Tristan Thompson gets jiggy at the NBA Rising Stars Challenge.

This by no means is as good as Shaq's moves a few years back in the dance-off between him, Dwight Howard and LeBron James, but it's not too bad. At least there weren't any giant snakes and robots involved.

Javale McGee, Brandon Jennings and Tristan Thompson leads last nights' NBA bloopers.

The NBA is great for many reasons. The basketball aspect alone is great, but nothing is better than professional basketball players messing up and making themselves look like idiots.

Number 1: Javale McGee does the worst flop in the world. (Via: @SBNation)

There is not really much to say. Javale McGee is who he is, and he will always be awesome. In the aww-look-at-the-dumb-things-he-does-to-make-us-laugh kind of way and totally not you-are-a-great-player-that-makes-the-right-decisions way. Let's face it. If Javale McGee actually becomes a consistently good basketball player, we will all be miserable.

Number 2: Tristan Thompson betrays his teammates and passes the basketball to his opponent. (Via: SB Nation)

You have eyes for a reason. Think before you jump stop into traffic, young one. At least force one up to try for a foul call.

Number 3: Brandon Jennings is not very good with time.

 

Down three points after Charlie Villanueva drains the shot from behind the arc, the Milwaukee Bucks had one last chance to tie game. With 9.7 seconds left on the game clock, plenty of time to get a good shot off, Brandon Jennings goes haywire and takes a step in from the half court line to launch a potential game tying three at the 5 second mark that would completely miss the rim. Looks like that max-deal you are looking for, won't come anytime soon.

NBA Christmas Carols - Cleveland Cavaliers Edition.

This one is a little late, but I promised to upload every single NBA Christmas Carol in 2012. If you treasure your hearing and would like to keep one of your most important 5 senses in proper form, please click away now. For those who are like me and love to watch professional basketball players embarrass themselves, continue on.

Let's be honest, these guys are terrible. I am just glad that one of them can play basketball, instead of haunting the streets with that voice. In terms of their ranking, I would put them in 7th place, ahead of the Lakers, but then I heard Tristan Thompson sing again, so they drop to the bottom the list.

If you still care, this is the current standing of the NBA Christmas Carols Power Rankings: 1. Dallas Mavericks, 2. Houston Rockets, 3. Brooklyn Nets, 4. Minnesota Timberwolves, 5. Denver Nuggets, 6. Golden State Warriors, 7. Los Angeles Lakers, 8. Cleveland Cavaliers.