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With 30 homers and 86 RBIs at the All-Star break and a bunch of winning hits and curtain calls, the question no longer is whether Alex Rodriguez is good enough for the Yankees.
With an aging roster, a losing record and no relief in sight, the question is whether the Yankees are good enough for Rodriguez.
The honest answer is no, they're not. The Yankees, this season at least, haven't given A-Rod what he's given them. They're going in one direction, he in another. He has taken back his crown as baseball's best player from Albert Pujols; they can't even overtake Toronto. He's putting it all together; they're on the verge of breaking apart, if this keeps up.
When the season's over, he has an option to leave town.
Which makes you wonder: Why stay?
The wise choice for A-Rod is to beat it before the Bronx burns. There's little to be gained by staying with the Yankees beyond this season except money, and even that, for someone who's already made as much as he has, isn't what it used to be. Besides, the Angels and a few others have enough in the bank to make the numbers work.
So it's not about the money, not entirely, not this time around. It's about personal happiness and acceptance, both elusive for A-Rod since he blazed into town almost 3 1/2 years ago, and winning a championship, which might be the most elusive of all.
The Yankees, you see, no longer offer him the best chance. Seriously: Does anyone believe the Yankees are any closer to a title than, say, the Indians? Or the Tigers? Or the Brewers, for heaven's sake?
In the next three or four years, those teams should contend better than the Yankees, mainly because they're not on the verge of crumbling anytime soon. They don't need an immediate and expensive makeover, unlike the Yankees, who must address serious issues in their starting pitching, bullpen and outfield, all of which are failing and getting old on them.
"My focus is on winning and getting back into this race," A-Rod said before flying to the All-Star Game.
Exactly what race was he talking about, the human race? Not the AL East race, and even the wild card is looking fainter for the Yankees, who just can't seem to string together a few good months or give their best player enough good reasons to stick around.
A few months back, in spring training, the Yankees drew the line with A-Rod: They would not discuss a contract extension, particularly not after the 2006 he had. Of course they didn't know he'd perform at a record pace that could earn him his third MVP award, second with the Yankees.
Now his choice is: Either continue with a historic contract that pays roughly $26 million a year, or roll the dice, keep his options open and dare to leave a fortune on the table.
If A-Rod chooses the latter, his loyalty will be questioned. Nobody will question his intelligence, though, because he will be doing a smart thing. By every indication, he will become a free agent this fall and the leverage will belong to him.
He will study his surroundings in the Bronx and ask himself: What's to like? Or rather, what's not to like?
Well, there's only one New York, but that can actually work against certain players who are magnets for both good and bad attention, as A-Rod is. New York will always be ready to boo, ready to micro-examine every at-bat, ready to feed the tabloid newspapers with stories that have nothing to do with baseball. That can't be fun.
Nobody in San Francisco, for example, will give an expletive what's on his wife's shirt should the Giants target him as the superstar replacement for Barry Bonds next year.
Also, with the Yankees, he will always be second to Derek Jeter in the clubhouse and on Madison Avenue, where nobody ever got the bright idea of making a bottle of A-Rod cologne. And that stadium going up in the Bronx? Jeter built that house.
Most important to A-Rod at this stage of his career is the state of the franchise. It's not good right now. Sure, these are the Yankees, who can buy ballplayers better than anyone, but when's the last time that bought a championship? That method suddenly is older than Mike Mussina and gives A-Rod no assurances that he'll ever get the only thing he doesn't already have in baseball.
He wants happiness, love and, finally, a good shot at a World Series. Which essentially means he wants out.


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Letty Williams, 86, a native of Morgan City and resident of Raceland, died Monday, Nov. 26, 2001.
Visitation will be from 5 p.m. to wake time today at Third Zion Baptist Church in Raceland. Wake Services will be at 8 p.m. today at the church. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church with burial in Morning Star Baptist Church Cemetery in Raceland.
