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expectations for the miami heat have never been higher after signing lebron james, chris bosh, and dwyane wade, but what if the trio gets off to a slow start? here's wade's response from this weekend. >> of course, there's going to be times where we might lose one or two games in a row -- i mean two games, three games in a row. you never know. and it's going to seem like the world has crashed down. you know, you're all going to make it seem like the world trade just went down again, but it's not going to do nothing -- it's not going to be nothing but a couple of basketball games lost, and we'll have to get back on track. >> not the wisest choice of words. wade apologized yesterday for his reference to the world trade center. >>> now, how long is too long for a pro contract? what do you say? 17 years? new jersey devils think 17 is just right. the re-signed ilya kovalchuk to a 17-year $102 million deal. kovalchuk turned down similar offers from the l.a. kings and new york islanders. >>> baseball, rangers and tigers. scary moment in the sixth. dustin nippert took a line drive off his head. the ba

number two, more importantly, lebron james had to make this decision because he had spoken to dwyane wade it months ago. it was his idea to team up in miami. dwayne wade didn't think it was possible until lebron james brought it to his attention. number three let me address what sid rosenberg had to say as if somehow, some way he has suddenly become a basketball aficionado. they can't defend john salley on crutches. you don't win championships when you don't play defense. anybody that knows anything about basketball, knows that. pat riley knows it. phil jackson knows it. doc rivers knows it. and anybody that knows basketball knows it. he can bring up anybody he wants. but the fact of the matter is it comes down to miami, l.a., boston, orlando having outside shots. that's about it. you can't -- it can't explain it any simpler than that. he should know enough about the game of basketball. and if he doesn't he certainly should not think about debating me. >> larry: sid, you're entitled to equal time. >> listen, i have the utmost respect for stephen a. smith. the man does know the game. in th

>> reporter: dwyane wade, kobe bryant, shaquille o'neal and yes, the newly loathed lebron james. >> herein, the freight train has left the >> here comes james again, the freight train has left the station. >> reporter: all take advantage of a game free of closeup spoiming helmets and intermittent at-bats. a game that allows one superstar to take over primetime, not including the commercials in including the commercials in between. at $45 million in earnings and endorsement, king james were the fourth highest earner last year, a ranking that may be in jeopardy after his widely panned defection to south beach. >> can't remember an athlete whose image took such a hit in such a short amount of time. if lebron james goes to miami, wins that nba title, we love winners, brands love winners. maybe that endorsement income goes up even more. >> extends for the touchdown. >> reporter: the nfl may be america's favorite game, bpeyto manning is the only football player to crack the top ten. >> there's a salary cap. and there's a lot of players that an average guy on the street can't recognize without

i'm here with nba superstar chris bosh, who just joined lebron james and dwyane wade to form the triol hoop. i think if i can score three times on chris bosh, i'm going to join the team. is that fair? [ laughter ] >> no, it's not, but we'll play. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] all right, here go. you ready? >> yeah. i'm over here? >> jimmy: yeah, you go around. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good job. that was a good one. that was a good one. >> jimmy: very exciting. all right, here we go. ♪ [ laughter ] oh, my god. >> that was close. ♪ [ laughter ] [ applause ] oh, man. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, chris, do you have any nicknames? >> huh? >> jimmy: do you have any nicknames? >> i don't. but that's another one. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got a nickname for you. >> what's my nickname? >> jimmy: boshkosh b'gosh. [ laughter ] >> i think that's taken already. [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: hey, let me throw one down. let me throw one down. >> okay. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm having a heart attack, i think. t

the problem is dwyane wade loves him as an executive but doesn't necessarily look forward to him as ach a task master, he wears and wears on you and guys want to save their legs for the postseason and things of that nature. obviously he's a five-time world champion. that's what you prefer, but still a tough call for those guys for pat riley to coach again. >> larry: how do you react to the apology from mr. smith? >> i don't know, larry. i don't feel like it's all that sincere, but lebron james made a cowardly decision. i have a lot to gain being in miami, but a cowardly decision. here is is a knick fan. >> new york is the place he should be. >> agreed. steven a., you know i

this is just further proof everybody would like to play with lebron james, dwyane wade and chris boesch>> and he is willing to play with nothing. >> that's about what they would offer him, 5 buck as game maybe, something like that. >> laura, thank you. >>> let's talk baseball again. tonight's program lineup here. mets and giants play in a few minutes. after the game an all-new "dateline." and the latest here on nbc bay area news. >> this weekend only, a free-for-all, one of the most popular attractions is on the house. controversy is coming along with it. ♪ baby ♪ baby >> legacy went from youtube to front and center stage. we talk one-on-one with the singing sensations hours before their big debut with -- i cannot say his name again. tonight after the giants game. >> come on, baby. french scientists say they uncovered new secrets behind leonardo da vinci's mona lisa. they analyzed his use of ultrathin layers of paint and glaze which gives his work a dreamy quality. they discovered up to 30 layers of paint so fine they added up to half the thickness of a human hair. it is believed da vin

