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Like the sig, hate the text haha. Experiment with blending a bit more and your sigs will be perfect.

Hawks, Celtics, Bobcats, Bulls, Cavaliers and Mavericks are up in their team forums. I'll do more pretty soon.

I'd take Real's advice. Hope everything works out for you.

The raiders want to develop Russel 100% with no distractions. Getting rid of Garcia makes it certain that Russel will be the starting qb, and he does not have to worry if he will be playing or not. He can now focus solely on his qb skill. This is one move that i actually like by the raiders. In reality, having Garcia is just a waste of a roster spot for the raiders, its not like the team is in any shape a playoff team.

Go to the docs ASAP! Vision is important the sooner you go to the docs to help the better!

BOOMSHAKALAKA! Don't worry, Matt, mine was the obvious joke. I don't spend all of my time here blasting him every chance I get, sort of like you do (and, hey, sort of like Shaq did, huh?). In fact, I haven't said anything bad about Shaq in a long, long time. Gave him props plenty of times lately. So...yeah, we know who gets mad around here, in Shaq discussions, Eagles discussions, etc. Most of us know, at least.

Spurs Worst record: 53-29 (1999-2000) Best record: 63-19 (2005-2006) 1st in division: 7 times (1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009) 1st in conference: 4 times (1999, 2001, 2003, 2006) Key injuries: Tony Parker (44 games total), Manu Ginobili (96 games), Tim Duncan (53 games), David Robinson (26 games). Regular season record: 613 - 257 (70%) Playoff record: 98-59 (62%) Playoff series won: 23 NBA Finals: 4 NBA Championships 4 Lakers Worst record: 34-48 (2004-2005) best record: 67-15 (1999-2000) 1st in division: 5 times (2000, 2001, 2004, 2008, 2009) 1st in conference: 4 times (2000, 2001, 2008, 2009) Key injuries: Kobe Bryant (72 games), Shaq (57 games), Pau Gasol (56 games, only played 27 games with Lakers in 07-08), Lamar Odom (55 games), Derek Fisher (86 games) Karl Malone (40 games) Regular season record: 561-309 (64%) Playoff record: 101-50 (67%) Playoff series won: 24 NBA Finals: 6 NBA Championships: 4

The U, USC, and anyone playing UF.

The Lakers won 67 games in 2000, won the title, then went the following season and won their second title with an NBA-record 15-1 win/loss in the playoffs. If regular season wins are going to decide this, I guess Dallas is right up there with everyone else, since they've had five 57+ win seasons since 2000, including a 67-win season and three total 60+ win seasons. The Lakers have dominated the Spurs in the Playoffs, they have won four NBA titles (tied with the Spurs), they had three consecutive (making them a true dynasty) and they have had the best two-guard since MJ, best center since Kareem and the best coach in NBA history. Hilarious that the Spurs would be considered better.