Clippers Sign A Trio Of Their Own

(Los Angeles, CA) -- Its not LeBron, D-Wade and Bosh but the LA Clippers did sign a trio of free agents this weeks to help retool their lineup. The team has agreed to terms with forwards Brian Book and Ryan Gomes and picked up point guard Randy Foye to slide into the slot left by departing guard Steve Blake.

The monetary details have yet to be announced but Cook will most likely make the mid-level exception salary.

Foye spent last season with the Washington Wizards and the four-year pro averaged 10.1 points, 3.3 assists and 1.9 rebounds. Gomes played last season with the Timberwolves and averaged 10.9 points and 4.6 rebounds. The T-Wolves traded him to Portland on draft day but was released by the team before a press conference was scheduled.

Nets Accept Fate: Sign Travis Outlaw

(Newark, NJ) -- Just hours before their incredibly public rejection by LeBron James the New Jersey Nets are playing back up lackey singing small forward Travis Outlaw to a five-year $35 million dollar deal.

Outlaw spent last season with the Clippers and the Trailblazers. Before being traded to L.A. after only 11 games last season he spent eight years of his career in Portland.

Coming straight out of high school in 2003 Outlaw has spent his entire career as a role player and is expected to take on a starting role for the Nets, whom are in the beginning of a very obvious rebuilding phase.