She is survived by one son, Arthur Williams of Shreveport; one daughter, Juanita Madere of Memphis, Tenn.; four stepchildren, Lawless Williams of New Orleans, Wilbert Williams of Cut Off, Ernest Williams of California, and Louella Holly of Raceland; 30 grandchildren; and 34 great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Williams; her parents, Wesley and Mary Jennings; three stepchildren, Henry Williams Jr., Hudson Williams, and Alberta Turner; two brothers, Wesley Jennings and Jordan Jennings; four sisters, Elvira Jennings, Nancy Jennings, Adenier Jennings Edmond, and Gustavia Gales Jennings.
She served on the Deaconess Board and was Mother of the Church at Third Zion.
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The Linux Foundation has announced that LinuxCon will be making its debut in São Paulo Brazil later this year with a trio of open source luminaries delivering keynotes.
Lead kernel maintainer Andrew Morton, executive director of The Linux Foundation Jim Zemlin and Linux creator Linus Torvalds will all be making keynote speeches at the inaugural LinuxCon Brazil.
Other confirmed speakers for LinuxCon 2010 Brazil:
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"Brazil leads many other countries in its adoption of Linux and is a growing base of development. The time is right to take the industry's premier Linux conference to Brazil," said Zemlin, via press release.
Early registration costs US$ 150 and is available through June 15. The event begins August 31 at 9 a.m.
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Khan Academy is one of the best educational resources on the internet. Khan Academy offers tutorials in a wide range of courses from art history, to mathematics, to test prep. Khan Academy also has a partnership with other educational enterprises, like the British Museum.
The website allows you to use the videos that have been made to learn about these subjects. There are also teacher resources available. There is also a parent account you can make to sign up your child and to monitor their progress. The teacher account allows you to set up your own courses, too.
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According to a report by Bill Madden, Christian Red and Teri Thompson of the New York Daily News, Alex Rodriguez's Yankees career could be over. Alex Rodriguez is unlikely to ever wear the pinstripes again, sources familiar with the Yankees' situation with their troubled third baseman told the Daily News, no matter what happens regarding new allegations that he is again involved with performance-enhancing drugs. According to numerous baseball sources, the hip surgery Rodriguez is now recovering from will likely derail his playing career, leaving him in such a diminished role that he may consider a settlement or an outright retirement. He still has five years and $114 million left on his contract. "I don't know why he would want to go through the pain of rehabbing and trying to play up to the caliber of player he was, and come back to a game where nobody wants him," said a baseball official. This is all starting to take on a life of its own since the Miami New Times reported on Tuesd...
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In an interview with the UK's Telegraph newspaper, Tim Cook said that while people might see limited reasons to want an Apple Watch today, they will soon find lots of other uses for it. The interview took place during a London stop in Cook's international tour.
This will be just like the iPhone: people wanted it and bought for a particular reason, perhaps for browsing, but then found out that they loved it for all sorts of other reasons.
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continued Joe Nicolla, president of Columbia Development Companies, said the company is deciding what steps to take next with the project and will have more information in the coming weeks.
Before the project could begin, Albany County, the Bethlehem Central School District and Bethlehem town leaders signed off on an agreement to use PILOT payments, or payments in lieu of taxes, for construction of the main roadway into the campus. Albany County has previously promised $1 million to Vista development.
The first three tenants were also granted PILOT agreements from the Bethlehem IDA that will eventually amount to $200,000 in tax breaks.
Venezia said so far the IDA is happy with the pace of the project.
"Everything moving along just as we thought it would," he said.
Ritz said the street into the Vista Campus and the utilities are scheduled for completion in August. They are now waiting on designs from National Grid, Verizon and Time Warner and the permits to begin utility installations underground.
"In that area of the project, we are behind," he said.
DeForest said the foundation for ShopRite's building is already complete and the store should open around the time the road does in August or September.
"Very soon we will see things go vertical," he said.
He said the sub base of the road will begin to take shape in the spring along with work done by National Grid, and paving of the road should begin by summer.
When the ShopRite building is complete, DeForest said BBL will move on to the two banks and an office buildings, all of which are slated for 2012 openings.
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Braun time frame is not rigid
The Major League Baseball Joint Drug Agreement says an arbitration panel should render its verdict in appeals of positive drug tests within 25 days of the opening of the hearing.
