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I'm a frequent user of marijuana (daily) but I have no experience with other drugs besides the occassional alcoholic beverage. In fact, the first time I got drunk was New Year's eve. Everyone told me to just drink and not smoke that night but I ended up smoking anyway and it was a whole ton of...

DerrickRose, I respect your posts. I don't post here very often, but I keep tabs on this thread and you always have very good, insightful posts but it seems to me you're about one post from crowning LA already and it's because of Dwight Howard. We get it, he's the best center in the league and...

Even with LA's improvement I'd still call OKC the team to beat out West. While, as far as I know, OKC hasn't done anything very noteworthy this offseason other than drafting Perry Jones (who has a tremendous potential upside, by the way). But, they didn't need to. They still cause matchup...

The Lakers have definitely improved with Steve Nash, but it's not going to matter. They still have no bench and can't guard point guards. As far as Howard goes, still not going to matter too much. So they'll go from having the 2nd best center in the league to having the best. I'm not sure that...

Kwame Brown to Philly. Exactly what they needed, a great rebounder with a proven post game that commands an automatic double team. -______-

Clutch isn't real. I'm just glad that the people posting in this thread aren't as ignorant as the folks in the Twitter world that actually feel that LeBron was faking an injury.

That was one obviously bad call so far. Which happens. Let's not get carried away now with blaming the refs. Especially since there have been a few no calls that could've easily been called in Miami's favor so far.

I'm not fond of the shooting foul being called when the contact occurs after the release. The Ibaka goaltend/foul on Wade should've been simply a goaltend.

No, it's a block when Harden gets away with hacking LeBron on the arm with the reach and then flopping when LeBron protects the ball with his body. But, if you want to justify this loss by blaming the officiating then go right on ahead.

Wade makes more bonehead plays than any superstar in recent memory.

^ Exactly. Look at the first half. Boston shot 55+% from the field versus Miami's 38% or so. The rebounding and free throw situation was pretty close at the point if I remember correctly, possibly even. Rondo already had 22 and 7. And Wade was nonexistent. It was still only a 7 point game. The...

My internet went out at the 9:33 mark of the 4th, so I wasn't able to actually watch any of the game from that point on. But from what I was able to see (at least in the first half), Boston couldn't have played much better and Miami couldn't have played much worse but it was only a 7 point...

Boston had a 15 point lead, Rondo had the best scoring game he's ever had and is not very likely to repeat that performance, Wade didn't show up in the first half and Miami gave up a lot with their not-so-great free throw performance, and Miami still managed to win. Yet some of you actually...

Brandon Bass -__-

The All-NBA teams are voted by the coaches and the individual awards are voted on by the media (I believe) which explains the discrepancy involving Chandler. And the only problem I have with that whole situation is Iblocka not winning DPOY because, well....he's Iblocka

I wasn't suggesting Kobe's role on the team change, just diminished a bit in favor of more efficiency. There's a reason the Lakers winning percentage when Kobe shoots 25+ shots is much worse than when he doesn't. And no, it's not because his teammates are "forcing" him to shoot as he would like...

And that's the problem. Kobe shoots and shoots and shoots his team right out of wins. Of course, it's not always his fault. He can't control the effort/maturity of Gasol and Bynum. But if LA wants to be legitimate contenders they need less FGA from Kobe and more from Gasol and Bynum. (Also...

LeBron proves once again that he is a horrible player in the 4th quarter, incapable of willing his team to victory.

Afraid of failure or an all-around basketball player that looks to make the right play? (Hint hint: option 2)

Kobe's sitting at 17 field goal attempts going into the 4th. This bodes pretty well for OKC.