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lol i've never seen that one. That's the most intense i've seen Fisher.

^ pretty much generic dog food. Are you feeding ur dog human food? Sometimes my dog will just start staring at you expecting to give food; so much that he ignores his own food. Maybe some Pedigree will make him beefier. Or if you wanna spoil him, beef. My friend has a very fat chihuahua because he feeds him anything, even fried chicken. Maybe consults a veterinarian?

This has more to do with his formulas than his actual picks. The formula included regular season records which I don't agree with.

cleveland is sounding like a clingy ex girlfriend. where's the dignity?

Joey Crawford?

Even though the Lakers lacked a lot of penetration and missed a lot of open threes, the defense was the issue. Lakers couldn't close out on the three at all and Gasol continues to be worked by STAT. Also, 18 offensive rebounds for the Suns shouldn't have happened at all. No one showed up besides Kobe, and the lack of defense shows this a lot more than the offense.

that's a wrap. Farmar and Brown combine for 2-12 and the zone wins again. EDIT For math

Pretty much. They're really quick in doubling Kobe and Gasol. Kobe is forced into passing the ball and Gasol is trying to get a shot up in front of the double team. Ridiculous. Either way, they need to keep getting the ball the Kobe. He's making plays where no one else wants to. Odom is showing no ounce of hustle and Artest and Fisher are incapable of creating good plays.

wow at the phoenix 2nd unit and wow at Lakers 2nd unit. Farmar is the regular season Fisher.

gdamn im lovin ur calls

Phoenix with a 41pt 2nd quarter. thats what happens when you play at their pace.

damn im lovin this and hatin it at the same time. Lakers cant close out on the 3 at all and Kobe is putting up a show.

Did anyone seriously think Carter would be the answer to a championship? I mean I kinda thought he would be better than Hedo, but he hasn't even come close to proving that.

Carson, CA. yea boi

I may be wrong, but i think there's some sarcasm around this topic... not sure though.

Not really. It'll be tough series though. We've been dealing with great PGs from the beginning of the playoffs. The only difference is that now we can't rely heavily on the front court to produce easy points. Every single point will be tough for sure, but the team is getting the confidence and synergy we lacked coming into postseason.

Anyone watch this? It's pretty funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcD_Y838DXA&feature=related

Chuckin jumpers This is Magic's main problem though. Howard is rushing his post moves, Carter is chuckin, and Jameer needs to handle Rondo. If those three aren't a legitimate threat, they can't get those threes going, and Boston is good enough defensively not to let that happen. Boston has got them figured them out and it should go 6 at the very most.

I dunno, they're definitely a different monster. The 2008 team had a lot of great 3 pt shooters: house and posey to go along with allen and pierce. They don't really rely on that as much. Now it's heavily a PG run team. They still have a good bench too. Tony Allen, Davis, and Sheed bring a lot of toughness off the bench while the 2008 bench had Posey, House to rain in the 3s and Powe to bring in some hard-nosed play. As far as the starting 5 goes; KG isn't as intimidating defensively, Allen still has a perfect touch, Pierce is still Pierce, but Rondo has gotten a lot better. Also, the team's defensive scheme stayed cerebral. They picked apart Miami's, Cav's, and Magic's offense this post-season very well. So it's pretty tough to compare the two teams because a lot of things changed, and yet the great coaching stayed the same. I'd say the 2008 team was better though because how easy it was for them to start a run with a string of 3s.

fight club featuring gasol and nash?

I dunno about that. I'm a fan of Common, and I have no idea where you're coming from.

Congrats to both teams. They're going to need it.

can probably sign another max contract like david lee/joe johnson, no?

anyone goin to hawaii has to go to teddy's burgers. I think they have one in seattle too. best burger i've ever tasted.

College Dropout = Late registration > Graduation > 808 Kanye is one of my favorite artists. Dropout was really original and it showcased some of his best lyrics. Late registration was fantastic and it had so many great collaborations. Graduation is where I thought Kanye went towards a more radio friendly audience. And well he succeeded, but it felt as predictable as T-pain's autotune. Don't get me wrong tho, most of the songs were great individually, but the album as a whole I thought was too much of the same electronic sound without too much lyrical content. When he went to def jam poetry with bittersweet thinkign that [expletive] was deep, that's when I knew he wasn't giving everything he had lyrically. 808 had good bass beats, but again, kanye didn't deliver lyrically. Kanye is one of the best producers of all time and his music will always be good, but he left his MCing days in late registration.