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This is a great idea, then he can join A'mare as the other overpaid veteran with ice on both of his knees.

We didn't make shots, it really is that simple. The Knicks were mentally taken out of the game by Boston's trash talk and crying to the officials (some of which was warranted but c'mon guys). The...

I am inclined to agree with this, particularly against Miami. They are an excellent running team and long rebounds will kill us against them. However I know for a fact that we have the size...

A couple of weeks ago (perhaps longer) when Melo was fouled under the rim where he lost his balance in the air causing him to land awkwardly which made his knee bend back under him in a weird way,...

We came out flat, everyone on the team. That happens... I don't feel the need to over react.

I will say that Melo shouldn't have come back in the game when we were down 20+, that wasn't a good...

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Not a chance.

I think White should be in the 3pt contest and Novak in the dunk contest. It would be funnier.

The only exception I have with this statement is the great dunk of all time, my money is still on the Dr. J cradle dunk. That was just awesome.

Best NBA dunk contest dunker has to be Vince, he did some transcendent things. Best non-professional dunker is T-Dub, he is the most creative and athletic dunker I have ever seen.

Best in game...

Alex is one of my guys. Because of this I really hope he doesn't go to the Jets... for his sake.

I'd like to see him go to the Chiefs, they have some talent in place and I think he could do well...

He is proof that while progress has been made, there is still a long way to go which is why you can't ever stop. Perhaps this will be a wake up call to him and he will grow up and expand his world...

Mike Irvin: "Randy's done a wonderful job in the NFL. He's done some wonderful things," Irvin said. "Numbers do count and especially when they lead to victories. That's why I think everybody has to...

Yeah, I take CJ over Moss any day.

I hope no one thinks that I am anti-Moss. I think he is a great player, top 10 at his position, but no where near Jerry at any stage in his career.

Like the 49er offenses that had Jerry weren't consistently the best in the league? Like Jerry wasn't routinely double teamed opening things for the likes of Craig, Watters, Hearst, Taylor, Jones......

No the difference between the two is desire, work ethic and drive. Jerry in his prime was a 15 years long, with his crowning season coming at age 33 when he had the following stat line: 122 rec //...

Nope. The year Jerry had 22 touchdowns he did it on 65 receptions in a strike shortened season, the year Randy had 23 he did it with 98. I would say Jerry's year (just like his entire career) was...

Maybe a little, but only a little ;)

I would take a 30 year old Jerry over 2 prime Moss's

No chance.

How old are you by the way? The reason I ask is that if you are old enough to have witnessed Jerry in his prime you would think otherwise.

You couldn't stop him.

At age 35 I believe.

I think he rushed back from that, I do believe he broke his knee cap in his comeback game on a touchdown.

I appreciate your opinion, I just don't agree with it.

Speaking of embarrassing a defensive back, let me ask you a question: What do you think the Bengals' DB's would consider is more...

No way would any defender rather line up against Jerry. First of all he could beat you 1,000 different ways where Randy could only beat you on the deep route. Jerry wouldn't go down easily as far...

There is literally no way to even approach an argument whose primary thesis is that Randy Moss is the best WR to ever play. I don't even think he was the greatest deep threat of all time, I mean who...

I know it is "Melo's" team and all because he is the biggest legit scorer, but does this automatically mean he gets the nod to take the final shot in a buzzer beater scenario? I personally would...