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Most issues in the NBA are subjective. For instance, if you're debating who the team to beat is heading into the 2010-11 season, it might depend whether you value collective talent (Miami) or a veteran team with a proven background (L.A., Boston). Or maybe you're trying to figure out who is the most dynamic young point guard in the league. If you think creativity with the ball and explosive speed off the dribble are the most important factors, then you might hold Rajon Rondo on a slightly higher level than Deron Williams. But when it comes to the greatest basketball ...

ESPN has been the premier network when it comes to sports over the last 30 years. Whether you agree with the somewhat sensationalist direction it's taken in the last few years is another matter. But with shows like SportsCenter, Monday Night Football, Baseball Tonight, the Stanley Cup Finals, the Scripps National Spelling Bee, or the NBA or NFL Drafts, it's lived up to its namesake and provided sports fans with countless hours of entertainment. And thanks to some talented writers and advertisers, they've managed to capture our attention with some hilarious commercials as well. Odds are that if you've watched any amount of ...

The amount of quality, entertaining sports-related television programming is pretty difficult to come across. Oh sure, there are shows like SportsCenter, PTI, and Inside The NBA that entertain us for hours on end and even give us a few laughs here and there. But I'm talking about shows that were created purely for entertainment purposes. There was one that revolutionized the sports comedy/drama genre in the late '70s and early '80s (White Shadow), and one in this decade that set the bar for which all future shows will be measured (Friday Night Lights). In between, there were a lot of mediocre, forgettable programs. For ...