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When Nate Robinson arrived to play with the New York Knicks in 2005, you couldn't wipe the childlike grin off his face all season long. No one gave him a shot to make it to the NBA, yet here he was coming off the bench for Larry Brown (and later Isiah Thomas) and putting up some decent numbers. In four seasons with the Knicks, Robinson averaged double-digits off the bench for the Knicks and averaged 17.2 points in 29.9 minutes during his 2008-09 year. That was his best season as a pro. That was also 3 Slam Dunk titles and three NBA teams ago. Make that four, with Robinson nearing a deal with the Golden State Warriors. Over the last few weeks, Robinson has talked about his desire to change and distance himself from being labeled an "act" around the league. He said he's matured. And while his time spent with Boston and Oklahoma City didn't help his NBA stock, the Warriors are taking a chance on Robinson for one major reason: they could sure use some scoring o...