NEW YORK -- The 2006 NBA draft had suspense and unpredictability to spare, including several trades, the rise of forward Mouhamed Saer Sene to No. 10 and the fall of Marcus Williams to the Nets at No. 22. But by the time commissioner David Stern stepped to the podium for the last night at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, ... (Full article: 641 words)

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