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Ok but he's a better option to have on the floor than putting Lebron at shooting guard. Butler would play the 2 and Lebron would play the 3, with Marion coming off the bench.

Lol you have Lebron listed as a shooting guard if he signs with the Mavs? Nice...

You think Odom is a better rebounder than Jamison? Lol... I give it to Jamison Odom can at least play defense at times, but Jamison's is just non existent. Still, if I had to have one of them be the primary scoring option, I'd pick Jamison. Much better in the paint, better 3 point shooter, and great to have on a competing team because he shows leadership.

http://www.nba.com/wizards/video/2010/06/17/JohnWallworkoutnbawizwebmov-1350542/index.html Our future star is looking good, only one week til draft day.

If you aren't exaggerating the fact that literally NOBODY can score on them, then Person B...

Is it a problem that I've never seen you post on this basketball site before except this topic complaining about girls?

Lol you're speaking as if John Wall has already suffered a season ending injury... relax. We can't say anything until he's been drafted.

Haha poor guy, he's been redirected to that thread twice.

Damn, he's probably going to be sitting out a good chunk of next season too. Sucks for the Celtics.

What the [expletive]??? HAHAHA

I play on a 26 inch TV at college and a 68 inch TV at home. Feels the exact same for me and I'm pretty experienced at the game. Maybe if you're playing on a big TV with [expletive]ty connection, then you might get lag. I never have any problems.

Um yes I've played Halo 3... I played it on my 68 inch HDTV for a long time. I've had the TV since the Halo 2 days. I rarely ever experience lag unless it's an obvious lag that effects the entire party due to the host.

I don't think that is true at all...

Blake Griffin still has amazing potential. Thabbeet is just height and no real fundamentals. He is a huge draft bust already. Players can't help getting injured. Oden had the potential to be a true beast in this league if he hadn't suffered so many injuries. Injuries don't take away from potential.

It's about preference. Some people prefer sitting close to a small TV, others like sitting farther back to a big TV. Overall it doesn't make a huge difference.

LOL great video. "I play a finesse game"

I like playing on bigger TVs. The TV I use at college is a 26 inch Samsung TV which is decent... but when I'm at home I use my 68 inch HDTV and I just feel like that's way better. You have a clear view of everything going on around you, especially in shooter games. I don't like having to sit so close to a smaller TV.

Some sick screenshots: http://news.softpedia.com/images/news2/New-Gears-of-War-Screenshots-Emerge-2.jpg http://news.softpedia.com/images/news2/New-Gears-of-War-Screenshots-Emerge-3.jpg http://www.cdn.actiontrip.com/images/features/360/gearsofwar33.jpg http://www.cdn.actiontrip.com/images/features/360/gearsofwar34.jpg

Lol happens to me all the time, I'm a 360 owner. The most frustrating is that the X on the PS3 is in a different spot than the X on the 360. So when I'm playing on a PS3 and they say press X, I'll end up pressing Square lol.

The recruiting effort shouldn't have anything to do with it. Lebron wants to go where he will win a championship, not where the most celebrities want him to go or whichever team throws the best parade.

The Knicks have used multiple possibly extravagant tactics to lure Lebron to New York. Parades, getting (paying off) celebrities to persuade him, etc. It is unlikely Lebron ends up in New York, and all of this effort will be for nothing.

This is just getting sad.

holy.......[expletive]TTT!!!!!! :yahoo:

In no particular order: Derrick Rose Monta Ellis Tyreke Evans Aaron Brooks Chauncey Billups Chris Paul Deron Williams Those are all point guards who were proven to be better scorers than Devin Harris this season. And for the team Harris was playing for this season, you can't say he didn't have the opportunity to average 25+ ppg.

I never said he was better, I said he wasn't worth Devin Harris. Harris is in his prime right now, whereas John Wall's potential is extremely high and has the potential to be a top 3 point guard in the league. So what would you rather have: a point guard proven to be amongst the top 10 in the league or a prospect point guard who has the potential to break the top 3? I think I've made my point.