THE MOOSE REPORT

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Young Jeezy and Jay Z have yet another anthem. Seen it all falls right in line with other songs the two have collaborated on such as I do and Go Crazy. It seems as if Jeezy is returning to his roots and giving fans that classic Snowman feel again. His flow on this track shows the progression he has made in the rap game lyric wise but he still gives you that trap feel and catchy dope lines. Hov’s verse definitely reminds you of that late 90s early 2000s Jay, not a lot of metaphors, just great detail that make you almost feel as if you live the moments he is rapping about. The production also is flawless, Cardo came with a fire track and Jeezy and Hov did not disappoint. Overall this is a great title track for Jeezy’s forthcoming album(Seen It All), and is a great follow up to the first single, Me Okay. What do you guys think of the song?

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LeBron/Melo Pairing

Brian Windhorst and Marc Stein [ARCHIVE] ESPN.com | June 24, 2014 If the Lakers were to successfully shed the No. 7 pick and Nash's contract without taking any salary back, they could have more than $33 million in cap space to chase James and Anthony. The Cavs, meanwhile, have numerous nonguaranteed contracts on their books and extra draft picks they could attach to players in trades to free up money. There are scenarios where the team believes it could clear in excess of $30 million in cap space without having to trade young star Kyrie Irving or the No. 1 overall pick in Thursday's draft, sources said this week. But if Wade, Bosh and teammate Udonis Haslem follow James' lead and opt out of their contracts, Miami could create an NBA-record $50-plus million in cap space, which the Heat could use to remake their roster and include James and Anthony. ---------------------------------------------- Wow could any of these scenarios really come to fruition? Could LeBron and Melo co-exist and win multiple championships? The NBA season is over but things are still very interesting.

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Paul George and the Pacers take game one of the Eastern Conference Finals leading the game from start to finish. Are the Pacers back?

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Kevin Love Giving 'Wolves Notice

According to multiple league sources and media outlets, Kevin Love has mad it clear to the Timberwolves that he has no intent to resign with them next summer when he becomes an unrestricted free agent. It has also been reported that Love's top choice to go are Golden State or Chicago. With Minnesota now knowing this, should they look to trade Kevin Love and get at least future picks for him or hold on and get nothing when he becomes an unrestricted free agent next summer?

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This Is What They Asked For

Well now that the Indiana has finished off the Washington Wizards, it's on the the Eastern Conference Finals for the Pacers. The Pacers have openly stated that all year their goal was to obtain the number one seed in the East because of last years devastating lost in Game 7 to the Heat in Miami. This time around the Pacers have home court advantage and are looking to make their first trip to the NBA Finals since the year 2000 when they lost in six game to the LA Lakers. Miami come to the East Final as the heavy favorite after sweeping the Bobcats in Round 1 and taking care of Brooklyn in five games to close out Round 2. Indiana finished the regular season with one of the best records at home but that has changed in these playoffs. Indiana has lost 4 game in Bankers Life Fieldhouse but have won 5 straight road games. In the regular season the Pacers and Heat squared off four times, splitting the season series with the home team winning each game(three of the four games decided by six points or less). This series is what the Pacers wanted and now they have a shot to beat the two time defending champions....or will the Heat stave off the hungry Pacers and make a trip to the NBA Finals for a fourth straight year and have a chance to 3-peat as champions? Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals is Sunday and with these two team meeting for the second consecutive year in the East Finals there is sure to be fireworks.