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Great Exercises In Internet NBA-Related Postings 3.31.08
Published 3/31/2008 by Hardwood Paroxysm at Hardwood Paroxysm
... Uh-oh. Wages of Wins decided it wanted a piece of the vaunted "THIS GUY IS AN IDIOT! U DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT BASKETBALL! YOU SUCK! LAKERS 4 LIFE!" commenter demographic. ...

Atlanta Makes the East BLINK
Published 3/31/2008 at Fan Voice: Recent Topics in The Court Reporters: The NBA.com Blog
... Orlando can clinch the division with a win or Wizards loss. Is J.J. Redick enough of an asset to boost their draft position ? Glen Taylor needs to donate the Timberwolves to Manu Ginobili ... because he already owns them. . Emeka Okafor 's looking off of late. The Kings are struggling to balance the present with the future. ( Francisco Garcia = Both. ) But will they wait until after win No. 34 ? The Kobe hate is flowing quite freely . At least he stays atop most ...

Wages of Wins Weighs in on the MVP Race
Published 4/2/2008 by David Friedman at 20 Second Timeout
... Berri and company recently weighed in on the MVP debate. Since they are much more interested in crunching certain numbers than considering the totality of what happens on the court, they are oblivious to the fact that the MVP race is likely going to come down not to Kobe Bryant and LeBron James--as they suggest--but rather Kobe Bryant and Chris Paul. James is probably going to be "disqualified" by virtue of his team not winning 50 games, much like Bryant was "disqualified" the past two years (I disagree with this kind of "disqualification" but that is another ...

Wages of Wins Weighs in on the MVP Race
Published 4/7/2008 by David Friedman at The Biz of Basketball :: Part of the Business of Sports Network
... Berri and company recently weighed in on the MVP debate. Since they are much more interested in crunching certain numbers than considering the totality of what happens on the court, they are oblivious to the fact that the MVP race is likely going to come down not to Kobe Bryant and LeBron James--as they suggest--but rather Kobe Bryant and Chris Paul. James is probably going to be "disqualified" by virtue of his team not winning 50 games, much like Bryant was "disqualified" the past two years (I disagree with this kind of "disqualification" but that is another ...