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Another popular candidate for 300 wins is Roy Oswalt. He is only 28 (will be 29 this year), is 88-42 in his career which is only six seasons in.

I don't think you can freak about either of these results...they're completely different spoilers.

That has to mean that both picks are unprotected and theirs to have. If the Bulls get #1 outright as a lottery team, they wouldn't switch. This trade takes away all wiggle room from the Knicks.

In that period, no, Hunter never beat Benoit in any fashion. I don't think he even got his job back when Benoit went back down the card.

10-10 in save opportunities with a 1.98 ERA and 32 K's in 27.1 innings pitched. Only fifteen hits, six earned runs and five walks to boot.

Unless she's wielding a knife or gun, you take one look at her upon opening the door, and act upon that. Does she know what you look like?

Look at their division next year. They can't keep Bynum out there to be mauled by guys like Amare, Brand and Miller. Who knows if they'll sign Mihm again as insurance, yet he can't help but stunt Bynum's growth. Either they get Iverson or a similar point, or get Garnett. If not, they're finishing third or fourth in the division and liking it. This year's Lakers record v. divison: Phoenix: L, L, L, W Clippers: L, W, L, W Sacramento: L, W, L ,W Golden State: W, W, W, W Year previous: Phoenix: L, L, L, L Clippers: W, W, L, L Sacramento: L, W, L, L Golden State: W, W, W, L

Apparently, Jim O'Brien was the one who forgot about Oscar. Good one.

Look at that guy's (John Hollinger) votes: 1. Oscar 2. Magic 3. Stockton 4. Payton 5. Kidd 6. Cousy 7. Nash 8. Isiah 9. Frazier 10. Archibald What the fuck. And also, Chauncey Billups, SCOTTIE PIPPEN, and Michael Ray fucking Richardson got votes.

Hey, I liked Encino Man.

Pauly Shore was a nobody at that point too. The movie did $40 million at the box office, which means it did alot of repeat business with people saying "dude, you have to check this movie out. There's this incredibly retarded dude who can make sound effects with his hand".

Double.

Odom's contract is as long as Garnett (four years), and an average savings of $7.5 million over the length of the contract. To me, that's not enough to justify giving up Garnett. Bynum is still a few years away and not enough with Odom to fill the gaping hole at the 4 that Minnesota will have. You're also taking into account the picks that the Lakers would give up. Chicago's lottery pick (via NY) will very likely net them a #1 or #2 pick, as well as something in the late teens. The problem with Chicago is to who is exactly expendable out of the backcourt, and where Minnesota will be going with the guards they have. Jaric, Hudson, Banks, Hassell, McCants and Ricky Davis is a logjam. Deng should be the one to go, along with Chandler, but I don't think the Wolves bite on that. A starting lineup of Jaric, Davis and Deng, with McCants and Hudson off the bench would be nifty, though. They're likely done with Banks to justify signing Jaric, so that's the best plan of attack with that they have, and it's then only a matter of finding a young man to usurp Chandler offensively (Aldridge, possibly?). Fuck, if I'm the Wolves GM, I'm taking Gordon/Deng, Chandler, the first-round draft picks, and running with it. That's too good an offer for Garnett, and gives them flexibility financially to make a run at someone down the line.

Meltzer: "--WWE shot an angle while filming the SummerSlam TV commercial yesterday afternoon in Encino between Batista and Booker T."

Pistons over Cavs in 6. Heat over Nets in 7. Spurs over Mavericks in 7. Clippers over Suns in 6. Looking at my predictions, the series I feel the least confident about are the defending champions. Go figure.

What cold bastard would root against the Clippers? Donald Sterling?

Tony Parker shows that as long as you can shuffle your feet fast enough, the referees will never call a four-step travel.

Mike Sweetney is in horrendous shape. He couldn't keep his balance while planting his feet on an open look and fell over. You could hear the collective laugh of the Miami crowd after Hinrich passed it to him while falling to the floor.

How does Booker/Finlay make sense from a booking and logic standpoint? Neither of them benefits from a rub from the other.

I'm deciding on two. No third keeper.

Is that you, Vince?

I thought that even decimals were barred by the FCC? Unless this is outside of the United States, which makes it a moot point.

Do people with 2 keepers get shuttled to the top of the draft next year? Just weighing my possibilities here.

A funny bit from Deadspin...