Australia and New Zealand Breast Cancer Trials Group (ANZBCTG) operations centre in Newcastle, Australia, and the principal investigators and trial coordinators at Armidale Base Hospital (Nick Pavlakis, Pamela Witten), Coffs Harbour Health Campus (Karen Briscoe, Joanne Smith), Newcastle Calvary Mater Hospital (John Forbes, Vicki Sproule), Royal Melbourne Hospital (A/Prof John Collins, Gillian Hoogeveen), Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (Christobel Saunders, Suzanne Wegecsanyi), St Vincent\'s Hospital Melbourne (Raymond Snyder, Sarah Vickery), St Vincent\'s Hospital Sydney (Robyn Ward, Lynne Jolly), Tamworth Hospital (Elizabeth Hovey, Rebecca Hemmings, Margaret Chamen), The Breast Centre (David Clark, Judith Silcock), Waikato Hospital (Ian Campbell, Shelley Cavanagh), Liverpool Hospital (Chris Holcombe, Laura Francis), and Southampton Hospital (Ramsey Cutress, Kim Stevens, Julie Gwilt). We thank Joseph Coll and Daniel Costa for assistance with analyses.This study was supported byWe Want Nate?

When we signed on to do the Natrix, we knew it would be a seesaw ride: Robinson's ups and downs are, after all, the point of this feature. But we are still surprised by what has happened so far this season.

Nate opened with an 0-for-8 shooting performance and proceeded to go 10 for 35 (that's 28.6 percent) in his first three games. At the end of October, he sprained his ankle and missed the next six contests. When he returned, he played dismally for three games and, after a horseplay shot at the wrong basket against New Jersey, appeared to be headed for the bottom of the bench. Then, after the Knicks passed on Allen Iverson, in a five-game stretch at the end of November he