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TSNs Jack Armstrong offers his thoughts on the Terence Jones steady and emerging play for the Houston Rockets, Kawai Leonard and the returning health of the San Antonio Spurs, LeBron James as a team-first player, and the sad news that Steve Nash may be out for the year. 1. TERENCE JONES (Rockets): Nice win for the Rockets vs. the Heat Tuesday and a nice story thats developed this year for their team is the steady play of Jones. Hes averaging close to 12ppg and 7rpg at the power forward spot. He has the motor and gives it his all each night and is one of those guys you dont have to run a bunch of plays for and is consistent. He compliments Dwight Howard quite well and has been one of those quiet players who doesnt get lots of publicity yet and does his job effectively in a winning environment. 2. KAWAI LEONARD (Spurs): With Leonard back in the lineup you look at the Spurs experiencing good health and start asking yourself how far they can go. Hes a very good all-around player who they really missed. He guards and rebounds and can make all the shots. With him in the lineup, it seems when I watch this team that everyone is settled again in their roles and they look like a team that is gearing up for another run. Amazing what good health does to the chemistry of a team. 3. KLAY THOMPSON (Warriors): Thomas had a tough game on Sunday in Toronto yet had a wonderful bounce back effort against the Pacers and hit the game winner to compliment his 25 points for the evening. I love his shooting ability and he rebounds pretty well for a 2 guard. He has great size and incredible range and has gotten more comfortable creating his own shot off the bounce. Still a bit inconsistent here and there but if he was a stock, Id say buy! His best days are ahead of him. 4. LeBRON JAMES (Heat): Congrats on the 61 points he put up on Monday vs the Bobcats. I was a bit surprised it came against them, theyre a very good defensive team. Honestly, he could get 40+ points every night if he really just focused on that part of his game. Thankfully, hes a top-notch team player and makes all the smart/winning plays. More importantly, I caught his comments about wanting to return to Cleveland for the jersey retirement ceremony for his former teammate, Zydrunas Ilgauskas. It was a class gesture and I hope it happens. Whatever you want to say about his departure from Cleveland and it was poorly handled; he does get it as far as the value of team and his relationships with teammates. He respects the game and respects that everyone is in it together. 5. STEVE NASH (Lakers): I heard the news that its not looking good for his return the remainder of this season. Sad news. You look at the growth of basketball in Canada right now and its a joy to watch. Nash, as we all know, has done so much and will continue to do a great deal for the growth of the sport across the country but its kind of a bittersweet moment in time right now watching the sport explode with so many talented young players yet watching such a great player and proud man at the end of his career. It ends for everyone at some point and fingers crossed, he leaves on his terms. He deserves that and a whole lot more. Class act. Nike Air Vapormax Plus Australia . Seth Smith hit a towering drive for a tying homer leading off the eighth and Chris Denorfia singled home two runs to give the Padres a 3-1 victory against the rival Dodgers in baseballs North American opener Sunday night. Nike Vapormax Flyknit Australia . The No. 23 seed at the first Grand Slam event of the tennis season has worked out all the details, from his training regime right down to where hes going to eat dinner. http://www.vapormaxaustraliashoes.com/ai...men-s-shoe.html. 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Brandon Phillips, celebrating his 33rd birthday, hit a go-ahead homer in the ninth for the Reds before pinch-hitter Buster Posey tied it with an RBI double off hard-throwing closer Aroldis Chapman in the bottom half.As Tottenham sign AZ Alkmaar striker Vincent Janssen on a four-year deal, we shed some light on last seasons Eredivisie top scorer. Wolfsburg had been keen on landing a player likened to former Manchester United forward Ruud van Nistelrooy but after having one bid rejected last month, Mauricio Pochettino finally secured Janssens services on Monday for £18.6m.Can Janssen follow in the footsteps of some of the Eredivisies greatest exports? We cast our eye over the Dutchman... Spurs complete Janssen deal Tottenham have signed striker Vincent Janssen from AZ Alkmaar FactfileName: Vincent JanssenAge: 22Place of birth: Heesch, NetherlandsPosition: StrikerFormer clubs: Almere City, AZ AlkmaarBackgroundSporting prowess runs in Janssens genes. His mother, Annemarie, was a highly-decorated swimmer, winning three Olympic medals, a World Championship gold and Dutch Sportswoman of the Year award in 1982.Vincent began his own sporting career in the youth ranks of Feyenoord but despite scoring a hat-trick as his side sealed the national youth title, the fledging talent was released in the summer of 2013. Watch all 27 of new Spurs signing Vincent Janssens Eredivisie goals from last season in 100 seconds. Undeterred, he dropped to Dutch second-tier side Almere City and proved a hit at the Yanmar Stadion, finding the net 32 times in 74 appearances.Janssens form and application attracted the attention of AZ in 2015 and after an underwhelming start, when he went eight games without scoring, a brace against Twente proved a turning point. Netherlands striker Janssen (L) scores at Wembley earlier this year He went on to score 20 goals in the second half of the season - the first player in 52 years to do so - and his 27-goal haul in 34 games made him the Eredivisies top scorer. His form was recognised by national team manager Danny Blind and after making his Netherlands debut earlier this year, Janssen has gone on to win five caps, scoring three goals - including one in a 2-1 win against England at Wembley in March.He also won the 2016 Johan Cruyff Trophy for the Eredivisies young player of the year - an accolade that has been won by Tottenham players past and preseent in Rafael van der Vaart and Christian Eriksen.dddddddddddd Janssen can play in a variety of roles up front Style of playJanssen is more than just a good finisher; his strength, mobility, hold-up play and passing range have all been talked up in the Netherlands, as well as his qualities as a team player.Janssen is an able target man himself but has already spoken of his hope to play alongside Harry Kane.(Kanes) a great striker but we will see how it goes, he told Algemeen Dagblad. We can complement each other, I think I can learn a lot from him. Does Janssen make your team? Sign Tottenhams new star for your Sky Sports Fantasy Football team here. Janssens goal-scoring endeavours have drawn comparisons to Van Nistelrooy, who also kicked-off his career in the Dutch second tier, and though Spurs new boy cheekily told De Telegraaf, My stats are a bit better!, he revealed the now assistant boss of the Dutch national side has helped his game.I have talked to him about certain situations. He has helped me. That real striker instinct that Van Nistelrooy has, he is trying to give to me, Janssen told the paper in March. The 22-year-old has been dubbed the next Ruud van Nistelrooy in his native Netherlands What he saysI can look back on a great season. For me to score so many goals and get in the Holland team and also to score against England at Wembley, makes it the best football year of my life.I am ready for a big step up. To be realistic the big Dutch clubs cannot afford me. Thats not because of my wages, its the transfer fee.It is a beautiful club with a fantastic stadium and heaps of potential. Anyone in my shoes would take this step. New signing Vincent Janssen poses for a picture at Tottenhams training ground What they sayNot only did he convert many of his shots on goal, he is a team player who is good at receiving the ball and he shows a tremendous work ethic. - former Ajax and Netherlands player Wim Jonk, on Janssen winning the Johan Cruyff Trophy. There has not been a day that he has not trained optimally. That shows his character: he is a fighter, a hardy spirit. Therein lies his greatest strength: he is able to work exceptionally hard and very much so to keep defenders busy. - Janssens former youth coach Gaston Taument, to FourFourTwo.He holds the ball up really well, knows where the goal is. Technically, he should be able to compete, so now its just whether he can handle the pressure and expectation. - former Ajax and Netherlands defender Mario Melchiot to Sky Sports News HQ. Also See: Tottenham sign Janssen Premier League ins and outs Transfer betting Paper Talk ' ' '