Last Night&#39;s Winner: The Almighty DollarS  In sports,
everyone is a winner—some people just win better than others.
Like Daniel Goldstein, the last man standing between the Nets
and their shiny Brooklyn arena, who just got $3 million to sit
down. That stinks.  Goldstein is the founder of "Develop Don't
Destroy Brooklyn," a rag-tag band of community organizers who
opposed the idea of dropping an ugly basketball arena on top of
the busiest intersection in Brooklyn. His house also sits on the
land that New Jersey Nets owner/scummy real estate tycoon Bruce
Ratner needs to fulfill his terrible, terrible dream. Goldstein
bought his condo for $590,000. The developer offered him
$510,000 to get lost. He sued everyone he could to stay put.
Ratner, the mayor, the city, the state, they guy who invented
concrete. He became a major thorn in their side—but he lost. A
lot.  So with his house seized under eminent domain and the
state making plans to evict him, Goldstein is taking the money
and packing it in. For $3 milli