King James not only is on track to being

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The New Jersey Nets are not only Alfonso Soriano Yankees Jersey contemplating a move to Brooklyn, they're dying to get out of their current home in the Meadowlands and can't wait to get to their new site through the tunnel and over the bridge, and they would love to have someone like LeBron James in tow.

King James not only is on track to being a free agent next summer, he is also a good friend of Jay-Z, a minority owner of the Nets. The franchise is currently in the process of clearing cap space in order to make a plausible offer to LeBron, and http://www.yankeesbaseballstoreonline.com/WOMENS-AUSTIN-ROMINE-JERS... that was part of the rationale behind the trade of Vince Carter to the Orlando Magic in exchange for Courtney Lee, who does not have a big contract, and Rafer Alston and Tony Battie, whose contracts are expiring.

The Nets are building with youth, and that might not leave them in a bad position to put a competitive team around LeBron if and when the time comes. The buzz created by a new arena and the location within the city limits of Greater New York will no doubt bring some additional media opportunities for the King, although along those lines he's going to be more than willing to listen to what the New York Knicks, who are doing their own contract-cleaning in anticipation of an offer to him, have to say.

There is a snag that could Sean Smith Jersey curtail many of the Nets' future plans though. The team's majority owner, Bruce Ratner, has a deal for the Atlantic Yards site which requires him to break ground some time during the 2009 calendar year in order to qualify for tax-exempt bonds that Ratner would absolute need to build the arena and the support structure surrounding it, which would include retail space and housing.

His problem is that he is utilizing eminent domain to do it, and some Brooklyn residents aren't very happy about being displaced for the sake of a greedy sports owner with http://www.chiefsshopnflofficial.com/ryan-succop-jersey_c-413.html his hand out for a little corporate welfare. They've been waging an ongoing legal battle in an effort to hold onto their homes, Those people, as well businessmen who would be forcibly moved, recently won a decision that will allow their case to be heard in the New York State Court of Appeals, a procedure that will delay ground-breaking and move it dangerous close to the deadline. And if Ratner misses the deadline, the whole deal could go down the tubes.