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I'll disagree though. I think the Heat could take out OKC. I've never been very convinced about Westbrook. He is playing like a boss this year though and he seems more controlled than ever. Still, assuming LeBron doesn't get stage fright again, I still think OKC is too green to take them out in...

Not often enough, judging from everyone's responses. My last check-up was probably 2 years ago. I feel fairly healthy most of the time, so I never really felt the need.

Who knows whether he'll be able to keep it up and justify the hype he is getting. He is here to stay though, even if he drops in production. His skills are there alright and he reads the defense better than most PGs already. He has to improve on his D and try to not get tunnel vision when...

I had a pretty memorable moment once. Most of the time I never really shined. I played basketball at HS, and I couldn't hit anything the entire game, but ended the game rushing it out and hit a 3 from about 35 feet out with about 2 guys on the opposing team trying to strip the ball out of my...

I agree, I think it's too early to tell. Drummond has some beast athleticism but again, it seems like that's all there is to him for now. Austin Rivers is a kid to watch out for.

I'm not really a tennis player or a fan and don't jump on bandwagons very much. I do remember watching the Isner-Mahut match live and those 2 guys were some of the most memorable to me. It goes to show how in-shape you really have to be.

Who do you think are the players who have the most gifted athleticism in the NBA? LeBron is an easy answer. That guy can get his head at rim level on many of his dunks, and he gets the most unlikely chase-down blocks. Who else do you think, are among the most athletic?

This would probably be the same reaction if I ever saw them live. Even watching the show "Man vs Beast" where the Kobayashi guy was competing against the bear, triggered my gag reflexes a few times. Especially when he was struggling to hold it down.

She's the best girl in this thread. The butt and those legs are stacked. That's one of the best reasons to do squats.

I might reconsider my answer from golf to curling. I second those people who said curling. I couldn't even watch one full minute of that on youtube.

I used to be able to play basketball back in HS. Back then I could play it all day. These days it's all about weightlifting because I can't find people to play basketball with on the regular. Everyone has their own thing going on now.

That's actually very interesting. I might just start buying coconut water in bulk. I used to make it a regular routine to drink milk everyday, but no longer do. It tastes really bland and usually I ended up going for chocolate milk or some other flavored milk after the 4th day or so. I quit it...

I hope that's not the case. JR Smith has to know where he stands on that Knicks team. He might even damage the development of some of the other younger players like Shumpert and Fields, if the Knicks aren't careful.

That's the thing, because I'm Asian myself. I've dealt with that kind of racism myself since I was a kid, so I know how Lin feels. I would shrug it off a lot. It gets to the point that I know there's always bound to be somebody who'll crack something. So at the very least, I expect them to try...

I used to love watching this guy run the break in New Jersey back in the day. Kenyon Martin and Richard Jefferson would bring it back then, with all the alley-oops Kidd threw to them. He's had a good career.

I think OKC will make it out of the West in a dogfight. I can't imagine anyone else but the Heat coming out of the West. The Heat will probably get them in 6 games, if I had to guess.

Melo should honestly refine his off-ball game. Learn how to come off screens to get open for a shot like Rip Hamilton did. Or do more post-ups, because he certainly has the size for it.