Looks like Deshawn Stevenson has stepped into some sh*t that he can’t get himself out of.  Now, the best rapper since Tupac and Biggie died is coming back at Stevenson with this diss track.  Not only have the Wiz Kids gone down 3 - 1 to King James and the gang, but now Rap Mogul Jay-Z is adding his two cents in and just check out the lyrics, taking multiple shots at Stevenson.

First of all, Stevenson coming out saying James was overrated was very dumb on his part.  If Agent 0, Gilbert Arenas, said it, I could ride with it.  But who the f*ck is a Deshawn Stevenson.  After hearing about the song, here’s his response:

He says he has a lot of swag, but I don’t think that’s something to do,” Stevenson said about James. “This is basketball. I’m not worried about the song. I’m not worried about what he did. But for Damon Jones to get on the mic. And I heard he was saying foul stuff about me and stuff like that, they’re taking it beyond basketball to me. When I had Soulja Boy here. It was on the court,” Stevenson said. “It was nothing disrespecting him or his family or even foul language.”

Oh yeah, Soulja Boy, sit yo young ass down somewhere.

Here’s the link to the song to check it out and let me know what you think

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For a player who was often put up there with Lebron and Dwyane Wade, he has come up short when it comes to playoff success.  He has never made it out of the first round where his cohorts have been to the finals and with Wade, won one.  Now he’s going around saying that they “quit” against the Lakers in the 3rd game where they now trail 3 - 0 in the series. 

I have not been a big fan of Anthony and have never put him up there with those other guys.  For a player to be surrounded with the talent that he has had over the years, he does not have the ability to elevate his game and the players around him.  And don’t give me this crap about it being the west.  At least you can look like you are competitive and they have not.  Let’s keep Anthony out of the conversation when we look back to the best players too come out of the 2003 NBA Draft.  He’s good, but not great.  Maybe that’s why Detroit passed on him saying that they have a Tayshaun Prince type player already.  At least he’s not Darko.

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As you know, DeShawn Stevenson (who is this clown??) was going around in the media talking Lebron was overrated, and that the Wizards would not lose 3 years in a row to the Cavaliers. Well, they’re starting out on the wrong foot as the King takes game 1 in the series in Cleveland, but the highlight was not his 32 points with 20 of them in the second half, but this alleyoop dunk where he grabs the ball from the top of the backboard to slam it down. Check out the video:

Don’t fukk with the King!

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After leading UCLA to its third-straight Final Four, Bruins freshman Kevin Love is expected to declare for the NBA draft. Sources close to the situation told SI.com that the 6-foot-9 forward will make his announcement Thursday afternoon in Los Angeles.

He is supposed to be a lottery pick, somewhere around 8, but should he go higher? Leading his team to the Final Four and one of the top college teams in the country this year and who can forget those amazing full court shots he can do.

Or him shattering the backboard in highschool?

I think he has the skill set to be a good pro, but I think he really needs to hit the weightroom first and foremost. He has a big frame, but it does not appear to be any muscle mass. I think that once he does that, he can compete with other forwards in the league.

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Denver Nuggets star forward Carmelo Anthony was arrested on Monday morning on suspicion of drink-driving, hours after his worst game of the season.

Denver police stated that Anthony was driving south on Interstate 25 at around 4 a.m. when he was pulled over and taken into custody. Investigators said he was driving a silver Mercedes that was stopped for failing to drive in a single lane and failing to dim lights.

More on this developing story

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Just check out the lift he gets and the power he puts into it. And watch him pop his collar at the end.

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Check it out:

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All I want to say is it was a good run, but one that I’m glad to be over and it ended with a 20 point margin, 94 - 74 Boston.  No more media crap, no more Houston fans bumping their chests, no more Tracy “The only thing I know how to do in the first round of the playoffs is choke and cry” McGrady interviews.  They can finally go back to the Rockets that we know they are without their big man Yao.  Any Houston fans, sorry, it was getting too much.   Looks like Raefer Alston is taking over for McGrady in the regular season crying already.

Thanks Boston!

Recap the game: http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/recap?gid=2008031810

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The Houston Rockets knock off the worst 8th seeded team in the history in basktball in the Atlanta Hawks to win their 20th victory.  I was happy for them, but when I have to hear delusional announcers talking about “this is their finest hour”, I think to myself WHAT THE HELL IS HE TALKING ABOUT!  Do we not remember the ‘94 & ‘95 back-to-back wins by the Rockets (Eventhough those were the years that Jordan was retired)?  A team with Robert Horry, Hakeem Olajuwon, Clyde Drexler, Kenny Smith, and Sam Cassell, Hall of Famers. 

Someone, just take these guys (meaning the fans) our of their misery.  They’re even making up songs for the team. 

Pathetic.

Here’s the video:

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Dwyane Wade’s season with the Miami Heat is over.

Heat coach Pat Riley announced Monday that Wade, the All-Star guard and 2006 NBA finals MVP who has battled left knee pain throughout the season, will not play in Miami’s final 21 games this year.

“I think it’s time,” Riley said.

The move was expected, although the timing—with so much of the season still to play—was mildly surprising. But Wade missed Miami’s game against the Golden State Warriors on Friday because of knee stiffness, telling Riley at the time that it pained him just to get out of bed.

The next day, Wade looked strong playing in Atlanta. But with all hope of the playoffs gone, the Heat—the NBA’s worst team at 11-50—and Wade decided Monday that the time was right to give the franchise’s best player additional time to heal and rest.

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