DominoKid said:i dont get it
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DominoKid said:i dont get it
Ummm, no, and i love both players.Dwight & deron, dwight & cp3.Pkaz01 said:I feel bad for dwight.. such a shitty team around him. they need some better slashers, dwight needs to go with an elite perimeter player. Dwight and Rose would be ridiculous.
The Hawks said he(Hinrich) had a strained hamstring and would have an MRI on Friday to determine to extent of the injury.
StickSoldier said:Aw hell yeah, Rick Kamla on NBATV; the only reason to watch that channel.
Boombloxer said:Credit for a game? Sure. But I don't buy that they can do it for a series.
Doing it for a stretch against a team that you know your best punch can beat is a lot easier than doing it against a team whose best punch beats everyone in the league, including yours.
They get no credit until they earn it. Blowing a 20 point lead the way they did just says to me that they're still suspect.
It will really depend on the first few games, if Bynum treats Chandler like his bitch again, it'll be a short series. Dirk is a beast, of course, but the rest of his squad is suspect.
verbum said:Hawks win the series 4-3.
Hawks win the first game everyone is shocked.
Bulls win the second game by 25 points, everyone says "I told ya".
Hawks win the third game in Atlanta by 3 points, everyone says "They were lucky".
Bulls win the fourth game in Atlanta, everyone says "What did I say?".
Bulls win the fifth game in Chicago, everyone says "Only a fool picked the Hawks".
Hawks win the sixth game in Atlanta, everyone says "They will never beat the Bulls in Chicago".
Hawks win the seventh game, shutting down Booz and Deng. Josh Smith remembers the inside lane, and Rose has 5 shots rejected.
Meanwhile the Celtics show up the Heat in 6 games.
Anaheim Royals future.In a late move to land the Kings, Orange County billionaire Henry Samueli has offered to increase his personal loan to the team from $50 million to as much as $75 million, and has offered to buy a minority stake in the organization.
Samueli, owner of the Anaheim Ducks hockey team, also has agreed to make far more costly improvements to Anaheim's Honda Center, which he manages, to bring that facility up to NBA standards.
Originally, Honda Center officials had planned to spend $25 million on upgrades. That figure has jumped in the last few days to $70 million, center officials said Thursday afternoon.
Rodeo Clown said:Anaheim Royals future.
.The Stealth Fox said:I really hope the Lakers lose this series.
Boombloxer said:Dirk is a beast, of course, but the rest of his squad is suspect.
dIEHARD said:
I hate Cuban so bad though, i want them to beat the Lakers but OKC or Memphis for the finals all the way.The Stealth Fox said:I used to hate on Dirk a lot, but I kind of feel bad for him now. I want him to have one more solid run.
dIEHARD said:Yes, the defensive stalwarts the lakers have at guard will stop Terry from hitting jumpshots.
Adam Blade said:Is this thread pretty much the most active sports thread?
NBA-age > *
so you're saying Jazz fans were right all along?SephCast said:
snack said:Grizz, you can do it!
truly101 said:I wonder if Redick has committed suicide yet? I think this was his best regular season production wise until the ab injury. Maybe he wasn't 100% but man, whatver good he did this year, even the game before, all down the drain in that one miss.
Battier better not fuck it up, let someone else be the goat if Memphis is going to lose.
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:And this isn't even taking into consideration Boozer's terrible playoffs.
Two years ago? I'd probably be close to a 9... Today? 8. Maybe 7. These past couple of seasons took a lot out of me, and I had to learn to let the losses go very quickly.LovingSteam said:Rate yourself 1-10 re: how much of a sports fantatic you are. 1 being you couldn't care less and 10 being you live and die with each win or loss.
dIEHARD said:so you're saying Jazz fans were right all along?
LovingSteam said:Rate yourself 1-10 re: how much of a sports fantatic you are. 1 being you couldn't care less and 10 being you live and die with each win or loss.
reilo said:Two years ago? I'd probably be close to a 9... Today? 8. Maybe 7. These past couple of seasons took a lot out of me, and I had to learn to let the losses go very quickly.
Forget about them all you want.
Disrespect them all you want.
Ignore them even, it doesn't matter.
The Hawks welcome the non-believers. In fact, they relish playing that role for anyone willing to discount them the way they've been overlooked this season.
Few people gave them a chance to knock off the Orlando Magic in their first-round series, yet here they stand, headed to the Eastern Conference semifinals for the third straight season.
The Chicago Bulls, top seed in the Eastern Conference and the entire league, will serve as the Hawks' dance partners this time around.
But before the Hawks go there they had to take a moment to reflect on the blatant disrespect they insist they were shown by the Magic. Jameer Nelson joked with Derrick Rose during a late season game that he'd see him in the second round of the playoffs, assuming that bouncing the Hawks from the postseason for a second straight year would be a formality.
Ultimately, it was not. In fact, it was nothing of the sort. The Hawks took the upper hand from the start, winning Game 1 in Orlando, and then finished them off at home in Game 6 Thursday night.
It was a wild night, one where the Hawks found the resolve to beat back the team that humiliated them a year earlier in the conference semifinals.
"It was very emotional. This is a very hard-fought series," Hawks coach Larry Drew said. "Coming into this series, not many people gave us a chance. A lot of people thought what we accomplished against this team in the regular season that it was a fluke. But our guys came in to the series thinking they could win the series."
The only question that remains is, can they win the next one?
LovingSteam said:Rate yourself 1-10 re: how much of a sports fantatic you are. 1 being you couldn't care less and 10 being you live and die with each win or loss.
verbum said:http://www.usatoday.com/sports/basketball/nba/hawks/notes.htm
Usually I take the Hawks with a grain of salt but for some reason I am believing the impossible can happen this year. Maybe someone put something in my coffee. Maybe I had a stroke. But for some reason I am looking forward to this series with the Bulls. Trying to convert the heathens right now to take a second look at the Hawks. Most of the time it is, "But it is the Hawks...". And after we beat the Bulls, we have the Celtics. We play good against the Celtics.
I was more of a 3-4 a few years ago. Now, its more of a 6-7. Basketball grew gradually on me.LovingSteam said:Rate yourself 1-10 re: how much of a sports fantatic you are. 1 being you couldn't care less and 10 being you live and die with each win or loss.
I would have to put myself at a 8. I am very "life goes on" after a loss but I have a feeling that the end of the Thunder season since I have watched all but one game this year either in person or on TV will be very tough for me. I am more emotionally invested in this team than any other right now. Even more so than my alma mater.LovingSteam said:Rate yourself 1-10 re: how much of a sports fantatic you are. 1 being you couldn't care less and 10 being you live and die with each win or loss.
LovingSteam said:Rate yourself 1-10 re: how much of a sports fantatic you are. 1 being you couldn't care less and 10 being you live and die with each win or loss.
sooperkool said:Dwight needs to grow some balls and quit trying to be a media darling. I know because of hi upbringing he's not going to be a bad as but take over the team. That and the front office needs to quit moving players around so they can gel.
SephCast said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENKD-YqwnCo&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL
Basketball is amazing. Please don't lockout.
LovingSteam said:Rate yourself 1-10 re: how much of a sports fantatic you are. 1 being you couldn't care less and 10 being you live and die with each win or loss.