George Amberson

Backseat drivers. Also, say you're in a car of 4-5 people, and one person likes a different genre of music than everyone else, yet they control the radio/cd and play only what they like.

Agree 100 percent.

It's been reported every where I have seen that the Cavs had no idea what he was going to do until he announced it. Where did you see/read this?

I'm sticking with LeBron going back to the Cavs.... unfinished business there and we all know how much LeBron cares about his legacy. Also, LeBron never ever wanted to be a "villain" to anyone, he wants to be loved, and there's no better way to do that than to go back to Cleveland. Oh, and it doesn't hurt they have a rising team with young talent (Irving, Wiggins, Thompson, etc). LeBron to the Cavs today IMO.

You mean the "Brazilian Kevin Durant" who averaged like 4 points a game and 3 rebounds per game in Brazil? Yeah, his highlights where the other player scored over him and his dunk attempt that he missed and got fouled on was impressive.

Cleanthony Early. I was absolutely stunned he didn't go in the first round, especially with some of the guys that were getting picked. I think the Knicks got a good one there. Also, loved the Kyle Anderson pick by the Spurs. Kind of reminds me of a young Boris Diaw, doesn't play above the vision but has a lot of height and great court vision.

A pet peeve of mine is when someone doesn't text you back and you are asking a legitimate question. For example, I was trying to get the money for this league we are playing in the other week from my friend. He had already no called-no showed one game, so I wanted to a) make sure he was coming, b) get the money. Well, he reads it (he has the read receipt on) and never responds, despite me texting him 5 hours before the game. This is just an example, but is quite annoying. With that said, people with read receipts on their text messages is another.

Because Indiana has one of the worst offenses in the league, they aren't emotionally mature enough to handle the big stage, when guarded by LeBron George is a shell of himself, Hibbert was MIA most of the playoffs, George Hill isn't that great, etc etc.... I would bet a lot of money the Indiana team we saw in the playoffs wouldn't have beaten anyone in the Western Conference. They were a shell of their regular season selves.

What a great series by the Spurs. The way they play is just beautiful to watch. You can just see how much these guys care about each other. Also, I loved how Duncan averaged 17 and 10 for the series (I believe) on above 50% shooting and it looked like he was the most exciting guy in the arena when Kawhi Leonardwas named the MVP. Just awesome.

Wade tried toying around with the ball in the second half and leonard just took it from him and went the other way. Leonard is an absolute pleasure to watch. Also, for as great as LeBron is (he is having a good series despite the series record), Leonard seems to be outworking him for rebounds and hustle plays. Anyone else noticed this?

A challenge would be something that is hard to do but you want to win... this is not that, you don't want to be able to do it!

Leonard was all over the court on both ends. After a great first quarter, LeBron really seemed to be kind of passive all night. He didn't play bad by any means but definitely not to the level of greatness people are accustomed to seeing from him. A big thing the Spurs cut down on was turnovers. They had quality, open looks all night long. Game 4 is officially a must win for Miami.

That was awesome of Cena to do. In regards to your second part, I heard that WWE has tried to make him a heel on many occasions but he doesn't want to stop being a great role model for kids. Pretty cool of him honestly.

Right or wrong, people would probably be thinking a lot differently about LeBron at the moment if he had only 1 ring, especially with him missing those three pointers as you mentioned. Unbelieveable is the only word to describe the Heat coming back and winning that game.

I do agree Popovich is must watch tv, he is hilarious. I personally love watching the Spurs, they play the game the way it's meant to be played -- unselfish and with beautiful passing and playmaking.