Sucks man.Had tickets, ticketmaster crashed lost em
Is there nothing you can do?Had tickets, ticketmaster crashed lost em
Is there nothing you can do?
Not really through ticketmaster. Tried again but all that was left were the singles in the top rows. I'd rather just go and get drunk on Beale St. with friends and see if we can find a scalper then sit where the tickets were left alone. Ideally I hope that my facebook plea for someone to sell me tickets comes through.
Not really through ticketmaster. Tried again but all that was left were the singles in the top rows. I'd rather just go and get drunk on Beale St. with friends and see if we can find a scalper then sit where the tickets were left alone. Ideally I hope that my facebook plea for someone to sell me tickets comes through.
Soccer, football, ice hockey...
Basketball is the worst, it's 90% dunks and shots that any kid in a gym could make that are only top plays because they are important given the context (end of game). Dunks are the single most overrated sporting highlight. The defender is at a total disadvantage based on the rules of the game, so how is dunking on someone in any way impressive? And of course breakaway dunks are even dumber. That's like being impressed by some football player (eg DeSean Jackson) acrobatically diving into the end zone when there is no opposing player within ten yards of him... who cares? Plus scoring in basketball Happens with such frequency that most individual goals are practically meaningless.
Bosh is being used the way Lebron wants him to be used.
From the best sports highlights thread in the OT:
lawlz, this guy
man, you guys are speaking as if Lakers are going to win tonight. I am fully expecting them to lose.
In the long history of terrible moves by the Memphis Grizzlies, mark my words, this one will reign supreme.
Worse than drafting Hasheem Thabeet.
Worse than trading Pau Gasol for Marc Gasol, Kwame Brown, and cash.
Worse than re-signing Rudy Gay for $80 million.
This, this right here, is not just the worst move in the history of the Grizzlies, but it is the shining golden cap on the mountain of terrible moves made by NBA owners over the past 2 years. It is this, exact move, that nullifies any argument the owners can possibly make that they spend their money responsibly inside the current CBA. It is this contract that overshadows Joe Johnson's contract, Amir Johnson's contract, Darko Milicic's contract as the single worst contract handed out in 2010.
ESPN's Chris Broussard and the Memphis Commercial-Appeal reports that the Memphis Grizzlies have agreed to a 5-year, $40-million-plus extension for Mike Conley.
There is really nothing more to say.
Preach it brother.man, you guys are speaking as if Lakers are going to win tonight. I am fully expecting them to lose.
I'm glad I didn't watch game 6 'cause I was out but I would've thrown something at my TV.
Preach it brother.
I never want to see Mike brown coach another lakers game ever again.
Lets go denver
Had tickets, ticketmaster crashed lost em
Preach it brother.
I never want to see Mike brown coach another lakers game ever again.
Lets go denver
Probably the best thing that could happen to the Lakers is for them to lose. Mike Brown is an idiot and you guys can do better.
Nate McMillan future!
I hope the Lakers are victorious so viakado can cherish Mike Brown's coaching forever and ever and ever
the last straw for me personally was using steve blake and sessions in at the same time.Probably the best thing that could happen to the Lakers is for them to lose. Mike Brown is an idiot and you guys can do better.
Brown putting both out there on the floor at the same time is definitely unforgivable, but JVG is my hero and an awesome analyst. Leave him be and go get Brian Shaw back.bf3 leggo.
the last straw for me personally was using steve blake and sessions in at the same time.
i wouldn't mike Jeff van gundy as a coach.
MVP stuff
Apparently you can miss half of the season and still be one of the most valuable players in the NBA and more valuable than a guy who outplayed you and played all 66, wtf.
That happened to me two weeks ago for a concert.Had tickets, ticketmaster crashed lost em
Basketball is different because a star player can control the outcome much more than in any other team sport. A basketball team with 2 of the top 5 and 3 of the top 15 players should never lose a series. Miami has no excuse for not winning this year outside of injury (I really hope we get no more)
Seriously? Miami has had NO injuries, as opposed to basically every other team in the playoffs.
And there's no way Bosh is top 15. The whole explanation that he's good when he gets touches is ludicrous. If he were good, he would take the initiative to get touches. That's largely the player's fault, not the team.
Seriously? Miami has had NO injuries, as opposed to basically every other team in the playoffs.
And there's no way Bosh is top 15. The whole explanation that he's good when he gets touches is ludicrous. If he were good, he would take the initiative to get touches. That's largely the player's fault, not the team.
Who the hell voted for Joe.
Who the hell voted for Joe.
In the playoffs?Bullshit.
From the best sports highlights thread in the OT:
lawlz, this guy
LMAO. You have absolutely no idea of what you are goin on about.
Edit: I demand everybody watches LBJs MVP speech. http://www.nba.com/live1/
In the playoffs?
No but he didn't really say that.
http://espn.go.com/boston/nba/story...a-says-foul-called-incorrectly-boston-celticsNEW YORK -- The NBA says a foul against Boston with 3.1 seconds left in Atlanta's season-ending loss on Thursday should have been called sooner, which would have given the Hawks a free throw instead of just the ball out of bounds.
The Celtics' Marquis Daniels held the Hawks' Al Horford as Atlanta was inbounding the ball trailing 81-79. Referee Eric Lewis called a foul, but ruled it came after Marvin Williams had released the ball, meaning it was just a common foul that resulted in another throw-in.
However, replays showed the foul occurred before the ball was passed and should have been treated as an away-from-the-play foul, in which case Atlanta would have been awarded one free throw and retained possession of the ball.
Boston won 83-80 to take the series 4-2.
http://www.nba.com/official/During the last two minutes of the fourth period or overtime, if a personal foul is assessed against the defensive team prior to the ball being released on a throw-in, it is considered an Away-From-The-Play Foul and the offensive team is awarded one free throw and possession of the ball. With 3.1 seconds remaining in the the Boston-Atlanta game last night, a foul was called on the Celtics' Marquis Daniels after the Hawks' Marvin Williams had released the ball and therefore the foul was correctly treated as a common foul and not an Away-From-the-Play foul. With that said, however, the replay shows that the foul on Daniels should have been called sooner than it was by the officials, in which case it would have met the requirements of an Away-From-The-Play Foul.
shadow only watches Heat games.Seriously, does Heat-gaf actually watch basketball?
That happened to me two weeks ago for a concert.
Context.
Context tells me nothing either.