Emo Wade said:The Miami Heat are exactly what everyone wanted, losing games," Wade said. "The world is better now because the Heat is losing.
YahooSports said:What's more important is this astonishing lack of clutch play from Miami's troika of LeBron James(notes), Wade and Bosh. All three had exemplary clutch statistics in the seasons leading up to 2010-11, but in shots taken with less than 10 seconds to go in the fourth quarter or overtime, with Miami trailing by three or fewer points, the Heat have gone 1 for 18 this season. A falloff like that is remarkable and just about unprecedented in recent NBA history.
SephCast said:Mike Brown is a turribly annoying commentator. Imagine him as a coach.
Didn't you learn from dream and TCB?ImperialConquest said:DA HEAT
DEEATF
Edit: Sorry. Just had to get it all out of my system.
Forceatowulf said:I cannot express enough how lame and completely bitch-made it is for a player to be crying during a regular season game loss....
Pull your fucking pampers up, Jesus Christ.
FantasticMrFoxdie said:hahah I just messing... I'm a Laker.
Ironically, I have been to more Clippers games, because one of my friends works for their team. I witnessed this monstrosity:
Gigglepoo said:I cried after a Pacers' win...
And then there was Bynum afterward, calling out the Spurs as quitters.
"I haven't seen that yet from San Antonio this year," Bynum said. "But their starters definitely quit."
SephCast said:So the Shaq-Biggie story is that Shaq was supposed to go to the party and hang out with BIG. Shaq fell asleep and didn't make it to the party. He wonders if he would've been hanging with him, standing outside the truck, would the guy have took the shot.
Meh. It would've been even worse if we lost Shaq and Biggie in the same night.
You know damn well we're most likely going to lose to them.Cloudy said:lmao Heat are gonna get mocked all week. Freakin' Lakers better not lose to these guys lol
Forceatowulf said:You know damn well we're most likely going to lose to them.
1) The Heat are going to give a fuck. More so than against any other team this season. Period.
2) The reffing is going to be deplorable. As it always is when the Lakers face a team with LeBron on it. It's like clockwork.
3) Pau becomes bitch-made when he's being guarded by Big Z. I really don't know why this is... but it's the truth.
4) Expect every Heat player and their grandmother to shoot lights out behind the arc.
I definitely want a win, but I'm not putting any stock in it. None what so ever.
ph33nix said:Damage control already
It's ok
At least we won't lose to the Cavs this season
ImperialConquest said:DAT MOTHAFUCKIN CLUTCH
Heysoos said:
Flash said:was there an NBA-age at this time?
SephCast said:Could I ask you an honest question, and ask if you'd trade LeBron for Rose right now?
SephCast said:Oh dear...
And what's this about Shaq being able to prevent Notorious BIG from dying? Wtf espn?
sf2fanatic said:Just wished laker gaf can do a Kobe version of this...
TD killed my stats for today in fantasy..
My bad if anyone gets mad
Edit: I hope ESPN stops bringing up Heat Watch Or am I asking for too much?
I laugh everyday at my f-inlaw for saying Heat gonna make the finals..
The Frankman said:To see Ron Artest and Stephen Jackson unleash their inner hood rat was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. Honorable Mention to Jamaal Tinsley (grabbing a lighting stand a la Dead Rising trying to hit a fan) and Jermaine O'Neal (dropping some fat fan who walked out on the court trying to start something). Growing up a Knicks fan I have seen my share of awesome fight but that was truly amazing.
the funny thing is to this day I can't condemn the Pacers as much as I blame ben Wallace/the idiot fans of Detroit that night. Ben overreacted to a hard foul, Artest inexplicably backed away and didn't retaliate. He then got brained by a bottle of beer, and it was time to rumble. I would not have wanted to be that white guy he was bumrushing, oh God I could watch that fight over and over.
Z is coming off the bench for them. Pau plays more minutes than Bynum. Which = Pau being guarded by Z for the majority of the game.Black Mamba said:Big Z will be matched up with Bynum.
It'll be Bosh vs. Pau for a lot of the night.
