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Andre Drummond pranks Kim English. Hilarious for its creepiness.

via Wendell Maxey @ Ridiculous Upside

Informative article.

Interesting read from Sam Smith @ NBA.com (scroll down a bit) "I’d like to set the record straight and admit I didn’t do the best job expressing myself," said Vincent. "I don’t know if there was an agenda regarding Michael, but I feel my answers were used out of context. " "The route MJ is taking isn’t popular, but it’s the right thing," said Vincent. "He had a team built around good, but not great players in Stephen Jackson and Gerald Wallace, and had a ceiling of just making the playoffs. That’s nice for an ongoing story during the season, but it’s dishonest with your fans."

Kyle's game continues to progress playing for top Spanish team, Real Madrid.

Now they've got players working the lines.

Oh really? Hadn't noticed. I thought we amnestied him two months ago anyway.

I missed this until just now. God we suck.

"It gets to a point where it's just embarrassing, and you don't want it to continue," Bobcats guard Gerald Henderson said. "We love to play this game, and it's more of a pride thing than anything," Henderson continued.

Brother Wendell Maxey writes on RidiculousUpside.com that the Portland Trail Blazers are preparing to send player(s) down to their D-League affiliate, the Idaho Stampede. ------------------------ "The Idaho Stampede, Portland's D-League affiliate, appears in the works for [Armon] Johnson and three other Blazers as the team begins the evaluation process this season on their young un-used core which includes Luke Babbitt, Elliot Williams, and rookie Nolan Smith, along with Johnson. ... When asked if Johnson would be looked upon first for assignment, Born said "that's possible". "Because Armon is in-active we will definitely look at him, but we'll look at all of those guys going down at some point if it fits our schedule and their (Idaho) schedule." ------------------------ Update (10:15 AM): The Blazers announced on Wednesday that Johnson and Babbitt have been assigned to the Idaho Stampede. ------------------------ Both Babbitt and Johnson were assigned to the Stampede last season, with Babbitt playing in 14 games (nine starts) and Johnson playing in nine games (one start). Babbitt averaged 20.1 points and 7.4 rebounds per game in two separate stints with the team, while Johnson averaged 18.2 points and 4.2 rebounds per game as a Stampeder in two trips. Babbitt scored a Stampede individual-high 34 points on March 27 against Austin. Johnson scored a season-high 27 points on February 16 against Bakersfield. ------------------------ text edited, bumped to front page

A more in-depth look at the Bobcats new 10-Day-er.

This was a forgone conclusion. But as an aside, if Larry Brown were still coaching you can bet Mo Pete would be getting 35 minutes a night for the remainder of the season.

Looks like the Cavs might be the front runner. In exchange the Bobcats are looking for cap relief and picks. Is the Youth Movement afoot?

Henry Abbott explores the possibility of Jordan making another return to the court. DO NOT WANT.

And all of North Carolina, including Michael Jordan, sighs deeply.

This says it all.

Fascinating. Our man LB sure does get around.

And Larry Brown didn't notice until he realized he didn't hear the clicking of checkers on the bench.

Getting No PT, No Matter.

Hoping to See Alex in a Bobcat's uni this season? Proably not going to happen anytime soon. Ajinca was sent to the Maine Red Claws for a little D-League action. Hopefully he can blossom in a league most in need of Centers.

I love local news stories. The Dakota Wizards held tryouts for their dance team and the local news showed up to get some clips of girls in skin-tight outfits awkwardly learning dance steps. I hope you enjoy the video as a welcome break from the depressing world of NBA team waivers.