Ryan Braun's arbitration hearing on his positive drug test began on Jan. 19 in New York City. Counting forward 25 days from there, the final day of that time frame would be Monday, Feb. 13.
But arbitrator Shyam Das is not bound by that time frame to deliver his verdict. He could ask for more time if needed to render his verdict. While that would extend the agonizing wait for Braun, the Brewers and their fans (and the media), it could happen.
The 25-day wait period was designed more for the regular season, when time is more of the essence to get a verdict. During the off-season, no games are at stake, giving the arbitrator more time if needed.
I was told early in the process that the main goal was to have a verdict before the Brewers begin spring training. Their pitchers and catchers report on Feb. 18, have physical exams the next day and have their first workout on Feb. 20. The first full-squad workout is not until Feb. 25 but it was my understanding the verdict would be rendered before the start of spring training, not that date.
I have been asked many times if the longer the decision is delayed, the better it might be for Braun. I don't think the extra time being taken means it would go one way more than another. It just means the arbitrator is making sure everything is being considered, with what's at stake.
So, let's see what happens. As for those wondering if Braun has been told he won the appeal and thus no announcement has come from MLB in the supposedly confidential process, suffice it to say that his camp would let it be known if that was the case, considering the damage already done by the postive test being leaked.
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Tigers Woods withdraws with sore Achilles' tendon
DORAL, Fla. Tiger Woods' road to the Masters took a surprising detour Sunday when he withdrew after 11 holes in the Cadillac Championship because of soreness in his left Achilles tendon.
It's the same Achilles that he injured last year at Augusta National, which eventually caused Woods to miss two majors last year.
The severity of this injury won't be known until Woods has it evaluated.
He was 3-over par in the final round at Doral, 10 shots out of the lead, when he hit a 321-yard tee shot on the par-5 12th hole, shook hands with Webb Simpson and left in a cart.
"I felt tightness in my left Achilles warming up this morning, and it continued to get progressively worse," Woods said in a statement. "After hitting my tee shot at 12, I decided it was necessary to withdraw. In the past, I may have tried to continue to play, but this time, I decided to do what I thought was necessary."
NBC Sports showed Woods behind the wheel as he drove away from Doral in a black sedan.
"I didn't really notice anything," Simpson said. "I wasn't paying much attention, but it looked like he made a swing on 12 that really hurt. But didn't say a whole lot. Class act. Shook my hand. Off he went.
"He just shook my hand and said, `I've got to go in.' You could feel he was hurting. He didn't say a whole lot, but his expression was enough that he was in enough pain to end it."
Woods is to play in two weeks at Bay Hill, his last tournament before the Masters. Woods is a four-time champion at Augusta National, and with an ordinary game, he still has tied for fourth the last two years.
"It's a shame because he looked like he was coming out this year, swinging it really well, playing good, getting himself into contention," said Rory McIlroy, who held off Woods' charge last week at the Honda Classic. "It's probably just precautionary, but I really hope he's healthy for the Masters, because obviously it would be a great week with him there. He can spark an interest in golf that no one else can."
Doral was Woods' third straight tournament. He lost in the second round of the Match Play Championship, then shot 62 to tie for second in the Honda. When asked after the third round Saturday at Doral how is body was holding up through this stretch, he replied, "It feels great."
Steve Stricker played with him in the third round Saturday and said he didn't notice anything out of the ordinary.
"He always walks with a limp a little bit," Stricker said. "I noticed it a little bit again. I thought maybe that's something he always has, like a habit."
Woods changed shoes at the turn and was lifting his left leg, slightly flexing his ankle. His limp became more pronounced, especially after he pulled his second shot on the par-5 10th, leading to bogey. The limp grew worse, and moments later, Woods was gone.


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#1 Detroit QB Matthew Stafford Georgai
The Lions have to make a choice between QB Stafford or OT Jason Smith. With more depth & quality at the OT position, they should draft Stafford. They were rumored to be involved in trading for Jay Cutler & could still be looking. If so they should talk to Clevland.
