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This dudes a gangster his real names "Nathaniel" #8mile #wordapp Nate

As much as I want to say Miami won't let them win game 6... I really just don't know at this point. I thought maybe one mysterious game from LeBron would be it, but then he does that same thing last night in the 4th. I can't figure it out, the last thing I want to accept is that LeBron just "can't" get it done in the 4th because obviously that's not true. We have seen him have some great finishes this year in the playoffs, he looks completely different in this series. Seriously what happened? You can give the Mavs as much credit as you want, but this seems like a LeBron issue more than anything else. May sounds like an excuse but it's hard not to think something personal is going on.... after the whole Pau thing and other issues in the past who knows what could be happening, I just find it hard to accept that the most talented overall player in the league just doesn't feel like getting it done, makes no sense at all. He knows what he's capable off, he accepted it was the biggest game of his career, "now or never" yet those words didn't translate to the 4th quarter.

More updates on part 3. This is a bit more intriguing to me. http://screenrant.com/hangover-3-plot-details-sandy-118955/

When you cant remember whose hit it is and there's only two of you.

Good point, I thought he was going to go "ballistic" on the scoring end as well.

Hey he still pulled off a triple double... but still mystified with the fade to dark concept he has going in the fourth, pretty annoying to watch when you know what he possesses.

LOLL disturbing yet deserving.

Dallas dropped some major bombs tonight, that was crazy. That's the Dallas I remember seeing over the last few years when the played the Rockets, it would always be these unreal threes from all over the court. They were scorching hot from three point land. I absolutely hate hate hate the Mavs but honestly this was such a fun game to watch. This whole series has been scrappy, ugly at times but it sure has caused nail biting finishes, great stuff.

Joke or not this shouldn't come as a surprise lol. You got a Laker fan who clearly likes to poke fun at the Heat, and you have Heat fans defending.... what else is new on OTR?

Lol this guy is a complete idiot.

I am for sure, I would be really surprised if he didn't dominate the court in all areas tonight. After the performance and after him acknowledging that this was the biggest game of his career, I don't see LeBron taking tonight lightly at all.

LOL

As everyone gangs up on the Heat fan (surprise surprise) I think it should be fined, I really think it should be that drastic so it can just go away. It's bad for the league and it's comical every time a player does it, I also feel like it's had a lasting effect on defense as a whole. You have guys who have this SHOCKED look on there face when they commit an obvious foul, it's like a contagious disease of lies that's built into these guys. It's not one team, or a few players it's starting to become part of the game.

So what if I'm a Rockets fan lol? I'm far from a Tmac supporter so the homer card won't work here, trust me you can ask Dash on how much I actually "like" Tmac....when the Rockets finally got rid of him I was celebrating. He's a drama queen and I know it's not fully on him the organization lost control being communicative with the guy but he has that "diva" vibe and he loves the attention. I agree with you nothing magically happens, but when it comes to work ethic it's on the player himself. All JVG and Morey were saying was he was so good even before he entered the league it all came natural to the guy. Almost like his talents spoiled him, he never really had to work extra hard to have an advantage, he already had it from the start. It sure did seem like Tmac took his talents for granted, it doesn't take magic to prove that Tmac could have been incredible. Injuries can't be controlled, but that drive and ambition can be and Tmac never took it to that emotional level that Kobe did. Oh ya this coming from someone who really can't stand Kobe, but is still being objective here and not being a unrealistic homer...

Except what Multi said actually made sense. Tmac had all the talent in the world to be right at Kobes level but never harnessed it well.

Finally facing reality. Like I said in the past I wouldn't be opposed to signing Yao to a min and seeing if you can just get a solid bench player out of him but if he really thinks he can't play then save the aggravation for everyone and just focus on health, family, and the community. He's such a good guy all around he can still make an impact in whatever he chooses to do. No one wants to see Yao end his career this way, but you face reality and part ways. He has done a lot for China, carried a burden with him when he came to Houston and all in all regardless of minutes played he has been an outstanding representative for China. I was happy when the Rockets got rid of Tmac, and I probably will be happy if the Rockets and Yao just move on and close this ugly chapter for good. Either way you look at it small role or no role, Yao Ming is now the least important aspect for the future of the Rockets. Lets be honest the overseas business for Les Alexander is the only reason he keeps holding on to the notion that Yao can make some type of significant comeback....

Man that guy is so annoying