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Good call by the refs, TD Bears.

Yeah I really didn't think the movie would be this good, I didn't like the storyline initially, but it does have some great reviews. I will probably watch it soon.

Terrible throw by Palmer results in a pick 6. Damn.

Will be flipping between this game and the Bears-Vikings game. Looking forward to a shootout in Indy.

Team banners look amazing so far, well done.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/knicks/2010/11/14/2010-11-14_stevie_knicks.html#ixzz15HOt9tQH

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpMd6aEU5NY :o Wall averages like 2 alley oops a game to JeVale. Love it.

Add another 17 assists to Rondo's assist total for the season... Crazy. Shaq had a great game, 18 points.

Definitely New York City. Got a lot of friends and relatives there, there's just so much to do. I go there once a year (in the summer), the drive sucks since it's 4 and a half to 5 hours, but it's worth it.

Terrible, terrible, terrible performance by us. Once again we were unable to get to the free throw line. We didn't attack the basket enough, Wall was too passive in the first half, missed a few layups, and just wasn't in a good rhythm. Then he got hurt in the third, came back late in the fourth, and wasn't effective. I'm getting pretty tired of saying this, Blatche needs to get his dumbass in the paint. It makes me so frustrated, he just sits on the perimeter waiting for the ball to get kicked out to him because he happens to be the only open player. Then he tries to penetrate in the lane, stops, tries to cross over, fumbles the ball, either loses it or recovers, throws up an ugly fadeaway, misses, jogs down the court, and plays no defense. I want to see Flip just yell at him, because I know he notices the flaws in Dray's game. When his jumper isn't falling, he's completely lost. McGee had a solid game, but we didn't see much of him in the second half. Hinrich was also way too passive through three quarters. Then he decided to shoot some jumpers in the fourth, and made a good amount of them. Arenas was the only bright spot tonight. His jumper was on, he made some good passes, played solid defense, and was lights out from downtown. Great to see him establish a rhythm while John was getting checked out in the locker room. Sucks that Yi got hurt, but it's only a bone bruise in his right knee. Hopefully he's ok. Tonight was just a disaster.

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And Love is out of the game, 31 points 31 rebs. Crazy.

Insane. 12 offensive, 19 defensive rebounds. He also has 28 points and 5 assists. Wow... This frontcourt of Love and Beasley is great. I still don't understand how he's in trade rumors. While Beasley is an average rebounder, Love definitely picks up the slack.

Gil played solid, he made some great passes, got some key rebounds, and got others involved. He didn't shoot well at all, missed two straight threes at the end of the game, but he is still getting back into basketball shape and trying to find his rhythm. Wall didn't have a great night scoring either, but as always, got others involved. Another 10+ assist night, and another double double. I thought Blatche was forcing it too much in the first, but then he got hot and scored 14 in that same quarter. Then he cooled off big time. He needs to stay more consistent throughout the game. Yi is becoming a good defender in the paint, back to back games with over 4 blocks. We could have won this game had John Wall been more aggressive scoring the ball. But his shot wasn't clicking tonight, his midrange game wasn't working out for him, and the Bobcats defense was great. The refs were terrible though, not trying to make excuses or anything, but there were a ton of questionable calls favoring Charlotte.

Imagine how much better this offense would be if Bosh demanded the ball and played facing up causing the defender to actually play up on him. When he gets it going, it causes other wing defenders or post players to collapse, and this changes a lot. If opposing teams do not respect him on offense, Bosh will drop 20. This would open up the court for Wade and Bron because at the bare minimum, Bosh's man is pulled out of the paint and forced to cover him whereas now his man is just playing off, clogging the lanes and making life a living hell for the slashers. They are forced to pass it out to an out of rhythm and uninvolved Bosh.. easy situation for the D. If there is a legit threat downlow, Bron and Wade can be cutting or kicking out to guys like House and Jones. Defenses will be out of position, it's common sense really.

What surprises me the most is that the Wizards didn't pick him up in the offseason. We have much better assets than a Minnesota second round pick, we should have given him a chance. If he doesn't pan out, he's gone after the season. Let's remember, he's on a expiring contract, so there is that motivation to play better in your last season of the contract in order to prove yourself to teams out there looking to spend cash in the offseason.

http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime/_/page/dime-101112-14/testing-early-trade-winds

Got it last night against Denver. 32 years, and 80 days old. Bron and Durant are poised to break this record, but with Bron sharing the load on offense in Miami for the next 6 or so years, his chances might be lower. How many points do you think Kobe will have by the end of his career?

Lmaoo, best one is the Mavs video.

A few big mismatches here for both teams: John Wall going up against DJ Augustine and Shaun Livingston. Bobcats have a physical frontcourt of Gerald Wallace and Tyrus Thomas. Stephen Jackson always kills us, but it's nice to know we finally have a good defender in Kirk Hinrich. Looking forward to tonight.

Exactly, well said. Here's what Udonis Haslem said:

Yes, I expected John Wall to play great, if anything he exceeded my expectations of him. But with the team struggling, it all evens out. We have an average frontcourt coming into the season, and are near last in rebounding and points allowed in the paint I believe.

I don't understand why you're getting frustrated Flash. You should have realized there would be a TON of hate towards the big three when they first signed here. It seems like the Celtics despise the Heat, kind of refreshing to finally see this kind of hatred in today's game.