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Of course we would win, we would just send the Miami Heat there. LeBron would lead the Army in kills, Wade would be awarded a Medal of Honor for his clutch performance in the Battle of Shanghai, and Bosh would lead the military in local village rapings. It'd be kind of like the A-Team, with Pat Riley as Hannibal. To top it off, they would win the entire war in 2 days, and make it back to play the Orlando Magic on Friday. Seriously though, we'd need to reinstate the draft to make this a real discussion.

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Was waiting for him to say, "Should I beat Delonte's [expletive] for banging my mom?"

Stoudemire was scared that Reggie was going after his balls there. You could tell.

if you didn't know, you will know after tonight

If the Heat lose this game..... It will be like 9/11? :o

Lakers 112, Rockets 110. No TV out posts for Yugo. http://espn.go.com/nba/boxscore?gameId=301026013

I saw him on TV during the playoffs, and my jaw wasn't exactly dropping.

Kobe said Roy is more difficult to guard because he's so polished and has it all in his arsenal. It's the same principle as to why people think Kobe would beat LeBron in a 1-on-1 scenario. With that said, Durant's the better player. Roy is more versatile (especially with his playmaking) and polished, but it doesn't translate to him being the more effective/dominant player. Durant is a 30PPG scorer who scores at incredible efficiency, capable of putting his team on his back night-in, night-out. Roy can give you a solid 20PPG with the occasional scoring outburst, 5-6 assists, and play smart, consistent basketball...but he just doesn't have the ability to dominate games nearly as often as Durant. And besides playmaking where Roy has a big edge, Durant is the better rebounder, probably a better defender already, and it's always nice to have a 6'10'' frame with a 7'5'' wingspan at the SF spot.