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I saw that Bogut moved his feet slightly but was in legal position. Usually refs can call it either way in those situations. Going strictly by the book it looks like a charge, but the call itself is so ambiguous that it can go either way. Also it seemed like a travel, but after replaying it that many times, i'm pretty sure that it wasn't. Seems legit enough to me.

we all know what this means.

First round pick I'd take Kobe just for the simple fact that Shaq has moved three times already while Kobe hasn't. Also, Kobe has proven to be a more mature leader and a good example to his teammates.

I believe Wallace stated pretty early in the season that it was a goal of his to lead in boards for the season. Also, it's crazy how DWade is in kind of a slump yet he's averaging 27 ppg. One more thing, is DPOY this season going to be a toss up?

Good game lol

Cris Bosh was dancing in reaction to carlos delfino shooting like a robot. Ronny was dancing in reaction to a play. Why was James dancing? In reaction to what? He dances in reaction to a blow out and that's disrespectful. I don't mind his pregame stuff or him not shaking hands or shaking off the media. Whether or not he should get fined I don't care too much about, but it IS still disrespectful to the other team. Why? because he's already dismissing them and not taking them seriously. How? By dancing in reaction to himself and totally disregarding the other team.

I still don't think Gallinari will reach Allen. Allen is probably a top 10 all time 3 point shooter. He's seasoned and has experienced everything from the 3 point line. Gallinari is in his second season and although he's shooting phenomenally, it's only been a quarter of the season. His percentage will fluctuate during the course of the season. That being said, Gallinari has shown promise and if anyone would be the next best shooting threat it's him. His early numbers are showing that he actually can have a better career behind the arc than Allen. But of course we all know that numbers don't tell the whole story.

love having the two most versatile big men in the nba.

Like everyone says, Chicago needs to work on their offense. They're lack of offense is affecting their confidence on the defensive side. They need to pick up Al Harrington or Tracy McGrady.

Lol i think Lebron is up for a big surprise. He has high expectaions, but he probably hasn't seen how much Jennings fell back to Earth since his 55 pt game.

lol anyone watch this game? Sixers basically let Raymond Felton go across court for a layup game winner.

wow bobcats went for the quick basket with 17 secs left. Well Brown should know what he's doing.

Yikes. Close game. Phili needs this win though.

Both deserved it. I think Dwade will finally click this month after realizing a bad start.

Ya he'll only do it if he's winning so it's at the expense of the other team. Obviously this means it's unsportsmanlike and unprofessional. Lebron doesn't understand those things very well so it's up to the league to tell him.

I would say it's unprofessional. It obviously upsets other players so yes, it should be some sort of technical. Even if he's trying to boost morale or something, it's just unprofessional.

Like Lkr and Dabearfan101 said, Avast. It updates regularly, it gives you great surprising virus warnings, it scans pretty well, etc. Get it.

Great post!! Lol I can't believe it hasn't made it on dvd. My favorite episode by far was the Urkel and Carl Bruce Lee episode. Knew it had to be at least on the top 5.

This is actually a good discussion about everyone in the league and not just Lakers. But ya, the list takes a credibility hit without Duncan even mentioned. Like KD said on Yahoo, maybe it's for the fact that he doesn't have to make as many decisions as those who dominate the ball. But he should definitely be up there. I guess the mindset for Lebron is that he doesn't make any wrong decisions. I mean i'd argue that he's the most efficient at dominating the ball.

Lol, well even Laker fans felt the same way. But think about it, if they haven't lost before meeting the Warriors, they would be at 0-21. I figure then that they deserve a pity win lol. On another note, Kobe went 5-8 from the 3. It's a great change from the <20% he was shooting before this game.

Wow, good win for Minnesota. But you can't help to wonder when their next win is going to be, or when is Love coming back, or when or if they'll get the pieces to shoot for a .500 record. But I'm happy for them and they should enjoy this win.

I agree. His jumper is pretty underrated because people want to find some kind of fault in his game. He by no means is a shooter, but his shot has improved and I think it's better than average. It's true that Lebron has the potential of being the best the league has ever seen. PPG? I would say he's capable of 30ppg at 30 years.

Great video! I hope to see next installments. When can we expect them? I know you're just starting out so by no means do I want to rush you.

Jefferson is against his old team at home. What's astonishing is that Milwaukee currently has the league's second best defense only allowing 99.2 points per 100 possessions while Spurs are only 17th. Nonetheless, I see Spurs winning this one with Bogut sitting out. It'll be fun to see how Jennings does against Parker though. Should be a good'n! EDIT: I just saw Eric Blasco's short segment on the Milwaukee defense and he explains Milwaukee's defensive plan pretty well.

I think he's being stubborn in post atm. I was hoping we'd see more of his play making. I like this 8 man rotation though. Farmar and Brown are good together.