USC Wuz Robbed!

Czech, why are you mad? We just have to accept that the Blackhawks will never win, so who cares who does?

Come on let's be fair, there's North Siders who thinks the same about Orton.

Well someone was telling the truth when they said ECW would look different in a good way.

Except I thought the point of having Edge look so freaked out while Cena laughed at Edge when Khali to SD was announced to make it look like Khali will enter the title hunt for Edge's title now?

For guys who criticize the wrestling product (not to lump you in), you guys are spending four hours of your day reloading a web page to see what JTTS's are moving from one show to another. Think about that a moment. I hardly consider Ken Kennedy and Bobby Lashley JTTS. Plus with the movements, you can create a scenario where someone like Ken Dykstra gets over on SD and gets pushed as a result. Or hell, Snitsky gets over again. People follow the draft for the same reason they follow the legitimate sports drafts, to see what, if any, improvements are made to their favorite team/brand.

When did Killings turn heel?

They probably wishes they did now.

You know, this would go better if people actually drafted 5 wrestlers. The lists are just too similar for my liking.

Any idea where the whole deal with McMahon is headed?

1. John Cena 2. Brock Lesnar 3. Samoa Joe 4. AJ Styles 5. Bryan Danielson

Douchebag lives (or least lived) in Vegas. He kinda has the inside scoop on Vegas.

4. RVD signs with TNA and they botch his push. Within 6 months he's just another wrestler for TNA. WWE looks like geniuses for letting RVD go when they did.

Well so are Long and Coach.

From 411mania's report:

I'm rooting for San Antonio, but I wouldn't really care either way.

That's actually my point. You cannot compare the two when Lebron at that age had already 4 seasons under the belt and Jordan was still a rookie/2nd year player by then. I don't even think the Cavaliers will win the series, but here's something to consider. The Bulls went to the conference finals with Jordan in as long as it took Lebron (4 years). So age aside, they are on a similar pace. If Lebron goes on to have a better career, it'd be because he had 4 extra years to pad his stats (assuming he retires at the same age). I also would like to add that Jordan had his signature game two years into his career in the playoffs (63 points against a superior Boston Celtics) and it took Lebron 4 years (48 points against Pistons).

San Diego as a whole don't care about hockey. They don't even care about their own teams. Bad example. And while I don't agree with the whole "Leastern"/"Bestern" stuff, Ottawa is not better than Anaheim. Just because Ottawa looked more impressive throughout the playoffs means nothing. How the Stanley Cup finals series is going is evidence enough of that.

I don't know. The Cavs have been in this position last year. I think the solidifying of his legend happens if they win the series, otherwise it's just a failed opportunity. This was an insane game though and will help his status.

At 22 Jordan was a 2nd year player missing most of the season.

Would ESPN see this as Lebron's version of Jordan vs Celtics when he scored 63 in a playoff game?

I just can't believe it took the tail end of an overtime to reach 100 points.

As much as I like the Warriors, I don't think they would have done much better against the Spurs. Now, Mavericks, probably.

What was the promo about?

Kobe isn't going to get a Herschel Walker type trade scenario with the Bulls. The Bulls aren't dumb enough to give up a lot. If the Bulls lay out a combo of Hinrich OR Gordon, Nocioni, Brown, Thomas and the pick, and the Lakers turn it down, guess what? The GM hangs up. Kobe is not worth anymore than that. So if the Lakers want to continue with a disgruntled Kobe Bryant who opts out after two years and get nothing in return, so be it. The Bulls aren't going to mortgage their future on Kobe Bryant.

I didn't mean both Hinrich and Gordon. I meant one or the other. Sorry for not clarifying. See, if they were inclined to, they could trade Hinrich and put Gordon at point guard, since he has played that position before (I think), and while you sacrifice a good defender in the spot, you gain a more consistent scorer (not by much though). As for the package I'd send to Los Angeles in exchange for Kobe, I'd go no more than this: Hinrich OR Gordon plus Nocioni plus Tyrus Thomas plus the pick.