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Each member of the Kent State mens basketball team, in a display of unity, went into the crowd prior to the national anthem before Wednesday nights 93-63 home opener win against Mississippi Valley State and invited a fan of a different race to join him courtside. Fausse Balenciaga Triple s .It was a special moment, senior guard Deon Edwin said after the game. We all come together as one. It wasnt about color of skin. If we can do that at a small school, everyone can do it.Edwin said the plan is to do the same for every home game this year. Hes hoping it will catch on with other schools, and maybe even pro teams.I really do, he said. Everyone watches college sports. If people see it happen, maybe theyll do it. Then maybe the pros will do it also. Its something we can all do together.Eugene Canal, a spokesman for the school, said fans seemed to appreciate the gesture.It went very well. It came off very organic, Canal said. All the players went into the stands and picked people from the crowd. Everyone came down on the court and was arm-to-shoulder. Fans seemed to really appreciate it.It was cool because I dont think anyone in the crowd knew what was going on. None of the fans knew about it beforehand.Kent State coach Rob Senderoff told ESPN before the game that the idea was initially brought to him by Edwin?-- who grew up in the Virgin Islands. The seniors agreed, and then Senderoff ran it by the entire team last week.This was not my idea, Senderoff said. This was something they came up with and brought to me. My first reaction was, What a statement for them to make. For a bunch of 18- to 22-year-olds to come up with this is incredibly mature.They were vocal to me that they didnt want to protest, Senderoff added. They wanted to make it clear that this was a statement, and not a protest -- something that hopefully can help bring about change. Destockage Air Max . 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This is where we say, Morning, Joe.Halak should be dealt: Remember Denis Lemieux in Slap Shot, picking up the phone in the hotel room and saying, Trade me right [expletive] now? That should be New York Islanders goalie Jaroslav Halak. His agent, Allan Walsh, spoke his mind on Twitter over the weekend, saying the Islanders three-goalie rotation is not working. Hes right. Halak, who earns $4.5 million per season, was on the bench as the backup Sunday as Thomas Greiss made 33 saves to help the Islanders to a 5-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Barclays Center. Greiss should be the No. 1 for the Islanders. After Halak suffered a season-ending groin injury in March, Greiss helped the Islanders make the Stanley Cup playoffs, and he was solid in the second-round loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Of Halak, Greiss and Jean-Francois Berube (also a client of Walshs), Islanders GM Garth Snow should trade one, and Halak should be the guy to go. Hes attractive because of his play for the Islanders, and hes coming off helping Europe get to the World Cup of Hockey finals. The problem is his contract is hefty ($4.75 million salary this season and $5 million next season), but some teams out there need a good No. 1. Trade him. Ring, ring.Grabner paying off: Cap constraints forced?New York Rangers GM Jeff Gorton to make a couple of offseason transactions that made you scratch your head. One of them was inking forward Michael Grabner, a guy who is now on his third team in three seasons, to a two-year deal worth $3.2 million. But the blue-light-special player helped jusstify the signing with his third career hat trick to lead the Rangers to a decisive 6-1 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning Sunday night at Madison Square Garden. Vente Air Max Plus. . Grabner, 28, has five goals and one assist for six points in nine games this season. The Rangers need all four lines contributing to succeed. Specifically, their third line of J.T. Miller, Kevin Hayes and Grabner needs to produce. On Sunday, that trio combined for nine points and a plus-4. Grabner is fast and is good at killing penalties. For him to produce like he did against the Lightning is a strong indication that Gorton is getting his moneys worth.Good sign for Crawford: Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Corey Crawford posted his first shutout of the season with a 32-save performance en route to a 3-0 win over the Los Angeles Kings?on Sunday night at the United Center. It was his 20th shutout of his NHL career. The Blackhawks are 5-3-1 with 11 points and sit third in the Central Division, where you just know five teams will make the playoffs. For Chicago, a team loaded with superstars, this is the season Crawford needs to be at his best. Hes won 30-plus games five times in his career and will need to add to that total this season for the Blackhawks to go deep into the playoffs again. The 31-year-old is 3-3-1 in seven games this season, and those numbers need to improve. A performance like Sundays should be a major confidence boost because he hasnt looked to be in top form. Plain and simple: Crawford needs to be Chicagos best player this season for it to have a chance in the Central. ' ' '