Seton Hall center Samuel Dalembert was one of four players to visit the Nets yesterday in a predraft workout, Rod Thorn, the team president, said.

The New York Times reports that Dan Issel, the Nuggets' president and coach, said that he is interested in speaking with John Nash, the Nets' outgoing general manager, to fill a vacant front-office position in Denver.

The words "Luck" and "New Jersey Nets" don't go well together. Marc Berman of the NY Post examines the Nets' chances of walking away with the #1 overall pick. One problem though: Thanks to Orlando winning back-to-back #1 picks in the 1990's, the NBA put rules in place to ensure that wouldn't happen again.

As Orlando's Mike Miller accepted the NBA's Rookie of the Year trophy yesterday, Nets coach Byron Scott wondered why Kenyon Martin wasn't there standing next to him.

The NBA plans to announce its 2000-01 Rookie of the Year this morning during a news conference at its NBA City entertainment venue in Orlando, Fla. -- home city of Magic rookie Mike Miller.

Nets forward Kenyon Martin, meanwhile, will be in New Jersey.

"I'm not training to make a comeback," Williams said of a possible return to the NBA, "because that's what [my lawyer] told me to say."

For what it's worth, Jordan's Senior's Tour could use an adequate big man...