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Everyone hates but we STILL love it! The Kobe and Shaq feud still causes attraction. As for what the DK report thinks! Shaq Daddy WE HAVE YOUR BACK! You have stayed true to everything in the league and personal bullshit!

It’s all about the Shaq Diesel! So all you haters come say something different!!!

With the NBA lockout dragging on, players have been participating in various streetball leagues around the country to stay in shape and on their game.

This game was just one where Kevin Durant participated.

During the game, Durant finished the first half with 23 points, but caught fire in the second half here he scored 15 points in the third quarter.

In the fourth, he went off, sinking five three pointers, despite double- and even triple-team defenses.

Amar’e Stoudemire had more on his mind than basketball during last night’s playoff game against the Los Angeles Lakers — he watched his mother get arrested this weekend.

TMZ has learned the 6’10″ NBA star was named in a police report involving an incident with his mother, Carrie Mae Stoudemire, that took place Saturday afternoon.

According to the report, police in Scottsdale, Arizona pulled Carrie over for allegedly driving erratically — and eventually placed her in handcuffs for refusing to take a field sobriety test. But soon after the stop, another car — a Bentley — arrived to the scene.

Two incredibly tall men emerged from the car — and a responding officer claims he recognized one of them as Amar’e. According to the report, Carrie began kicking the patrol car and yelling for Amar’e to “get a lawyer.”

The officer claims he then asked Amar’e and his friend to leave the scene because they were causing Carrie to “act out.” According to the report, Amar’e immediately complied with the officer’s request.

Carrie — who has a long history of alcohol abuse — was eventually booked for speeding, failure to drive in a single lane and operating a vehicle without a court-ordered breathalyzer ignition interlock device.

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LeBron James will win his second straight MVP award, the Cleveland Plain Dealer is reporting.

James, the 10th player to win the award in consecutive seasons and the second youngest to do so, will accept the award at a new conference on Sunday at the University in Akron.

James averaged 29.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 8.6 assists per game for the Cavaliers this season.

Do you think at some point LeBron James will average a triple double for the season?