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aren't you 12 plus the bears are out first round

In other words, he's just trying to build some hype around it and won't enter as usual.

L.T.A.P. stands for Longest Tenured* Active Players (*spent their entire career with one franchise only). Players like KB24, 'Melo, Nowitzki, Duncan, Wade, Durant e t.c. Please feel free to post more active players. Player (Franchise) -- Games (Games Started): http://i.cdn.turner.com/nba/nba/media/act_kobe_bryant.jpg http://i.cdn.turner.com/nba/nba/media/act_tim_duncan.jpg 1. Kobe BRYANT (LAL) -- 1054 (906) 2. Tim DUNCAN (SAS) -- 1009 (1007) 3. Dirk NOWITZKI (DAL) -- 949 (924) 4. Paul PIERCE (BOS) -- 915 (912) 5. Jeff FOSTER (IND) -- 706 (344) 6. Tony PARKER (SAS) -- 700 (687) 7. Andrei KIRILENKO (UTA)-- 648 (447) 8. Tayshaun PRINCE (DET) -- 616 (577) 9. Manu GINOBILI (SAS) --- 585 (293) 10. Michael REDD (MIL) -- 568 (427) 11. Carmelo ANTHONY (DEN) -- 538 (538) 12. Udonis HASLEM (MIA) -- 530 (386) 13. Dwight HOWARD (ORL) -- 520 (519) 14. Andre IGUODALA (PHI) -- 511 (511) 15. Dwyane WADE (MIA) -- 503 (495) 16. Josh SMITH (ATL) -- 492 (470) 17. David WEST (NOH) -- 492 (400) 18. NENÊ (DEN) --- 479 (376) 19. Nick COLLISON (SEA/OKC) -- 479 (167) 20. Yao MING (HOU) * -- 486 (476) 21. Chris KAMAN (LAC) -- 471 (418) 22. Luke Walton (LAL) -- 448 (138) 23. Luol DENG (CHI) -- 434 (388) 24. Jameer NELSON (ORL) --- 422 (327) 25. Deron WILLIAMS (UTA) - 419 (386) 26. Anderson VAREJÂO (CLE) -- 418 (102) 27. Danny GRANGER (IND) - 399 (312) 28. Jose CALDERON (TOR) --- 386 (199) 29. Chris PAUL (NOH) -- 378 (378) 30. Andrew Bogut (MIL) --- 355 (347) 31. Rudy GAY (MEM) -- 349 (313) 32. Francisco GARCIA (SAC) -- 341 (79) 33 Rajon RONDO (BOS) -- 336 (283) 34. LaMarcus ALDRIDGE (POR) -- 331 (290) 35. Monta ELLIS (GSW) -- 328 (249) 36. Brandon ROY (POR) - 297 (295) 37 Luis SCOLA (HOU) -- 278 (235) 38. Nick YOUNG (WSH) -- 261 (37) 39. Joakim NOAH (CHI) -- 242 (164) 40. Aaron BROOKS (HOU) -- 224 (122) 41. Corey BREWER (MIN) -- 209 (128) ---------- *Not sure if Yao's still active. in progress...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eP2dvmEUvJ8

I was just browsing the net, and I came across this... http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_XS5pZLQ_pQg/TMCr02xiujI/AAAAAAAABos/6kitdl8-zCU/s1600/espnNBApreview_marvelgreghorn.jpg

^Well played good sir

Nice list here are some players you might wanna add to it : Tony Parker - 700 (687) Manu Ginobili - 585 (293) Deron Williams - 419 (386) Luke Walton - 448 (138) Danny Granger - 399 (312) Francisco Garcia - 341 (79) Rajon Rondo - 336 (283) Brandon Roy - 297 (295) Luis Scola - 278 (235) Nick Young - 261 (37) Joakim Noah - 242 (164) Aaron Brooks - 224 (122)

Andrei Kirilenko, Jameer Nelson, Danny Granger, Andrew Bogut, Jose Calderon.

To die slow

You're bombed after two drinks? Hahaha.

http://www.comicsalliance.com/2010/10/25/espn-magazine-nba-marvel-covers-gallery/ ESPN and Marvel did a cover of every team in the league. Check it out kiddo.

I've been all over Alshon Jeffrey since the beggining of the season, he performed great even with the double teams he was getting every play. Garcia missed him a couple of times in the redzone but it was a great game to watch overall.

This year's Cavs aren't substantially different than last year's squad and they've won 1 game this entire month. LeBron led arguably the worst Finals team in NBA history, brought them to the ECF another time (averaging 38/8/8 in that series loss, including 2 insanely clutch performances in the 2 wins), and led them to back-to-back 60+ win seasons. His career post-season averages of 29.7PPG/8.4RPG/7.3APG/46% shooting are among the greatest in NBA HISTORY. Now he has the help to have a legit shot at winning a title. In Cleveland, he did not. Individually, his career post-season numbers are better than Kobe's (pre and post Shaq), Wade's, Howard's, Paul's, etc... He consistently led his team deep into the post-season, and over the last 4 seasons his Cavs were beaten only by teams that either made it to the Finals, or won it all. So, yes, he does have an amazing post-season track record individually. To even suggest that he's had a problem over his career choking or underperforming in the post-season is ridiculous and downright delerious. That game 5 against Boston doesn't erase an otherwise spectacular post-season resume.

Patrick Patterson is going to be something special.

Miami was terrible. But I expected this to be honest. Too many Shannonized players on this team. Golden needs to cut the dead weight immediately.

the wear and tear? i haven't seen the dunk contest ruin anyone's game before

Happy New Year from the UK

Big L > Jay Z.

If the Cavs wanted to win more than 1 game in December they should have entered the WNBA... ROFL LMAO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!! Troll.

If he wants to win at least something this season, he might as well enter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ofm-Fo_ePqA

me and the gf watching death at a funeral then an early night and its about to start.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_s4KH1VmF0

LOL, man...I read the title like getting shot in the head with a gun. I'm like.."wat?"