JWaLL

Or just not post the blog.

I really think you should contribute to the site instead of just posting your blog... I mean the blog looks nice but it doesn't really concern us to be honest.

Jeremy Lin might have something to say about that.

He was joking because of Force's original typo lol

No need to overanalyze you know what I mean.

Who's the better player?

Ohhhhh damn, I misunderstood what this was about. I thought they were predicting the rankings of the teams if they were to start the season today, not just ranking who had the best/worst offseasons. My bad.

Wow... great joke for a thread like this.

Close call, I wouldn't be too sure about that though. Granger is better than Gay, and it would be very close between Igoudala and Granger. Can't really go wrong with either one.

These rankings are awful, I wouldn't have even put the Wizards that high. And how the [expletive] are the Magic in the Bottom 10? Warriors/Nets/Sixers higher than Nuggets/Bobcats/Magic/Blazers? Seems pretty early for an April Fools joke...

It must be legit, I mean look at the amazing results of the guy in the commercial from only using the shake weight and nothing else!!

I had Plyo today too, it's still rough for me every time I do it. I get through it, but I'm always swamped afterward. I just look forward to the protein shake I always make myself when I'm done.

My house would currently sell for about $5-6M I believe.

What players with not-so-high ratings do you consider sleepers in this game? In other words, when you use them they play as dominant players despite not be creditted with a good rating. Here's a few: 1. Terrence Williams: Rated a 75, but in my opinion, possibly one of the best players in the game if used properly and I'm not exaggerating. The last time I used him against a friend I dropped 71 points, 11 rebounds, and 12 assists. He is an absolute beast who dunks at will and plays great defense. Those who haven't used him, I suggest trying him out. 2. Serge Ibaka: Only rated a 66, but he blocks shots at will and can dunk every time he has the slightest open look on offense. Definitely a steal for the power forward position. 3. JaVale McGee: Rated a 60, but, like Ibaka, dunks and blocks at will like crazy. He doesn't seem to lose his handle when he puts the ball on the floor so you can actually drive in with him and slam it home pretty easily.

I'm down

Doesn't really blend in with the overall court theme, and damn it's huge.

Strangely enough that's pretty much what I do lol

http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/36265/madden-nfl-11/videos/madden11_feat_src_jagswinsu.html That is amazing... they even have Obama...

Da'Sean Butler is going to be a beast, teams always seem to overlook great college players who get injured but they end up being very effective. DeJuan Blair is proof too, people thought he would be a double-bum knee player who will be injury prone his whole career, but he has proven to be an absolute beast. I expect Da'Sean Butler to prove his doubters wrong as well.

Swap the Cavaliers and Pistons and I think that list is perfect.

Lol well I don't see much of a difference between "may have a chance" and "will have a chance". He has a chance to win championships now lol sound better?

Yeah but the league already started. When we start the next one definitely be sure to sign up.

Some of the games I missed (like Jenning's 55 point game) so it would be harder to judge. In terms of the games I witnessed, I gotta go with Kobe's buzzer beater 3 over Wade. With the position Kobe was in at the last second with Wade in his face I would have never thought he could sink a 3. But of course, he did.