Go back twelve months in your memory. Maybe thirteen just to be sure.

The 2007 NBA draft is about two weeks away and the entire league is reeling from the Tim Donaghy fiasco and trying to concentrate on whether Greg Oden or Kevin Durant will be picked 1st.

After selecting Derrick Rose with the top overall pick of the 2008 NBA Draft, the Chicago Bulls is faced with the tough decision of what to do with so many guards on its roster. Many believe Chicago will hold onto Kirk Hinrich and play him primarily at the shooting guard spot, while others believe he should be shopped for a big man.

Here are two point guards that are young, up and coming, and look like they will be All-Stars in the future. Calderon is more of a controlled point guard. He's one of the best players in the league at not turning it over while still getting assists. Rondo on the other hand is a speedy guard who can almost always get to the hoop and score, while also being a decent rebounding guard.

Top Picks Can't Stay Healthy First, Michael Beasley gets a cracked sternum during his very first practice.  Is this guy that fragile that he can't even make it through one NBA practice?

What an off-season it’s been for the National Basketball Association! A great amount of free agent signings have been made, some have changed faces of franchises, where as others have solidified a teams attempt to contend. Good luck contending with Boston, as they look to be the team to beat again in 2009, but a nice free agent class may be all it takes to be the next Champ! Let’s take a look at a few of the bigger signing that have happened thus far:

Dahntay Jones had a team-high 21 points on 8-15 shooting, and newly acquired Arkansas rookie Sonny Weems had 17 points, three rebounds, three assists for the Nuggets, as they defeated the Philadelphia Sixers, 99-85.

This isn't a very frequently asked question. Most of the time it's always Deron Williams or Chris Paul. And ya, those to are the best two point guards in the league now. But what about this match up, Tony Parker or Steve Nash?

Often ask people this question andI find it quite interesting. If you could take one player, andbuild a team around him, who would it be? Most people answer Chris Paul, Lebron James or Kobe Bryant. All are very good answers. Let's see who would be the best choice.

The New Jersey Nets are making an obvious push toward the future, as evidenced by the deals that sent Jason Kidd to the Dallas Mavericks for a slew of young talent and Richard Jefferson to the Milwaukee Bucks for prospect forward Yi Jianlian and forward Bobby Simmons.  It’s hard to imagine the team won’t do the same thing with Vince Carter before next season starts.