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The ever-talkative Donald Trump has a new nemesis, and this time it’s a fellow entrepreneur in Mark Cuban.

Trump apparently thought that Cuban’s show Shark Tank was cancelled, and sent him a demeaning letter, which Cuban read aloud on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Naturally, Trump mustered up his twitter courage and keeps giving Cuban a hard time.

In a decision that surprised many, Serge Ibaka was fined $25,000 and not suspended for his hit to the most valuable region of Blake Griffin.

Matt Barnes, who was suspended in February for repeatedly shoving Greg Stiemsma, didn’t like that Ibaka wasn’t suspended.

In case you’re wondering how severe Barnes’ “push” was, well, it certainly wasn’t one to be overlooked by the league.

He went on to add this.

And then this.

KD is not nice! Had to get that in there.

Kevin Durant may have only spent one season in Austin, but he’s still faithful to his alma mater, Texas.

After tweeting about the Longhorns’ thrilling comeback victory over Oklahoma, he was greeted by James Fraschilla, son of ESPN analyst Fran Fraschilla, in a retorting manner.

He decided to respond, and pointed out why Texas’ season has been so awful.

KD isn’t to be taken lightly. I would imagine him to be a talented debater, and I’m sure Skip Bayless would love to have his chance with him.

I guess this at least confirms that Dennis Rodman does indeed write his own tweets.

The Worm is in North Korea with the Harlem Globetrotters filming a TV show, and made the false assumption that Gangnam Style star PSY resided in Kim Jong-un’s country.

As you can see, PSY was quick to correct him. I kind of doubt that Rodman even knew that North and South Korea were separate countries.

Is “kk” South Korean for “You disgraced my country and now I will destroy you”? Because I’d totally be okay with that.

Deadspin was at it again today as they posted a conversation between J.R. Smith and a female follower in which he asked the high school girl if she was “trying to get the pipe,” in response to her attending his game that night.

As you can imagine, the phrase “You trying to get the pipe,” is taking Twitter by storm, calling for the hashtag “#YouTryinToGetThePipe.

I guess we can call Smith a good sport for tweeting this a few moments ago:

The picture:

JRSmithPipe

 

Classic JR.

Update:

Smith tweets again.
And again it’s a picture.
And again it’s hilarious:

JRSmithAge

 

Lil Wayne just wanted to watch some basketball and cheer for his Lakers.

And that, apparently, is enough to be removed from AmericanAirlines Arena.

According to a tweet from the rapper’s official Twitter account, Lil Wayne was forced to leave by police because he was simply cheering for his Lakers:

Last season, Lil Wayne had problems with the Oklahoma City Thunder for not allowing him entrance into a playoff game. Come to find out, he did not have a ticket. So, naturally, there was something else going on tonight besides him just cheering for his Lakers:

https://twitter.com/sdVEGA/status/300717533995077632

That’ll do it.

 

Troll hard, LeBron.

During his time off from basketball, Lakers’ Metta World Peace took to Twitter to wish his followers a happy Chinese New Year,  hoping that they all have a great Year of the Snake:

But there’s one problem:

Shake it off.

https://twitter.com/JaValeMcGee34/status/299289853483425792

Do you?

The Rockets hit an amazing 23 three pointers in Tuesday’s victory over the Warriors, and Chandler Parsons took to twitter to stick it to Warriors’ head coach Mark Jackson.

Pretty clever tweeting by Parsons, who has an underrated personality as far as social media goes. “Hand down, man down”, of course, is Mark Jackson’s famous line from his broadcasting days.