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NBA playoff rant:
Pick on your favorites:
1. Carmello Anthony Not a clue. None. K. Martin tries to set a screen for him and he goes the other way. Martin comes halfway across the flippn court, opens up a lane, and frkn Carmello goes the other way into traffic and coughs up the ball. Anthony sets a screen for AI. On the wrong side of the defender. AI sets Anthony up for making the correct screen by hesitating perfectly, and Carmello sets the screen on the wrong side of the defender. I will not even mention Defense. And Steven A. Smith, basketball officianado, could not wait for this, the most exciting series. God awful stuff. I hope the Lakers continue to crush Denver for being brain dead. |
Lakers will crush everyone in the playoffs.
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Make a rant for gods sake. Pick on the beautiful suit of the courtside interviewer... something. |
Denver looks awful against the Lakers. I really wish Stephen A would just go away. My playoff rant would be for the Pistons. Where on earth is the defense rotation--no pressure on the ball--no energy. They look like Memphis. Sheed takes ridiculous shots, Chauncet not creating, Prince playing ZERO D. The team has yet to get back on defense. No offensive movement and horrible shooting.
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Two words: Flip Saunders
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George Karl.
But the material he has to work with... I would not be envious of trying to get Carmello and AI to play some D. The tatooed team could not possibly be fun in any way to coach. Bunch of pain in the neck primadonnas. |
Glen Davis.
The big baby. Looks like a huge Avacado. That solid green jersey cries "Get in my belly", on him. He is the massive green planet. The hot dogs in Atlanta are gravitationally ripped out of the hungry children's hands and thrown into a decaying orbit around that Green Monster. |
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It was nice to see one of the underdogs show some heart. (The Hawks)
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Speaking of lack of D how about steve nash playing less then usual. The whole team lacks any defenseive concept but you cant let parker drop in 30 a game with only two shots from outside 6 feet away.
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Frustrated ignorance:
1. Phoenix fans They cant figure out who to boo anymore. Stopped booing the Spurs. Cant boo Nash. So they just boo-hoo. 2. Denver (The Gutless bunch) Our coach quit, the team quit, I quit. Im a competitor. Carmello you quit and you are a competitor? And this is your team. I'm sure it sends a spell of calm over any team to know Carmello Anthony is the leader of the team. 3. Steven A. Smith: For saying the best series in the first round would be Denver v. LA. For being the most out of touch basketball analyst. Does he ever even watch if a group of 5 actually play well together? Not what their individual offensive stats say. 4. Detroit Cant say this is frustrated ignorance. Do they even care? Totally sleep walking. |
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Doc Doc.
Who's there? Ray Allen. Ray Allen who? Doc Doc? jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazzzzzzzzz zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ussssssssssssssssssss Why do you put Ray Allen on Joe Johnson? Oh for the Love of a Loving God he cannot cover Joe Johnson. |
so do the suns live one more day?
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nice camal.....
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They are scraping up points from guys who usually choke and that is a bit disconcerting. What I am very happy to see if the Spurs move on is Horry and Barry playing. Horry is a very important inside defender who also has mobility and he is only 75 years old. Barry can flat out crank 3's. He opens the floor wide for Ginobili or Parker; Stops the collapse on Duncan. Critical players for later matchups that hopefully occur. |
Total choke by Phoenix.
