Who would win a one-on-one tournament between the NBA's biggest superstars? This is what our friends at NBA Coast to Coast (9 p.m. ET, ESPN2) will be debating every Tuesday this month, and we're asking SN to weigh in! Each week we'll give you the one-on-one matchups and you vote for the winners until one superstar is declared the winner!

Next week's matchups:
Carmelo Anthony vs. Russell Westbrook
Kevin Durant vs. James Harden

Who would win this one-on-one matchup?

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  91%
  LeBron James
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  9%
  Dwyane Wade

(Total votes: 44,456)

Who would win this one-on-one matchup?

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  75%
  Kobe Bryant
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  25%
  Chris Paul

(Total votes: 45,192)

The men's basketball roster for Team USA is set, and the latest incarnation of the Dream Team is ready to go for the gold in London. The squad is missing some big names -- two-thirds of the Miami Heat's Big Three and Dwight Howard, to be specific -- but it's rounded out with guys like Blake Griffin and James Harden. Coach K thinks this squad could be better than 2008's team, but will it also win the gold?

More: Who are the best players on Team USA?

Which injured star will Team USA miss more this summer?

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  68%
  Dwight Howard
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  32%
  Dwyane Wade

(Total votes: 48,878)

Who was the biggest snub from the U.S. Olympic men's basketball team final roster?

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  36%
  Anthony Davis
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  43%
  Rudy Gay
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  21%
  Eric Gordon

(Total votes: 87,217)

Which Team USA Olympic roster is better?

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  45%
  2008
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  55%
  2012

(Total votes: 9,254)

On Friday, "First Take" debated Chris Paul's future with the Clippers. He's got some options with his deal, as he hasn't signed a long-term commitment to the team yet. Israel Gutierrez thinks he'll sign eventually, but Rob Parker doesn't see it happening this offseason. Bomani Jones thinks Paul will find a better place to play, even though he is a good fit for his current team. What's your take?

The Clippers are out of the running, which is normally a sentence one would say sometime around December. This season, however, they made it all the way to the conference semifinals, taking care of a tough Grizzlies team in seven games before falling to the aging but still effective Spurs juggernaut. Seriously, 18 straight wins since mid-April? That's somewhat notable, don't you think? Anyway, the Clippers clearly must be pleased with how their season turned out overall, but there are questions about their long-term future, as neither Blake Griffin nor Chris Paul has signed a long-term contract extension. Will both reside in Lob City for the long haul?

What are Blake Griffin and Chris Paul's long-term futures with the Clippers?

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  58%
  Both will sign long-term deals
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  19%
  Griffin will sign a long-term deal
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  4%
  Paul will sign a long-term deal
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  19%
  Neither will sign a long-term deal

(Total votes: 88,360)

Will the Clippers ever win a championship with a core of Blake Griffin and Chris Paul?

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  43%
  Yes
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  57%
  No

(Total votes: 54,831)

After back-to-back sweeps, are the Spurs the favorite to win the NBA championship?

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  64%
  Yes
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  36%
  No

(Total votes: 141,130)