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I don't know if it was a typo don't you think he would have corrected himself in his next tweet instead of just leaving it out there?

Man Eric Gordon is one special player.

You know you're going to win the championship when the haters start hating. :glasses:

You're beginning to sound like me after that Texans game.

In that case then I don't see how Barrett loses the match. If Cena makes that pin count he's going heel because I highly doubt the fans will continue to support him if he does. Unless Wade legitimately beats Orton.

Only ones I've heard of are Shad and Hall.

On a serious note my top 10 is like this: 1. All Rockets fans 2. BuiltFordTough 3. AboveLegit 4. Jenneral 5. illwill21 6. check my stats 7. Fish 8. Erick Blasco 9. Oliver P 10. Nitro Not including Real Deal because he easily tops anyone's list.

A one year deal isn't exactly long-term but I didn't think Portland would give up on him so easily, they did invest a #1 pick in him and they passed on arguably one of the best scorers in the league.

LOL looks like someone else besides me is frustrated. Finally.

Yes I think he's proven enough to us to sneak into the top 5.

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Saw this coming. -_-

Eh w hy not?

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If you ask me his ceiling is as an athletic role player. I never understood what Cavaliers fans saw in him, he's an okay post-up guy and has a decent motor but I don't see anything particularly special about him.

I wasn't aware that he would get fired if Barrett loses the match, that makes things a bit more difficult. =/

A good robin for me is an all-star (or at least borderline) and like the article states, those days are long gone for him. I guess we will have to wait and see how he performs when he gets back.

Jermaine, I faintly remember how big of a defensive juggernaut he was and other statistics on his side (team wins, stats, etc).

That would pretty much mean the end of Nexus but considering we are talking about the WWE writing staff, I wouldn't put it past them.

I think Barrett wins simply because Nexus is lacking much momentum and winning the WWE title would give them reason to stick around. I'd like to see Cena somehow go heel too.

DJ has quietly been putting together a decent season. I agree that he'll flourish in a faster pace offense, nice to see Larry Brown willing to change his methods for the better of the team. It'll be interesting how the team responds to the change in pace and if their defense will be effected by it.

Probably Duke but I'm going to say Texas just because I believe for some reason.

He can probably still be a decent player but his contract (signed a 5 years $82 million extension last season) is now in the ranks of Gilbert Arenas and Elton Brand.

Last season the Spurs were tied with the Dallas Mavericks for holding the oldest NBA roster at 29.17. Over the course of the offseason the Spurs have added some youth in James Anderson (currently injured), Tiago Splitter, Gary Neal and most recently Danny Green. The Spurs average age is now at 27.5, which bumps them ahead of 7-10 teams in that category. Why does it matter? Well because of their new-found youth the Spurs are averaging a whopping 108.5 points per game, which is good for second among team points per game. Wait what? This has to be some sort of joke right? Nope this is real and to further prove my point, the Spurs are also currently averaging the most fastbreak points with 20.6 (tied with the fast paced Golden State Warriors). The old Spurs we all knew and loved (some hated *darts eyes at Suns fans*) are gone and Popovich is now running a new show mixed with high level execution and explosiveness. Not only that but San Antonio also holds the best record in the NBA at 9-1, watch out Tim Duncan and his gang are far from done.