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I think the joke was missed.

As a Knicks fan I can confirm that's just how JR Smith boxes out.

Brooks proved that he can get great things out of young talent. Orlando would be a perfect destination for him.

Scott Brooks was fired.

There's the RARE Coin, needed to beat the game. I also thought Chunky, Tiny and Lanky were all owned by RARE.

WAIT.

DK64 VC? That's huge! I wonder if it's taking out the RARE references or what.

Steve Nash officially retired today.

Has anyone seen any reviews or anything for it yet? I've seen a few YouTubers play it, but it's mostly people like newlegacyINC and Smacktalks, who seem like they were just starving for any kind of new wrestling game. Plus some of them are like 3 hour long gameplay videos that I don't feel like sitting through.

Do you want to sit through a half hour Giant Bomb one instead? That this game even made it that far is almost impressive.

It gets good at 17:30.

Did Fire Pro Wrestling cease to exist because of legal issues? Because if so I don't understand how this could survive.

I'm going to take my Mario Bros. game off the list.

You mean RYAN FITZPATRICK!

As a Jets fans, i too am confused about all this interested.

He agreed to a deal, but didn't sign the contract nad backed out when he realized he would be regulated to a back-up role with Murray there.

Jake Locker just retired.

It really wouldn't. He has said as much himself. He isn't a Kobe or Jordan, if he had a chance to slack he would. Plus he would have been behind Lebron, Waiters and god knows who else in the rotation.

He really wouldn't know. He's a rookie who's played 56 games.

He'd probably be the starting shooting guard. He would have automatically been the 2nd best defensive player on the team.

He's still an inefficient rookie who has hit a real hot streak, as good as it is (that's all rookies really). Playing with one of the best playmakers in the world would have only helped him come along. And who knows what he would learn defensively. Sure he would be scoring 20 a game, but that's just because of lesser opportunities.

I actually think he would be better. Playing with LeBron would only do him wonders.

So the Thunder and Pistons both talked with the Nets about trades and they basically cut the middle man and dealt with each other. I was looking forward to getting Reggie. :/

We dealt KG to the Wolves in a unexpected trade. Thad Young is much younger and I'm glad we got rid of the "KG must start" situation that I hated. Who starts every game and only plays 14 minutes max?

His leadership and defensive influence will be missed but he doesn't have anything in the tank to contribute on a regular basis. And now that Boston trade is officially even more horrible since we traded 2 firsts and Gerald Wallace for basically Thad Young.

It was already pretty horrible when one of this picks became Damian Lillard.

They probably don't really think MCW is any good. Putting up stats on a bad team doesn't really tell you anything.

Isaiah Thomas sent to Boston.

Suns as of now went fro, Dragic and Thomas to Knight. Depending what they get back from the Suns of course.

Reggie Jackson to Detroit as well. Kyle Singler to OKC. Kendrick Perkins ended in Utah too.

EDIT: Brandon Knight to the Suns is a shocker.

I doubt the Cardinals would move on from Carson Palmer after just signing him to a new deal unless it didn't cost anything to cut him.

This is like the last five days of WWE Network Mafia all rolled into one.

Perhaps you'll explain in your long awaited analysis!

It's not completely true. It's said that the staff's fate will be decided by the next coach, and that everyone has permission to talk to other teams.

I like how the last playoff win for Tampa Bay and Oakland was during their run to the Superbowl.

I've heard everyone from Elway on down is on the chopping block and Gase is off to get a HC gig for sure. I don't stick around if I'm Manning, the Broncos aren't going to be better next year and everyone around them in the conference will be.

This. With all the upgrades, this was the year Denver was supposed to get it done.

Something obviously happened to Peyton Manning this season. He was off throwing his 400 yard games then suddenly it became CJ Anderson's team and Peyton couldn't move the ball deep. Whether or not CJ Anderson is any good is besides the point. When you are suddenly going from a pass heavy big strike offense from one of the best QBs of all time to someone like Anderson that late in the season after 2 and a half years of Peyton still dominating the league...well...I can't help but think something's wrong. All the coaching information plus this just makes it feel its time.

And really, Peyton's last game being against his successor at Indianapolis is kinda cool. It's like a passing of the torch.

Almost at the one month anniversary of the last Knicks victory. Woo!