The Regime

http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/nba/news/story?id=6196843

Metal/country/classical, it's a three way tie.

He's Lebrons equivalent in the clutch.

Does he even have a post game, because I certainly havent seen anything in the many Miami games that I've watched this season. He's strictly a jumpshooter, the few times he tries to take someone of the dribble he fails miserably.

The Heat need a legit big man more than anything else. The more I watch Chris Bosh the more I get disgusted at the fact that people actually compared him to Pau Gasol, he isn't half that player that Pau is.

I'm gonna be pist if we lose to this team on Thursday.

I'm convinced that Zo would be Miami's best big man if he came out of retirement.

Gerald Wallace doing what he does best, playing defense while pitching in for 20 points of the bench. Portland need to get LA some more looks.

Haha nevermind, it was a a nice flop by Batum. And a slight pushoff by Lebron.

Joel Anthony continuing to prove he's one of the worst players in the league. Lebron crossed the shit out of Batum. :o

Fisher's shoulder injury was a blessing in disguise, his jumper has been on target the last two games.

Monster weak side block by Kobe. Also Bynums pretty active in the second half, I like what I'm seeing.

Joined.

Terry Frei of the Denver Post recently wrote an article questioning Carmelo greatness. Here is what he had to say: http://www.denverpost.com/frei/ci_17553452

http://www.hoopsworld.com/HeadlineStories.asp

Damn, Memphis with yet another solid win against a good opponet. They haven't missed a beat since Gay went down. Grizz might be a scary matchup in the postseason, they're getting hot at the right time.

I should have made my post a little clearly, and I should have said some hardcore Kobe fans. Lebron will eventually dethrown Kobe as the best player in the league because of age, and when that time comes it will will be obvious as day but I'll still have a tough time accepting it. That's just how much I despise Lebron, it's not going to change. Alot of my hatred towards Lebron has to do with the hype that has always surrounded him since he entered the league. Fans and media alike compared him to Jordan and Kobe right off the bat and that really put him on my bad side. It was just unfair to put someone that young, inexperienced, and unaccomplished at Kobe's level who at that point had won multiple championships. He was made out to be the greatest thing to happen to basketball, and to this day he still doesn't have a ring to show for it.

I'm not saying that there aren't any Kobe fans that respect Lebron as a player, because there are. But it's hard for hardcore Kobe fans, like myself, to respect a guy who is trying his hardest to dethrown Kobe as the best player in the league. It's just too hard.

I'm super anti-Lebron, and I have been since he was drafted. It's natural for Kobe fans. Outside of KG, there isn't a guy who I despise more than Lebron.

I hope you're not thinking of who I'm thinking of, because we've all seen how clutch he is. And that's just one of the reasons why Kobe's better than him still to this day.

This is the first time I've watched a Celtic game since Perkins departure, and I have to say that so far the Bucks are getting whatever they want in the paint. And this is a team without Bogut.

Wtf, I thought you were a Knicks fan?

Steve Nash now 6th all-time in assists passing Isiah Thomas. Assists Leaders RK PLAYER AST 1 John Stockton 15,806 2 JASON KIDD 11,432 3 Mark Jackson 10,334 4 Magic Johnson 10,141 5 Oscar Robertson 9,887 6 STEVE NASH *Game still in progress* 7 Isiah Thomas 9,061 8 Gary Payton 8,966 9 Rod Strickland 7,987 10 Maurice Cheeks 7,392

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Wow he collided head first into Sessions, ouch. Hopefully it's just precautionary and nothing serious.