threedee

last year's daily dime from when the cavs went up three games to zero on the hawks in the second round after sweeping their first round opponent: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/...ime?page=dime-090510 this year's daily dime from when the magic went up three games to zero on the hawks in the second round after sweeping their first round opponent: http://espn.go.com/nba/dailydime notice any differences?

i'm sure it was tim legler with a write in vote for lebron james

mismatch

has there ever been a second round series that was this lopsided?

has there ever been a second round series that was this lopsided?

are mengars the cross between young men and cougars?

peaches are safe from the mengars! gortat survived and destroid them.

http://mavsblog.dallasnews.com...eling-magic-wil.html from the dallas news reporting on this turn of events...the comments are funny.

croshere was just waived by the pacers. would he be a worthwhile pickup?

croshere was just waived by the pacers. would he be a worthwhile pickup?

so wait, what happened with crittenton? i just saw the one article that stated that things weren't heating up, but there were more sources that said things were. are we not getting him now?

what's chris andersen's situation these days?

maybe it's because ny offered him a contract and orlando didn't? haha

it seems like several people don't understand the "trade Hedo" sentiments. People are arguing that we should trade Hedo, I believe, because the Magic will not be able to afford him when he is able to opt out of his contract (or his contract ends?). When this happens, Hedo will be able to walk and we will essentially get nothing in return. We've gotten burned in the past with players leaving and us getting nothing in return. Thus, it would be a good idea to trade him while his value is at its highest.

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