#2 St. Louis OT Jason Smith Baylor
The Rams have been rumored to be trying to trade this pick recently. If that doesn't happen, they have to take Smith. He is too good to pass by. They have to get a replacement for Orlando Pace. If Smith is gone they should take Eugene Monroe.
#3 Kansas City LB Aaron Curry Wake Forest
It would be hard to pass on queit possibly the best player in the draft. He will get alot of playing time in Kc's new 3-4 defense. I know they traded for Mike Vrabel & signed Zach Thomas, but they are getting old and that is a quick fix. Curry will get valuable teaching from them and learn on the job.
#4 Seattle OT Eugene Monroe Virginai
They need to protect Matt Hasselback at all cost. He can do that and excel in the run game as well. Walter Jones is getting older, so he could be his eventual replacement. If Smith & Monroe are both gone, then QB Mark Sanchez may be the target.
#5 Clevland WR Michael Crabtree Texas Tech
They need help on defense, but could use more help on offense. After trading TE Kellen Winslow, possibly losing WR Donte Stallworth to prison (DUI Manslaghter charge) & rumors of trading WR Braylon Edwards, they have to take a WR. Whether they trade Braylon or not, they need someone to throw the ball to.
#6 Cincinatti OT Michael Oher Missippii
The Bengals need hekp on both side of the ball, but offense should take priority. They need both an OT & a WR. The protection of Carson Palmer is the main concern. Oher is an excellent OT, who I have personally seen in action in the SEC. He is solid in both the run and pass games. Plus he is a good character guy, which Cincinatti needs.
#7 Oakland WR Jeremy Macklin Missourri
Provided that Crabtree is already gone, the Raiders should take Macklin. He fits the ideal Raiders mold of a player. His fast speed, good hands & versatility in the return game is what Al Davis is looking for.
#8 Jacksonville WR Darius Heyward-Bey Maryland
Unless Crabtree or Macklin falls to them for some reason, this their guy. They are desperate for WR help after letting Matt Jones walk. They could be without Reggie Williams as well (legel troubles). Heyward-Bey has the size they like and the game to match.
#9 Green Bay DE Everrette Brown Florida St.
The Packers need to improve the defensive line and add a pass rusher. Brown can fill both voids. He could even play some LB for them in their new 3-4 defense.
#10 San Francisco QB Mark Sanchez USC
After making a push for Kurt Warner, the 49ers are clearly not happy with their current QB's. Unless someone trades up in front of them to get him, they have to take him. If that does happen, then they should take CB Malcolm Jenkins.
#11 Buffalo DE Brian Orakpo Texas
They can use both an Olineman and a DE. They will give OT Andre Smith a hard look here, but Orakpo will give them the better value here. If he is gone the they should take Smith.
#12 Denver LB Rey Maualuga USC
The Broncos have a big hole to fill at LB, they need to fill. Maualuga a big thumper, would pair nicely with DJ Williams. He will make alot of plays for them. I wouldn't be surprised to see them trade up to get Mark Sanchez.
#13 Washington DE Robert Ayers Tennessee
He would fill the void left by Jason Taylor at DE & would be athe perfect compliment to Albert Haynesworth. Ayers is a big play guy & may play some LB for the Skins. He is rising fast on the draft boards.
#14 New Orleans CB Malcolm Jenkins Ohio St.
The Saints have no problems scoring, its stopping people that is the problem. Jenkins is a true lockdown CB that they need. This could be an absolute steal at pick #14.
#15 Houston LB Clay Matthews USC
The Texans could also use a CB, but Matthews gives them the better value than any CB left on the board. Uncle Bruce Matthews is on the coaching staff and could be a big influence on darft day. If they want a Cb they should tarde down from this pick to get a better value. If that happens they should look at Votae Davis or Darius Butler.
#16 San Diego RB Knowshon Moreno Georgai
Despite working out things with LT temporarily, they need to find his replacement. Moreno is verey versatile and will learn alot form the great one. Sproles is not an every down back.
#17 NY Jets QB Josh Freeman Kansas St
They have 3 QB's on their roster, but none of them are anything more than a backup. Freeman has very good size (6'6" 248 pds) & a strong arm. If they don't get Freeman things don't look good for the Jets.
