Lebron is Leaving Cleveland...

For Hollywood! The Cavaliers superstar and reigning NBA MVP will make his feature film debut by playing himself in an upcoming comedy. James will appear in "Fantasy Basketball Camp" by Universal Pictures. The movie is about five guys from different backgrounds who come to Las Vegas to live out their fantasy by attending James' basketball camp. Production will begin next summer, when James can become a free agent. Producer Brian Grazer is convinced the All-Star forward can make the transition to the big screen, as rapper Eminem did in "8 Mile." Grazer also produced that picture. James will be an executive producer on the project along with his business manager, Maverick Carter. This summer, James has been promoting "More Than a Game," a documentary which chronicles how he and four childhood friends achieved their dream of winning a high school national championship. The film opens Oct. 2.

Big Celebrity marries Big Athlete!

A huge celebrity wedding is taking place this sunday. The two that are getting married are, Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom, and Reality TV star Khloe Kardashian. Lamar Odom is is 29 years old, and he just signed a 4 year contract extension with the L.A. Lakers. He helped the team alot this past season by being a key role in their offense and helped kobe lead them to their franchise's 15th NBA title. Lamar already has two kids, a daughter Destiny, and a son Lamar Jr. He had another son named Jayden, who was only 6 months old and died in his crib in 2006. Khloe Kardashian has been on 2 TV shows, Keeping up with the Kardashians, and another show with just her sister called Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami. She also competed on the Celebrity Apprentice earlier this year.

Hall of Fame Inducties of 2009

This past week three of the greatest players to ever play the game of basketball, and one of the greatest coaches to ever coach the game, were inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. the players were, Michael "Air" jordan, john Stockton, David "General" Robinson, and the coach was the great Jerry Sloan. Michael Jordan spent most of his NBA career with one franchise, the chicago Bulls, where he won 6 NBA titles, 5 time MVP, 1 time All-NBA second team, 1 time NBA defensive player of the year, 10 time All-NBA first team, 9 time NBA All defensive team, 1985 NBA Rookie of the year, 1985 All Rookie team, 3 time NBA MVP of all-star game, 2 time NBA slam dunk contest winner, 2 olympic gold medals, and 1 time NCAA champion. John Stockton played 19 years in the NBA all with the same team, the Utah Jazz. He was a 10 time NBA All star, 2 time All NBa first team, 6 time All NBA second team, 3 time All NBA third team, 5 time NBA all defensive second team, and NBA's 50th Anniversary All-time team. David Robinson played 14 years in the NBA, all with the San Antonio Spurs. He was a 2 time NBA Champion, 1 time NBA MVP, 10 time NBA All-star, 1 time NBA defensive player of the year, 4 time all-NBA first team, 2 time all-NBA second team, 4 time all-NBA third team, and 1990 Rookie of the year. Jerry Sloan coached for the Utah Jazz, where he had a record of 1137-751. He was placed on the all time NBA coaches list for wins. He is 4th on the list of all time most winning coaches. The year of 2009 has one of the best, if not the best inducty classes of all time.

Pacers Can't Keep Up The "Pace"

The Boston Celtics have added a key player to their lineup in the man of Marquis Daniels from the Indiana Pacers. He was a 6 year player, all 6 with the Pacers, but they could'nt hold on to him. He is a 6 foot 6, 200 lbs guard who will probably be backing up either Paul Pierce or Ray Allen, or both of them. He is a very skilled player who can shoot and pass just as good as anyone on the team. I think that by adding him, they are adding more depth to their bench and more skill and just another piece of the puzzle to pull in another NBA Championship.

New Guy In Town

The other night while I was looking at the Celtics website for some news, I looked at the roster for this upcomming season and I saw a name I didn't recognize. His name was Lester Hudson, a rookie out of TMU, or Tennessee-Martin University. I decided that I wanted to see if he was a good player so I went on youtube and I found some videos of him and found out that he is a very good player. The Celtics are going to be very fortunate to sign him this season because he is lights out from downtown, like Ray Allen, and he can dunk it like KG, and he can make amazing passes like Rajon Rondo. Hudson is a 6 foot 3, 190 lbs guard who I think should back up Paul Pierce. Lester Hudson set numerous records at his college in the 2 years that he played there. For example, he scored 1,727 points in his 2 years at TMU, which was 2 points less than the all time scoring record, but that was set by a player who played there for 4 years instead of 2. So if he can scored all those points in that time, then I cant wait to see what he can do for the Celtics this year.