La Bomba

The Niners are the least lucky team in the league. Their record doesn't tell the whole story of what team they really are.

I'm not a huge fan of this guy, but he was drafted in the top 10 for a reason. I don't think he'll ever live up to the expectations of top 10 picks (granted, it was in a weak class), but I still think he'll be a solid contributer off the bench for a good team.

I got the new iPod Touch about a week ago. It can just entertain me for hours. I don't have that many games yet, but the ones I have are pretty addicting.

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Exhibit A - Jay Electronica

Raptors lack talent. Period. They just have nothing going for them right now if Bargniani is basically their best player The Wolves aren't that bad at all. I think Beasley will break out and they have some pretty good young pieces that can contribute right away.

1. Denard Robinson 2. Mark Ingram (had a bad game last night, but he'll bounce back) 3. Patrick Peterson 4. Terrelle Pryor 5. Kellen Moore Moore will start moving up as the year goes on. He won't win it, but I think he'll still be in New York.

Lavoy Allen, Temple Kevin Anderson, Richmond Talor Battle, Penn State Keith Benson, Oakland William Buford, Ohio State Alec Burks, Colorado Randy Culpepper, UTEP Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor Kenneth Faried, Morehead State Corey Fisher, Villanova Jimmer Fredette, BYU Austin Freeman, Georgetown Ashton Gibbs, Pittsburgh Elias Harris, Gonzaga Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall John Henson, North Carolina Robbie Hummel, Purdue Reggie Jackson, Boston College Charles Jenkins, Hofstra JaJuan Johnson, Purdue Kevin Jones, West Virginia Kris Joseph, Syracuse Kawhi Leonard, San Diego State Travis Leslie, Georgia Jon Leuer, Wisconsin Kalin Lucas, Michigan State Shelvin Mack, Butler Demetri McCamey, Illinois Marcus Morris, Kansas Adrian Oliver, San Jose State Chandler Parsons, Florida Jacob Pullen, Kansas State Damian Saunders, Duquesne Durand Scott, Miami (Fla.) John Shurna, Northwestern Kyle Singler, Duke Chris Singleton, Florida State Nolan Smith, Duke Durrell Summers, Michigan State Jeffery Taylor, Vanderbilt Isaiah Thomas, Washington Trey Thompkins, Georgia Klay Thompson, Washington State Kemba Walker, Connecticut Chris Warren, Ole Miss Tai Wesley, Utah State Derrick Williams, Arizona Jordan Williams, Maryland Chris Wright, Dayton Other Freshman that could contend. Keith Appling, Michigan State Harrison Barnes, North Carolina Will Barton, Memphis Vander Blue, Marquette Reggie Bullock, North Carolina Seth Curry, Duke Greg Echenique, Creighton Jio Fontan, USC Drew Gordon, New Mexico Josh Hairston, Duke Tobias Harris, Tennessee Ryan Harrow, NC State Kyrie Irving, Duke Joe Jackson, Memphis Perry Jones, Baylor Terrence Jones, Kentucky Cory Joseph, Texas Enes Kanter, Kentucky Jelan Kendrick, Memphis Brandon Knight, Kentucky C.J. Leslie, NC State Nate Lubick, Georgetown Trevor Mbakwe, Minnesota Ray McCallum, Detroit Fab Melo, Syracuse Adreian Payne, Michigan State Dwight Powell, Stanford Phil Pressey, Missouri Jereme Richmond, Illinois Gerald Robinson, Georgia Terrence Ross, Washington Josh Selby, Kansas Renardo Sidney, Mississippi State Josh Smith, UCLA Jared Sullinger, Ohio State Deshaun Thomas, Ohio State Tristan Thompson, Texas Dion Waiters, Syracuse Patric Young, Florida Trey Zeigler, Central Michigan http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/blog/_/name/katz_andy/id/5625816/lack-star-power-plenty-talent @ no Witherspoon in the top 50.

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I think giving fines for technicals is stupid and all, but what's really $2,000 more for the typical NBA player? That's just a couple dollars they won't spend at the club.

Something with a picture of him and have "Hot Spitta" somewhere in there. Doesn't have to be very complicated.

Arthur is a really talented player, but at times he gets bullied in the post by bigger and stronger players, so putting on some wieght is a must. Injuries have also held him back from developing because he hasn't been on the floor consistently. There were times last year where he brought some great bursts of energy off the bench because he has such a unique skill set.

Of all the backs mentioned, I think Richardson is just going to tear up the NFL. He's one of the strongest running backs you'll find (Benches over 400), but can find holes as well as anyone and has a nice burst of speed.

The three mentioned have been the best running back tandems we have seen in the last ten years or so. Which one is the best of the three? Reggie Bush and Lendel White Trent Richardson and Mark Ingram Darren McFadden and Felix Jones

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Not really. I love Andrew Luck, and how well Standford's defense is playing, but I'm still taking Oregon in a hostile environment with the most explosive player in the country, LaMicheal James.

Who cares? Just about every other job in the world has some sort of uniform policy, and those people are winning a whole lot less than anyone involved in the NBA. I seriously doubt it even bothers players and coaches that much.

http://www.culturebully.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Only-Built-4-Cuban-Linx-II-raekwon-2.jpg Came out two years ago, but I listened to it yesterday from beginning to end and it's just an amazing album. May not be as good as Part 1 (Part 1 is easily one of my 10 favorite albums of all time), but it's right there with it.

Literally everything he's released since his album has been unlistenable. Erase Me flat out sucks.

Even though he's a Wildcat, Micheal Gilchrist is better than Rivers.

To me, he's one of the five best centers in the league when healthy, but he's never healthy. I don't think the Lakers will be able to beat the Heat this year if they don't have him at 100%. Do you think the Lakers may consider trading him for a less talented, but healthier center this season?

Finally. I think Henry can be a huge contributer off the bench.

Good addition. Congrats AL.

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