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Biedrins deserves it the most out of those guys, but I think it will be Bynum because of the stupid popularity thing.

http://cdn.bleacherreport.com/images_root/image_pictures/0515/5508/8528_feature.jpg It’s no secret that LeBron James’ contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers expires after this upcoming season, in the offseason of 2010. It’s been one of the hottest topics in sports for the past few seasons. It has been so crucial to many teams that they are giving up for the current time and just constantly putting up losing seasons with no commitment to winning until they get James. The New York Knicks are the biggest example of this whole fiasco. The Knicks were looking to get LeBron for a while and realized that they can not get James with the so called wits of Isiah Thomas. He was fired and Donnie Walsh took over the New York empire. The Knicks have made tons of trades this past few seasons to get rid of players with high paying contracts. During the course of losing players, New York has lost Zach Randolph, Stephen Marbury, Jamal Crawford along with numerous others. The Knicks have gotten many players whose contracts end during the offseason of 2010. The main target of New York has been LeBron James. While they do have a chance to get players such as Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, Steve Nash, and others, the rumors are making it look like the Knicks are aiming for the Chosen One. Who can blame them? James has the potential to go down as the greatest player ever. As for playing with the Knicks, it would help him become an even bigger icon. Most of the big stars in the league have played in big markets. Michael Jordan played for Chicago and Magic Johnson played for Los Angeles. It’s only fitting for a King to play in the most known place in America. James himself has said that he has no intentions of leaving Cleveland Cavaliers. “I’m happy in Cleveland. I don’t have any plans on going anywhere,” James said. “These fans have done everything to support me. I’m excited about being here.” LeBron has been found sporting a New York Yankees hat almost everywhere he is off the court, but half of the country wears these Yankee caps. These LeBron talks haven’t been too nice to the current franchise players for the Knicks: David Lee and Nate Robinson. Both of these players are unhappy with the Knicks attempts to re-sign them and are both considering leaving. This brings up the main point of this article, is it worth losing your current best players just so you could have the money to sign an even bigger star the next season. Have the fans had enough suffering with the continuous losing seasons just to wait for the King? What if James and the rest of the free agents of 2010 sign with other teams because New York has no one left? You could give them tons of money, but what would be the point of signing a big name star when he is the only player on the team that is a good player? You will still be in the same position with the constant losing. The New York Knicks front office better hope to work their magic during the 2010 off-season. If the Knicks do not get at least one of the big name free agents, get ready to see some heartbroken fans in city that never sleeps. http://www.alldaynba.com/uncategorized/a-chance-to-get-lebron-james-worth-giving-everything-up/ http://bleacherreport.com/articles/219759-a-chance-to-get-lebron-worth-giving-everything-up

If Odom leaves, the Artest signing is a fail.

How credible is this?

Got a buzz like that [expletive]a Chris Mullin! Warriors shoutout lol.

My name Wale and I came to get it.

Maybe he'll lower his band-aids price.

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Lol, I wouldn't say he is one of the best undrafted players ever. At least not yet.

Wtf? That fool must be one big stalker to know all of that ish. Glad it's false though. That guy is a dumbass.

He is a great hustle player. He's more of a two guard than a point, but he can pass. He is a great shooter, can be a streaky scorer, and gambles a lot of defense (pays off at times). He get's to the line too. He played all of last season with a torn ligament in his arm, so he is a tough little guy. I wanted him to stay, but I guess just another guard we'll have to lose unless we match the offer.

Tie for me. Can't choose. Would have used to always say soccer, but baseball has grown on me. no homo.

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basketball > all /thread

Morrow and Randolph tearing up the summer league.

He's turning the ball over a lot because he's playing some point forward. The Warriors are trying to test him and see if he can play point guard at times like Lamar Odom.

http://www.boston.com/sports/basketball/celtics/extras/celtics_blog/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_High_School_%28Fremont,_California%29#Notable_alumni_and_faculty

Are the playoffs a possibility for the Warriors this season? Houston looks like they are out of it and Utah might be out of it too if Boozer gets traded. With Ellis being healthy, the addition of Curry, and Biedrins/Randolph getting better, do the Warriors have a shot to make the playoffs this upcoming season?

Who won the current Warriors roster would you give the ball to in the final few seconds too try to make the game winning play and why?

^^What he said.

Nahhhh.

Yeah, that's why I ain't too happy.

He doesn't try to be the "main guy". Even when he's on fire, he looks to pass to his teammates unlike other players who look for their own shot. He is too unselfish, imo which is why he can't be the number one option and will be better fitted for that secondary role which will be exactly his spot with the Magic. If you want to see how unselfish he is, watch some of the Nets games from this past season and how he helped Devin Harris grow to become a great player.

Jamison. I doubt West would be this good without Chris Paul. IMO, he is the most spoon fed player in the league.