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Shaq confirms he will be wrestling at WrestleMania 28: http://network.yardbarker.com/wwe/article_external/shaq_confirms_he_will_be_wrestling_at_wrestlemania_28/10033300

Epic distraction!

I agree IF Jordan can realize and live up to his potential. Steve Francis had great potential too, for example.

Great story but... uhm: A 'blowout victory'? It started out as a blowout victory, it seemed like it would end as one, and it could've been. Just like the Lakers could have won 6 or 7 titles within 10 seasons. The Clippers could've beat the Warriors last night. Ryan Gomes could've made a better inbound pass to CP3. Somebody could've prevented the 9/11 attacks... COULD. 'Could' is not 'is'. 103-92 is not a blowout.

Martell Webster somehow managed to beat out McGee: http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptusnbaexperts/MWdunkTweet.jpg This type of play has happened before, by the way. Back in the 'Jordan era', forgot who, but it did happen.

Dave Chappelle visits the Warriors locker room: Source

That's not funny, it's sad.

I sensed something terrible had happened. I felt a great disturbance... as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were silenced. No doubt, this troll had created a hole (also known as a 'wound') in the Force of Linsanity, causing a catastrophic disturbance. <_< Now we all know who's to blame for the Knicks' latest loss to a sub-500 team.

^ Great song, Tama!!

Forward, Reggie Evans, often used as a backup center, has been much more useful for the Clippers than starter DeAndre Jordan. Obviously, Jordan is getting more minutes and his production is better: http://i41.tinypic.com/s58g89.png Stats don't tell everything though. I love DeAndre (no homo), but Reggie Evans has made some key defensive and offensive plays, and plays with much more heart than Jordan. With all that in mind, I'd start Evans over Jordan. Wouldn't you?

With Boston slipping, the Knicks can go up to 7th (or better), which would leave the Bucks, the Nets and the Celtics battling for the last berth.

Game #30, LAC @ GSW 97-104, (19-11, 3rd West) http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/public/style_images/clean/team_reps/lac.png @ http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/public/style_images/clean/team_reps/gsw.png http://i41.tinypic.com/2dje7m1.png Chris Paul scored 24 points Monday night but it wasn't enough as the Clippers lost to the Warriors 104-97 in Oakland. Blake Griffin scored 21 points and grabbed nine rebounds while Mo Williams added 22 points. The Clippers look to bounce back Wednesday night as they face off against the Denver Nuggets.

Mo Williams hit 6 treys on the way to 22 pts off the bench for the Clippers who lost 2 straight for the first time since the opening week. Warriors backup center Ekpe Udoh finished with career-high 19 pts before falling down with a knee injury.

Hollinger's NBA Playoff Odds for New Jersey (currently 10-24, 12th East): PROJECTED RECORD: 22-44 Playoff Odds: 0.8 Hollinger's got the Nets finishing at 13th in the Eastern Conference (ahead of only WSH and CHA). I can see them battling for the final playoff spot. Your thoughts?

Missed a few jumpers then got his shot blocked by Dorell Wright. Here's his scoring chart through three quarters: http://i44.tinypic.com/33utszq.png ...and scoreless in the fourth qtr. <_<

Nowitzki's now 20th on the All-Time Scoring List. Dirk also registered block number 1,000 in his career. The game also saw Jason Kidd get tied with Michael Jordan for second on the All-Time Steals list (Kidd's Milestone Steal video). 1. John Stockton 3,265 T2. Jason Kidd 2,514 T2. Michael Jordan 2,514 All-Time Leaders for Steals

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I'd still go w/ one of only 4 plrs to avrg. 18+pts and 9+ dimes: http://i40.tinypic.com/166hiu1.png

Cold-blooded FT shooting by the Rockets in the 4th: 9-9 -- key to their victory.

Great game by Sundiata Gaines, had some huge steals in the 4th qtr.

Urging the management to do something (when it's crystal clear to everyone that it's URGENT) isn't actually 'whining'.

Morrow finally hit a three.