Suicide lines: Warriors in disarray; Garnett on 'full-blast'

Each weekday morning, Ball Don't Lie serves up a handful of NBA-related stories to digest with your deep-dish pizza.Marcus Thompson II, The Oakland Tribune: "Any hopes the Warriors might have had for a drama-free start to the season were put to rest at Monday's media day. Stephen Jackson(notes) stuck by his comments about no longer wanting to play for the Warriors, a statement he first made this summer at a block party in New York. Minutes later, Monta Ellis(notes) said he doesn't think he and rookie point guard Stephen Curry(notes) can play together in the backcourt, despite coach Don Nelson saying he would give that combination a long, hard look. So much for peace and harmony. 'What I said is how I feel. Point blank,' Jackson said. 'And that's not going to change.' Ellis then threw cold water on the prospect of being paired with Curry. [...] 'You can't put two small guys out there and try to play (point guard) and (shooting guard) when ...