketball again
Max (Oradel, NJ)
Doesn't seem like Melo and Amar'e are messing AT ALL. Two fowards who constantly need the ball. Problem is, only one ball. Any thoughts? Bad decision to trade for Carmelo?
Ian Begley (1:00 PM)
The problem with both of those guys on the floor is that Amare is getting fewer looks near the basket. As we noted on our Knicks blog earlier this week, he is taking a higher percentage of jumpers and fewer shots in the restricted area since Melo came aboard. This is due in part to fewer P & R opportunities among other factors. In my opinion, if D'Antoni is such an offensive mastermind, he should be able to find a way to get both guys going. But I'm sure it's much more complicated that that.
Francis (Queens, NY)
Under what circumstances is D'Antoni no longer the coach next season if not earlier? And do you think the Knicks are better off without him considering the unit they have anyway?
Ian Begley (1:02 PM)
I think he'll get a chance to coach with a healthy Baron Davis. But I could be wrong. Stranger moves have been made when it comes to coaches at Madison Square Garden. I think they need to make it to the Eastern Conference finals in order for D'Antoni to return next season
Ian Begley (1:03 PM)
Guys, that's it for me. Thanks a lot for hanging with me and talking Knicks. You guys have great insight and an impressive knowledge of the game. Let's do it again soon. Also, be sure to check out ESPNNewYork.com for all of your Knicks coverage.
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The glasses are in stock. If you order now, we can send out your glasses immediately. And because Edel-Optics is a paradise for bargain hunters, you can get this top model at an incredibly low price. What is labelled as "in the sale" at other online shops, is for us "all-day-everyday" prices.
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I have been a dog owner for 6 years now. Only recently have I become aware that in the eyes of the legal system, dogs are merely property. I hope to be able to work to change this cold, outdated legislation.
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