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Obviously seeing my team get there is better, but if I'm going to have to see them get it stolen from them by shabby officiating (ala the Pacers in '94 and '99), I'd rather see them just get a good lottery pick.

The Lakers are about to lose to Memphis...they're down 12 with 55 seconds to go.

According to Nelson, Finley ain't going nowhere.

11-11: PG: Steve Francis SG: Allen Iverson SF: Corey Magette PF: Zach Randolph C: Jermaine O'Neal Coach: Jeff Van Gundy

112 points last night. Had 116 Saturday despite Chandler's injury and McGrady's 5 VGMs.

Pacers are now 6-1 after winning in Philly. I didn't see the game, but it wasn't quite as close as I had forseen it.

11-4 rankings from NBA.com: 1. LA Lakers 2. Dallas 3. San Antonio 4. Sacramento 5. Minnesota 6. New Jersey 7. Indiana 8. Detroit 9. Phoenix 10. New Orleans 11. Philadelphia 12. Houston 13. Portland 14. Boston 15. Golden State 16. Memphis 17. Denver 18. Seattle 19. Orlando 20. Toronto 21. New York 22. Utah 23. Milwaukee 24. Cleveland 25. Washington 26. Chicago 27. Atlanta 28. Miami 29. LA Clippers Keep in mind, this isn't including key results from the past few days, such as NO over the Lakers and Indiana over Jersey.

It's from opening day, but I just now saw it and didn't see it posted anywhere: 1. San Antonio 2. Dallas 3. LA Lakers 4. Sacramento 5. Minnesota 6. New Jersey 7. Detroit 8. Indiana 9. Phoenix 10. Philadelphia 11. Portland 12. New Orleans 13. Houston 14. Orlando 15. Boston 16. Chicago 17. Seattle 18. Golden State 19. New York 20. Memphis 21. Cleveland 22. Toronto 23. Denver 24. Washington 25. LA Clippers 26. Miami 27. Atlanta 28. Utah 29. Milwaukee That's right...the Pacers lost their home opener to the last team in the power rankings., then went to OT with the third-to-last. Not that I agree with half of this, just saying. *is slightly embarassed* I'll think about it, and provide my OWN power rankings later.

11/10: PG: Stephon Marbury SG: Kobe Bryant SF: Andrei Kirilenko PF: Carlos Boozer C: Shaquille O'Neal Coach: Frank Johnson

I'm just trying to imagine what could happen on a night on the town with Nash, Nowitzki, Wells and Wallace... Actually, I would be somewhat upset if this trade goes down. Wells is from around my neck of the woods, and he was finally starting to come into his own. If he goes to Dallas, he looks at possibly not even starting.

I hope this thread tears its quad.

11-9: PG: Jason Kidd SG: Vince Carter SF: Peja Stojakovic PF: Nene C: Jermaine O'Neal Coach: Nate McMillan I'm now in the top 99.2 percent, but I can't gain on anyone who's on the leaderboard.

I'm sure you would, fag.

FUCKING HELL. That's it. Eddy Curry is officially on the trading block.

Ahem... The Pacers improved to 4-1 beating Jersey in the early game. Anthony Johnson and Fred Jones are doing great, as Jamaal Tinsley's minutes dwindle by the day...

11-8 roster: PG: Baron Davis SG: Tracy McGrady SF: Kevin Garnett PF: Zach Randolph C: Tyson Chandler Coach: Flip Saunders

Sit on it, Potsie.

This thread is homeless.

I tried to register here on Jan. 31 of last year, but it wouldn't let me. I was screwed.

Funny, whenever I looked at my matchups, it was counting everyone's stats.

I'd say Sloan would be a very reasonable COTY candidate if they get 30 wins.

Rick Carlisle said they should make the rim bigger to increase scoring. .............. No, I'm not joking.

Yeah, sure. Fag.

11-7 lineup PG: Jason Kidd SG: Michael Redd SF: Kevin Garnett PF: Zach Randolph C: Ben Wallace Coach: Rick Carlisle

Yeah, I think it was the night after Jericho unified the belts.