JaVale McGee dominates at the Nike Drew summer league.

JaVale almost did it, he almost had his own basketball mix-tape that made him look like a modern day Wilt Chamberlain, but nope. No matter how precise the editing was, that was classic JaVale. Dude just don't know his limits. Ahhh, I really missed his Wizards days.

Ben McLemore's super breakaway AND1 poster slam.

Normally, I would write my own comment, but there is no way I am topping "He exorcised demons with that flush." Nope. That man is a genius.

Nate Robinson signs a baby at the NBA Las Vegas summer league.

Vegas, baby. Via: @NBASummerLeague

Greatest father ever or the worst father ever? I mean, seriously, how desperate do you have to be to not even bother go about looking for literally anything else, before going up to Nate Robinson and go "here's my baby, can I have your autograph, but instead of signing it on something people would normally sign on, can you do it on my baby?" Just look at that poor child, that baby does not look pleased. Like not at all.

Mike Brown interrupts Dion Waiters' interview and kisses him on the head.

Wait..... Dion Waiters... defense? HAHAHAHAHA

Kent Bazemore rises up for the left-handed poster jam.

Now that Kent Bazemore could actually play some minutes, we just need to clone him so he remain on the bench to celebrate everything forever. And maybe I ... and everyone can get our own Kent Bazemore for our daily tasks? *Publishes blog post* *Bazemore three point fingers* *Flushes toilet,...* you know where I am going with this.

Kent Bazemore goes out on Vegas Strip to see if anyone recognizes him.

It should be forbidden to take photos with Kent Bazemore and not be "Bazemoring" (the act of celebrating a three pointer scored by either yourself, or a teammate). The wedding couple really missed out on a wedding photo of a life time.

Nuggets' Jordan Hamilton loses his shorts on the drive to the bucket.

I have seen a lot of things during basketball games, but I never thought I would ever see a NBA basketball player lose his shorts on accident (is nothing sacred anymore? I know Metta World Peace, the player formerly known as Ron Artest once pulled down Paul Pierce's shorts, but that's Ron, he does whatever).

And no, I still haven't stopped laughing.

Jonas Valanciunas drops the f-bomb in his hilarious interview with DeMar DeRozan.

Jonas Valanciunas is now my new, new favorite. Sorry, KD.

More DeMar DeRozan dunks from the Nike Drew summer league.

I still have not and will not, forgive any of you who voted for Blake Griffin to be the 2011 NBA Dunk Contest Champion. It should have been DeMar, you guys robbed him, Toronto and the rest of Canada of the very few trophies we can win. How could you? You heartless animals.

Random NBA .GIF of the Day: Hawks' draft pick, Lucas Nogueira gets hit by an unexpected ball.

Via: @cjzero

Big hair, don't care. Long live the Brazilian 'Fro.

DeMar DeRozan dunks it up at the Nike Drew summer league.

Really hope you stayed for the second dunk, because that's pretty much one of the greatest in-game dunks ever. (Nothing tops Vince Carter on Frédéric Weis at the 2000 Olympics, of course.)

Andre Drummond's Tracy McGrady Impression.

Andre Drummond can probably do it without the trampolines, but okay.

Javale McGee crushes Nike Drew summer league defender with the hammer jam.

Dang, you really can't teach wingspan.

Random NBA .GIF of the Day: Reggie Miller knows all your hot new dance moves.

PARTY TIME! /puts "I like to move it (Madagascar version, of course)" on repeat and synchronize.

Via: @CardboardGerald

Random NBA .GIF of the Day: Rasheed Wallace reacts to foul call like Rasheed Wallace.

SHHEEEEEEEDDD. Via: oakleyandallen tumblr

Oh man, we are going to see a lot of these, aren't we? Definitely not complaining.

Reggie Jackson breaks Summer League record with 35 points, 23 of which in the 4th.

I know, I know. It's just Summer League. But scoring 23 of his 35 points in the 4th quarter to break a Summer League record is quite impressive. Reggie Jackson is baaaaaddd man.

Rasheed Wallace is already yelling "Ball Don't Lie" on his first day as asst. coach.

You might as well just hand over all of your money now. Told you dudes.

Via: Deadspin

Rasheed Wallace is the new Detroit Pistons assistant coach.

First day at work clothes. Via: @WallaceNBA_ESPN

No, really, you guys. It's true. And it is going to be the best thing ever, probably. 

From ESPN:

Former NBA player Rasheed Wallace has agreed to a two-year deal to join the Detroit Pistons' coaching staff and was on the bench Monday during the team's summer league game against the Boston Celtics. 

Wallace also had a notorious reputation for being one of the most volatile and temperamental players in the league. He routinely led the league in technical fouls and finished with 317 for his career. Moments before his coaching debut Monday, Wallace said he was ready for a change of pace and joked he would remain calm in his new job. 

"I'm not expending the energy out there, running back and forth, [telling referees], 'I'm out here busting my [tail] and you're not giving me a call,'" Wallace said about keeping his emotions in check as an assistant coach. "Being over there on the sideline, you try to be more of a motivational inspiration for the kids."

Yea okay, Sheed. You are not getting this one over anybody. Not even your player could vouch for you.

I asked Andre Drummond who is the biggest trash talker in the NBA. He thought for a second and said, "My new coach... Rasheed Wallace."
— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) July 8, 2013

I am now taking any over/under bets on the number of "ball don't lie(s)" and technical fouls per game. My guess would be ALL OF THEM, because you know, he's Sheed.