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Terrible shooting night for the Bulls, especially Hinrich.

Hopefully he can be utilized much better elsewhere. I don't blame him for leaving, it's good to see wrestlers be able to do what they want and not have to depend on WWE.

Cwunch it uuuup, cwunch it uuuup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHinzCLP4xA...ted&search= - The highest point of the early 90's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXp-ZJTMIzU - Let Merrill cook you some dinner tonight

So why was this "rule" ever a suspension really? Why not a huge fine? How are these situations not open to interpretation? So Nash was bodychecked by Horry. There were no punches thrown, just players separated (OK so Horry sorta forarmed Bell big deal) It was not violent, just tempers rising after a close, hard fought game. And with these other hard elbows and knees to the groin getting just fines and no suspensions, to suspend in this situation is whats bullshit. I can't see why fines to Diaw and Stoudemire could'nt have sufficed since this incident was not even a real fight. This is where standing by "the rule" is bullshit and it should be open to interpretation, as it should've been since it was first created. Good job NBA.

Carlos Boozer and Luol Deng.

I thought Hunters IC title run in 96 was pretty terrible. I don't remember him even winning a match after he won it. It did nothing for him at all.

You've got to love the Youtube comments on this one.

I don't recall anyone on that Magic team that would've taken his spot at starting PF (the legendary Jon Koncak?) unless they went out and signed someone. So without him they may not even have made it that far. Anyways it was just a thought.

Another thing to remember is that they lost Horace Grant to Orlando in 95. So say they don't lose Horace that year and Jordan returns, does that push them past the Magic in that series? I won't say yes to that, but it would've been close. It also makes you wonder if they would've continued on to be as dominant with Horace instead of Rodman in those last three championships.

The worst part of this season to me was all the goddamn injuries. It really hampered just about every team besides Dallas and Phoenix and the quality of games all year. I can't think of such an injury prone season.

It's frustrating that it has to come down to this last game against New Jersey because I still feel they should not have lost that game to Cleveland a few weeks back when Lebron hit a couple shots to win in overtime. That was such a bullshit loss. They win that one game and they would have the 2nd seed locked right now.

I've never felt more proud than I am of winning the consolation bracket. Funny because I had no idea I was even close to getting into it considering I have had the corpses of Charlie Villanueva and David Lee wasting away on my bench for so long. Time to consider who I want to keep for next season.

Those results are legit, I was there. Miz was definately not impressive against Benoit.

J.J. Hardy, SS

Dennys Reyes, RP

This late in the draft, I don't have much stock put into him as it is. Continue on.

Carl Pavano, SP

Joe Blanton, SP

I don't see how it'll make it any easier for incompetent Marvin, but here it is. C - Paul Lo Duca 1B - Paul Konerko 2B - Rickie Weeks 3B - Brandon Inge 2B/3B/SS - Freddy Sanchez OF - Ken Griffey, Jr. OF - Adam Dunn OF - Carlos Lee OF - Scott Podsednik SP - Jose Contreras SP - Jon Garland SP - Brad Penny RP - Joe Borowski RP - Mariano Rivera RP - Mike Gonzalez

Ridiculous.

Paul Lo Duca, C

Brandon Inge, 3B

Scott Podsednik, OF

I'm in.