Gotta think being on the wrong end of a poster must be embarrassing, but to be dunked on by your own brother? Shooooey. Might be time to see a shrink, Rob.
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Family Fued
Brook Lopez gained eternal braggin' rights over his brother Robin last night, and luckily for us there is video evidence of the assault.
Gotta think being on the wrong end of a poster must be embarrassing, but to be dunked on by your own brother? Shooooey. Might be time to see a shrink, Rob.
Gotta think being on the wrong end of a poster must be embarrassing, but to be dunked on by your own brother? Shooooey. Might be time to see a shrink, Rob.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Top 5 and Bottom 3 & Post All-Star Game Awards
With All-Star weekend behind us, it's time for teams to get serious about hoisting the Larry O'Brien Trophy this summer. Some teams have separated themselves as serious contenders, while others have already begun scouting lottery picks and hoping the ping pong balls go their way.
Top 5:
1. Miami Heat (37-14)
2. San Antonio Spurs (43-12)
3. Oklahoma City Thunder (39-15)
4. Los Angeles Clippers (39-17)
5. Denver Nuggets (34-21)
Miami has solidified itself as the team to beat this postseason, dismantling the Thunder again in the final game before the ASG. The Spurs are looking strong and will roll into the postseason under the radar, as usual. The Nuggets make a Top 5 appearance for the first time as they impressively have scored at least 97 points in every game since Jan 1st.
Bottom 3:
1. Orlando Magic (15-39)
2. Charlotte Bobcats (13-41)
3. Sacramento Kings (19-36)
And now, the final installment of Club Bosh's midseason awards.
MVP: LeBron James (Runner-up: Kevin Durant)
Rookie of the Year: Damien Lillard (Runner-up: Anthony Davis)
Defensive Player of the Year: Joakim Noah (Runner-up: Larry Sanders)
6th Man of the Year: J.R. Smith (Runner-up: Jamal Crawford)
Most Improved Player: Jrue Holiday (Runner-up: Paul George)
Coach of the Year: Mike Goodson (Runner-up: Mark Jackson)
Eastern Conference Finals: Miami Heat vs. Brooklyn Nets
Western Conference Finals: Oklahoma City Thunder vs. San Antonio Spurs
NBA Finals: Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs
NBA Champion: Miami Heat
Top 5:
1. Miami Heat (37-14)
2. San Antonio Spurs (43-12)
3. Oklahoma City Thunder (39-15)
4. Los Angeles Clippers (39-17)
5. Denver Nuggets (34-21)
Miami has solidified itself as the team to beat this postseason, dismantling the Thunder again in the final game before the ASG. The Spurs are looking strong and will roll into the postseason under the radar, as usual. The Nuggets make a Top 5 appearance for the first time as they impressively have scored at least 97 points in every game since Jan 1st.
Bottom 3:
1. Orlando Magic (15-39)
2. Charlotte Bobcats (13-41)
3. Sacramento Kings (19-36)
And now, the final installment of Club Bosh's midseason awards.
MVP: LeBron James (Runner-up: Kevin Durant)
Rookie of the Year: Damien Lillard (Runner-up: Anthony Davis)
Defensive Player of the Year: Joakim Noah (Runner-up: Larry Sanders)
6th Man of the Year: J.R. Smith (Runner-up: Jamal Crawford)
Most Improved Player: Jrue Holiday (Runner-up: Paul George)
Coach of the Year: Mike Goodson (Runner-up: Mark Jackson)
Eastern Conference Finals: Miami Heat vs. Brooklyn Nets
Western Conference Finals: Oklahoma City Thunder vs. San Antonio Spurs
NBA Finals: Miami Heat vs. San Antonio Spurs
NBA Champion: Miami Heat
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Reggie Evans is Not Impressed
Today, Reggie Evans (he of career averages of 4pts and 7rebounds) took time in an interview to state that he was unimpressed with LeBron and his sidekicks winning the title last year. "It doesn't prove nothing. That was a lockout season." He went on to say "LeBron is no different from Joe Johnson or Andray Blatche. No different."
I guess there's not much reason to spend time debating the comments of a player who has averaged about 19mpg for 7 different teams over the years. We could talk about the fact that LeBron is 16-0 lately against the team formerly known as New Jersey, or that the Heat have beat the Nets by a combined 43 points, or that he has at least 20 points in 19 straight games against NJ. Instead, let's just watch that game last year where BronBron scored 17 straight in the 4th to beat NJ.
Also, saying it "doesn't count" because it was a lockout year? Please.
I guess there's not much reason to spend time debating the comments of a player who has averaged about 19mpg for 7 different teams over the years. We could talk about the fact that LeBron is 16-0 lately against the team formerly known as New Jersey, or that the Heat have beat the Nets by a combined 43 points, or that he has at least 20 points in 19 straight games against NJ. Instead, let's just watch that game last year where BronBron scored 17 straight in the 4th to beat NJ.
Also, saying it "doesn't count" because it was a lockout year? Please.
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Brooklyn Nets Fire Coach Avery Johnson
After losing 10 of their last 13 to drop to 14-14 on the year, Mikhail Prokhorov has fired Avery Johnson as coach of the Brooklyn Nets. It seems comments from Deron Williams a little over a week ago about Avery Johnson's offense not being as effective as the one he ran for Jerry Sloan in Utah were taken to heart by the obviously heavy handed Russian billionaire.
EDIT: In an absolutely shocking announcement, Prokhorov has announced that minority "owner", Jay-Z, will take over as Head Coach effective immediately.
EDIT: In an absolutely shocking announcement, Prokhorov has announced that minority "owner", Jay-Z, will take over as Head Coach effective immediately.
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