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Show /port/ MONDAY• JULY 4'2005 Vance rants on the NBA draft From VANCE RANT-A8 J U LY JULY 4 FIREWORKS SHOW O l e b r a u - the Pourih of "July as. L d i i City prosed is its .mnuaJ fi reworks show. (No charge) JULY 5-7 MUSEUM OF ANCIENT LIFE 5TH ANNIVERSARY A 3-tl.iy dinosaur fair full of .icrivir.u.-s, iT.ifrs and games. (No charge with rmiM-um admission. SS/IVrson tor activities only) JULY 8-9 DIN0SN0R22Z Perhaps the biggest gamble belonged to the Lakers, taknificantly better than Vlade ing 7-foot HS center Andrew Divac, whom everybody Bynumat#10. seems to be comparing him Even I'll admit there's a to. Now if you're the Bucks, small chance this kid could go resign Michael Redd and legitimize Mitch Kupchak in you might actually have a fu- three or four years by becomture. ing a 15-10 guy, but don't Losers. Phoenix may have count on it. And with Phil been in the above category Jackson's reputation of only had they kept first round se- giving time to veteran players, it makes you wonder if lection Nate Robinson. Incredibly fast and ex- the Zhen Master was even tremely crafty around the inside LA's boardroom Tuesbasket, his presence would day. Let the soap diaries conhave allowed Steve Nash not tinue. to be on the floor 62 minutes And of course the final cata game. In my crystal ball, egorization of "Holy Hell" Robinson is the next Earl can only rightfully be given Boykins, and New York is to one team. the benefactor. As if the Raptors aren't secluded enough, the only franchise not within US parameters. Picking Charlie Villanueva at #7 was not only astronomically ludicrous, it bordered on criminal. Green, Granger, Channing Fry of Arizona to name a few, all on the board and you select who? Toronto was overloaded at the power forward position before this pick and almost wasted it entirely. 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