Thx fer the trade, GM Jim Stack - I crush you now!
Apparent Kids in the Hall enthusiast Rashad McCants was dealt to the Sacramento Kings as the NBA trade deadline passed yesterday. Like many others who were moved, he?s sure to be happy to get a fresh start.
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