Gary Neal

17. December 2010 | 06:31

JR Smith Dunk Video: Watch the Nuggets Star Crush the Dunk of the Year

Denver Nuggets guard J.R. Smith had, perhaps, the dunk of the year Thursday against the San Antonio Spurs. He not only did he jump from an impressive distance, he got some serious, serious hangtime, lighting up the Denver Nuggets crowd in the process. Spurs guard Gary Neal, who tried to take a block on the play, will probably never be the same again. Fitting that the call was, “We just saw a man … (News Source: Bleacher Report - 05:15:16)

Forsyth County Engineers Say Slick Roads Unavoidable

NCDOT road crews battled the rain Thursday to keep salt on the roads. (News Source: WFMY News 2 Greensboro - 01:27:41)

Centennial star Gary Ross laying low, anticipating Chaparral’s Davonte Neal

Centennial senior receiver/defensive back Gary Ross put his game face on early for the biggest matchup of his life in the 5A-II championship. (News Source: The Arizona Republic - 07:07:39)

Neal Rubin: Turning fast food into Food Surge

KFC sells a sandwich that uses a pair of fried chicken filets as the bread. Gary Wohlfeill looks at that and worries not just about our society, but about the chickens who gave their lives for the meal. (News Source: Detroit News - 10:18:05)

Spurs report: Roster

–G Manu Ginobili had 26 points Wednesday night. He has scored 20 or more points in 13 games this year, with his season-high 31 points coming against Dallas on Nov. 26, ironically in a loss. (News Source: CBS Sports - 10:46:51)

Spurs report: Roster

–G George Hill scored a season-high 22 points on 5-of-9 shooting from the field, including 3-of-4 (.750) from behind the arc. He was also getting to the free line and made all nine attempts. (News Source: CBS Sports - 17:32:05)

The official start of trade season

Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE/Getty Images Sasha Vujacic, shown here during last year’s Finals, is reportedly on the move. Come every December 15, wheeling and dealing begins in earnest. ‘Tis the season — that is to say, the start of the NBA trade season. Players signed over the summer can’t be traded for three months or until December 15, whichever is later. This means the bulk of last summer’s … (News Source: ESPN Blogs - 15:51:12)