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It also means you're completely obsessive and baiting the Lakers fans, which is what you were last suspended for, and which will eventually get you permanently banned (just so the mods and admins get this message).

That's a simple way of saying, "I didn't watch the game because I don't pay attention to any basketball other than my Rockets, who can't guard anybody." Get off Kobe's [expletive]. You're like a flea.

Right.

Did you get it from WC Remix? I think I know which one you're talking about...but I'm not sure where I can find it at. Haven't seen it yet.

Go check below the KIR, Notorious.

http://sportsradiointerviews.com/2009/09/14/derek-fisher-my-daughters-cancer-was-the-catalyst-for-the-book Figures. That's the media for you.

Good question. I'd say Bargnani, because I believe Hedo will be running the offense just as he did in Orlando, but the only difference will be that Bosh probably won't be as willing of a passer to kick it out to him, and Hedo may have to find other ways to get his three off (and that's how he scores his points, long-range shots and off of other players).

When were the Suns contenders with Shaq?

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Depends. If Manu is still injured, it's Richard Jefferson. For all we know, Ginobili's injury could be career-threatening (although I'm sure it's not). We haven't gotten a definite answer and proof that he'll be fine. It could be Artest. His man defense is excellent compared to Ariza's (he was the solid help defender), and that means Kobe won't have to roam so much. For Bryant, that means more time to focus on man defense, and more energy for offensive production. I could make a case for Gordon, also, but that depends on if he's starting or coming off the bench. I'm worried that, as a starter, he'll have to play the point, and Ben Gordon is no point guard. Then again, he needs to start...so that's something Detroit will have to sort out soon. Andre Miller? I don't know. Roy needs the ball in his hands quite a bit, and he's almost your typical point-forward. Miller could be excellent for Greg Oden, though, and if Oden starts producing, Portland could be really, really scary. I can't say that Vince will make up for Lee and Turkoglu. He'll have to play defense, facilitate the offense, and shoot the three, all things that will be missing (slightly) from Orlando's roster because of the loss of those two. Carter isn't in his prime anymore. Sheed won't be that big of a deal in Boston. The true story is the comeback of Garnett, Rondo's improvements, and the addition of Marquis Daniels (which finally gives Rondo and Allen time to rest). Hedo in Toronto could boost them into the playoffs, but they won't contend because of him, and they may miss Anthony Parker a little more than expected. If Okafor can catch those lobs like Chandler can (and it's a no), then he'll boost New Orleans back into contention. He'll still contribute, but David West will continue to be Chris Paul's primary target.

Well, Bosh is a better primary option than Boozer is (and I don't see how that can be argued). And a Kobe/Bosh duo would have a much better chance of winning a title than that of a Kobe/Boozer duo, and you can do that with any superstar guard or small forward, so that makes Bosh a better second option as well. This is the same Carlos Boozer that is getting dominated by Paul Millsap in practices, and he's a very good rebounder, decent scorer, and a terrible defensive player. Bosh can cry about Shaq all he wants. Yao has a permanent whining look on his face. That doesn't make either of them worse players: Yao is still the best center in the league when he's healthy, and Bosh is a better player than Boozer.

You ever throw one of those full-court, underhanded shots on NBA Jam with someone like Shawn Kemp, and hit it at the last second to win the game? Yes sir...this was like that.

There is always a possibility. The probability? Two different levels. Phoenix didn't put up much of a fight in 2006, either, for the first four games (down 3-1). You know what happened after that. So, like I said, the Nuggets didn't put up much of a fight, about as much as the Jazz did, as much as the Magic, and probably not even as much as the Rockets did, even though they were never really a threat in Los Angeles, anyways.

WOW. So I just took the game back after renting it. I thought I was going to be a bad ass and play the Steelers on All-Madden difficulty, and I used the Raiders. I think I threw five interceptions with Russell. Polamalu sprints across the field like Usain Bolt when I throw the ball, and if it wasn't for McFadden grinding out yardage for about an 80-yard, 500-play drive, or Asomugha's interception for a touchdown, I probably would've gotten shut out. 48-14 Steelers. I've never lost that bad, EVER. It's either I just can't get used to the game (doesn't make much sense, though) or All-Madden just got five times tougher since last year's game.

Maybe you should've had Phil Jackson coaching your team, then, instead of the big failure known as George Karl.

Do you not read? I never said that there was a possibility, because I never believed in it to begin with. I stated that if it were to happen, even though it won't, it would be a cause to worry. You can say that about any team in the playoffs, true? If your team goes down 3-1, you worry, doesn't matter who you're playing. Is there any other way you would like for me to put this block of text above? Any other method of posting it so you can better understand it? I don't know if you're doing it to be ridiculously annoying, or if you're truly not getting the picture among the thousands I've thrown at you in all of these discussions, but I'm starting to get a bit worried.

That's truly incredible.

My turn. http://photos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs205.snc1/7222_137548276652_502396652_3049002_3005138_n.jpg

Still the same concept, there's no difference. I don't even see how any of this makes sense. If we lose one at home, then lose both at Denver (which I didn't think was possible anyways), then yeah, I'd be worried. Same with any team's fans, against any other team. That's a 3-1 lead for the opposing team...doesn't matter if it's the Denver Nuggets or the Sacramento Kings.

Yeah, yeah, we're all going to get wrecked by the Eagles. I know.

Don't worry, I read the topics, and I see which fans stir up the most trouble in them. It's the main reason why certain members are hesitant to say anything to certain fans about their team. Generalizations hold true most of the time. And don't bother posting about my sarcasm, if you have no idea what I was talking about in the first place. Go ahead and drop it. I'm already discussing it on another board, and was doing so even before Urlacher dislocated his wrist.

What the hell does Andy see in Kolb? He looks completely lost out there on the field.

Haha, dudes are tearing into Kanye. He ended up deleting a ton of discussion topics on his Facebook fan page, also, and all of his fans on there are going nuts. I've never seen anything like it. And for some reason, the local radio station cut his songs today. While I don't agree with them doing that, it was still hilarious, and just a small ounce of what's to come for Kanye in the future. Down with Kanye West.

JaMarcus made about two good throws in the first half, did NOTHING in the second half except for the one Michael Vick hail mary to score a touchdown, which doesn't negate the fact that he threw 6-7 consecutive incomplete passes that were 15 feet from the receiver. Then, first play of the last drive, he decides to do his own Powerade commercial, throws it five miles into the air, and watches it get picked like it's a backyard game of five hundred. Defense was awesome up until they made Rivers look like Jesus Christ. Just another loss. I saw nothing but failure out there, against an injury-bitten Chargers team that would've had this in the bag if LT and their other starters weren't nursing injuries for three quarters.