The Regime

Gerald Wallace plays the four, LA plays the five. In a playoff series I'm pretty sure McMillan would start Camby at the five, especially when you consider how well Bynum has been playing since the allstar break. AB has just dominated the glass, if Portland wants to get abused in the paint then they'll stick with Gerald Wallace on hopes of outrunning and tiring us out but that wont work. Their best bet is to match our size. And btw, Gerald Wallace is a really good rebounder for his size but this strategy will only be successful against smaller teams. Against us Portland will be lucky to win one game.

http://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/blog/law/2011/03/nba-ref-sues-twittering-timberwolves.html

http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/colleges/20110315_Jimmer_Fredette_s_unlikely_path_to_becoming_a_star.html?viewAll=y I could see him fitting right in with the Knicks as a sixth man.

http://www.sportsgrid.com/nba/michael-jordans-former-teammates-thinks-kobe-bryant-is-better/

Here's a topic I got off RealGM, thought it would make for some good discussion. If you could add one player to your team, who's not an all-star, who would it be? Would you base it off team needs, or would you acquire one of the best guys available and build your team around them?

I think the better question to ask is whether Thortons play makes Tyreke replaceable. Tyreke certainly didn't improve any facet of his game this season, and we all know that Thorton was one of the most explosive bench scorers in the league when he played for the Hornets. Or even better yet, the Kings can try and shop Beno Udric and perhaps start Tyreke at pg. Tyreke/Thorton/Cousins, make those guys untradeable and build around them.

Boozer is already out for this game, but it looks like they might also be without Noah. Rose knows what's at stake though, a #1 seed. The Bulls wont give away games. I'm expecting nothing less than an ass whooping.

http://www.ohio.com/sports/cavs/117905759.html

^LOL, that has trouble written all over it.

That was some KG shit.

LOL @ Jason Richardsons reaction after Kobe's bank shot. Hey Rich you didn't think you were going to keep him quiet all game, did you? Kobe's starting to feel it...

LOL broadcasters just prasied Jason Richardson for his shutdown defense on Kobe. But the truth is that Richardon isn't doing anything special, Kobe's just missing routine looks. Injury is making an impact on his game as expected, shots are falling flat.

Oh god, just stop giving Pau the ball already. Btw, he has 0 rebounds to this point. He shouldn't be getting bullied in the paint.

Make that 10 rebounds (6 offensive) along with 3 blocks. He's single handedly keeping us in the game, Orlando would have blown this game open had it not been for Drew.

Pau is having a tough time scoring over Ryan Anderson, what a joke. Bynum has just elevated his game to a whole new level, I'm loving this.

Damn, Miami is starting to roll.

Thunder debut for Kendrick Perkins, he only played 20 minutes but grabbed a team high 9 rebounds. Also Ibaka has been on a shooting blocking fiesta, 15 blocks in the last two games.

I was referring to the Ed Martin scandal in my initial post. Ed Martin was generous enough to lend C Webb the money, but C Webb threw him under the bus during the investigation if I remember correctly. That was pretty selfish of him for a couple reasons. For one, Michigan had to forfeit their their championship banners because Chris didn't cooperate with the investigation and didn't man up for his actions, and secondly Chris did unjust to Ed Martin who was so close to all the players (as Jalen stated near the end). We'll never know if Ed was loaning money to guys expecting for a huge payoff at the end, or whether he was genuinely helping those in need. But C Webb did him wrong. Now I'm not sure if that's exactly what happened because I watched the end on and off, but that's what I understood from it. Correct me if I'm wrong though.

The video doesn't prove shit, how do you know that the skinny kid was the bully? Are you just basing if off the title? And the last I checked its not really bullying if you fight back.

Well ever since Spo started running the ball through Bosh more Miami's offense has been a lot more efficient. And Bosh isn't settling as much anymore.

Huh? The only reason I was giving him his props was because you rarely ever see someone mess with a guy who's three times his size.

That's interesting because I've heard that from alot of women now. The power of being a celebrity. <_<

I tried to find some of the older ones but had no luck, you can watch them on youtube though.

Kobe is a game time decision so we'll see if he gives it a go. Bynum has played well since the all-star break, but this will be his ultimate test. We are going to need big games from our frontcourt and bench today. It's a winnable game even without Kobe.