#18 Denver DT BJ Raji Boston College
This is the pick that they received from Chicago, for Jay Cutler. They will use it to continue to build the defense. The run stopping Raji would be a great addition to their depleted defensive line. They may also look at DE Tyson Jackson here as well.
#19 Tampa Bay LB Brian Cushing USC
The Bucs are very thin at LB & should address the problem here. Other than Barrett Ruud they don't have much. Jermaine Phillips is moving from saftey to help at LB, but that is not enough. Cushing will get to play alot and will make plays for them.
#20 Detroit OT Andre Smith Alabama
With their 2nd pick of the 1st round they should draft protection for Stafford. Smith has top ten talent, but questionable decision making. He will step in and start right away for the Lions. If he is gone, OT's William Beatty or Eben Britton should be picked.
#21 Philadelphia RB Chris Wells Ohio St.
The Eagles are thin at Rb & should take Wells here.He will get used alot, especially in short yardage and goalline situations. He is a bruising, downhill runner with speed that they need.
#22 Minnasota WR Percy Harvin Florida
Percy would give the Vikings another playmaker at WR, butmore importantly he would be a star in the return game. He reminds me alot of Chicago's Devin Hester, though I think he is a better WR.
#23 New England LB Conor Barwin Cincinatti
The Patriots hit a homerun with Jerod Mayo last year & will try for it again this year. LB is their biggest need & Barwin is a Belicheck type of player. Barwin is a younger version of the departed Mike Vrabel. He is a very good pass rusher, has soft hands, good in coverage & has even played some TE in college.
#24 Atlanta LB James Laurinaitis Ohio St.
The Falcons need the most help at LB. Laurinaitis has slide down the draft boards from a year ago, but he will be a steal here for Atlanta. He has the size and speed to make plays. He is too good for them to pass on.
#25 Miami WR Hakeem Nicks North Carolina
Bill Parcels likes to go defense early in drafts, but WR is the most glaring need. Nicks was a playmaker in colege and will step in and play right from the start. They don't have that go to WR that they need & Nicks can be that for them. They may also take best available offense or defense.
#26 Baltimore CB Sean Smith Utah
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The Colts need 2 things, a DT & a LB. The best value here would be DT. Hood has big size and can stuff the run.He has good pass rushing moves (15.5 sacks in college) & makes big plays.
#28 Buffalo TE Brandon Pettigrew Oklahoma St.
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#29 NY Giants WR Kenny Britt Rutgers
The Giants are looking for a replacement for Plaxico Burress. They are trying to trade for Braylon Edwards, so we will see. If they don't, Britt has the size and speed they are looking for. If they do make a trade, then DE Michael Johnson would be a good fit for them.
#30 Tennessee CB Darius Butler Connecticut
The Titans will wait and see who falls to them. This pick could also hinge on whether or not they sign WR Torry Holt. I think they would really like to get Percy Harvin or Robert Ayers, but I don't think they will be here when they pick. They need help at CB & Butler is the best available.
#31 Arizona RB Donald Brown Connecticut
The Cards should draft a RB here, to replace the aging Edgerrin James. Brown is a complete back. He should get to start right out of the gate. They may look at RB Lesean McCoy from Pitt, but he can be got in the 2nd round.
#32 Pittsburgh OT Eben Britton Arizona
The reigning champs don't need much, so they will look to get younger and add depth. The O=line needs to be 1st on the list of upgrades. They should take Britton (the 5th OT taken in 1st round). He can play both tackle spots which could be very useful to the Steelers.


