The Regime

Give me Kevin Durant. The man is only 22 years old, he's probably going to win his second straight scoring title, has good character and work ethic, and he is far from his ceiling. This is the type of guy you can build a winning franchise around for over a decade.

What happened to Steph Curry, didn't he declare for the contest?

Okay so it's not going to be a rental, but I'm still very hesistant about the move.

http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/210748/Hornets_Have_Interest_In_Jamison

http://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/210734/Batum_Derrick_Rose_Cant_Play_Defense

I'll pass. Compromising our frontcourt size and length (a position we are already thin at) isn't worth a Melo rental. There is no way we'll threepeat without Andrew.

There are a couple movies to look forward to though.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A65049EbUkw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ote5aOIPpJQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND3UN0359Es

Cousins is starting to come around for Sacramento, 25/14 tonight.

I don't care what people say, Aldridge definitly got snubbed from the ASG. As for the Bulls they need to add another scorer and take some of the burden off Rose.

Asik needs some run, Kurt Thomas is playing like garbage.

Alot of uncharacteristic turnovers from Kobe. I'm a little surprised that Phil didn't choose to rest Kobe to start the fourth.

Well I knew that lead was going to last very long. We are doing a terrible job rebounding, Grizzles are getting far too many second chance oppertunities.

A 5 second backdown call lol, I didn't even know they still enforced it.

Kobe's getting to the rim at will, but he's missing some chippies. I think as a team we've missed atleast 3-4 point blank layups.

We've dropped our last two against the Grizz, and Pau has been a no show in both those games. We cant afford losing this one considering the tough slate of games we have ahead of us this week.

Wednesday, February 9th LA Clippers @ New York (NBATV) Winner: New York Leading scorer: Amare Stoudemire Denver @ Golden State (NBATV) Winner: Golden State Leading passer: Stephan Curry Thursday, February 10th LA Lakers @ Boston (TNT) Winner: LA Lakers Leading rebounder: Kendrick Perkins Dallas @ Denver (TNT) Winner: Dallas Player with the most threes made: Jason Terry Friday, February 11th LA Lakers @ New York (ESPN) Winner: LA Lakers Leading scorer: Kobe Bryant Phoenix @ Utah (ESPN) Winner: Utah Leading rebounder: Paul Millsap Saturday, February 12th Charlotte @ Atlanta (NBATV) Winner: Atlanta Player with the most turnovers: Stephen Jackson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk9Ap4nBiOM&feature=player_embedded

LOL at the argument Fish and I had. Epic.

We might have been looking at a different MVP had he not dropped those passes.

The way I see it the Big Three will be at strength for no more than two more years, so it doesn't give Perk a lot of incentive to stay on a team that's going to be rebuilding real soon. You add that to the fact that he can probably make a lot more money in the open market, I think he made a pretty good decision. Perkins is playing arguably the hardest position to fill, I guarantee there are plenty of teams out there that are willing to pay him way more than what the Celtics offered. Just off the top of my head the Thunder, Blazers, and Knicks could all use his services.

That was sadly the best commercial all night.

That was a terrible throw by Big Ben. Congrats to the Packers, I don't think you can make a case for anyone but Aaron Rodgers for MVP.

I feel ya dawg. Big Benz clutch.

Speaking of brutal nights, William Gay has been picked on all game long.

Weren't they just complimenting him on their last defensive possession lol. I'm pretty sure one of the guys called him a "complete player."