Lost Time Is Not Found Again is what the MPS blog crew has been reading today.

+ Video of LeBron in the Garden last night. {The Hoops Doctors.}

+ Has Kenny Williams tipped his hand on the Sox’s offseason plans? {South Side Sox.}

+ Vladimir Radmanovic eye is AHHHHHH. {Ball Don’t Lie.}

+ The “real” story behind Kyle Korver’s wrist injury. {Ballhype.}

Non-sports: Thirteen rules to become the world’s best party guest. {Esquire.} Why food writers secretly hate Thanksgiving. {Slate.}

Quotable:

“The basic rule of PR in these situations is not to be fancy. You don’t want to inspire reporters to dig deep into something where there are no real answers. You want to end the story, because the more of a media fire there is, the greater the chance that you could get burned. (Remember, this is the guy who shelved his convictions about genocide so as not to make a distraction for Team USA. He seems to have no such scruples with the Cavaliers.)

Even if you want to leave all your options open, all you have to say is that you love playing in Cleveland, you’re from Ohio, and you’ll worry about your next contract when this one is done.

That would be enough to get the amplifiers turned up. Teams would still clear cap space for you, just in case. But that’s not enough for LeBron James. He’s taking it to a whole different level. His amplifier goes to eleven.

The Yankees hat, the coy talk, calling New York his favorite city … I hope Cleveland pharmacies are stocked up with Maalox this Thanksgiving, because Cavalier fans are feeling the indigestion.” – Henry Abbott