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After this series, Duncan moves into Top 5 of all time, knocking out Wilt. LeBron meanwhile will drop to 11 and Kobe will move up again.

I'm beginning to feel like some ramifications should start happening to the teams. The Tigers reaped the benefits of Peralta last year. Brewers made money pff Braun's MVP

No marketable stars.

Behind the glory of Gordon Beckham's hair and the Mighty Resurrection of Danks the White Sox shall find victory. Humber perfect'd these b****es last year. Time to win.

Time for Beckham's MVP run to begin.

QUOTE (Jordan4life @ Jun 2, 2013 -> 01:44 AM) Well, Dwight Hibbert used the word "homo" in his post-game press conference last night. Let's see if the entire world gets on him the way they got on LeBron for using the word "retarded" in describing a question (that was indeed f***ing retarded) in a press conference two years ago. Wait...didn't see it. What the f*** did he say?

I'd be ok with something like $30M/3 Years with a mutual option for a fourth year.

QUOTE (mataipaepae @ May 31, 2013 -> 12:13 AM) I'd take him as our DH over dunn Right now I might take me as our DH over Dunn for free.

LeBron was so mad in that interview it was great.

Damn students, learning their rights and s***.

QUOTE (Jordan4life @ May 27, 2013 -> 11:51 PM) I've never tasted s***, but I've accidentally drank urine while intoxicated. I'll just go ahead and assume piss tastes better.

I'm excited to watch Pop coach circles around Spoelstra.

QUOTE (ZoomSlowik @ May 27, 2013 -> 09:40 PM) I really wish headlines like this would stop: Griner dunks twice but Mercury fall to Sky. Really? That is your lead? It's not like the first time that's ever happened. I laughed when after the game ended they interviewed Delle Donne about Griner's dunks. You could tell she was just thinking "We just curb stomped them and you're asking about meaningless dunks?"

QUOTE (ZoomSlowik @ May 27, 2013 -> 08:21 PM) Says the guy that doesn't ever seem to care about what happened last week much less last decade. Do I really need to go dig up the 63 pointer against the Celtics? The shrug game? The double-nickel against the Knicks when he started the year playing baseball? The reason I made the Nolan Ryan comment is you seem to be caught up in what Kobe did in single games here and there. Congrats, you lit up the Raptors in a meaningless regular season game. While impressive, it doesn't really mean anything other than you had a good night. He's played over 1,200 regular season games, and you're focusing on stuff he did in like 5 of them. Guys like David Thompson, Reggie Miller and Tracy McGrady have done ridiculous things as well. Gervin as well.

Time to summon the Phegley.

Remember when ADA looked good in center?

Holy s*** Tank.

Forgot about this until now.

So, watched part of the Mercury-Sky game on ESPN today. It wasn't actually that bad of a game to watch, at least the Sky weren't. The Mercury were god awful. EDD actually looks like someone that can really play basketball, not just a woman who dominates her competition with size. And she's attractive, so there's that as well. Griner's dunk with two minutes left was hilariously meaningless. It was the most impressive dunk I've ever seen Griner throw down, it just made me think of Taj without ferocity. Might actually watch another game or two this season if the Sky continue to look like something that doesn't make my eyes bleed.

QUOTE (Tex @ May 27, 2013 -> 08:08 AM) I have been looking for opportunities to include graphic novels into my 8th grade classes. The problem is being able to differentiate the lesson for high, and low, achieving students. A story plot like this, with cross discipline possibilities, could be just the ticket. Just be choosy on what you pick, the entire arc has over 100 issues. But it does raise a lot of interesting points with the soldier in Captain America being the one to go underground because of personal liberties, but at the same time knowing he's breaking the law already with vigilante justice.

QUOTE (caulfield12 @ May 27, 2013 -> 01:50 AM) There is no "political leaning" in the series from the public. The president is identified as George Bush and conservatives want the heroes to be placed on reservations similar to the one the X-Men are placed on. The liberals want them regulated and registered with the government. Bush and Stark want to take the registered heroes and turn them into a police force with a super powered team in each of the fifty states. Sounds pretty political to me. By this I meant there was no indication from Marvel that had it as a conservative or liberal public. Neither political ideology came off as the good guys, noble, etc. in the series.

QUOTE (Jordan4life @ May 26, 2013 -> 08:29 PM) Russell over Shaq? West over Kobe? How? In a vacuum, I pick Shaq over Russell. West over Kobe was a toss up for me, so I went with the Logo/guy who paved the way for Jordans and Kobes.

Call up Phegley might be an option as well. I also said to add a pitcher to the bullpen.

Well, I thought we'd be able to have a nice hypothetical debate. Silly Quin.

For what it's worth, I got... 1. Jordan 2. Magic 3. Kareem 4. Wilt 5. Bird 6. Russell 7. Duncan 8. Shaq 9. Hakeem 10. LeBron 11. West 12. Kobe 13. Moses 14. Havlicek 15. Erving/Robertson