The Clippers' signing of Baron Davis is being hailed by many writers, but I'm guessing Coach Mike Dunleavy will get some advice from USC coach Tim Floyd, who happens to coach Dunleavy's son, James.
Davis and Floyd had a horrible relationship in New Orleans for one season, perhaps the worst in Floyd's NBA career.

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Last week was an interesting week to be a New York soccer fan. On one hand you had the Showdown in Chinatown, a memorable charity game in Manhattan that featured some of sport's biggest stars, while on the other you had the Red Bulls beating Chivas de Guadalajara in a friendly. Except for Claudio Reyna playing in the charity match, there was something for Red Bulls fans to be happy about.

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Apparently lotsa cool dudes were there: Baron Davis, Reyna, Jason Kidd, Solomon Kalou, Leandro Barbosa.

All the credit and much love goes to Adam over at TiAS for the photo and the coverage.

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Standing in the middle of an energized crowd, Jozy Altidore rattled off autographs and posed for picture after picture. Even after most of the other stars who played in the Steve Nash/Claudio Reyna charity match in Manhattan's Chinatown, Altidore stood on the turf at Nike Field and signed and posed for fans eager to meet American soccer's most exciting young star.

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Alot of things I didn't think were possible happened yesterday.

#1 - A park in the middle of New Yorks infamous Chinatown district was packed on all ends by thousands of footie fanatics dying for a glimpse of some of their favorite stars.

#2 - I got to see TiTi Henry, Robbie Fowler, Kalou, Reyna, Altidore, Angel, Jason Kidd, Barbosa, Baron Davis and and the infamous Steve McManaman play some footie from about a half foot distance.

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