You look at the series and see 4-1. You think it was not close. Well it was. Goodbye Shaq. Righto. Sit your no touch, fat as s down for the summer. 20 million to go 9-20 from the FT line. But he makes all the FT that really count. |
what about the choke job by nash.......the biggest overrated 2 TIME m.v.p
that ever played in the n.b.a. and to think kobe has zero m.v.p awards is as larry bird said this morning a total embarrasment. |
I think that people often forget what the MVP award is about. It's not necessarily for the best player in the league. If that was the case, Michael Jordan should have won it every year. But he didn't. Hell, they gave it to Barkley and Malone in years that MJ beat them in the finals. Same thing when they gave it to Robinson and Olajuwon crushed him in the playoffs. It's about more than that though. If I had a vote, I wouldn't simply vote fore who I thought was the best player. I would look to a guy that I thought had the best combination of being a great player and the most influential to his team's success. This year, Kobe was great. But I don't think he was better than he was the previous two seasons. Even this season, until they put Bynum into the starting lineup and he started flourishing, the Lakers were a .500 team. Then when Bynum went out, they struggled again until they got Gasol. So I question how much impact Kobe really had on that team. Even the past couple of years, they had a better record with Odom and no Kobe than they did with Kobe and no Odom. The argument can be made that when Nash won his first one, it should have gone to Shaq. I chose Shaq myself. Last year, I chose LeBron. But to say that it's an embarrassment that Nash won either of them is wrong. He was very much in the convo and very deserving. Where the Suns were, what he led them to, and what they are when he's not playing.....he's very much in the convo.
The reason why Kobe or KG wouldn't get it from me is because they alone didn't account for the big improvement of their respective teams. I don't think they had the same influence on their teams that Chris Paul or LeBron James did. I'm not even sure that they had a bigger influence on their teams than Tracy McGrady has on the Rockets. When you consider what the Rockets have done and where they are and then look, really look at that lineup, you really gain a lot of respect for McGrady. Everyone thought the season was lost when Yao went down but not only wasn't it lost, they stayed in contention for the top record in the conference until the final two games. All season long, my vote was for either James or Paul. At the end, I'd go with McGrady. Not as the best player but as the MVP. |
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It's tight as vagina in a convent but I'd go with James over Bryant. |
Uh...have you ever been in a convent?
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play the game. In fairness to this guy, he has really bad back problems. Watch him on the bench. Nash is the major reason the Suns have been so good in the regular season for so long. This is MVP time. Sad truth is Nash's body is wearing down. He has never been good on D. Now he is a glaring detriment. He played against the wrong point guard in this series... one of the fastest best finishers in the league. And Phoenix plays bad help D. Against LA, Phoenix has a chance. Mavs also. I dont care what happened in the regular season. Also Bruce Bowen is one of the most versatile defenders ever. Nash did really screw up in the end. He aint the first with Bruce Bowen and help. Lebron could not even get a win with Bowen and help. Bowen shut down Detroit in the end of the 7th game against Chauncey Billups (they took Parker off Billups) I give Bowen credit. It was a very tough playoff for Nash. It was worse for Shaq. (I make my free throws when they count). When do Free throws not count? He lost to his alltime enemy, Tim Duncan. Good bye flubber lips "I wanna get my next ring before Duncan" I predict Shaq gets trapped in the sand beachcombing and is removed by a crane. Sit your butt down or go practice Free Throws ya big oaf. Disgrace to basketball. Cant shoot a flippn 15 foot shot. Now thats a rant. |
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WRITE AN EPIC ABOUT IT |
keneth keith......r.i.p:(
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AN EPIC ABOUT IT quit reading the threads wad-man |
Oh geez..that was very amusing.
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I humbly ask for full mobilization of new material. |
Have they changed the words to God Bless America???
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continue on little Buddy. -The Skipper |
Boston/Atlanta
Hell of a game. Some interesting things have come to light. |
Pierce shows immature nature in the playoffs.
That foul and then tech. hurt his team badly. Then he walks around brooding in front of the whole bench. Rondo sits out most of the last 5 min of the game and they let Cassell handle the ball. Ray Allen chokes easy shots under the basket trying to get fouled, misses a wide open 3 to take the lead. The only one of the big 3 who really played well during crunch time was Garnett. Does not bode well for the NBA. The Celtics must make the finals and right now they got two of their best 3 players playing like rookies in tight times. And their starting PG sits out the last 5 min. of a close game in favor of ancient Sam Cassell. Look very bad in close games. Its easy when you just blow out teams. There will be more close games. Not good. |
celtics are a big embarassment so far.....
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Worst playoff game I have ever
seen from Duncan. EVER. West murdered us. But: 1. We can get under Paul's skin. 2. Bonzi Well's can implode. All is not lost. Except for Hornets flying thru fire. |
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