For those who (mercifully) chose not to watch the Las Vegas Summer League, here's a little bit of information: O.J. Mayo is that guy!

Just check out one highlight clip that recalls the same explosiveness of Monta Ellis and swagger of Kobe. Mayo could be the best player in the Draft...and certainly a better hooper than Kevin Love. There's no real need to say more before you watch this, but this jam is just juice!

While waiting through nine picks, Brook Lopez makes some excellent sound bites, including this gem: "I'm gonna be like Brady Quinn..."

Not only will the Wolves receive a facelift with a the selection of a touted rookie in tonight's NBA Draft, but it also will unveil a new, alternate logo. There's no question the design is fresh and the alternate logos are superb throwbacks. This is an excellent time for the up-and-coming franchise to change it's image.

This from the TWolves blog:

"The alternate logo pays "homage" to the franchise's original logo because the moon is depicted as a basketball. The team's main logo has been tweaked, and newly designed uniforms will be unveiled in August, two months before the Wolves open their 20th season."

Although the now-'certified' Kevin Garnett was wildin' out, he managed to use his classic line: 'Michelle, you look good tonight, girl.'

KG...our guy!

Lamar Odom couldn't get a break against the NBA's best defensive player.

As the Celtics blow-out the Lakers in the first half, Kevin Garnett conjures two words to the fore: Lamar Own-dom.

Funny how the media-assimilated Jeff Van Gundy now has a drastically different opinion about NBA officiating in light of the League's biggest scandal.

David Stern's continued denial of any fixing or manipulation is insulting to fans, players and this now-'tainted' game. Sure, Donaghy was wrong, but the NBA doesn't want to be right.

Time for fans to take off the blindfold and demand the truth.

Jeff Van Gundy kills Mark Jackson after Jackson makes a regrettable faux pas.

The Lakers made a point to get their star center involved early...and Pau Gasol tore the house on Kevin Garnett.

It seems like Paul Pierce all but cemented his place in Celtic history with his dramatic return in Game 1 of the 2008 NBA Finals.

Paul Pierce returns only minutes after spraining his right knee. While off-air, color commentators Mark Jackson and Jeff Van Gundy extol Lakers' Coach Phil Jackson's wherewithal to call a timeout to silence the raucous Boston crowd.

Paul Pierce seems to severely sprain his right knee before making a miraculous comeback only minutes later.

The worst NBA split-screen, ever!

At 0:20, Kendrick Perkins says, "f**** these fools," referring to the Pistons. Does Perkins act with too much cockiness or is his confidence his greatest strength?

The last Piston big to come off the bench and play this well against the Celtics was none other than Dennis Rodman.