Re: espn draft news

[Eggcentric@xxxxxxx]

< We noted last week that Dr. Jonathan Niednagel, the brain-typing man 
in whom Danny Ainge has much faith, helped Timberwolves boss Kevin 
McHale with the 2002 NBA draft. That is not the case, even though it 
was reported that way in two newspapers last summer.  While Niednagel 
has assisted McHale, he was not involved in the Wolves' decision to 
draft Marcus Taylor. That's good for Niednagel, because Taylor didn't 
pan out . . . >  - Peter May

< Speaking of "brain doctors", Peter May keeps perpetuating the myth in 
his Sunday column by apologetically noting that Niednagel allegedly had 
nothing to do with the T-Wolves' failed pick Marcus Taylor (of course 
not -  he's never been wrong , remember?) and calling him "Dr. Jonathan 
Niednagel". > - Kestas

Or maybe just a bit of too-subtle sarcasm over having been told to 
retract the good Doctor's (Ph.D, Sing Sing ) involvement in the 
inept Taylor drafting?

Egg