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See guys, this is what separates the greats (Derek Fisher) from the scrubs (Amare)....

Game of the year (so far).

Amazing shot, but didn't count.

THE TRUTH

Yeah, great D by the Celtics, I really thought the pick n roll had them beat. Let's see who gets the ball now for the C's..

There we go, Ray Ray with the dagger. Let's see if the C's can close it out.

http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/nba/news/story?id=5922071

What happened to Boston's defense? It has been nonexistent tonight.

Like I said, Knicks cannot miss....

Knicks cannot miss..

They need to get it into Garnett more. Celtics offense looks ugly right now.

That simply states that they would trade for Melo without an extension, that has nothing to do with Melo's wishlist. Here's what I'm looking for: http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=tsn-167128

The problem is, Morey still somehow believes he can build a contender around the current core. Trading away your young talent for a one year rental isn't worth it. I still wouldn't expect them to beat the Spurs, Mavs, Jazz, or Lakers.

Wasn't that back in September? It was also then when some thought Yao would be back somewhat healthy and that Houston would be top team in the West... It seems pretty clear now that NJ and NY are the only teams capable of getting him.

Melo managed to lead Syracuse to a National Championship as a freshmen, he has what it takes to be a leader at this level.

http://twitter.com/#!/christomasson/status/14918874633871361

Just because they're getting talented young players, doesn't mean they should be considered trade assets. I think Morey is in the process of blowing everything up and rebuilding. And it doesn't seem like Melo is interested in the Rockets either, so he probably wouldn't sign an extension.

Too many conflicting reports here, so I doubt anything new has happened.

His suit is horri-awful. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdsEekRE4pA

You got two years to do that, pace yourself B.

http://a323.yahoofs.com/ymg/ept_sports_nba_experts__67/ept_sports_nba_experts-3729811-1292353754.jpg?ymbTVPEDYVaxnHxv http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont_lie/post/Are-the-New-Jersey-Nets-becoming-the-Brooklyn-N?urn=nba-295887

http://washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/nba/2010/12/wall-out-blatche-unlikely-vs-lakers#ixzz187Pg0QqP I'm no expert, but isn't the best solution for tendinitis to rest and take time off from whatever is causing the problem? So instead of just resting Wall until he's fully healed, Flip's approach is to take things day by day. I don't think that's ever a logical solution.... It doesn't help that Flip is playing him 38 minutes since the summer league... Yeah Wall is only 20 years old, and he'll learn how to play through pain, but given the situation, I'm beginning to question Flip's logic. And let's be honest, this is a pointless season for us. Even with John in the lineup, we're a below average team. But, with Wall playing everyday, he's gaining more confidence, understanding the game better, and developing more consistency in his play and chemistry with teammates.

Iguodala had a nasty reverse dunk, damn.

Lol yeah that was a weird ending, I hate that the refs have to follow the rules all the way till the final buzzer during a blowout, just let it go.. And to add to our injury problems, Yi suffered a sprained right knee again....great.