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Amazing shot by him, definitely should be player of the year.

That damn Stern, always trying to make the league more professional...how dare he.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFbE3FEBLOA Easily my favorite sports moment ever (championship teams in this area are hard to come by). And had it not been for Korie Luscious hitting the game winner against us last year in the tourney, that floater in the lane by Greivis Vasquez with 6 secs to go would also be one of my favorite moments.

LeBron, take notes.

Nice effort, but Mo Williams was just on fire. Tough loss.

What a comeback so far, Arroyo is having a nice game off the bench, and Krstic is showing some hustle out there. Let's see if they can close this out.

Kevin Love has just broken the record set by Moses Malone in 1976 with 52 straight double doubles. Amazing.

A Boston massacre taking place right now, Clippers are dominating.

Reports say that he's not in basketball shape, he'd be as worthless to them as Dampier is right now.

Wednesday, March 9th New York @ Memphis (NBATV) Winner: New York Leading rebounder: Zach Randolph Thursday, March 10th LA Lakers @ Miami (TNT) Winner: Lakers Leading scorer: LeBron James New York @ Dallas (TNT) Winner: Mavs Leading passer: Jason Kidd Friday, March 11th LA Clippers @ New Jersey Winner: Nets Leading scorer: Blake Griffin Atlanta @ Chicago (NBATV) Winner: Bulls Player with the most turnovers: Jamal Crawford Saturday, March 12th Memphis @ Miami Winner: Miami Leading rebounder: Zach Randolph LA Lakers @ Dallas (NBATV) Winner: Lakers Player with the most threes made: Kobe

Yeah I watched it, three crucial possessions were screwed up by the refs, what a terrible ending to the game. But I must say, despite all the chaos in the closing moments of the game, I still believed St. Johns had this game won when Hardy got fouled on that pick n roll set. I just didn't think Rutgers could come out on top after that.

What? You do realize he has nothing to do with the album falling short of expectations, right? The lyrics are very good, Atlantic Records is the one to blame. Everyone can tell his record company had a strong presence in the album. As a whole, it sounded like two musical mindsets colliding, and you can tell which tracks were forced. Lupe is still one of the best in the game right now.

I think the Heat need to be more patient with him (which I fully expect them to do). James Jones had a terrible shooting year the season he injured his wrist, but bounced back the following year. But the Heat need to utilize Mike better in the offense. I see him getting the ball late in the shot clock way too often, and he's a much better passer than what he has shown.

I read somewhere that Haslem is supposed to come back in 3 weeks or so.

http://twitter.com/#!/WindhorstESPN

Get over it already, he apologized on more than one occasion.

This is why the Heat need a PG like Rondo. Someone who knows the game and understands when to give players the ball. Wade should of been getting the ball every time down the floor, he was on fire early in this quarter.

Gerald Wallace with his best LeBron impersonation there, nice travel.

Wade is feeling it, keep feeding him the ball.

"To the city of Cleveland, my fans in Cleveland, my fans in northeast Ohio," said James, "I want to say thank you for the last seven years and the years that continue to go in the future." http://www.nba.com/2010/news/08/07/lebron.bike.ap/index.html

Portland's execution on offense has been amazing, great ball movement, no one is forcing anything, and they are playing the PnR to perfection. And they are doing a nice job of clogging the paint.

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Batum needs some ankle insurance.

Pathetic showing, but it's nice to see Jordan play well.