Evil_Miz_Girl

Here we go: Magic get: Mayo, Thabeet, Randolph Memphis gets: Redick, Richardson, Bass, Orton We split our TPE on Mayo and thabeet and trade the players for Randolph http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=4zr6kol

O i know we are getting 4th seed. Were not going to catch up to chicago. I bet there are still magic fans who believe we can still get number 1 seed. LOL...PATHETIC. A Melo/AMARE duo would beat Chicago

Interview is for fans standing in front of Madison Square Garden asking where Carmelo is going to play.. Guess what they say... LOL. One moron actually thinks they wont give up any pieces.. He names all the pieces that they will keep and they are the same rumored to be part of the trade. Galinari, Felton.. HAHAAH. Pathetic how some fans are so unrealistic homer fans. http://sports.espn.go.com/new-york/nba/news/story?id=6133683

Instead of having my heads in the clouds and so far up the homers team butt... Im going to come down to earth and say magic 7 out of 10.. I see them dropping 2 more games... 1 to Miami and the other to Oklahoma city.. Im not one of those fans that thinks we can win every game.. But i think 7 out of 10 is a reasonable number.

Still grappling with a diminished reserve role in Orlando, Arenas said that he isn't as pumped for this contest as he was when the Wizards used to play his first team, the Golden State Warriors. "It's not like the old days," Arenas said, cracking a smile. "If I was calling my own plays, it'd be exciting." That's Lee giving Arenas not so much an out, but a way to reflect fondly on his days in Golden State, coming off the bench to wreak havoc at either guard spot. Then, to compare it to his new role in Orlando favorably. And apparently, in a bit of revisionist history, Arenas is pining for the days of Dave Cowens and Eric Musselman (the sort of coach, and I like Eric, who would call four plays per play). Apparently, it's Stan Van Gundy's fault that Gilbert Arenas is shooting below 35 percent, takes over three 3-pointers a game despite playing limited minutes (and shooting a miserable 25 percent from long range) and that he's working a 69 percent clip from the free-throw stripe. It looks to me as if Gilbert is freelancing quite a bit off the Magic bench, going one-on-one a lot and looking to rely on referee calls to bail out his bad shots. But maybe it's SVG that is calling out those terrible moves. We're not in the huddle. http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont_lie/post/Rashard-Lewis-has-nice-things-to-say-about-Orlan;_ylt=AnH9HREtH_MLq6xBs.YxLdO8vLYF?urn=nba-322214