Of course, LeBron James can't announce where he'll sign with a regular ol' press conference—he has to make a one-hour special on ESPN at 9 p.m. tomorrow. According to ESPN—which didn't even get the scoop (ESPN The Magazine did)—"ESPN would only confirm that active discussions for the special are ongoing. But sources tell Broussard that representatives for James contacted the network, proposing that James makes his announcement during a 9 p.m. ET special."
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Islanders 5, Flames 4 (SO): Mike Sillinger scored two goals in regulation and then added the winner in the shootout. That's after he failed in the Pacific Northwest against the Canucks on Wednesday.
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Toronto 106 Nets 69: The Raptors sent a message tonight, humiliating New Jersey on their home floor. Toronto built a 15-point lead at halftime on a 65-foot heave from Chris Bosh and never looked back. Richard Jefferson had 27 points in the loss while six Raptors scored in double figures.
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Devil Rays 6, Yankees 4: What's the point of being a left-handed specialist if you can't keep Carl Crawford from hitting a grand slam? Mike Myers will be asking himself that question after allowing a one-run Yankees lead to turn into a three-run Yankees deficit in that most distasteful manner. Alex Rodriguez didn't get a hit for the first time this season. Trade him.
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Penguins 3, Devils 0: Normally the Devils do the shutting out, but not Wednesday. This game means little, but New Jersey did lose a chance to tie Buffalo for the best record in the conference. Then again, how much does that mean? Home ice doesn't seem to play that large a role in the NHL playoffs.
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-Penguins 7, Islanders 4: Getting into a high-scoring affair didn't work for the Islanders, probably because they didn't have Sidney Crosby. He had three assists and a goal for the Penguins. Rick DiPietro got yanked from the goal in favor of Mike Dunham.
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LeBron To Announce Decision In One-Hour ESPN Special
Knicks Dealing at NBA Trade Deadline
The Knicks made a number of deals before the NBA trade deadline today, but none of them are about this season. Despite what Donnie Walsh may claim, the trade that brought the Knicks Tracy McGrady is not going to help the Knicks to get into the playoffs this year. The trade is all about clearing more cap space by deleting the contract of Jared Jeffries from next year’s payroll. With Jeffries’ salary off the books, the Knicks have a legitimate shot at landing two top-tier free agents in July.
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