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Report: Celtics won't let Nets talk to Rivers (The SportsXchange)

A week after the Boston Celtics announced that Doc Rivers would return as their coach next season, they refused to change their mind despite a request from a division rival.

Celtics deny Nets permission to speak with head coach Doc Rivers (NBC Sports)

The Nets are looking to hire a big name with a strong track record to fill their vacant head coaching position, after parting ways with interim head coach P.J. Carlesimo following a season that ended with a first round playoff loss in seven games at the hands of the Bulls. Brooklyn reached out to Phil…

Carlesimo: Nets good, but maybe not title ready (The Associated Press)

NEW YORK (AP) -- P.J. Carlesimo thinks the Brooklyn Nets' goal of winning a championship within the next two years is ''maybe not totally realistic,'' though he believes they are a contender in the Eastern Conference.

The 10-man rotation, starring dissections and defenses of Frank Vogel’s decision (Ball Don't Lie)

A look around the league and the Web that covers it. It's also important to note that the rotation order and starting nods aren't always listed in order of importance. That's for you, dear reader, to figure out. C : The Point Forward , 8 Points, 9 Seconds and SB Nation . Rob Mahoney, Brett Koremenos and Mike Prada all come to the defense of Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel — or, at least, explain the reasoning for his decision-making for removing Roy Hibbert for the Miami Heat's last two offensive possessions of Game 1, including LeBron James' game-winner . PF : TrueHoop . Kevin Arnovitz considers several other options Vogel had that would have kept Hibbert on the floor for those fateful final 2.2 seconds. SF : Miami Herald and SB Nation . Amid all the parsing, picking and probing of the Pacers coach and his choice, Dan LeBatard and Paul Flannery would like us to stop second-guessing for a second and just appreciate how remarkable and ridiculous LeBron's game-winning finish really was.

NBA Draft: DJ Stephens records the highest vertical leap ever measured by the NBA (Ball Don't Lie)

It's workout time for lottery teams, and the stories of draft-prospect magic are beginning to trickle in. Take, for instance, DJ Stephens of the University of Memphis, who recorded a 46-inch vertical, according to Chad Ford . Performed while working out for the Brooklyn Nets, the leap is the highest ever recorded by the NBA. Here's a shot of Stephens goofing around earlier this season, for perspective's sake: He also lit up the arena during Memphis' brief NCAA tournament run . The previous leap record belonged to Kenny Gregory, who jumped 45.5 inches way back in 2001. Earlier this draft season, Shane Larkin hit 44 inches. Outside the NBA, though, things get weird: Kevin Bania apparently leaped 64 inches from a standing start ( see the video here ). Michael Jordan and LeBron James are both in the 44-inch range. Now, in many ways, the vertical leap in the NBA draft is the equivalent of the 40-yard-dash time in the NFL draft: a nice handy benchmark, but not indicative in and of itself as a barometer for future success. For instance, Michael Wilson, a fellow Memphis alum, could dunk on a 12-foot-rim ... but he did it for the Harlem Globetrotters . Stephens isn't a lottery pick; indeed, he's no guarantee to get drafted at all. He averaged less than eight points and seven rebounds this year in Memphis, though his blocks were something to behold. The NBA doesn't really have room for projects, but Stephens has gotten himself some impressive positive press, and at this time of year, any positive press is golden. He may have just leaped his way onto an NBA roster.

NBA Mock Draft: Version 3 (Rotoworld)

Version 3 of our NBA Mock Draft is here. The Cavaliers snuck into the No. 1 spot, the Magic get No. 2 and the Wizards moved up to No. 3.

Around the Atlantic: Nets honing in on Hollins (Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia)

We look at some news and notes from around the Atlantic Division, including the Brooklyn Nets setting their sights on Lionel Hollins.

Barclays Center pumps in a ‘signature scent’ for its patrons to enjoy during Brooklyn Nets games (Ball Don't Lie)

The Brooklyn Nets just about define the superficial experience. The team was put together by a billionaire owner that promised a championship in spite of a lacking basketball resume, before tossing tens of millions of dollars at a general manager in Billy King who has long made a habit of going after the biggest names available. Part-owner Jay-Z helped shape the team’s look and image, despite only owning a small percentage of the team, and not even making it out of the franchise’s first year before selling his shares. And the team’s arena, the Barclays Center, followed the latest trends with its exterior look in spite of some quizzical glances from Brooklyn natives. Perhaps they were reacting to the smell of the place. On Monday Leslie Albrecht at DNAInfoNewYork.com put together a great piece on the canned smells the Center wafts in through its ventilation system. It’s not an offensive or even obtrusive odor, nor an obvious one, but it’s … something. And definitely noticeable. From Albercht’s piece : As the last few fans rushed through the arena's front doors, the brisk breeze that followed them gave way to a distinct aroma: a fresh-smelling fragrance with citrus notes that some call the arena's "signature scent," in the words of one Twitter observer .

Report Nets plan to use cap exception to sign Bojan Bogdanovic (NBC Sports)

The Nets are pretty hamstrung with their roster this summer. Billy King did put together an interesting team to open the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, a team led by Deron Williams and Brook Lopez that was the fourth seed in the East. But he capped out the team to do it — they have $86…

Magic try to follow Howard trade with lottery luck (The Associated Press)

NEW YORK (AP) -- Pat Williams is pretty good at being lucky, and he's got a hunch.

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