I’ve just heard that the new Knight Rider Series has been cancelled. I really hope not ’cause I love it. Can anyone comfirm that?…

Has it stooped so far down that we are concerned so much about our rival’s post-season success?

You got Greg Popa on Comcast Sports Net, Chronicle Live covering more Manny Ramirez and Dodger baseball than Giant baseball.

During the 2003 playoffs, Lakers vs. Kings, you should have heard Grant Napier of Ticket 1040 predicting wins against L.A…………unbelievable.

Look Cam, Dwight Howard is not beating L.A.

People in L.A. could care less about their rivals up here. They don’t spend air time talking about the Warriors and the Giants…………….

We, here in the Bay Area are way too obsessed with that “Beat L.A.” mentality.

I was going to call this guy (Cam Inman) out when he wrote the bad-mouth Chris Mullin article……….who is Cam Inman anway?…………….How the hell is he a jouralist?

Cam, take the Al Harrington banner off and replace it with Marcus Williams, in street clothes, on the bench, mouth open, with that stupid look on his face………that should be your job at the paper.

2. Trade Crawford, Wright and this years #7 or next years #1 pick to Raptors for Chris Bosh!

3. Draft Tyreke Evans, Brandon Jennings, or trade down and target Williams, Clark or Derozan

I mean do you guys really think that these guys can turn the tides for our 2009-2010 Golden State Warriors?

Do you really think these guys are difference makers?

Are they winners? Finishers? Closers? Champions?

No, No, No and No.

Forget these rookies, here is the only list of players that can help our team, nobody else:

1. # 24
2. LeBron James
3. D-Wade
4. Carmello Anthony
5. Dirk Nowitzki
5. T-Mac
6. Y. Ming
7. B. Roy
8. C. Paul
9. C. Bosh
10. M. Redd
11. J. Johnson
12. A. Stoudemire

Guys, we are known around the league for our 4th quarter offensive meltdowns.

There were 2 games in particular in 2008-2009 that stand out in my mind. Road game against Phoenix and Home Game against San Antonio.

We went through 5:00 scoring droughts in both games in the 4th quarter and still had a chance to win the game. Obviously, San Antonio and Phoenix are now bottom feeder playoff teams in the West…..giving way to the Denvers, Houstons and Portlands. But still, it would have been nice to win those games.

My point is, that in the 4th quarter, we never know who to turn to. Should it be Jamal, taking to the basket for a teardrop or a floater? Should it be Corey attacking and getting to the line? Should it be Stephen and his 3 on 1 3 pointers in the Open Court?

Who should it be?

We don’t know, neither does our coach.

That is why we need an established, NBA difference maker like the guys on my list or similar type players.

Until then, we’re just stroking our cocks.