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Read more: http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/214143/Oden_May_Not_Return_Until_2012#ixzz1PSvJwg3j Smart move, they know people want to see him play, but they can't rush it this time. He needs to come back stronger than ever, it's probably going to be his last shot in this league. If he has another injury, teams will be very skeptical about him (if they aren't already).

LOL

http://twitter.com/#!/AndreaWoo/status/81234124525944832

Jesus, this live coverage on CTV is nuts.

I think it's pretty safe to say Dwight will overtake Kobe by the end of next season. The only reason why I've kept Kobe in the top 3 is due to the fact that he has the most polished game in the league right now.

If we're talking about overall talent, I'd take 1. LBJ 2. Wade 3. Kobe 4. Dwight 5. Chris Paul I'm not basing it off this past season, it's just who I believe are the top players in this league.

Awesome game by Thomas, wow, that was impressive. So jealous of Boston, they've won championships in each of the 4 major sports the last 7 years. That's crazy.

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I think Wade will show a big decline in his game in the next 2-3 years. No way he's able to play at this level for much longer. As for LBJ, he has shown the ability to shoot jumpshots at an efficient rate, now he just needs to hit them consistently. He'll get there eventually. But that post game really bothers me, I'm very skeptical of that part of his game, not sure he has the footwork in the paint to develop an effective back to the basket game. Going to need to put in a lot of work this summer.

Agreed he definitely played great in those series. But I think one can make a solid argument for Wade being over him (not that I think he is, overall I believe LeBron had the better postseason).

Can't wait for the next Batman, highly doubt it disappoints.

How dare he do this.

Post your reviews, I'll hold off on downloading it till I hear positive stuff about it. Not a Big Sean fan, it's not that I hate him or hate his music, I just never really got into him.

Read more: http://www.insidehoops.com/blog/?p=7786#ixzz1PHaEgOce

Took the words right out of my mouth.

1. Goodfellas 2. The Godfather Part II 3. Taxi Driver 4. Heat 5. Casino 6. Raging Bull I put down 6 because I can't leave off Raging Bull...sue me htown.

I normally make a mock draft around this time, so I'm in. Sadly, it's never accurate.

Huge difference between Stevenson and Bron...

Everyone on planet Earth knows Stevenson is an idiot.

1. Dirk 2. LeBron 3. Wade 4. Zach Randolph 5. Durant 6. Dwight Howard 7. Chris Paul 8. Rose 9. Bryant 10. Jason Terry What's your list look like?

http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/nba/news/story?id=6656859

Read more: http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/214098/Jackson_Ellis_Ranks_As_NBAs_Third_Best_SG#ixzz1PBffQowz

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..this thread again?

I don't agree with that logic at all. Garnett clearly has the better resume, and despite what Dirk did with this year's Mavs, he always had more help when KG was on the Wolves. Despite his supporting cast being decent enough players at the time (well, with the exception of Nesterovic), they still don't match up against what Dirk had earlier in his career... Finley, Nash, and Van Exel, or even a healthy Lafrentz. The thing is the Mavericks could survive Nowitzki having a bad game at that point in time as long as Finley and Nash were playing well, Garnett had to play perfect, which also included getting the rest of his team involved, protecting the basket and controlling the boards. All Nowitzki had to worry about at the time was scoring, everything else was a bonus. People still remember his playoff experiences, especially in 2006, he's always been a good clutch player, but the Mavs have been upset by inferior teams in the playoffs many times.