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Danny Ainge for President

02:34 AM ET 08.08

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I'm not Mormon, but I am thinking about voting for one for President of the United States. All apologies to Mitt Romney (for decreeing basketball as the official state sport of Massachusetts he's a personal favorite), DANNY AINGE is getting my vote.How, you ask? Backtrack to a month ago. The 24-58 Celtics got the worst possible draw in the draft lottery, the 5th selection, and fans in Boston were calling for his head. No Oden, no Durant, and no playoffs anywhere in sight. Today? You have to consider the Celtics a contender to win the East,…

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The Lottery: Justice Was Served

12:41 AM ET 05.23

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Red Auerbach had to be spinning in his grave. Not only were Boston "fans" cheering...for Kobe Bryant in the Lakers' visit to Beantown this season, but the same masses of fools were actually rooting for the Shamrock A.C. to lose. This misguided bunch of idiots apparently forgot about 1997, when tanking only set the franchise back an entire decade. Once again, the result is the same.At least one Celtic didn't agree with the strategy. Doc Rivers, in his not-so-believable explanation that the Celtics were not in fact tanking, but rather sustained…

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The Lakers Only Solution: Trade Kobe

01:25 AM ET 05.07

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The Lakers have a real problem on their hands. Their narcisstic superstar is demanding help. "Do it now," says Kobe. Well, let's see. They traded the NOW and a probable 4th championship to Miami, but they got two pretty darn good players in return in Odom and Caron Butler. Then they traded Butler for Kwame Brown, who will earn $9M next year. Jim Buss then drafts Andrew Bynum, who has shown flashes that he could be great in a few years. They could have acquired Jason Kidd for Bynum, but don't. Kidd appears to be at or near…

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