His Greatness

The ball should be in DeAngelo Williams' hands for the rest of the game, even if he has to pass. Delhomme is airmailing these balls. It's not too late yet.

Dude, I won't deny that LeBron is an arrogant c*ck, but you're reaching. Boastful t-shirts are not pertinent; he's trying to honor Jordan, and I think that's pretty clear from when he was gushing all over him in the article. Speculate all you want, but you have no leg to stand on besides the fact that he's full of himself, which we can say about (probably) every athlete.

Calderon is an efficient caretaker and really nothing more. Kidd is a fossil but he still contributes in more areas and is better equipped to elevate his team offensively. As in, he's much more creative as a distributor and can improvise with the ball in his hands.

Larry Brown on Iverson: http://sportsradiointerviews.com/2009/11/19/larry-brown-on-the-still-homeless-allen-iverson-if-you-think-youre-going-to-manage-his-minutes-and-hes-going-to-be-satisfied-with-that-its-not-going-to-happen/

Significant minutes in the rotation, no defense, and the ball is his oyster. Iverson should be fine so long as he doesn't start broadcasting his insanity to the world on justin.tv. If the Knicks are going to suck, they're going to suck their way.

Oh so he's like the 76ers?

You're overanalyzing it. That's straight from the horse's mouth. No hidden agenda here.

He wore #23 in homage (out of respect) to Jordan, and now he's changing his number (out of respect) to honor Jordan's induction into the Hall. Why is this even a discussion? It doesn't mean he didn't respect him before. It's Jordan's crowning moment, and LeBron probably felt that this was the most appropriate time for a jersey change.

Dumping Sammy's contract for expirings is always a success. Stefanski should pull the trigger before Sacramento wises up and takes this tremendous bargain off the table.

Your point is moot. LeBron changed his number to honor Jordan and his induction to the Hall. You're picking at straws here.

How do you Bill fans feel to finally be Dickless?

Larry Johnson is what Cedric Benson will become if Cincinnati keeps overworking him. I guess he's there as a reminder.

Drew Gooden played unselfishly, worked tirelessly on the glass, and attempted defense. Nowitzki stole the show, but I did at least five takes when I was watching Gooden this game.

You don't blame anyone in particular for thorough mediocrity. Everyone blows.

At least according to 20 Hall of Fame quarterbacks. http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/33937274/ns/sports-nfl/ Interesting.

Savvy veteran move to take Ariza out of the game for that possession. Artest might be the only likable Laker.

Lou Williams. While Ariza manages to help the Rockets win on defense, Lou has managed to help at least six different teams win on defense. That's unprecedented.

Should've let them score. Two bad decisions.

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55 for a rookie against any defense is impressive. This kid is pretty special.

These last-second losses for New Jersey are phenomenal. We've got to start making a checklist until they win one. It's just funny at this point.

Lou and Speights should just save us the trouble and stand out of the way on defense. Same result with no fouls.

This has always been Eddie Jordan's problem. He forces players into roles instead of adapting his scheme to comply with the strengths and non-strengths of the personnel. Still, it's not like he has much to work with here.

It took seven years for MJ to be inaugurated into the Hall.

I think Don Nelson decides his rotation for every game by randomly picking out of a hat. There is no other plausible explanation.