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I went with Vesely because they still have Varejao and Jamison and that having Vesely as well as Eyenga would give them an explosive 2-3 duo.

Orlando fans would probably want Dwight rather than Shaq (for now...). Dwight did win a few DPOYs as well, giving him the advantage in terms of awards.

o_O Anyway, I think they know she can't sing, so they release crap like these to attract attention and also enable them to make money.

Yeah, I thought it was a one-off match as well for Man Utd...I can't wait for July 28 and 30 though.

DeAndre Jordan and Blake Griffin has as much talent as the rest of the Clippers team combined.

They already got Zaza too, so I guess they are going to reach out on more NBA players as they make themselves available to overseas offers.

^ I agree. Brandon Knight would be my choice as well.

I think Shaq will only be there once in a while, similar to what Kevin McHale did.

I feel bad for the goalkeepers whenever they get lobbed, but man was he unlucky in this one.

Truly a shame.

Derrick Williams. Michael Beasley can grab them a serviceable big man, which is the only thing they need aside from experience.

Scal for LeBron James.

That would be awesome for fans, especially those in China.

http://www.onlinemovieshut.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/transformers-dark-of-the-moon1.jpg Far too long for my liking. Still, the graphics are tremendous and it deserves a 7/10.

Love it. Just one of those sigs that I don't think I will get sick of looking at.

If the Warriors continue their current style of play and eliminating what I think are untouchables... Atlanta Hawks: Josh Smith Boston Celtics: A package including Jeff Green and JaJuan Johnson Charlotte Bobcats: A package including Bismack Biyombo and Dante Cunningham Chicago Bulls: Joakim Noah Cleveland Cavaliers: Draft pick/s + Ramon Sessions/Anderson Varejao +/or Eyenga Dallas Mavericks: Tyson Chandler + J.J Barea + DeShawn Stevenson Denver Nuggets: Wilson Chandler + Kenneth Faried Detroit Pistons: Rodney Stuckey + Austin Daye Houston Rockets: A package including Patrick Patterson and Chase Budinger Indiana Pacers: A package including Dahntay Jones + Roy Hibbert Los Angeles Clippers: A package including DeAndre Jordan and Jamario Moon Los Angeles Lakers: Lamar Odom Memphis Grizzlies: O.J Mayo + Sam Young + Darrell Arthur Miami Heat: No one (Big 3 considered untouchable) Milwaukee Bucks: A package including Ilyasova and Dooling Minnesota Timberwolves: Michael Beasley New Jersey Nets: Kris Humphries + others New Orleans Hornets: Trevor Ariza + others New York Knicks: No one (Anthony and STAT untouchable) Oklahoma City Thunder: Russell Westbrook Orlando Magic: A package including Brandon Bass and Quentin Richardson Philadelphia 76ers: Andre Iguodala Phoenix Suns: A package including Jared Dudley and Channing Frye Portland Trail Blazers: A package including Nicolas Batum Sacramento Kings: Jimmer + others San Antonio Spurs: Matt Bonner + Richard Jefferson + others Toronto Raptors: Andrea Bargnani Utah Jazz: C.J Miles + Paul Millsap Washington Wizards: JaVale McGee

Anthony Carter with a consistent jumper. That's really all they need. Billups is a bit too old unfortunately, but someone solid like him will do.

Trading them would only piss the Boston fans off. Unless they can get someone of better value back, the big three is going to retire in Beantown.

PG: Jennings SG: Stephen Jackson SF: Mbah Moute PF: Gooden C: Bogut I don't think there is really anything wrong with the Bucks' roster, they just need to find some scoring (which they might get with S-Jax) and let the team blend together.

There is far too little talent to be seen in the squad. Getting Biyombo and Walker is a start, but they are far from playoff contention.

Still, one would imagine that Hickson would warrant more than a prospect and a mid first rounder. Shows what a poor team W-L record does to a player's trade value. Both teams got what they want. Kings finds a mate for Cousins in the frontcourt and Cavs gets rid of the playing time distribution problems they would have faced with Samuels, Thompson, Jamison and Hickson.

Humphries, because his rebounding ability more than offset Lopez's shortcoming in that category. Can't go wrong with either one though, to be honest.

What a steal by the Kings if this is indeed true.

In terms of passing ability and creativity I would say Nasri is behind the other two. While I wouldn't mind Nasri, it is hard to imagine an Arsenal player going to Manchester United. There have been a few going the other way, but I can't remember the last Arsenal player moving Manchester.

You won't be disappointed.