LeBron James a NFL star?

In a nod to Jordan, LeBron might switch to #6, the number he wore at the Olympics.

A very fun fantasy league where you are the General Manager. You start with an actual NBA teams roster and can make trades, sign players, etc. The scoring is different than the traditional format. Instead all of a players stats are combined into one number.There are 3 GM spots available. (Cleveland, Indiana, and the LA Lakers) Hope you check it out. It's a lot of fun!

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Delonte West is out of his mind!!

Check Outs LeBrons new teammate!
http://protectthepaint.com/2009/10/16/lebron-james-has-a-new-teammate/

Make sure to vote in the poll:
Should the Cleveland Cavaliers trade Zydrunas Ilgauskas' expiring contract for Stephen Jackson (+ Devean George or Acie Law or some other contract filler)?

Jay-Z goes on Letterman to discuss the possibility of completing an arena for the Nets in Brooklyn and the ability of the Nets to sign LeBron next summer.

Golden Predictions
* Cavaliers have the best record in the NBA for the second year
* LBJ repeats his MVP status
* Shaq repeats his All-Star status
* LeBron + Shaq > Kobe + Pau
* Cleveland takes home the title
* King James dons a Knicks jersey in 2010

I'm sure you all like the first 5 predictions!

I don't want to start any unsubstantiated rumors here, but I think Shaquille O'Neal(notes) stole that panda from Steve Nash(notes).

It's just a guess, but in the dark of night, "The Big Ninja," armed with wire cutters and bamboo, broke into Nash's Exotic Zoo Farm and Emporium and snatched poor, petrified Lin Ding from her cage. I think he might have stolen Steve's blue shower curtain, too. I don't know, I'm not a doctor.

Why the suspicion? Well, according to the Arizona Republic, the Cavalier center's new reality show, "Shaq Vs." apparently was an idea that Shaq stole directly from Nash.

Shortly after O'Neal was traded to the Suns in February 2008, Nash mentioned to his new teammate a reality show he was pursuing. It would feature the Suns point guard taking on professional athletes in their own sport.

The topic didn't come up again until early in the 2008-09 season, when O'Neal boarded the Suns bus and told the team he would be starring in a new reality show in which he would be taking on, you got it, professional athletes in their own sport.

"You mean the idea you stole from me?" one Suns representative said he heard Nash say.

According to the paper, Nash eventually sought out an entertainment lawyer (Bob Loblaw), which is why he now has an executive-producer credit and the fat compensation that comes with it.

The other twist to this ridiculous whodunit is that Shaq is already being sued by author Todd Gallagher who says that the show was swiped from his book, "Andy Roddick Beat Me with a Frying Pan," in which Gallagher competed in sports events against professional athletes who handicapped their games.

Of course, this makes one wonder if Nash, in fact, stole his idea from Gallagher and whether or not that panda is even his. Do we know if Roddick is missing any endangered species? Ace, look into that, will ya?