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Well, everyone else is talking about it, so I guess we should get the conversation going on The Block too. We won’t know where Lebron James is headed until tonight at 9 pm on ESPN (like he really had to have an hour special to make a decision, right?), but we can throw out some predictions and start up a discuss now. So what do ya’ll think? Will Lebron James return home to his Cleveland Cavaliers? Leave to team up with D. Wade and Chris Bosh in Miami? Join Roc Nation in New Jersey? Sip Ciroc with Diddy in Madison Square Garden? Try to fill MJ’s shoes in Chicago? Come down to the Carolinas and sign with the Charlotte Bobcats? (Hey, stranger things have happened). Lets discuss.

The Washington Wizards select…John Wall from the University of Kentucky… But I’m sure ya’ll already knew that. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, last night was the night a handful of teenagers and twenty-somethings made millions based off their skills with the b-ball, and future “Basketball Wives” got to choosin’.  Since basketball is my favorite sport (for the record, football is my favorite sports season, and I just can’t get into soccer. *shrugs at the World Cup*), I’ve been watching the NBA Draft since I was a teenager. But for people that could really careless or that would just rather find out what happened after the fact, I posted a 2010 NBA Draft recap video, and a pick by pick analyst via NBA.com here. I’m ready for the 2010-2011 season already…*John Wallin’*. But lets get this pigskin sport poppin’ first.

I know ya’ll thought Ron Artest was bullshittin’ when he said he had a single coming out. This actually isn’t as bad as I thought it was gonna be.

Ron Artest – “Champions”

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I told ya’ll back in July when the Lakers got Ron Artest (just after the 2009-2010 season ended I might add) that L.A. would repeat as champions. This series was epic, but in the end, that’s five rings for Kobe (and Derek Fisher), 11 NBA titles for Phil Jackson as a head coach, and the 16th title for the Los Angeles Lakers organization. This was a great season. Congrats to the Lakers.

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R.E. Predictions: Lakers win in Game 7.

The Celts are up 3-2 on the Lakers after their 92-86 win in Boston last night. I picked the Lakers in six games, so, ok, I was wrong. I’m still sticking with the Lakers though. LA in 7. Game 6 is Tuesday night.

The 2010 NBA Finals is all tied up at two games apiece, and I think they’re still trying to clean up Glen “Big Baby” Davis’ slob off the court. I still got the Lakers 4-2, though. Bet that.

I told ya’ll the Lakers are going to win the whole thing. Ya’ll need to start listening to me.

Ray Allen set a NBA Finals record with by making eight 3 pt field goals, and Rajon Rondo had a triple double, as the Boston Celtics tied up the 2010 NBA Finals 1-1, in their 103-94 win over LA last night. Game 3 is Tuesday night in Boston at 9 pm on ABC.

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