Al Harrington News

Chris Cohan. Robert Rowell. Don Nelson. Three mishaps, three egos, three stubborn characters.

The Warriors may be down two centers as Andris Biedrins, the starter, is questionable for today's game against the Los Angeles Clippers because of an ailing back.

The NBA will not penalize Chris Paul or Rajon Rondo for an incident between them after a recent game in Boston.

Today's blog is devoted to all the things that wouldn't fit into the NBA columns running today and tomorrow in the Sporting Green, starting with an update on all the key Warriors who have departed in recent years: Jamal Crawford: Considered a backup to both point guard Mike Bibby and shooting guard Joe Johnson in Atlanta.

One of 3 team that has all-star caliber inside and outside players 2. Cavs Lebron +Shaq = Dominance in the East.

Rounds five and six of most drafts are when "real reaching" begins to happen as more and more drafters pick up guys they want to speculate on.

Philadelphia 76ers' Thaddeus Young defends New York Knicks ' Al Harrington during the first half.

Thaddeus Young posted a game-high 26 points with six rebounds as Philadelphia downed the New York Knicks, 93-85, in preseason action from Madison Square Garden.

The Golden State Warriors suspended Stephen Jackson for two exhibition games Saturday after the unhappy captain left the bench during an exhibition contest in Los Angeles.

Note to my readers: This article first appeared on my All Net blog . Out of the four major professional U.S. sports leagues, the NBA probably boasts the most prima donnas.

Al Harrington wants to prove the Knicks' critics wrong by helping the team to the playoffs this season.

There was no shortage of drama on Monday at the Warriors' media day in Oakland. First Monta Ellis said he can't play alongside Stephen Curry, but the Stephen Jackson show also continued.

Stephen Jackson, speaking publicly for the first time since demanding a trade last month, stood by his statements and probably managed to avoid another league fine while discussing a variety of topics Monday.

Stephen Jackson was his typical candid self: Yes, he still would like to be traded from the Golden State Warriors and is fed up with all the losing.

Based on Larry Riley's world view, never made his trade demand. Nothing's happened.

It used to be that in Bay Area sports you could always count on your stars. We were spoiled with the likes of Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, and Chris Mullin among many others.

Warriors forward Stephen Jackson told Dime Magazine that he would like to play for the Knicks with former teammate Al Harrington.

The biggest news is that Marquis Daniels is finally going to be a Celtic for real.

Any Warrior fan can understand why Stephen Jackson wants out of Oakland. The old magic is gone, the team is getting younger, he's 31 years old, and he wants to retire in a blaze of playoff appearances.

The Warriors' goal for a drama-free offseason seemed to be working until Stephen Jackson declared Friday that wants to be traded.