Didn't jobber say you guys clinched already?The Crimson Blur said:54 wins is good enough to clinch playoffs in the West right now. We will probably clinch this week.
In the 2nd week of March.
Not really. In tonight's game the Heat didn't look like they belonged on the same court as the Spurs. Trying to look for individual players to blame would be totally pointless.Gigglepoo said:Damn, can't believe I missed tonight's game. Was this another time when Wade's shot wasn't falling and he couldn't help in any other way? 3 rebounds and 1 assist is pretty weak.
Gigglepoo said:Damn, can't believe I missed tonight's game. Was this another time when Wade's shot wasn't falling and he couldn't help in any other way? 3 rebounds and 1 assist is pretty weak.
Sharp said:Didn't jobber say you guys clinched already?
TheGreatMightyPoo said:All I know is LeBron missed a bunch of shots in the second half.
Sharp said:Not really. In tonight's game the Heat didn't look like they belonged on the same court as the Spurs. Trying to look for individual players to blame would be totally pointless.
The Crimson Blur said:54 wins is good enough to clinch playoffs in the West right now. We will probably clinch this week.
In the 2nd week of March.
They are just too boring and fundamental to even discuss.Sanjuro Tsubaki said:I'm still not sure the Spurs will make the playoffs. The experts tell me they aren't a high caliber team. I hope they can at least make the 8th seed.
The second unit will be much better when Delonte/Shaq/Davis are back.Black Mamba said:I didn't compare them to anyone. I simply stated the bench unit blew the lead twice. I feel like this will be a recurring team come May.
ESPN recap said:Miami coach Erik Spoelstra preached "adversity" and "collective resolve" with reporters before the game. He said that following the Heat's incredible collapse against Orlando on Thursday night, team president Pat Riley joined him in trying to brainstorm ways to get the team out of another funk.
Instead, they came up speechless.
"Part of the conversation was ... just sitting there, in silence, while both of us were trying to think about what we can do next," Spoelstra said.
San Antonio, meanwhile, crossed another opponent off its list.
well...there's a reason why he's not coaching.Blackface said:WAY MORE here http://gossipsports.com/?p=1393
Dreams-Visions said:well...there's a reason why he's not coaching.
Gigglepoo said:I assume someone has already .gif'd Timmy mouthing "Game Over," right?
Black Mamba said:2 games needed, I believe. a spurs win and Memphis loss should do it.
not that the 8th seed will win 51, anyway.
did Timmy say, "...he's born/Bron free" ?The Crimson Blur said:
And a new meme is born.
I will be using this all the time.
oh snap.TheGreatMightyPoo said:What's the reason his brother is???
Dreams-Visions said:did Timmy say, "...he's born free" ?
he's not saying "game over".
ya got me there, if there is a crime for being way too confident in a team, I committed it.SamuraiX- said:
The Crimson Blur said:http://i52.tinypic.com/a2zw9y.jpg
So damn salty.Bosh on Tony Parker said:"That's probably like that [New England Patriots coach] Bill Belichick thing that they do," Heat forward Chris Bosh said. "Tom Brady will go on the IR or something and he'll be back Sunday. They're smart guys. It's more than just the course of the game. It's a mental game, too. He probably knew he was playing all the time."
He tweaked his ankle on Tuesday, he should be back in a couple of games.Darkman M said:Charmin soft Chandler is hurt again Brandy?
Sharp said:Oh god Bosh :heatbench
So damn salty.
Is he talking about LeBron's elbow?Sharp said:Oh god Bosh :heatbench
So damn salty.
Grimm Fandango said:Haha wow.
Bosh probably heard that from Gisele.Sharp said:Oh god Bosh :heatbench
So damn salty.
:heatbenchSanjuro Tsubaki said:
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:
Sharp said:Oh god Bosh :heatbench
So damn salty.
who dat white girl? I seem to remember Bron getting into it with Bosh's wife a couple years back?Bread said:Bosh probably heard that from Gisele.
I never knew Bosh had a beard.Bread said:Bosh probably heard that from Gisele.
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:His job isn't to strictly play defense, he is our top scoring option of the bench. He is replacing Nate Robinson...I don't know how people can prefer Nate > Green.
The Crimson Blur said:Makes sense. Quite possible Tony was faking.
I mean, who would wanna go on a road trip to Cleveland?
feels good, man.K.Jack said:Cavs, son.
CAVS.
It's the Knicks, yo.Dreams-Visions said:feels good, man.
The Crimson Blur said:
Heat bench!
Dreams-Visions said:STOP TAKING OUR HAPPINESS AWAY.
:-(
When Baron Davis arrived in Los Angeles almost three years ago, he was supposed to be the harbinger of a new era for the Clippers. He had just taken the almost equally pathetic Golden State Warriors to consecutive winning seasons and with a real big man in Elton Brand, he would be the bearded and smiling face of that change. People would be able to look back in the annals of Clipper history and pinpoint exactly when it was that the Clippers turned it around. Baron still may be able to be that marker, that Black Swan event that everyone rationalizes post-facto, but it wont be in the way that he initially hoped.
Barons first two years with the franchise were more than a disappointment, but a heartbreaking poke in the eye to the fans of the Clippers. Local prodigy returns home to do good stories twisted and inverted themselves to the point where he was the focal point for blame. Brand may have bolted for Philadelphia, but it was still Barons team to handle. There were still players like Kaman, Camby, Gordon, and Zach Randolph. All was not lost, and yet, Baron arrived to camp overweight and unmotivated. His play in the beginning of the season was so uninspired that the Clippers barely pretended to have the normal and unreasonable excitement on the year. They finished with only 19 wins.
Blame piled on his shoulders, but there was a measure of understanding and fingerpointing at Elton Brand, the good guy that ran out on the bad situation. And with the prospect of Blake Griffin, a then exciting but unknown commodity bounding around the Big 12, there was a source of hope. Baron arrived into camp the following year in shape, with some ready to declare his first year with the Clippers an aberration. After all, many Clipper fans had watched Baron play with their own eyes. They witnessed his talent when he played at UCLA in his two years there, they knew what kind of limitless potential and charisma that could still transform the Clippers into more than the Lakers sniveling little brother. He did documentaries on the life of the inner city, spoke out, helped kids, and there always seemed to be times when his bushy face and unbridled smile were in a magazine, online or in the paper. There was still hope for him, a precious commodity in Clipperland.
But his great shape didnt transition into a great mental state. A huge blow to be sure, but as soon as Blake went down with the injury that no one could give a correct prognosis, Baron reverted back to a form of Bad Baron, hoisting up transition threes and driving fans crazy. Even though the Clippers hovered around .500 for the first half of the season, it was clear that in the competitive Western Conference the Clippers wouldnt be able to compete. They traded off fan favorite Marcus Camby and thats when the real, cutting blame set in. Baron not only wasnt the teams savior but he was the reason for the teams failures. Every jacked up three pointer, every turnover signaled the wasted opulence of his talent, the clear arrogance and delusion of self, and at the heart of it all, the embodiment of the stereotype of what was wrong with professional athletes. He coasted on his talent.
Oh, I don't think our hopes ride on Baron. We know he has a way of being a rollercoaster.dream said:tldr: don't get too excited about Baron.