I calls 'em like I sees 'em.ph33nix said:Damage control already
It's ok
At least we won't lose to the Cavs this season
Look at the 2:50 mark in that vid, the fans are literally all over the exitway to try and get to the Pacers, disgraceful. As much as I killed Tinsley at the 3:00 minute mark, I can't say I wouldn't do the same thing. The only beef I have with what Artest did is he attacked the wrong guy. The funny thing is in terms of fan involvement another big fight could've ended up the same way...sf2fanatic said:I remember that too. As a fan we do heckle players but that went too far. I still think and others think Im crazy that they havent recover from that incident. Even tho Jackson has had solid numbers and Artest has a ring
The Frankman said:To see Ron Artest and Stephen Jackson unleash their inner hood rat was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hood-ratSonnyBoy said:That is improper usage of the term "hood rat".
Seems right to me!A hood-rat's a prunk, brat, trouble maker, bad up bringing. Picture a person who steals a car so it can run over a cat with it.
The Frankman said:the funny thing is to this day I can't condemn the Pacers as much as I blame ben Wallace/the idiot fans of Detroit that night. Ben overreacted to a hard foul, Artest inexplicably backed away and didn't retaliate. He then got brained by a bottle of beer, and it was time to rumble. I would not have wanted to be that white guy he was bumrushing, oh God I could watch that fight over and over.
going by the other definitions, it seems to be one to those slang terms w/ dual meanings. Like if you're talking about a non-female it means something else.Forceatowulf said:Interesting. I've always associated the term Hood-rat with females. Like another way of calling them a hoe or a bitch or a combination of the two.
The Frankman said:
The Frankman said:going by the other definitions, it seems to be one to those slang terms w/ dual meanings. Like if you're talking about a non-female it means something else.
Throws the punch then runs away..WTF? I remember that plus Collins looking at Smith smiling at the beginning..ClassicThe Frankman said:Look at the 2:50 mark in that vid, the fans are literally all over the exitway to try and get to the Pacers, disgraceful. As much as I killed Tinsley at the 3:00 minute mark, I can't say I wouldn't do the same thing. The only beef I have with what Artest did is he attacked the wrong guy. The funny thing is in terms of fan involvement another big fight could've ended up the same way...
Knicks-Nuggets brawl
This had more agitators tan the Detroit brawl but the key was even though the fight spilled into the front row, fans didn't act stupid and throw stuff/storm the court. I think it's funny how Carmelo Anthony, Eduardo Najera and JR Smith didn't want any other Jared "Stick Figure" Jeffries, "Charmin" Channing Frye and Nate "Anklebiter" Robinson.
Doc Holliday said:Not sure why Spoelstra brought up the crying thing, it's going to make the Heat look worse than they already do.
Ninja Scooter said:Shaq is such an attention whore I don't doubt he called up ESPN himself and was like "Hey i have a story for you, can I be on TV?" Pretty soon he'll be talking about how he could have prevented 9/11 but missed his flight that day.
When the locker room first opened to reporters after the game, Stoudemire and Anthony were bantering and laughing about players on the Miami Heat crying after their loss earlier Sunday to the Chicago Bulls, with Stoudemire fingering Chris Bosh as the watery-eyed one (although Bosh, when asked by reporters in Miami whether he had cried, said he almost had but did not).
"I heard Chris Bosh was crying tears," Stoudemire said.
"Tears?" Anthony asked.
"Yeah, tears," Stoudemire replied.
"Wait 'til I call him, man," Anthony said. "I'll be like: 'What are you doing?'"
Ninja Scooter said:Shaq is such an attention whore I don't doubt he called up ESPN himself and was like "Hey i have a story for you, can I be on TV?" Pretty soon he'll be talking about how he could have prevented 9/11 but missed his flight that day.
Dwayne Wade said:"You're just trying to get comfortable with whatever role you're put in at the moment and you try to be your best at it," Wade said. "That was one of the things we had to understand when we all decided to come together. There was going to be sacrifices we're going to have to make, and you live with the consequences."
And that right there is the reason why I love Wade as a player. Say what you will about his flaws (lol Gigglepoo) but Wade won't lose because of lack of tryingThe Chosen One said:I know it's been said a billion times, but Wade just has the better "win at all costs" mentality to close out a game.