AboveLegit

I see the Lakers winning, too many injuries for the Celtics, and I just think LA wants it more. Whatever team controls the glass will win the game.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_ZIIox8IA7SE/TVG30deXTHI/AAAAAAAAAOg/fi3vlruZknw/s400/Saigon%2B-%2BThe%2BGreatest%2BStory%2BNever%2BTold.jpg Saw that Guru and MainEvent already listened to it, but wanted to see who else has. I'm downloading it right now, hope it's good, I've been waiting for this to drop for a while now. If anyone needs a download link, shoot me a PM.

Nope, just click on the link and you should find it. https://r.espn.go.com/espn/purchase?productOfferId=InsiderMag_FB_Promo&offerOptionId=ESPNInsider_FreeMonth&ex_cid=2011_ins_fb_promo_pg_espn

Nick Young, John Wall, and JaVale McGee going up against Ramon Sessions, Antawn Jamison, and JJ Hickson, now that's a matchup worth watching. Definitely watching the Wiz/Cavs, Nick Young better drop 40.

Agreed with Dash, I haven't lost any respect for Deron Williams, he's still a tremendous player that I love to watch, but I'm shocked right now. I can see him going to Portland, but not LA. I just don't think his system can translate over to the Lakers, but it would be great if he did end up going there, he could turn Gasol into a much better pick n roll player.

What a comeback by Duke, Nolan Smith just keeps on rolling, he's having an amazing season.

http://www.facebook.com/ESPN Someone just linked me to this, so I thought I'd do the same for all of you.

Of course Singler has an off night today, why couldn't he be this off against Maryland?

Great performance from Nick, Javale, and John, glad we finally broke that losing streak. Now let's break that other losing streak....

http://dc.sbnation.com/washington-wizards/2011/2/9/1984673/lebron-james-cleveland-cavaliers-washington-wizards LeBron is completely right. If Nick Young doesn't drop 40, I will be disappointed.... Jk, just get this win....please...I will stab myself if we don't.

Happy Bday Legacy.

Come on Tar Heels, I want to see Harrison Barnes aggressive right from the tip and have a monster game.

Ouch, Indiana had the game and completely blew it. Bron with another monster, MVP like performance. The man is incredible.

I agree with LeBron being first, but I wouldn't say he's too far ahead of Griffin. The things Blake is already capable of doing is just stunning, he hardly has a back to the basket game now and is averaging above 20PPG. 1. LeBron 2. Blake 3. Durant 4. Howard 5. Rose Howard and Durant are interchangeable.

I really don't think it's based off of talent or upside, it's more due to the fact that LA is bringing in a superstar to a team that has made it to the Finals every season since Pau arrived.

Odom, Kobe and Pau are all terrific passers, the trio would work, no doubt. If Kobe pushes Mitch into trading for Melo, then this will work out.

http://twitter.com/#!/Chris_Broussard/status/35038241396621312

Wouldn't be too bad seeing him come off the bench, but depending on how much playing time he gets, I wonder how much he effects one of the best defenses in the league.

There's two sides to this deal if you're the Lakers. For one, they're a team that just won back to back titles, do you really want to break up that core and change the chemistry of the team? Is it really necessary to go into panic mode because your not winning games in the meaningless regular season? I repped Flash's post earlier, but it just hit me, size doesn't really matter as much as it used to. There are many stretches throughout the game where Boston's only defense is fouling, it happened a ton in game 7 last year, and it happened when they last met this season (Shaq had 5 fouls in 15 mins..). The league isn't what it used to be, defense is now more predicated on the team itself with a zone, and Boston is one of the worst teams when it comes to points in the paint since they're all jumpshooters for the most part. In a seven game series, a frontcourt of Gasol, Odom, and Melo would be more than enough. As for Denver, it's a very risky move considering what they're leaving on the table in New Jersey and New York. Bynum's health is always a question mark, and one can make the argument that Favors or Chandler are much better pieces to build around. Not to mention keeping Melo in the Western Conference would only be a bad thing for them. I don't see this happening, but it's a deal worth thinking about.

Ray Allen. This should be a great contest, every player on that list deserves to be in although I wish they had added in Anthony Morrow.

Yeah I switched to Chrome from Firefox about a month ago, haven't looked back since. Other than images popping up kind of slow, I'm liking it.

Clippers @ New York (NBATV) Winner: Knicks Leading scorer: Amare Denver @ Golden State (NBATV) Winner: Denver Leading passer: Curry Thursday, February 10th LA Lakers @ Boston (TNT) Winner: Boston Leading rebounder: Garnett Dallas @ Denver (TNT) Winner: Mavs Player with the most threes made: Carmelo Friday, February 11th LA Lakers @ New York (ESPN) Winner: Lakers Leading scorer: Amare Phoenix @ Utah (ESPN) Winner: Jazz Leading rebounder: Milsap Saturday, February 12th Charlotte @ Atlanta (NBATV) Winner: Atlanta Player with the most turnovers: Jamal Crawford

He was 24-39 with over 300 yards and 3 TD's, that is impressive regardless of what secondary you're up against. Not to mention he did it without Driver for a good portion of the game.

You're not looking at the bigger picture here. He didn't make one mistake out there. Had he made even one, I think Pittsburgh would've capitalized and probably would have changed the momentum of the game.

Without throwing a pick? That isn't impressive in the biggest game of the year? His numbers could have been even better had he not been the victim of several drops by his wide receivers.