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^ Post of the Day.

Nope, he's both. He'll probably fill the next coaching vacancy. Right now, as much as I like Cartwright, I'd say Chicago is probably the best bet as far as that goes.

OMG D0UBL3 PIMPAG3~!~!~! Abobo > Pooh

I just want you all to know that I fell off my ladder and broke my skull in 27 places last night at work, and pulled an entire shelf of alcohol on top of me in trying to get up. And I finished my shift, showered, and completely taped my head JUST SO I COULD POST AT YOUR BOARD.

Another really good night, 130 points. I have a bad feeling about tomorrow night, though. PG: Stephon Marbury SG: Tracy McGrady SF: Dirk Nowitzki PF: Amare Stoudemire C: Rasho Nesterovic Coach: Frank Johnson

Charlotte already has a coach, Bernie Bickerstaff.

11/19 (?): PG: Baron Davis SG: Kobe Bryant SF: Ron Artest PF: Zach Randolph C: Jermaine O'Neal Coach: Rick Carlisle

The NBA is now officially realigning to six divisions. Here they are, from NBA.com: East Atlantic Boston New Jersey New York Philadelphia Toronto Central Chicago Cleveland Detroit Indiana Milwaukee Southeast Atlanta Charlotte Miami Orlando Washington West Southwest Dallas Houston Memphis New Orleans San Antonio Northwest Denver Minnesota Portland Seattle Utah Pacific Golden State LA Clippers LA Lakers Phoenix Sacramento Now then, back to the original question: Since the conferences are so admittedly lopsided, do you think that with these realignments that the NBA should do like NFL and MLB and give out their awards to players in each conference?

I still get teary-eyed when I finish Donkey Kong...

McDyess could be in the Knicks' lineup for their game against the Pistons on Friday.

Despite Steve Francis' 3-17 shooting night, I managed 122 points on Monday night. Hopefully that signals the end of my slump.

Actually, I think he really had it legally changed to Plushy Al.

Well Finley should still be the go-to-guy on the Mavs behind Dirk, regardless of their recent acquisitions, IMO.

I almost never watch college basketball except for the tournament, and even then, I don't know shit as to where guys will be going in the draft, or if some of them even are. I was bummed that not a single Indiana Hoosier went in the draft this year. Of course, Hoosiers have never really had their college success carry over to the NBA, with notable exceptions being Isiah Thomas and Walt Bellamy. As of right now, who would be some of the top guys that would be taken in the draft if they go?

Suck as in bad for the Sonics?

Well, it doesn't help that Bonzi Wells and Eddy Curry have both been shit when this was the year I thought they would break out and become stars. Prince...I didn't necessarily think he would become a star, but I was happy as hell when he slid to round 8. I guess I should have picked Al Harrington instead. And Finley...I picked Finley...this was before the Walker trade, mind you. Had I not drafted Randolph, I don't know where I'd be...

Since I'm allowed one bad joke a day: Now we're just waiting for Hall to sign on with someone.

Meh. The Yankees are SO last month.

Both your teams > my team

I'll...um...do something.

Yeah, it seems like that a lot for me too. Then again I figure everyone will have days where it's like that and it will all even out. But it does suck when you have like one player playing on a Sunday and you have two or three categories that are really close. That's when you're fucked.

GODDAMN YOU VINCE CARTER AND YOUR 4-20 SHOOTING AND YOUR 9 TURNOVERS. FUCK. 73 points last night as I continue my freefall. And what's up with Shaq only playing 23 minutes? 11/18: PG: Baron Davis SG: Ronald Murray SF: Shawn Marion PF: Tim Duncan C: Ben Wallace Coach: Gregg Popovich

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