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http://twitter.com/#!/KBergCBS/status/123575445957509120 http://twitter.com/#!/WojYahooNBA/status/123575562429149184 So after 7 hours of meeting today, this is what it comes down to. Let's just hope this is all we miss of the season....

I think they will end up postponing the regular season start date, it seems like they are making progress, but will need a few more labor meetings before coming to an agreement.

ahahaha

He's probably the player I'm going to watch the most this season, because I think there is a legitimate shot that he falls late into the lottery. The article states that GM's will look at the Joakim Noah situation and think he will turn out to be that type of player, but production HAS to be there in order to justify a high draft pick, especially in a strong draft class. With that lineup of Kentucky's, I don't expect big numbers from Davis. I like what I've been hearing regarding his motor and defensive ability, he's exactly the type of player the Wiz can use.

I'm guessing they will give it one more go tomorrow, if it doesn't get resolved by then, the first 2 weeks will be canceled.

More updates: I still don't believe anything till it's official, but this is damn good news. Aldridge makes some great points here.

I like this guy.

Carpenter put on a clinic, but the fielding for the Cards was amazing tonight. That play by Furcal in the 8th was sick.

There's a video at the link, but here's the transcript: http://aol.sportingnews.com/nba/story/2011-10-07/kobe-bryant-reflects-on-time-with-nervous-kwame-brown-smush-parker Makes that MVP season even more impressive.

Here we go, time to see what these three can do in this inning.

http://www.apple.com/ The world has lost another great person to Cancer. RIP Steve Jobs.

Yeah a few guys on Twitter are saying that Sunday should be the day they come to an agreement. I kind of find it ironic that Garnett was one of the uncompromising players during the latest labor meeting, I guess he's trying to repair his image, considering he was one of the major "villains" during the '99 lockout.

Not this is a lot more refreshing. Berger has been all over the lockout since the start, when he's writing something like this, it holds a lot of weight.

A very optimistic article here by Chris Sheridan. http://sheridanhoops.com/2011/10/04/nba-lockout-update-5/

Seriously, this is [expletive]ing pathetic. They could careless about the fans or the thousands of arena workers losing jobs. Ugh, this just sucks.

Also read that owners went up to 47% on their offer... 6% difference now.

He's played his whole career up to this point with one of the greatest QB's ever, in no way, shape, or form should anyone feel sorry for him.

I really thought Marshall deserved the starting job over Drew a lot earlier than January. He's able to get into the lane and draw defenders, which as the three writers said, helped Barnes find his rhythm on offense. I also believe he's one of the most fundamentally sound guards in all of college basketball. I hope Barnes attacks the rim more this season, would love to see him become more aggressive with the ball. At times, he became very passive, and that's not going to help him at the NBA level. The biggest knock on him during the season was that he disappeared a lot in games, but I really think part of it has to do with Roy Williams rotation, it's always around 10 players deep, and it somewhat hurts Barnes' productivity. He also needs to improve as a playmaker, he turned the ball over a lot when double teamed, but the good thing about him is that he's not a ball stopper, once he gets it he knows exactly what to do. He's also probably the only reason I was against the Wizards picking Vesely, but if everything goes according to plan, we won't be in a position to draft him anyway.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eF6vCv13bw http://content.usatoday.com/communities/gameon/post/2011/10/ready-for-some-controversy-hank-williams-compares-golf-with-obama-to-hitler/1

No idea, was jacked from some Redskins forum.