Flynn sucks and Me-asley is a headcase and chucker, so I'm glad that didn't go through, if the rumor is true.

So awesome.

League sources said the Warriors have inquired about big men Chris Kaman, Nene, LaMarcus Aldridge and JaVale McGee, but they have come up empty.

Nice little article on Ike Diogu, who was a nice pickup, imo.

Lin-Watch 2010 is over. Rawrgh. I really, really wanted this kid on our team. At least he didn't go to the Fakers... :/

"Evan Turner has the highest PER, which comes as no surprising considering all the things that he does well. Aubrey Coleman and Jeremy Lin were highly productive scorers, and it’s interesting how Lin’s defensive ability and offensive efficiency allows him to keep pace with Coleman’s incredible scoring ability. Dominique Jones and Manny Harris round out the top-5 as two of the more prolific offensive players in our rankings. "

Going by this analysis, Jeremy Lin looks to be a pretty good prospect. I'd love to take him with our 54th pick.

... yeah.

Edit: Since they edited their link...

KING: OK. Now there's not a good team, though, where offers continue -- where the speculation is.

How about the Clippers, which would put you in the same city as Kobe, in the same arena as Kobe, with a team with some nice young players?

JAMES: With some really good players. And I think everyone in Clipperland is looking forward to Blade Griffin coming back...

KING: Right.

JAMES: -- and being healthy. I mean, Chris Kaman, they've got some really good players, Baron Davis. Some really nice, solid pieces that, you know, if they add a free agent here or a free agent there, it could be a really good team.

KING: And if one of these free agents was you and one was Bosh, would L.A. appeal to you?

JAMES: It's a great city. It's a great city. But at the same time, like I said, it's not always about the city. It's about winning. And I mean if you put me and Bosh on the same team, if you put me and Dwayne Wade on the same team or a lot of these -- me and Joe Johnson or -- or a lot of these guys, a lot of teams would be much better. You know, the Cavs would be much better. You know, all (INAUDIBLE)...

KING: (INAUDIBLE) your own team?

Interesting if true... there goes some of our capspace.

Olympiacos Piareus big man Sofoklis Schortsanitis was the clear star and MVP of the 18th Greek League all-star game after recording 42 points on near-perfect shooting to lead Team Greece to an impressive 147-114 victory over the Rest of the World in Heraklion, Crete. Both the winners and Schortsanitis set records for the most points scored in the history of the event. Schortsanitis bagged 42 points on 16-for-16 two-point shooting, 3-of-5 three-point shooting and 1 of 2 free throws to earn the MVP trophy.

... :o

"When you think of 3-point specialists, Jason Kapono and Kyle Korver are among the first pure shooters to come to mind. But even those two attempted more two-point shots than treys last season. Novak, on the other hand, plays like there's a communicable disease near the rim. Despite standing 6-foot-10, the Clippers' backup forward launched 286 shots from behind the arc last season, compared to 110 from two-point range. (That 2.6-1 ratio was the highest in the league.) He made 41.6 percent of them, well above the league average, which is good because Novak sure didn't rebound (1.8 rpg), pass (0.6 apg) or defend well enough to hold a roster spot."