Posted Sunday June 12, 2011, About: Greatest rebounder in NBA history

Leaning right on picks alone.

Posted Sunday June 12, 2011, About: LeBron is NOT the NBAs best player!

I hate LeBron, but he is the best player in the NBA. Saying Kobe is better is asinine, and I'm a Lakers fan.

Posted Thursday June 09, 2011, About: Bowling for Soup -- 1985

I agree with right, and I'm not really sure why Dyhard brought up the Pythagorean win-loss record, it didn't help his argument and just wasted space.

Right has the better pick and argued his case better.

Posted Wednesday June 08, 2011, About: The Killers - "Mr. Brightside"

Very interesting concept for a tournament. It's been a while, but I think left had slightly better arguments.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

I didn't see you mention KAJ in that comment, but yes he is also an exception, not the rule.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

It's not about what Rivera has done in his career. He's had a more impressive career. It's who is more impressive now?

The fact that Hill has recovered from all of the injuries and is a solid starting player in the NBA is impressive, especially since he has no ankles.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

What Jamie Moyer has done in this era is unprecedented for a starting pitcher.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

It is impressive, but if I'm looking at which is more, then it is Hill. Hill's had I think five surgeries on his left ankle. You kind of need your ankles to play basketball. If Rivera had recovered from Tommy John's surgery and done all of this, then it would be more impressive.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

If Rivera was a starting pitcher that was throwing over 200 innings a year at 41 years old and dominating? Then, yes, the answer would be obvious.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

Don't get me wrong, it's extremely impressive what Mariano Rivera has done and is still doing, but I'm more impressed with Grant Hill who overcame surgery after surgery and is still playing well at 38 years old.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

Kevin Willis averaged less than 10 PPG in every season passed his 36th birthday

Robert Parrish's stats declined every year after he was 36.

John Stockton averaged 10.5 APG for his career, but never topped 9 after he was 35.

Karl Malone is an exception up until his final season with the Lakers.

Reggie Miller dropped off after he was 36 and didn't shoot his career average again after he turned 32.

Patrick Ewing was never the same after he turned 34.

Hakeem Olajuwon dropped off significantly after he turned 36.

Alonzo Mourning played with one kidney, but was never the same.

Grant Hill's numbers look the same for the last five years. Those players played until they were those ages, but they didn't produce on near the same level as they previously had, with Karl Malone being the exception.

Posted Thursday March 24, 2011, About: The Ageless Wonders: Grant Hill vs Mariano Rivera

Saying that Hill "basically rested his body during those years without knowing it" is completely and utterly untrue. He didn't take the beating of a full NBA season, but he took the beating of going through four different surgeries and having to rehab from all four of them.

The fact that Hill went through all of that and was able to come back from it and play well at 38 years old is more impressive than a 41 year old pitcher that throws 65 innings a year.