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This works great for both sides IMO. If Okafor and Ariza play well, with Nene and another year for John Wall, Wizards could be a contender for the 8th seed.

when it's like five on one it's hard to do much, especially on the bus... i just don't understand what kids would get out of this anyway..like it isn't fun picking on some 70 year old woman lol

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LOL WTF smh. Kids do this kinda stuff!!! man back when i was in school only other peers got picked on not adults!!!

Easier said than done. He's playing with two other all-world players in Wade and Bosh. He's not playing with me, you, and lkr as his teammates.

That's certainly a part of his game I have not been impressed with in this series.

Well, he's not perfect, lol. He's going to miss some of those layups, the guy is like, what, 6'2" flying in against guys close to 7' tall, with some contact...he's going to miss some contested layups. But that's his game. He's aggressive, takes quick shots in transition sometimes, but that's the way he plays and I think you can win with him. I disagree, lol, but he's a lot closer than people give him credit for. I think Rose is slightly better than Westbrook, but I was listening to "The Herd" on ESPN radio the other day and he was spot on on what he said...the media and fans have this obsession for D-Rose, but seem to love to go after Westbrook in such a negative way.

The amount of hate Westbrook is getting is mind-blowing to me. I don't know, the guy played a helluva game. That was a bonehead play to foul Chalmers after losing the tip, no doubt, but the rest of his game was nothing short of brilliant tonight...and he hasn't been that bad in the other games in this series. He is what he is...he's not Rajon Rondo, he's a different type of player, and I think he's tremendous.

I agree Durant needs to guard LeBron and the decision to put Harden on LeBron is stupid. I still just disagree about Durant. He was far from great, not saying that, but he still had a good game. He really can't be pinned for the blame. This loss, for me, really goes on guys like Fisher, Harden, Sefolsha, and Ibaka. These guys just didn't show up, and really haven't for the majority of the series.

Someone with as much "swag" as you should know.

FOH

Disagree with the Durant part. Although he was non existent rebounding (not sure why), he still had, what, 28 points on 50% shooting? Something like that... Westbrook had it going tonight, he had the hot hand. I didn't think Durant was too passive. I just thought Westbrook was the guy tonight, and rightfully so, I didn't really have a problem with that. Harden wasn't bad offensively because he guarded LeBron. That's really giving him a pass. He missed a layup on a fastbreak because he wasted energy guarding LeBron? He missed countless three pointers that were wide open because he was guarding James? You want to talk passive, how about Harden's 15 footer towards the end? Almost lost the dribble then chucked it up because he was so open.

Never thought I'd say this but Scott Brooks has really been outcoached. Harden on LeBron too many times...just don't understand that. Although it's mostly on Westbrook, because it's a somewhat strange rule, you have to make sure to let all your players know that if we lose the tip, we do not have to foul...come on now. Huge huge play, especially with LeBron on the bench, you can't be sure Miami will get a quality look. Overall, I think Miami is just better. Their big three is better, and their role players have been better this entire series. Lol @ people saying Harden could get a max deal. Anyone who would give this guy top, star money is on crack. He's a good player but he ain't no star

Look better. their other ones were pretty damn ugly lol

I think everyone agrees this is a must win for OKC. I think the Thunder get this one, but unfortunately for them, this will be the last time they win a game in the series.

Not really a huge gamble for Jordan...he's failed at pretty much everything he's done, he's already considered a terrible executive. He brought in several well-renowned coaches in Brown and Silas and both of them failed miserably. Don't see this being any worse.

I don't know, I just think Miami is the better team. Still do and did from day one of this season. It just seems to be showing up these past two games, we'll see though.

That's that Shump Swag!

Six figures isn't considered "rich" to me. It's definitely a great living, no doubt about it, but when I think of rich, I think of a person making over 250K...or a household that makes 250K. Someone who makes 100,000$ a year isn't "rich" IMO. Especially if they have a family to support.

His ceiling at this point is 2nd option. I think he could be on like a 'Loul Deng level' as far as a contributor, which is still a valuable member of the team. With that said, I wouldn't really want him on my team.

1) Which are you trading this summer? And... Absolutely Amar'e. I don't think he's a player you can win a championship win. He plays no defense, far less than Carmelo at least, and he has several ailing injuries. 2) What are you wanting in return, as far as specific player(s) OR position(s) on the floor? I'd prefer a PG in return, but I'd take a rebounding PF who can play good defense...or even a pick at this point. He's impossible to trade though, so unfortunately this thread is all hypothetical.

Looks like every fan wants him. He'd be great off the bench next season if we lose JR Smith and Steve Novak.

Banners look good. Even a slight skin change would be cool, but if we have to wait, it's all good.

Westbrook does look quite dark Lol

The funniest part is, many who make six figures disagree with your position.