>> reporter: dwyane wade, kobe, shaquille o'neal, and yes, the newly loathed lebron james. >> here comes james again. the freight train has left the station. >> reporter: i'll take advantage of a game free of closeup-spoiling helmets. >> take my talents so south beach. >> reporter: a game that allows one superstar to take over primetime, not including the commercials in between. at $45 million in earnings and endorsements, king james was the fourth-highest earner last year, a ranking that may be in jeopardy after his widely panned defection to south beach. >> i can't remember an athlete whose image took such a hit in such a short amount of time. on the other hand, if lebron james goes to miami, wins that nba title, we love winners, brands love winners, maybe that endorsement income goes up even more. >> reporter: the nfl may be america's favorite game, but peyton manning's $30 million makes him the only football player to crack the top 10. >> there's a salary cap, obviously, which is limiting. i think there are a lot of players that the average guy on the street can't recognize without h

going to stop me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, lebron james, chris bosh, and dwyane wadein miami. [ scattered boos and cheers ] you guys are like the new "golden girls." bosh is rose, d. wade is blanch, pat riley is sophia, and lebron is such a dorothy. [ laughter ] the last thank you note right here. [ audience aws ] ♪ thank you, bp, for finally capping that oil spill. i originally wrote this thank you note a month and a half ago. [ laughter ] there you have it. those are my thank you notes, everybody. we'll be right back with "say what?" come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ there aren't many of us who use a cellphone just to make phone calls. but when at&t or verizon offer you an unlimited plan for $69.99, that's all it's good for -- phone calls. with sprint, for the same price, you get unlimited text, unlimited web and unlimited calling to every mobile phone in america. now that's more like it. [ male announcer ] get our $69.99 plan and experience america's most improved customer satisfaction. only from sprint. deaf, hard-of-hearing and people with speech disabiliti

dwyane wade tried to cool expectations for everybody's new nba powerhouse with the miami heat. >> weight win one or two games in a row you might never no, it's going to seem like the world crashed down. y'all going to make it seem like the trade went down again. but it's not going to be nothing but a couple of basketball games and then get back on track. >> poor analogy. he apologized for it. as pour them all signing to play on the -- as for them all signing to play on the same team. >> i would never have called up larry and magic and say let's get together and play on one team. but things are different. i can't say that's a bad thing. that's an opportunity kids have today. you know, in all honesty i was trying to beat those guys. i don't know if they would have been on my team. >> well said. >>> dr. john york said the 49ers game against denver at wembley stadium on halloween will have the feel of the mini super bowl and the hype is already under way. mike singletary traveled to london for a pre-game pub. evidently the london media is asking hard pressing questions, like has singleta

if you put me and bosch on the same team, if you put me and dwyane wade on the same team or joe johnsont of these guys, a lot of teams would be much better. you know, the cavs would be much better. all these teams. >> larry: your own team. >> absolutely. a lot of these teams would be much better. so we'll see how it plays out. >> larry: it's happened before. do you want to say in who the coach is? >> it's not -- no, not really. i think there are a lot of great coaches. a lot of great coaches that have been a part of this league for years. but i'm not one to go into the office and say this is who i want my coach to be. now, there are some coaches that, you know, if i had an opportunity to play for, i'd be delighted. but i'm not as far as picking a coach. >> larry: were you sad that your coach here was fired? >> absolutely. i mean, he was a great coach. five great years we had together, and we turned a franchise that hadn't seen a lot of things in a lot of years, we won the eastern conference championship. we won, you know, the regular season wins two years in a row. we did a lot of great

and later this week, dwyane wade, wilmer valderama, raheem devaugn, music from keane and adam carolla emmy nomination for her role as police chief johnson -- another johnson, johnson has entered our life. on "the closer," which you can see monday nights at 9:00 p.m. on tnt. please say hello to kyra sedgwick. [ applause ] >> hey. >> jimmy: nice to see you. >> you're the ever ready bunny tonight. >> jimmy: am i really? >> of energy. you keep going and going. >> jimmy: it's all fake energy. people are like, hey, you happy to be back? no, i'm not happy to be back. i'd rather be on vacation. forever, let's be honest. not like this is such a difficult job. it's still a job you have to go to. >> absolutely. that's why they call it work. >> jimmy: yeah. and it's depressing really, just walking up the stairs. although i look over at little guillermo and things always brighten a little bit. guillermo's having some problems at home. but we won't go -- >> i heard, i heard. >> jimmy: oh, you did hear. >> he's getting a lot of support at work for the not drinking -- >> jimmy: we've been very helpfu