Filing NBA: they're the best, I always think so.

Yes,I love NBA basketball, I've been paying attention to them. cheap jerseys GM’s of both the Dallas Mavericks and The Orlando Magic met to discuss a possible Dwight Howard deal, and it turns out that a deal in 2012 is unlikely but there is chance that the Mavs could become the frontrunner for Dwight next summer if he is to stay with Orlando for the final year of his contract.

As an NBA fans for, I will always believe in them.With that being said, what would that do for Mark Cuban? Ever since Dallas won the 2011 NBA Championship many have criticized the Mavs owner for not resigning members of the Finals team like, Tyson Chandler who went New York Knicks, J.J. Barea who went to the Timberwolves, and this summer Jason Terry who is now with the Boston Celtics and Jason Kidd who like Chandler, went to the Knicks. cheap nba jerseys They are in the search for a superstar. They were unsuccessful by not getting Deron Williams so they are looking to get Dwight Howard. I live in the Dallas area, and bringing Dwight Howard would be huge. It wouldn’t turn the Mavs into an instant Championship team but it would definetly put make them contenders out West again and would give them a franchise player to build around since Dirk Nowitzki is entering his final 2 years of his 4-year $80million contract extension he signed back in 2010. Getting Dwight Howard would probably turn all that criticism Mark Cuban has received into praise.

Davis is the best player in the NBA??

Davis is the best player in the NBA, Do you think so?In this weekends Final Four you will get to see Anthony Davis. He’s the best player on the number 1 team in the country, and has lead them to the Final Four. He’s a college basketball game changer, and will probably be the number one pick in the up coming NBA draft. So the question is, How good is he?Well the answer to that is, PRETTY GOOD. The summer before his senior year, Anthony Davis probably had one year of basketball left to play before he hung of his sneakers for good.  He was a 6’2 gaurd with average skills. Then the basketball gods looked down at Anthony and decided to give him a gift. That gift, was 8 inches of height. Now this 6’2 guard that had little to no chance of playing college hoops was a 6’10 foward who had every college coach in the nation calling him.

Yes, the fact that he is really good player in the NBA.So now we have a special player. A player like no other we have ever seen. Just like he had college scouts drooling a year ago, he has the NBA scouts doing the same thing. The team that gets the first pick in this junes draft is going to get a game changer.He can do it all. Block shots, rebound, and even step out and hit jump shots. But what makes him special is his ability to run the floor. He’s Marcus Camby with an Offensive game. Once he stops growing and puts  on a little muscle, Watch out Dwight Howard. He’ll be a game changer for whoever gets him.

Anthony Davis replace Blake Griffin 's.

Basketball is my favorite sports,NBA baskertball game is my like game.cheap nba jerseys It was just a coincidence that the day after I criticized Blake Griffin for his new contract, he suffers a serious injury. Now, most people  would, with no disrespect to Blake, say that “that’s what he gets” or “he doesn’t deserve a contract because of his injuries.” I agree with the latter statement but I fully disagree with the former statement. It’s honestly just too rude to say that to Griffin. Whether you like him or not, he’s still an NBA athlete, a professional, and he hasn’t done anything wrong as a person.

Griffin after injury, by Anthony to replace him?Yes, I do agree still that he is overrated and that he is being overpaid mainly because of his lack of skills needed as a big man in the NBA. However, he is still growing. It was just his 2nd season in the NBA. Give him time.cheap anthony jersey I myself have been giving him a hard time, although the contract criticism, I would say, was right. His injuries and him just being in the league for 2 years, doesn’t make him worthy to earn that much income in the NBA.

My mood is sad, because griffin was injured.Griffin has already suffered a season ending knee injury before his rookie season and now, just a couple of weeks before the NBA, he suffers a meniscus tear on his knee. For me, as true NBA fan, I really hate seeing players who have great potential and most of all, great persons, who have to go through what Griffin is going through right now. Moreover, what Greg Oden is going through.

My Favorite NBA Analysts——Bill Simmons

When I think of Bill Simmons, I think of two things, the city of Boston and NBA Basketball.  His “Book of Basketball” is not only required reading for anyone who wants to write about basketball at 25TwoFour, but is also enormous in its detail and scope.  It is a testament to his knowledge – past and present – and his ability to make sound arguments in historical context without succumbing to present-event bias. His ESPN articles masterfully blend the pop cultural and the detailed statistics; he has a powerful insight into players’ hearts and natures that make his analysis not only interesting but also piercing.

But you have to watch out. – he’s got some major idiosyncratic biases.  I’ve got a buddy that lives in Boston who says Simmons’ “metaphysical” arguments about heart, clutch, intangibles are a load of crap.  Whether it’s crap or not is for you to decide. Nevertheless, it adds up to a bunch of biases that extend beyond his obvious Boston bias because which is easy to detect.  Consider a statement made in his book about Vince Carter: he openly admits that he shafts Carter for the length of his book.  Simmons has certain players (McGrady, Carter, sometimes Rasheed Wallace) that he particularly targets, so I find that it’s important to temper what I read from Simmons.

Mark Jackson & Jeff Van Gundy

Mark Jackson and Jeff Van Gundy over on ESPN. I appreciate Van Gundy’s self deprecating brand of humor and I respect Jackson keeping Van Gundy in check, somewhat. I remember watching nba jersey cheap when Van Gundy assistant coached Mark Jackson and the rest of the New York Knicks throughout the 90′s. Who would’ve thought they would be great on air personalities nearly 20 years later?

If I had my way, I would have pre game, halftime and post game with EJ, Kenny Smith and Charles, and have Marv Albert, Mark Jackson and Jeff Van Gundy commentating the actual game. That would be amazing. Have this crew cover the 2011 NBA Finals between the Blake Griffin led LA Clippers against the Unholy Trinity of Bron, Wade and Bosh of the Miami Heat where the Clippers win in 7. Oh every game goes to overtime by the way.