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Same here man. I forgot Crawford. Dude is an animal.

Exactly what I was thinking. Hunter has been one of the best defensive outfielders in baseball for years now, and he gets the job done at the plate. He is the MVP of that team, and quite possibly the MVP of that division. I have nothing but love for hunter.

Post 'em here. 1. B.J. Upton 2. Hanley Ramirez 3. Derek Jeter 4. Adam Jones 5. Vladamir Guerrero Honerable Mention: Dexter Fowler

Some that surprise me. 20. Jermaine O'Neal - I had no idea his contract was that big. Wow. 25. Carmelo Anthony - Thought he'd be much higher. 33. Matt Schaub - ...LOL 46. Mike Bibby - Another one who I had no idea that his contract was so massive.

As someone who played AAU ball for 2 years, I can say that this article is fairly accurate. Almost all of the drills for the teams I played on (as well as a couple of my friends teams) were offensive oriented. Defenses consisted of mostly man to man and some teams had a lackluster zone. On offense, rather than emphasizing the whole team, options are limited to a couple players at the most. Often those offensive sets consist of one or two players dribbling for 15 seconds and hucking up a contested shot. AAU is great if you want to learn how to be an offensive superstar, but useless if you want to be a defensive player and a good teammate.

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1. Lakers 2. Bobcats 3. Nuggets

Lakers. They're still the most talented and deepest team in the league, but I will say that San Antonio looks like an contender.

Well, I'll stick by what I said before - This is the best basketball forum I've ever seen. It's going to take a lot more than something like this to get rid of me. I'll be here to see it through and help in anyway I can.