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Same here. Hate all of them, tbh...

Agreed. One of my favorite plrs but sadly sucks as a coach...

Both LA teams will win today.

Thanks, bro!

Gotta take care of business... and make it 14 in a row!!

State Farm® Commercial - Born to Assist (Chris Paul) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbRdDhYFGSw LOL @ Cliff Paul....

Kings' Cousins practices after reinstatement http://www.nba.com/2012/news/12/24/kings-demarcus-cousins-reinstated.ap/index.html That was quick!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvuL5jyCHOw More than 10 mill views!!

One of the few times we've agreed on something (maybe the only one).

Source Well deserved!

I haven't been working on these two, bro. I touched the text and added some shades. It'll take me hours to draw the back, and I'm already working on one other project, to be honest... I guess I'll draw the back and fix the hand sometime next month.

Have fun, dood!! * * * My link SMH

Same here! Saw it last week and it proved me wrong..

He's got the ROY in the bag. I gotta place some bets on him to win it.

V. 2: http://i47.tinypic.com/1zplhsg.jpg

So do I.

Full Story LOL!

This will be the game Ben Wallace passes P.J. Brown (1,089 career games) for 60th on the Career Leaders and Records for Games list.

All Time Leaders: Free Throws Made Player FTA FTM (FT%) 1. Karl Malone 13,188 9,787 (.742) 2. Moses Malone 11,090 8,531 (.769) 3. Oscar Robertson 9,185 7,694 (.838) 4. Kobe Bryant 9,071 7,605 (.838) http://www.nba.com/statistics/default_all_time_leaders/AllTimeLeadersFTQuery.html?topic=4&stat=9 * * * With 1,188 regular season games Kobe has climbed to number 5 on that list. I can see him pass Reggie before he calls it a career... * * * All-time list for most points with one franchise - update: 1. Karl Malone: 36, 374 (UTA) // 18 seasons: 1985 - 2003 2. Kobe Bryant: 30,286 Pts (LAL) // 17th season: 1996 - Present 3. Michael Jordan: 29,277 (CHI) // 12 seasons: 1984-'93, 1994-'98 4. Hakeem Olajuwon: 26.511 (HOU) // 17 seasons: 1984-'01 5. Reggie Miller: 25,279 (IND) // 18 seasons: 1987 - 2005 6. Jerry West: 25,192 (LAL) // 14 seasons: 1960-'74 7. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: 24,176 (LAL) // 14 seasons for LAL: 1975-'89; (14,211 Pts for MIL - 6 seasons:1969-'75) 8. Dirk Nowitzki: 24,142 (DAL) // 15th season: 1998 - Present 9. Patrick Ewing: 23,665 (NYK) // 15 seasons (for NYK): 1985-2000 10. Paul Pierce: 23,136 (BOS) // 15th season: 1998 - Present 11. Tim Duncan: 23,031 (SAS) // 16th season: 1997 - Present 12. Oscar Robertson: 22,009 (CIN/SAC) // 10 seasons (for CIN): 1960-'70 13. Larry Bird 21,791 (BOS) // 13 seasons: 1979 -'92 $ħã£ïq̵'s Note: Active players in bold.

True... Anyway, E-Bled has had some pretty sick dunks this season. I'd love to see him in the SD contest!

I don't mind him staying some more...

Non-Lakers player that you respect the most? And why?

NY Times Two things really stood out to me: "Paul wanted to know if the Clippers would match Golden State’s four-year, $43 million offer sheet to center DeAndre Jordan. The Clippers did, and kept him." “Everybody who knows me knows I get invested into things very, very quickly,” Paul said. “I’m all Clippers now and I’ve loved every minute of it, and we’re going to keep this thing going.”