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Cena rolls up RVD after RVD hit a frog splash on both Booker T and Dupree

I know that this has nothing to do with the pros but I would like to congratulate my school, Cal State Fullerton for winning their fourth Div I NCAA Baseball Championship.

Sorry i was wrong, Smallville stays at it's regular time it's American Idol that is being moved forward an hour. Either way Smallville ratings are sure to pick up.

And that is what happens when you put a show up against American Idol.

Draft so far: 1.Magic - Dwight Howard 2.Bobcats - Emeka Okafor 3.Bulls - Ben Gordon 4.Clippers - Shaun Livingston 5.Mavericks - Devin Harris 6.Hawks - Josh Childress 7.Bulls - Luol Deng

Update "Cartoon Network has pushed up the premiere of Justice League Unlimited a week. The first episode of the revamped series, "Initiation," will air on Saturday, July 31, at 8:30 p.m. (ET). Look for the "Starcrossed" movie to repeat on Saturday, July 24 at 7:30 p.m. (ET)."

By Dave Meltzer Raw did a 4.2 rating last night, it's best number in a few months, for the Rock's return and the Eugene vs. HHH match.

New trade announced between Bulls and Suns The trade, which won't be announced until Thursday, will give the Suns one of the Bulls' second-round picks (No. 31), a future first-rounder and an undisclosed sum of cash in return for the pick.

Dallas also gets Stackhouse and Laettner in the trade

Pick might be going to L.A Lakers

Antawn Jamison was just traded to the Washington Wizards for the 5th pick in the draft, according to ESPN news.

The 12 man roster is now complete, unless someone chickens out. Forward -Carmelo Anthony Forward -Carlos Boozer Forward/center- Tim Duncan* Guard -Allen Iverson* Guard/forward -LeBron James Forward -Richard Jefferson* Guard- Stephon Marbury Forward -Shawn Marion Forward -Lamar Odom Center -Emeka Okafor Forward/center -Amare Stoudemire Guard- Dwyane Wade

Atlanta Hawks: Alan Henderson $7.8 Million Boston Celtics: Chucky Atkins $4.2 Million Jumaine Jones $1.7 Million Brandon Hunter $620 K Michael Stewart $4.8 Million Chicago Bulls: Antonio Davis $12 Million Jerome Williams $5.6 Million Eddie Robinson $6.7 Million Scottie Pippen $ 5.4 Million Marcus Fizer $4.9 Million Ronald Dupree $0 Cleveland Cavaliers: Kevin Ollie $2.7 Million Ira Newble $2.7 Million Ruben Boumtje Boumtje Jason Kapono $0 Dallas Mavericks: Antoine Walker $14.6 Million Tariq Abdul-Wahad $6.8 Million Danny Fortson $5.9 Million Tony Delk $3.2 Million Denver Nuggets: Jeff Trepagnier $0 Golden State Warriors: Evan Eschmeyer $3.1 Million J.R. Bremer Popeye Jones Houston Rockets: Adrian Griffin Eric Piatkowski Maurice Taylor Indiana Pacers: Jamison Brewer $0 Primoz Brezec $1.6 Million Austin Croshere $8.3 Million Anthony Johnson $932 K James Jones $0 Scot Pollard $5.8 Million Los Angeles Clippers: Matt Barnes $0 Keyon Dooling $3.0 Million Predrag Drobnjak $2.8 Million Eddie House $825 K Josh Moore $0 Memphis Grizzlies: Theron Smith $620 K Troy Bell $1.4 Million Ryan Humphrey $1.2 Million Dahntay Jones $1.1 Million Bo Outlaw $5.4 Million Jake Tsakalidis $2.3 Million Lorenzen Wright $7.2 Million Miami Heat: Eddie Jones $13.4 Million Brian Grant $13.3 Million Loren Woods $0 Milwaukee: Brian Skinner $1.6 Million Erick Strickland $1.6 Million Minnesota Timberwolves: Ervin Johnson $5.0 Million New Jersey Nets: Kerry Kittles $9.8 Million Alonzo Mourning $5.4 Million Tamar Slay $512 K Lucious Harris $2.6 Million Rodney Rogers $3.3 Million New Orleans Hornets: Courtney Alexander $3.0 Million New York Knicks: Allan Houston $17.1 Million Shandon Anderson $7.3 Million Moochie Norris $3.8 Million Penny Hardaway $14.6 Million Cezary Trybanski $1.7 Million Orlando Magic: DeShawn Stevenson $2.3 Million Reece Gaines $1.2 Million Britton Johnsen $0 Zaza Pachulia $620 K Philadelphia 76ers: Derrick Coleman $4.5 Million Greg Buckner $2.8 Million Aaron McKie $5.5 Million Glenn Robinson $12.0 Million Todd MacCulloch $5.8 Million Phoenix Suns: Jahidi White $5.9 Million Howard Eisley $6.3 Million Portland Trailblazers: Ruben Patterson $5.9 Million Dan Dickau $893 K Qyntel Woods $1.2 Million Omar Cook $0 Eddie Gill $720 K Vladimir Stepania $0 Sacramento Kings: Gerald Wallace $1.4 Million San Antonio Spurs: Malik Rose $5.5 Million Matt Carroll $0 Charlie Ward $1.1 Million Seattle Sonics: Richie Frahm $0 Jerome James $4.5 Million Calvin Booth $5.9 Million Vitaly Potapenko $6.2 Million Toronto Raptors: Alvin Williams $5.8 Million Lamond Murray $4.7 Million Milt Palacio $0 Utah Jazz: Jarron Collins $0 Curtis Borchardt $1.3 Million Aleksander Pavlovic $1.1 Million Washington Wizards: Jerry Stackhouse $7.0 Million Juan Dixon $1.1 Million Christian Laettner $6.1 Million $0 connotates FA or player/team has not taken option

