Sunday Notes: Lee, KryptoNate, Rejoin the Knicks

,David Lee, Nate Robinson, return o the Knickerbockers: Friday, the Knicks made big moves to re-sign team star David Lee and dunk contest stud Nate Robinson. Both deals, according to ESPN, locked up Lee and Robinson up for the upcoming NBA season and nothing more. While the mindset of the Knicks front office management is focused on the 2010 offseason, which holds treasures such as Dwyane Wade and LeBron James, the two were both paid a great deal more than necessary in terms of what the qualifying offers were.The team has a spending limit of 20 million dollars or more next season, which they plan to use in hopes of coaxing a superstar to the Big Apple.Warriors' Nelson: Jackson still on the block: The go-to guy and team leader of a young Golden State Warriors team is Stephen Jackson. He also happens to be the player who desires to be on a flight leaving Oakland permanently.Jackson has been whining in the backround for a bit of time know, suggesting that he's fed up with the team's losing ways and would prefer to be producing for a winner, maybe even a contender. Here's what coach Don Nelson had to offer about the situation: "If it's good for the team, we'll look at it. It has nothing to do with Jack or a request. But we'll accommodate him if we can, if it's good for him and it's good for us we'd certainly look at it. ... We wouldn't give him away."Jackson is one of the team's most versatile players and arguably the best player on the squad, posting numbers such as 20.7 ppg, 5.1 rpg, and 6.5 apg. He's considered by many to be the team's top defender, standing at 6'8" and stocking up to 215 pounds. He has the foot skills to cover many guards and the strength to slow down most bigs. Other Stories, Links, Rumors, and ReportsDaniels, Raja Bell, still available.How will Sheed fit in?Beasely apologizes to Heat organization, claims he's done with social networking, and the rehab saga continues.