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Pacers get a big win against the Magic, 94-80. Stephen Jackson had his best game of the season with 26 points on 11-17 from the field, and Jeff Foster had 18 rebounds for the second time in three games. J.J. Redick got in the game late for the Magic, and made his first NBA 3-pointer. Despite the 2-4 record, I was really pleased with the way we played on the road trip. The Denver game aside, we were in the games all the way through, and twice cut 20+ point leads to single digits (against the Raps and Lakers), so it's good to know we're not just rolling over and quitting when we get down. Back to the Magic for a minute, whatever happened to Andrew DeClercq? I recall him consistenly playing well against the Pacers, then he had some sort of injury a couple years ago and was never heard from again.

This is SAS's take on the state of the Knicks, specifically Stephon Marbury. It's a couple weeks old, but it's still worth the listen. If I get time in the next couple days, I'll do up a transcript for those who don't want to listen to him talk, because it really is a great piece whether you like SAS or not.

KC - 20 Cleveland at Pittsburgh (7.5) (3.5) Atlanta at Tampa Bay Baltimore at Kansas City (2.5) Buffalo at N.Y. Jets (4.5) (1.5) Indianapolis at Jacksonville Minnesota at Detroit (2.5) (3.5) New England at Miami New Orleans at Dallas (6.5) N.Y. Giants at Carolina (3.5) Oakland at Cincinnati (10.5) (1.5) Philadelphia at Washington Tennessee at Houston (1.5) Green Bay at San Francisco (5.5) (3.5) Seattle at Arizona Denver at San Diego (7.5) (6.5) Chicago at St. Louis

Nice flop, Kwame.

New ESPN Power Rankings. Marc Stein must be a Memphis fan. Not counting tonight's games, obv. 1. Dallas 2. Utah 3. Orlando 4. San Antonio 5. Phoenix 6. LA Lakers 7. Detroit 8. Houston 9. Denver 10. Indiana 11. Chicago 12. Golden State 13. LA Clippers 14. Cleveland 15. Sacramento 16. Miami 17. NO/OK 18. Minnesota 19. New Jersey 20. Atlanta 21. Toronto 22. Milwaukee 23. Washington 24. Memphis 25. Charlotte 26. Seattle 27. Portland 28. New York 29. Boston 30. Philadelphia

If I ever changed my name, I'd be a part of that group. But I keep it old school. w0rd li3f

At least the Bears had a great game this weekend

Too hot for the TNA folder.

And of course, I nail the fuckin' tiebreaker, and it doesn't factor in.

Wow. Fuck you, Denver.

I know. Just making sure you got it all straight.

He lost the ball before he was tackled.

I'm not arguing Ripper's point, I just wanted to point this out, as I noticed it when comparing the two's stats. Tyson Chandler FT% - .324 But yeah, the Wallace signing has gone about as horribly as it could have at this point in the season.

Team Canada will be in the house, obv. Alf is sure to have some words for Thunderkid.

lol

Sun, Dec. 3 Minnesota @ Philadelphia, 6:00 Detroit @ Charlotte, 6:00 Atlanta @ Portland, 9:00 Orlando @ LA Clippers, 9:30 Mon, Dec. 4 Dallas @ Washington, 7:00 Memphis @ New York, 7:30 Golden State @ San Antonio, 8:00 Boston @ Chicago, 8:30 Milwaukee @ Utah, 9:00 Orlando @ Sacramento, 10:00 Indiana @ LA Lakers, 10:30 Tue, Dec. 5 Dallas @ New Jersey, 7:30 Portland @ Detroit, 7:30 Golden State @ Houston, 8:30 Sacramento @ Phoenix, 9:00 Atlanta @ Seattle, 10:00 Miami @ LA Clippers, 10:30 Wed, Dec. 6 San Antonio @ Charlotte, 7:00 Toronto @ Cleveland, 7:00 Orlando @ Indiana, 7:00 Memphis @ Boston, 7:30 Washington @ New York, 7:30 Portland @ Milwaukee, 8:00 Houston @ Minnesota, 8:00 Philadelphia @ Chicago, 9:00 ESPN Atlanta @ Denver, 9:00 NO/OK @ LA Lakers, 10:30 Thu, Dec. 7 Phoenix @ New Jersey, 7:30 Detroit @ Dallas, 8:00 TNT Miami @ Sacramento, 10:30 TNT Fri, Dec. 8 Houston @ Charlotte, 7:00 Detroit @ Orlando, 7:00 Portland @ Indiana, 7:00 Phoenix @ Boston, 7:30 Washington @ Philadelphia, 8:00 ESPN LA Clippers @ San Antonio, 8:00 Utah @ Minnesota, 8:00 Toronto @ Chicago, 8:30 Memphis @ Milwaukee, 8:30 Miami @ Denver, 10:30 ESPN Atlanta @ LA Lakers, 10:30 NO/OK @ Seattle, 10:30 Sat, Dec. 9 Houston @ Washington, 7:00 Philadelphia @ Orlando, 7:00 Boston @ New Jersey, 7:30 Milwaukee @ New York, 7:30 Indiana @ Cleveland, 7:30 LA Clippers @ Memphis, 8:00 Minnesota @ Chicago, 8:30 Denver @ Dallas, 8:30 NO/OK @ Golden State, 10:30

Way to D up, guys!

It's like NBA Live, brought to life! Greg Oden made his debut for Ohio State tonight. He had 14 points, 10 rebounds and 5 blocks in 23 minutes.

I bet the Bulls are glad they got Adrian Griffin back, instead of that scrub J.R. Smith.

So the Pacers lose on a buzzer-beater, and the Pistons, Cavs and Bulls ALL win.

eat a dick, Luke Ridnour

And as promised: Great opening match. Really liked Bruce's fake sincerity schtick, and appreciate him making TK look strong. I wouldn't want TV cameras hovering over me while I eat, but Teddy took it quite well, heh. Good stuff from the Enterprise as usual. Good little match and segment with Ramone and Venom. This is where I'd normally say "what kind of condition will Venom be in for November Reign", but I've already read that show now. PR is pissed at Wall, and wants revenge. Good promo. Liked the "Thanksgiving Time Capsule." This was back when the Deadly Alliance was at its apex. Ahh, memories. PR denied revenge thanks to VX and Rodriguez. Damn turncoats. Indeed an unhappy Thanksgiving for PR. Great show.