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kdailey4315
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Bynum better get a fat ass fine and multi game suspension for next year. I wish they could save his suspension for the playoffs next year.
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I said back around christmas that if the Lakers didn't get a guard that could contribute the Lakers would be in big trouble. Fisher, Barnes, Blake, Walton, Artest, & Bynum need to go. Pissed me off when they sat on their fat asses and let the trade deadline come and go without doing anything to help them. I don't know why they value Bynum so much, how good would they have been had they traded him for Garnett a few years ago when they had the chance. Carmelo might have been able to help or he might have disappeared like he did in NY. They have owned the Mavs up until this series and I hate seeing that POS Cuban's team win. Well it looks like the title will head out east this year. Dallas, Memphis, or OKC can't beat Chicago, Miami, or Boston. Oh well, I hope this was a wakeup call for them.G $MONEY$ said:
kdailey4315
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The only thing that was worse to me was when Rudy Tomjonavich (SP?) was sucker punched and has his face broken. This was definitely the worse I've ever seen in my lifetime.
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Rondo is officially a man amongst boys. coming out strong in game 4. I hope the C's can keep up this intensity for however long they last in the playoffs. If they lose playing like this then they shouldn't have any regrets.
Saw this today and enjoyed it. It's from a Boston website, so take it for what it's worth:
http://boston.barstoolsports.com/m/rand ... ondo-aint/
Saw this today and enjoyed it. It's from a Boston website, so take it for what it's worth:
http://boston.barstoolsports.com/m/rand ... ondo-aint/
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Well Celtics, it's been a fun run. You came out on fire, and got old in a hurry in the 4th quarter.
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2 things from tonight or the series
LeBron James is the best player in the NBA. There isn't even anyone close. I think after this hard fought series, the heat have really become a team. I'd pick them to win the title.
It's going to be sad watching what will most likely be Kevin Garnett's last game next time they play. He's talked about retirement a lot this year, and with the likely lockout I don't see him coming back with another year on his legs. He's been an absolute pleasure to watch the last few years in Boston. He's the type of player you hate if your team is playing him, but love having him on your team.
LeBron James is the best player in the NBA. There isn't even anyone close. I think after this hard fought series, the heat have really become a team. I'd pick them to win the title.
It's going to be sad watching what will most likely be Kevin Garnett's last game next time they play. He's talked about retirement a lot this year, and with the likely lockout I don't see him coming back with another year on his legs. He's been an absolute pleasure to watch the last few years in Boston. He's the type of player you hate if your team is playing him, but love having him on your team.
Wehttam6 said:
I really thought he was going to be starting all year... I think Drew is only a marginally better coach than Woodson, to be honest... and neither is good at developing young players. teague should be on a Ty Lawson level at least by now. he's got too much talent to have been playing behind Bibby all year, and to even be behind Hinrich
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Tomlinson21RB said:
LeBron is just a beast. No matter how much I dislike him I have to give it up to him. We'll see if they're really tested in the conference finals and/or the finals to see if he quits again like last year.
I read an article a few months ago about the lock out and how it would affect some of the older players. Garnett, Kidd, and possibly Duncan. I hope there isn't a lock out because I really want to see those players keep playing.
ugh, watching the Hawks is maddening sometimes... so sick of Johnson and Crawford and them pretending like its 2009. Larry Drew is barely different than Woodson. the rest of the team is playing basketball and JC and JJ are still hoisting up miracles and thinking they're the ****. so over it. this team plays so much better with Teague handling the ball.
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Congrats to the big two in Miami. Loved LeBron's post game interview. Totally humble and respectful towards the Celts.
Dude, Teague couldn't miss a floater/tear-drop shot last night.DaveH said:
And I agree about JJ & JC, even the announcers can tell when the Hawks offense is becoming "stagnant" when the team Iso's with one of those guys. Then whichever one of them has the ball just throws up a contested shot. Crawford seemed to make those shots against the Magic (or at least the two games that I saw), but the team shouldn't depend on shots like that.
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Tomlinson21RB said:
While this may or may not be true, Wade is the reason they won. He is a much more consistent player, and nights like last night where LeBron has a terrible first half would bury his other teams in the past. Wade kept them in the game by himself, and allowed them to be close enough to where LeBron could find his rhythm and contribute late.
LeBron gave that same first-half performance a couple of times last year in the playoffs, and he went home because of it.
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bungle77 said:
And thats the exact reason why he didn't stay in Cleveland. With Wade and sort of Bosh, if he has an off game or even an off half they aren't dead in the water. Wade carried them in the 1st half and then Bron took over in the 2nd.
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bungle77 said:
LeBron demands just as much attention on the offensive end, even when he doesn't score big in the first half. He's probably the best defender in the league, and one of the best passers. He doesn't need to score big in the first half, especially when he still ends up with 30+ points. LeBron won the last two games for the Heat. He changed the momentum when he hit that huge three in game 4 right after Ray Allen hit one. He rattled off all those points to close the game last night after being tied 87-87.
LeBron is the best player on his team and in the NBA. He wouldn't have won it without Wade, but Wade wouldn't have won without LeBron. In my opinion he had far more to do with winning this series than Wade did.
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