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Reds drafted dreadfully in the '90's.
but from '97 to '99, the drafting was quite a bit better (at least relatively speaking!). Those drafts netted players that had trade value, if only for a short time. Mike Frank, Brandon Larson, Dewayne Wise, Gookie Dawkins were part of '97, as was Scott Williamson. Kearns and Dunn led '98 but BJ Ryan and Todd Coffey were there too. things began to die off in '99, but Ben Broussard exploded on the scene and Ty Howington had a lot of value for a short time. Partly as a result of those drafts, as well as trades (Drew Henson) and the signing of free agents such as Antonio Perez and Jacoba Sequea, the Reds system was highly rated in the years 1999-2000
but the problem with those drafts was all of the absolute clunkers. So many of them had arm surgeries within a year of being drafted. MANY players washed out in less than a year. Others like Dawkins OPSed less than .750 at Billings, which is just a terrible sign for a Cincy prospect. Just looking at the top 10s in these three years, just looking at their first seasons-and-a-half:
1st rounders: Kearns had a great start, and Howington, Larson were OK
2nd rounders: Broussard and Dunn had great starts, Dawkins OPSed .623 at Billings
3rds: Did not choose to sign one after taking a closer look at him, another OPSed .633 at Billings, and a third was released within a season
4ths: two arm surgeries within a year, and a third player never got out of Rookie League
5ths: one did-not-sign, one arm surgery, and Dwayne Wise had a pretty good start with .844 OPS at Billings
6ths: one arm surgery, and two players OPSed less than .713 at Billing and were released within a year
7ths: one arm surgery, one OPSed .652 at Billings and was immediately released, and Mike Frank had a terrific start
8ths: one did-not-sign, one released within a year, and one released after two years
9ths: arm surgery, another released after a year, and Scott Williamson
10th: one released within a year, another OPSed .690 at Billings, and Scott Dunn who eventually got a cup of coffee.
In all, 33 percent at least reached the majors, and 13 percent have had significant careers. but 70 percent immediately showed the reddest of flags, either by not signing, having an immediate surgery, or posting a pathetic OPS at Billings
So, there's some data on the 2006-7 class of new administration. So far as I can tell, there have been NO arm surgeries (!), and there's no clear reason to release any players within a year either unless it's Andrew Bowman, who had pretty bad numbers. A couple of pitchers can't throw strikes but will get more chances. Drew Stubbs has had the lowest OPS at Billings, and .768 is troubling but, frankly, we've had MUCH worse. He's at least tradeable, and certainly not releaseable. Two draft picks did not sign; a third pitched for a season then was placed on the restricted list, and you might want to add Andrew Bowman. So, maybe 17% (as opposed to 70%!) have shown red flags so far-- but the data are not all in for 2007 yet. There might be some surgeries this spring, plus some of these guys haven't shown me a Billings OPS yet: Cozart bypassed Billings completely, and Mesoraco could very well OPS .650 at Billings. We'll see
overall, though, it strikes me as a VERY DIFFERENT set of players, and I would expect to see very different results. What those results will be, I cannot say. Maybe these guys have lower ceilings, and these drafts will produce fewer players with significant careers. but the present administration has certainly shown the ability to avoid the immediate stinkers, which strikes me as a great quality.


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In the late 20th century, the owners of oil tankers responded to public outrage over an epidemic of massive spills by cleaning up their act. Spills have been reduced by more than 80 per cent since the 1980s. The time has surely come to apply the same vigour to ending the release of biological time bombs into the coastal waters of the world.
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This was the sixth year the two-day event has been held at the Sebastian complex, where more than 400 volunteers helped to keep the heats running smoothly.
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The Lakers are listed among the teams who might have interest.
"The Memphis Grizzlies, who are aggressively attempting to shed payroll and are shopping small forward Rudy Gay, have made inquiries. The Lakers and Denver Nuggets have long been intrigued. So have the Boston Celtics," read the report.
It's unclear whom the Lakers would need to give up to Sacramento should Evans truly be put on the trading block.
There's a question of the health of Evans' left knee, a nagging issue that has bothered him throughout most of the season. At his best, Evans is an athletic 6-foot-6 playmaker. While he's not a true point guard, he averaged 5.8 assists a game in 2009-10 when he was Rookie of the Year. Evans is also a strong rebounder at his position but a poor 3-point shooter (25.8 percent career).
Evans is in the final year of his contract, earning $5.3 million. He'll be a restricted free agent over the summer if his team makes the qualifying offer of $6.9 million.
-Eric Pincus
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