There's an old line about sports in New York that goes something like this: There are two definitions of a dynasty. One is when a family from China rules the country for a thousand years. The other is when a New York sports team wins three games in a row. Yes, everything does seem bigger in New York, at least from their perspective. Which is why LeBron James is said to be seriously considering a free agent move there after the 2009-10 season, and why the Knicks and Nets are making little secret of their intent to lure James in two seasons. So much so that the Knicks are no longer taking on big or long-term contracts. Yes, the Knicks! And why the Nets would give up a near All-Star like Richard Jefferson for a broken-down player like Bobby Simmons and a long-shot project like Yi Jianlian. Both teams' moves are with the intent...
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