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Andy Murray took the row about equal pay in tennis onto Twitter as he became embroiled in a heated exchange with Ukrainian rival Sergiy Stakhovsky. Stakhovsky is a long-standing and vocal critic of equal prize money for women, a topic that has come to the fore again over the past few days following comments from former Indian Wells tournament director Raymond Moore.Moore resigned on Tuesday after saying the womens game rides on the coattails of the men and that female players should go down every night on [their] knees and thank God that Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal were born. Sergiy Stakhovsky became involved in a heated exchange with Murray on Twitter Moore apologised before subsequently leaving his post, and equal prize money dominated the conversation at Tuesdays media day at the Miami Open.Murray is the leading advocate among male players for equality in the game and was predictably forthright on the subject.The world No 2 said Moores comments made no sense at all and also challenged Novak Djokovic - who claimed the ATP should push for more money because mens matches are more popular - although the Serb later took to social media to apologise for his comments.Murray responded with a pointed dig at Stakhovsky, the player he beat in the US Open junior final in 2004, saying a lot more people would watch a match at Wimbledon involving Laura Robson than the Ukrainian. We take a look back at last years Miami Open final where Novak Djokovic beat Andy Murray in three sets In a lengthy exchange on Twitter, Stakhovsky said to Murray: Thanks for mentioning me today. Need some attention. Although your argument fails the moment we leave UK territory.As soon as we leave UK territory more people are watching you than Laura? Really? replied Murray.Stakhovsky, ranked 115, said: The venue in Kiev is ready. All you need to do is convince Laura to come.Murray then brought up a match between the two in Davis Cup in 2006, which he won 6-3 6-2 7-5 to clinch the tie for Britain. Top women hit back at Djokovic Several top womens tennis players have hit out at Novak Djokovic for saying men deserve more money I played you in a Davis Cup match in Ukraine and there must have been a thousand people there max! said Murray.Stakhovsky responded by questioning how many empty seats there were, to which Murray said: How many empty seats were there Serge? I wasnt counting, was focused on the getting the W (win).Murray will begin his campaign in Miami on Saturday against either Borna Coric or Denis Istomin.Watch the action from the Miami Open. Coverage begins from 3pm on Sky Sports 1 HD on Wednesday and from 3pm on Sky Sports 3 HD on Thursday. Also See: Sky Live: Miami Open Djokovic sorry for remarks Murray: Females merit equal pay Indian Wells boss Moore quits Bill Laimbeer Jersey . The (35-35-10) Jets have 80 points and are also playing .500 hockey on home ice this season with a 17-17-6 record. Michael Hutchinson will start his second straight game in goal. Joe Smith Jersey . The first baseman hit a two-run homer in the top of the ninth inning to lead the Mets to a thrilling come-from-behind 3-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. http://www.basketballpistonsauthority.com/ . 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Pierre LeBrun: Its not imminent but it could happen before the end of the week, of course we have an Olympic trade freeze Friday at 3pm et. In a perfect world the Islanders would look to divest themselves of that big salary of Vaneks so they dont carry it through the Olympics. But that same big cap number is why some of the contenders – and we know that Los Angeles and Pittsburgh have some interest in Vanek – cant deal yet as they are right at the cap. So it makes this deal difficult before the Olympic freeze. To get Vanek, the asking price is three assets: any combination of a first-round pick, a young player, and a prospect. Whatever the combination, Islanders GM Garth Snow is trying to get his big haul here because we know how much he gave up to get Vanek at the start of the season. Bob McKenzie: The Islanders also have another asset in play in defenceman Andrew MacDonald. Heres a guy that is going to unrestricted free agency at the end of the season, hes only making $550,000 right now, but he leads the NHL in blocked shots. And for the last two seasons hes been the minutes leader for the Islanders. There has been a lot of interest in this player. The Islanders could do a deal with him, maybe between $4 million and $5 million a year, which would be a huge increase on what hes currently making, but the Islanders have lots of young defencemen coming and lots of teams are calling. MacDonalds name is definitely in play. And is one of Thomas Vaneks ex-teammates also drawing interest? McKenzie: That would be Steve Ott of the Buffalo Sabres. We all know that Matt Moulson has been drawing interest, with upwards of a double digit number of teams inquiring about Moulsons availability by the deadline. But Ott is attracting that much, if not more attention than Moulson. Obviously keep an eye on the Sabres, theyre at the bottom of the league and ready to offload people. In addition to Ott and Moulson there is the Ryan Miller scennario playing out but also Henrik Tallinder is another guy who could be moved as well as Drew Stafford and Cody McCormick.dddddddddddd Dave Bolland hasnt played since November 2. Is he still in play? Darren Dreger: Hes an unrestricted free agent at the end of the year, so Dave Nonis and the Toronto Maple Leafs are going to have to figure out what option they want to pursue with Bolland. There are three of them: No. 1 is theyll negotiate relatively soon and find out what his number would be to avoid free agency. No. 2 is if they dont like the number at this stage in the season, they wait and use him as their own rental to push for the playoffs. No. 3, which isnt anywhere near as likely as No.1 but is certainly an option, is to trade Bolland if you know that a deal isnt likely to be made. By all accounts, everything is going to plan for Steven Stamkos. His plan is to play Saturday and then make a decision with Team Canada at that point. What is Team Canada doing to manage the situation if Stamkos cant go? Dreger: First of all, there are a couple hurdles Canada has to get by. No. 1: they want to find out what Wednesdays test results are medically speaking on Stamkos. Either way, expect Team Canada GM Steve Yzerman to reach out to at least a couple, as many as four or five, of the replacement players – Claude Giroux, James Neal, Eric Staal, Martin St. Louis – to put them on standby. Then you look to Saturday and if Stamkos is able to play against the Detroit Red Wings, then thats a great sign. Obviously theyll monitor how he feels post-game, then theyll make the decision as to whether he or somebody else gets on the Sunday charter flight. LeBrun: And theres a Stamkos-like situation playing out in Minnesota, obviously not getting as much attention. Mikko Koivu, the best player on the Finnish Olympic team, may not be able to play. This thing is going down to the wire. We know one thing, hes not going to play for the Wild this week. He hasnt played in a month after ankle surgery. Hes still recovering and skated on Tuesday, having felt better than he has in a couple days. But at the end of the day, be it Friday or Saturday, Koivu has to get together with Minnesota team doctors and the Finnish Olympic team to make a call on whether or not hes fit to play in the Olympics. That would be a gigantic loss for Finland. ' ' '