I can't wait for JLU to start on August 7th. This is going to be great Here is a ton of news I read about the cartoon

From Tomorrow's L.A. Times

New York or Los Angeles Times ?

These players are now unrestricted free agents because they were drafted by the Bobcats G Richie Frahm -Seattle C Loren Woods -Miami G Tamar Slay -New Jersey G Jeff Trepagnier -Denver F Lonny Baxter -Washington G J.R. Bremer -Golden State F Marcus Fizer -Chicago G Maurice Carter -New Orleans F Desmond Ferguson -Portland --------- So this is the Bobcats roster at the moment Primoz Brezec - Indiana Pedrag Drobnjak - Clippers Brandon Hunter -Boston Jason Kapono -Cleveland Zaza Pachulia -Orlando Jamal Sampson -Lakers Theron Smith -Memphis Gerald Wallace -Sacramento Jahidi White -Phoenix ---------- -Aleksander Pavlovic -Jazz was traded to the Cavs for a future first round pick -Bobcats get a future first round pick and 3 million dollars from Suns for picking White

Bobcats Expansion Draft: 1. Lonny Baxter 2. J.R Bremmer 3. Primoz Brezec 4. Maurice Carter 5. Pedrag Drobnjak 6. Desmond Ferguson 7. Marcus Fizer 8. Richie Frahm 9. Brandon Hunter 10. Jason Kapono 11. Zaza Pachulia 12. Aleksander Pavlovic 13. Jamal Sampson 14. Tamar Slay 15. Theron Smith 16. Jeff Trepagnier 17. Gerald Wallace 18. Jahidi White 19. Loren Woods

Oh... Even Better. But dude is to damn skinny. Like I said, Ben would be a better fit. Hell, I'll think he'll be the only person that put a impact in the NBA from this Draft class. But I heard Ben might go to the Suns. It's probably down to Ben Gordon and Livingston since they both worked out for the Clippers on Sunday. Funny thing is that the AP article of the trade says they want Livingston and the ESPN article says they want Gordon. I think that Livingston is the guy they want.

Yes and I also heard that in an even more ironic twist. Kobe, Payton, Malone and Fisher will sign with the Clippers as well.

Clippers/ Bobcats trade official The Los Angeles Clippers today acquired the fourth and 33rd overall picks in the 2004 NBA Draft from the Charlotte Bobcats in exchange for the second overall selection in the draft. In addition, Charlotte has agreed to select Clippers’ center Predrag Drobnjak in Tuesday’s expansion draft. In making the announcement, Clippers’ Vice President of Basketball Operations Elgin Baylor said, “This trade achieves a two-fold objective: First, we know we will get the player we want with the fourth pick, and second, it improves our salary cap flexibility with regard to potential free agent developments.” Drobnjak averaged 6.3 points and 3.2 rebounds in 61 games played in Los Angeles last season.

Bobcats and Clippers close to making a deal According to ESPN News and the AP Bobcats get: 2nd pick in the draft Peja Drobnjak Clippers get: 4th pick in the draft 33rd pick in the draft Trade makes sense for both teams Bobcats get Okafor or Howard Clips can draft a Pg and free cap space for Kobe or others

Here is ESPN Insider's Chad Ford's opinion on the T-Mac situation

First pre-draft trade The Portland Trail Blazers may be closer to finding a first-round spot for Lincoln High (N.Y.) point guard Sebastian Telfair after agreeing to trade backup point guard Eddie Gill and $3 million to the New Jersey Nets for the 22nd overall pick in Thursday's NBA draft, league sources told ESPN.com Sunday night. The trade, which will be consummated on draft night, gives the Blazers three first-round picks at No. 13, 22 (from New Jersey) and 23 (from Memphis to fulfill the terms of a Bonzi Wells trade last year).

Yeah, every Clip fans at the ESPN board seems to agree with you. I really haven't seen him play myself, so I can't really give my opinion on him. Also add Derek Fisher to the list if he opts out. He is the type of player you hate if he plays against you but love if he is on your team.