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Free agent Fisher meets with Miami
Dwyane Wade"s newest team- add James and Bosh, but could under the current collective bar- Miami is closing in on a deal
mates. James, Bosh and Wade all lure a slew of other talented play- gaining agreement. with Mike Miller and expects to
will make less than the $16.6 mil- ers as well. Fisher averaged 7.5 points and keep Udonis Haslem, who has
MIAMI (AP) Derek Fisher lion they could have commanded "It's about sacrifice now," Wade 2.5 assists while starting all 82 reg- more lucrative offers from other
might be why Miami's new trio of next season, giving Miami the said. ular-season games last season. In clubs but wants to remain in South
superstars left money on the chance to lure other players. James, Bosh and Wade all the playoffs, he averaged 10.3 Florida his lifelong home.
table. But after Fisher reportedly signed six-year contracts. The points and 2.8 assists, again the Other free agents who are
Fisher met - known to have expressed interest
Saturday with NBA next season from Los Angeles, he nearly $lll million, while Wade tests. in Miami include Raja Bell, Chris
Heat president
Pat Riley, one day including the chance to play in could have received about $125.5 given names to Riley of various Jamaal Magloire, and the Heat
after the team lavishly introduced Miami, which had enough cap million apiece if they had taken players they would like to see join still have the rights to restricted
Leßron James and Chris Bosh as room to not only keep Wade and the maximum value allowed the Heat. center Joel Anthony
By Tim Reynolds
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they're comfortable with us,
they'll be fine."
The offensive line has been try
ing to get the two freshmen com
fortable behind center. Bolden
and Jones have been practicing
with both the first and second
lines. McGloin said he and
Newsome have also been
attempting to ease the fresh
men's transitions.
While Bolden and Jones are
getting to know the offense, team
and university McGloin and
Newsome are transitioning into
Spikes
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confident," State College manag
er Gary Robinson said. "He's got
really good stuff. He just did a
good job and he stayed on the
plate."
Robinson was also impressed
with his pitchers' ability to get
their opponents to ground into
double plays. Vermont grounded
into three double plays in the
contest, including one that ended
the game.
Decker said after the Spikes'
tough road series Thursday
through Saturday, Robinson told
the team to just forget about it,
and make a statement against
Vermont. The Lake Monsters
had four more wins than any
other team in the New York-Penn
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Clark's departure.
Leadership, along with taking
advantage of reps, is the main
priority on McGloin's agenda
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The giant tire flip was an event
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and it's not just about the money"
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awareness and all that stuff. I'm
proud of what everybody's done."
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