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Here's a video uploaded today, practicing with Azubuike. That recent enough for you? Maybe if you stopped trying to be an [expletive] you wouldn't like such an [expletive]. How dat crow taste?

They aren't worked up. They've been bad-mouthing Curry as long as they've been here. You said Curry couldn't dunk, Illwill made a joke which you took far too seriously, then STAT City proved you wrong.

Joke fail.

My favourite scene, it's like the only thing i can quote out of any movie, it just sticks in my head lol.

hahahah I love this scene.

A lot of the REALLY active Lakers fans here that have been around for a while were around during the mediocre era, which makes it interesting. We really don't have an abundance of Lakers frontrunners here, which is interesting considering the past three seasons. The frontrunning Lakers fans get VERY annoying and VERY fast.

YES.

I gotchu.

I heard the real reason he got cut is because he didn't like the food at a local restaurant.

...Only the ones that live in Australia

http://www.megavideo.com/?v=YJMJ0MA8 ^ heres a good link This drew in 5.3 million viewers, gg.

<_< Codeine is to opiates what schwag is to marijuana...

GIANTS! Right when Wilson had the last strike, cars were honking outside my house. It hasn't even hit me that we won the world series. Finally a team of mine wins it all. I'd be more happy if it was the Warriors or Raiders because I like basketball and football more than baseball, nonetheless, Ima rock all my Giants gear tomorrow.

It doesn't matter, if the Giants were in the AL East, it'd be significant. But since they're in the NL West they suck.

'Grats to the Giants. Now, nobody can ever question the saying "pitching wins in October". Never.

So after LeBron finds a way to get away from Delonte, you want to bring a limo-driver molesting slob to the team. His mom is attracting the wrong people.

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Melee >>>>>>> Brawl

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Ray Allen For some strange reason people still think Ray hasn't had great playoff runs in his career...Then what exactly was the 2001 Eastern Finals? Did Allen not average 27 a game and shoot 55% on threes, including THIS game in a do-or-die Game 6? Did he not set an NBA Finals Record for threes made in a series in 2008? Did he not put LA away with a barrage of 2nd-half threes (7 total, including 4 in the span of 7 possessions) in Game 6? Or how about 2009 in Round 1 against Chicago? Did he not hit a game-winning 3 in Game 2, a game-tying 3 in Game 4 to send it to overtime, or a game-tying 3 in Game 6 to send it to triple overtime (a game he scored 51 points in, by the by)? And I also hate the fact that Millers' career gets so glorified because of his series against the Knicks. It was great, they had a 30 for 30 on ESPN dedicated to it, but that seems to be the reason why people pick him over Ray. Allen was/is the better player, Miller's career just sticks out more because of his battles with the Knicks. Let's not forget, for all the great playoff performances he has had, Reggie went 2-10 in the fourth quarter of Game 7 against the Knicks in 94 and scored 12 points game 7 against Orlando in 95 or when he went 3-18 in game 6 against the Knicks in 99. Yet people never seem to acknowledge it. Ray Allen has come up clutch in multiple situations both in the regular season and playoffs. He has the sweetest stroke in the history of this league, is going to catch Reggie in all time threes made, and is already the more efficient shooter out of the two.

i like how you didn't even watch hockey until the very end of the playoffs