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yeh imma deff work on this, now i look at it this my ugliest sig ever prob lol.

kidd 18pts, 10asts, 6rebs, 7stls marion 14pts, 10rebs caron 15 pts, 5rebs dirk 28 pts, 7 rebs jet 17 pts. good night tonight!

yeh but damp got a bad knee and broken finger

i was bout to post this, be nice if we can get em. wha u think real

mavs are interested in z, be nice if we can pick him up

mavs are balling right now. i loves it.

Nate Robinson has reportedly been traded to the Boston Celtics, according to a report from Alan Hahn of Newsday. The Lakers had also been in talks with New York in regards to Robinson. Details of the trade are forthcoming. http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/64779/20100217/celtics_acquire_nate_robinson/

utah won but ariza got his dwight howard (aka superman dunk)

http://i49.tinypic.com/124klev.jpg

basically.

i wish rick take barea out the [expletive]in game, an play beaubois.

While he may now get a chance to play in the postseason, Marcus Camby isn't thrilled that the Clippers traded him to the Trail Blazers. Camby's agent, Rick Kaplan, informed him of the deal while he was having dinner on Monday night in Portland. The Clippers will play the Blazers on Tuesday night. After receiving the call, Camby reportedly stormed out of the restaurant. A source close to Camby says that while he recognizes that the Blazers are a better team, he is upset because his family is settled in Los Angeles and had hoped to re-sign with the Clippers this summer. "He likes the Clippers, he likes the organization, he likes L.A.," the source said. "His wife is happy in L.A. And he's not one for change. He's definitely not happy about this." http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/64752/20100216/source_camby_unhappy_with_trade/#ixzz0fkYsCtPd

why wouldnt it be...

yao gon need a backup

According to a source, Amar'e Stoudemire has let it be known that he does not want to play in Cleveland. The news was passed along to the Cavs who are now going in another direction. Over the weekend, the Cavs and Suns appeared close to a trade that would send Stoudemire to Cleveland. But the deal might not be completely dead yet. One key factor that could change Stoudemire's mind is if the Cavs make Stoudemire an offer to extend his contract. He is believed to be seeking $60 million over three years. Note: Brian Windhorst of the Cleveland Plain Dealer refutes the report and says that Stoudemire has made no such statement. At the All-Star festivities in Dallas, Stoudemire cryptically said "Best of luck to [shaquille O'Neal] and the Cavs" in talking to reporters about the possible trade to Cleveland. http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/64724/20100215/source_amare_does_not_want_to_play_in_cleveland/

On Saturday, Dwight Howard added a world record to what has already been an excellent five-and-a-half year career. Dwight Howard entered the Guinness Book of World Records by making a shot from 52 feet, six inches away while sitting down. Here’s the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crIi1lK4Z_c

Mavericks guard Jason Terry will gladly move to the bench to make room for newcomer Caron Butler in the starting lineup. Terry was the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year last season, but he moved into the starting lineup last month after struggling and has since started playing better. "I've been there," Terry said Sunday. "Why would you make a guy like that come in and make a huge adjustment? He's already making an adjustment to a new city. We want to make him as comfortable as we can to make the process as smooth as we can." Terry said he regained his rhythm during his stint as a starter and that he'll be fine coming off the bench. "That got my rhythm right," Terry said. "For some reason or another, I was out of rhythm. Getting back in the lineup, it got me back going. "I'm ready, so coming back off the bench is not going to be a problem for me because now I feel like I'm in rhythm. We'll see how it goes, but I'll do whatever this team needs me to do to be successful. I believe that for the better of our team with Caron now, that's to come off the bench." http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/64705/20100215/terry_will_be_6th_man_so_butler_can_start/

i think mark shud take dale contract an get him and igoudala

if caron butler isnt on dallas banner we riot (aka just me an prob wont accomplish anything)

Alas, in addition to having a nice contract, Dampier happens to be a valuable player. Trading him for Hamilton would have left an even larger gap in the front court. Now Dallas has Haywood to fill the gap, and with better defense to boot. This has all the hallmarks of an "other shoe to drop" trade. As it stands, the Mavs are doubled up at the Center position. The trade was made early enough that there is some breathing room for negotiations. Hamilton hasn't played particularly well this year, but, then, neither has Butler. If Cuban wants to win a championship with this squad, he is going to have to take a risk. The Mavericks are solid enough that Hamilton could ease back from the injuries that still seem to be plaguing him, saving his best work for the playoffs. Hamilton's playoff experience has to be alluring to a team looking to get over the hump. As it stands, acquiring Hamilton might be the last big play Cuban has left. He could make a push for Andre Iguodala, but that would mean taking on Dalembert's contract, which makes it about $30 million more for Cuban to deal with them, even if the two sides can Memphis away the contract discrepancies. http://www.detroitbadboys.com/2010/2/13/1309761/hamilton-to-dallas

shaq and amare be teamed up again lol.

he gonna pick em all.

dwight right

u already know my avy is isis lol.

With the reigning MVP of the All-Star Game sidelined for this year's event, who will win the honor this year? "Dirk," Kobe Bryant said Saturday. "He should, he should come out and play the way he plays in Dallas." Bryant shared MVP honors last year with Shaquille O'Neal, but will miss the game with a sore left ankle. Western Conference coach George Karl tabbed Mavericks forward Nowitzki to replace Bryant in the starting lineup. Bryant believes the All-Stars will follow usual game tradition of trying to set up the hometown player. "I certainly would," Bryant said. "He should go out there and just play his game. He's well deserving." http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/allstar2010/news/story?id=4912335