Every piece the desk filed on Contract, newest first.
2 pieces, filed between and
The address is a pointer rather than a piece of writing. Its job is to put the 2 pieces that carry the label “Contract” in one place and in one order, newest first, so that a reader who arrives from a search for the name is not left guessing what else is here.
The filings run across 2015. Nothing here has been refreshed, re-headlined or brought forward — what you read is what ran, carrying the date it ran on.
Read alongside Opinion. A name collects by keyword and a desk collects by subject, and the desk is almost always the wider of the two.
There is no editorial layer on this page at all — no rating, no ranking, no note steering you towards one item over another. The order is chronological and that is the whole of it.
General Manager Billy King has made many roster moves over years that have not worked out on the basketball court and have hurt the future of the team. Despite all the bad moves that Billy King has made throughout his tenure as a General Manager of the Brooklyn Nets, there was one deal he made recently that will benefit the future of the team.
Column · 2014-15 season
