The NBA season's here!!!

[Arkhams Finest]

The Thunder would be favorites to come out of the West of Westbrook made better decisions with the ball.

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The Thunder would be favorites to come out of the West of Westbrook made better decisions with the ball.

I know that's right! Someone on ESPN said that the Thunder may want to trade Westbrook for CP3...that way the team will be all his. LOL #becarefulwhatyouwishfor

[blyempowered]

Don't be hatin bro!! Hey keep ya head up, the Lakers will have company later on tonight. Here comes the CELTICS!!! LoL

I agree! So ironic! Some people's favorite to get back to Finals may both be sitting watching the Miami Heat win it all....HAHAHA!

The Thunder would be favorites to come out of the West of if Westbrook made better decisions with the ball.

Same here bro!

[chevonee]

RIP Celtics

[blyempowered]

LOL Chevonne.....SMH!

[chevonee]

LOL Chevonne.....SMH!

It's da troof anyhow!

[blyempowered]

Alright, here we go: Will Boston survive and take this series back to Boston or will Miami close this deal for a trip to the Finals?

[blyempowered]

OMG! A 3 pointer by LBJ and the score is 90-87 Heat with 2:10 remaining.....JESUS!!!

[blyempowered]

And the Miami Heat wrap this series up in 5! Lebron finally beats Boston and they will face the winner of the Bulls/Hawks series. This series, in my opinion, guarantees the Miami Heat at least getting to the finals and even winning it all (depending on who they face in the finals, they have a better chance against MEM than OKC or Dallas). Also, last but not least, I believe this series ONCE AND FOR ALL confirms that the Perkins trade was the dumbest trade in NBA history! #thatisall

[chevonee]

They need to blow this team up...starting with the man who is responsible for completing the worse trade in NBA history, Danny Ainge.

[blyempowered]

They need to blow this team up...starting with the man who is responsible for completing the worse trade in NBA history, Danny Ainge.

YES!!!

[blyempowered]

This quote, in my opinion, serves as one of the biggest reasons why I don't think I could ever put LBJ in the same discussion as Jordan/Bird/Magic/Kobe, etc.

"As much as I loved my teammates in Cleveland, I knew (beating Boston) wasn't something I could do by myself."

To me, the players who have dominated this league won with them being the main superstar and not really leaving to go team up with someone (even though Boston is a case you could make). I'll even put Reggie Miller in there even though he never won a title. At the end of the day, I believe LBJ was so hungry for a title that he (and Bosh too) felt like they couldn't do it with cast they had so they felt easiest way was to team up. *shrug*

Just my rant and opinion....LOL!

[blyempowered]

Welp, it's already looking like Game 6 for OKC/Mem will be in Memphis with OKC having 3-2 lead.

[lordluvr]

At times, the combination of Wade and James make the Heat look unbeatable.

[cordney]

At times, the combination of Wade and James make the Heat look unbeatable.

I think once they run across a team (Dallas) that can beat them from anywhere on the floor...they may have a problem.  They did look impressive last night...LBJ actually closed a game.

[blyempowered]

I think once they run across a team (Dallas) that can beat them from anywhere on the floor...they may have a problem.  They did look impressive last night...LBJ actually closed a game.

That's interesting...

[Hasmonean1]

I remember how boring it seemed in the 80's when you knew it would be the Lakers or Boston to win in the end.  Should Miami win this year, will we have that same type situation for the next few years?

That's why the NFL will ALWAYZ be superior.  The parity in the in NFL makes it exciting for fanz of all teams.

[sjonathan02]

I remember how boring it seemed in the 80's when you knew it would be the Lakers or Boston to win in the end.  Should Miami win this year, will we have that same type situation for the next few years?

That's why the NFL will ALWAYZ be superior.  The parity in the in NFL makes it exciting for fanz of all teams.

I agree with the above poster.

[blyempowered]

I remember how boring it seemed in the 80's when you knew it would be the Lakers or Boston to win in the end.  Should Miami win this year, will we have that same type situation for the next few years?

That's why the NFL will ALWAYZ be superior.  The parity in the in NFL makes it exciting for fanz of all teams.

I think so because I don't think Boston will win title the next 2-3 years as the BIG 3 is in decline. Lakers will probably not win title next year but may get back in contention depending on what roster moves they make, especially at PG and bringing in athletic players. From what I've heard the Lakers don't believe they need to do a big blowup. Idk, but they may be hungry as ever after getting swept!

But Miami has the chance to win 3-4 titles IN A ROW especially if they get more size in the frontcourt! This BIG 3 is in their mid to late 20s. I see A LOT of potential! Spurs, Lakers, Celtics are generally in decline. OKC, Chicago, New York (depending on what moves they make) and wherever Chris Paul and Dwight Howard go will be the threats the next decade (even though I still think Lakers won't bow out completely).

Bottomline: Miami is in good position to be a championship contender the next 5-7 years. If they win this year, they'll be a favorite to win it all again next season (that is if we have a season next year). 

[Arkhams Finest]

They need to blow this team up...starting with the man who is responsible for completing the worse trade in NBA history, Danny Ainge.

Remember, the Hornets traded away Kobe Bryant for Vlade Divac.