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At 5/4/11 10:48 PM, ZJ wrote: Ha. Where the fuck is your sweep now? LeBron is doing fine...

Cavs fans be mad.

Gee, them Lakers sure are sticking it to the mavericks.

To quote Bad Religion here would be most accurate on the fact that the Lakers lost 2 games against the Mavs at home: "Even the stars at ill at ease, and Los Angeles is Burning."

At least now the Bulls have finally woken up from their game 1 snoozer, going back to Atlanta with a 1-1 series tie. Yes, I know that Derrick Rose is more or less holding up this team on his back, but I can't really see Atlanta making this series go the full 7, if only because they haven't done it before. It's not like D-Rose is the only All-Star talent on that team though, because if Carlos Boozer can stay healthy, he's a All-Star caliber player as well. Plus it wouldn't hurt to get back to playing defense like we did in the regular season all game instead of random spurts.

At 5/5/11 03:40 PM, orangebomb wrote: At least now the Bulls have finally woken up from their game 1 snoozer

Derrick Rose shoots way too much, especially with his fairly low % this playoffs.

Didn't Boozer injure one of his feet or something earlier on and thats why he is playing sort of sloppily offensively?

So far the bulls games have been kind of boring. They have a weak offense, and a great defense, which works quite well, but its not that great to watch both teams just miss shots all night and just plain watch rebounding.

I'm not trying to deny the fact that the Toronto Raptors suck majorly but I'd just like to point out Vince Carter on any other team would make a major difference. I haven't heard as much about James Lebron this year either.

At 4/16/11 06:09 PM, TacoFreak wrote: I hate people that discuss sports. Instead of watching people play, get into a club and play yourself.

Get out just...get out. You don't know the true meaning of watching sports!

The Lakers are trying to make a comeback. I'm glad to see that they are actually trying.

At 5/5/11 04:52 PM, SneakyGameBoy wrote: The Lakers are trying to make a comeback. I'm glad to see that they are actually trying.

They better bring their game faces this time. Seriously, 2/20 3 pt shots, 5 turnovers in 8 minutes and Kobe even missed a fastbreak layup without getting fouled or anything.

Let's hope that Lakers "Fans" don't boo their own team off court ever again.

Jesus let it be don't let me see this picture happen again in June.

At 5/5/11 10:49 PM, illuminate wrote: Jesus let it be don't let me see this picture happen again in June.

Team Jordan is the only team that can 3peat twice.

apparently NG's hates basketball.

At 5/6/11 08:24 PM, Yokumashu wrote: apparently NG's hates basketball.

How did you come up with that conclusion? It's probably because this isn't as active as the Stanley Cup thread, that would be my guess.

Anyway, nice to see Chicago dominate Atlanta the way they did, both on offense and defense. If the Bulls can get good production from the 3-point shooters and keep Boozer out of foul trouble early {which is a big if} then they are impossible to stop. Kinda makes me wonder though, where was that type of performance the whole time in the first round against Indiana? Probably doesn't matter anyway, but everyone needs to stay sharp for the rest of the series and beyond, if we want to make it number 7 for the Bulls.

At 5/7/11 12:56 AM, ZJ wrote: The real question we should all be asking is: How much rioting will go on in Cleveland if Lebron James and the Miami Heat become national champions this year?

Well aside from last night's bull's performance, the Heat have looked the best. Their only weakness is Chris Bosh can be pretty timid at times.

Celtics and Lakers are showing their age, and the Laker's defense is falling apart without a 100% Pau. Bynum has stepped up immensely though. Either that, or Dirk needs to stop dirking all over them.

Grizzlies with a stunning turnaround victory, after being down by 16 at the 3rd.

Westbrook/Durant choking, Westbrook imitating Michael Jordan with crazy shots, the difference was that Jordan actually made them.

Good Game Grizzlies, OKC just choked on massive cocks near the end.

I'd like the winner of OKC/Memphis to go on to the Finals. I don't see Dallas beating either of those teams, now that Dallas has locked up the series with the Lakers so efficiently (lolol Kobe).

Really glad to see Dallas doing so well against a tough team like Los Angelos. Kinda sad to see Boston down by 2 games as I thought one game behind would be far as they would get. Really hoping Oklahoma City beats Memphis there a great team and deserve the finals although I picked Dallas and Boston as my finalists. I wanna see Chicago win the rest of the games in their series to.

Rondo coming back in the game after dislocating an elbow,epic stuff. :o

At 5/6/11 11:26 PM, orangebomb wrote:

Anyway, nice to see Chicago dominate Atlanta the way they did, both on offense and defense. If the Bulls can get good production from the 3-point shooters and keep Boozer out of foul trouble early {which is a big if} then they are impossible to stop. Kinda makes me wonder though, where was that type of performance the whole time in the first round against Indiana? Probably doesn't matter anyway, but everyone needs to stay sharp for the rest of the series and beyond, if we want to make it number 7 for the Bulls.

Chicago Bulls winning a post-Jordan title would be nice. Whether it'll happen or not I don't know, we can hope though.

Right now on the other side of the Eastern Conference, it's good to see the leprechauns getting owned for a time being (although things aren't looking well in Game 3).

At 5/7/11 12:56 AM, ZJ wrote: The real question we should all be asking is: How much rioting will go on in Cleveland if Lebron James and the Miami Heat become national champions this year?

I can imagine much of Cavs fans committing mass suicide and Dan Gilbert being forced to eat out the contents from his own toilet after he's done using them.

Also the Heats to an extent would be accused of trying to copy the Yankees.

At 5/7/11 08:17 PM, Yokumashu wrote: Good Game Grizzlies, OKC just choked on massive cocks near the end.

They really need to take the ball away from Westbrook in the last 10 minutes of the game. Just one more game he cost OKC by throwing up random shots and by not giving it to the best player on the floor, Durant.

At 5/7/11 10:16 PM, illuminate wrote: Rondo coming back in the game after dislocating an elbow,epic stuff. :o

Kind of surprised he didn't tear anything.

At 5/7/11 10:47 PM, reverend wrote:

At 5/7/11 10:16 PM, illuminate wrote: Rondo coming back in the game after dislocating an elbow,epic stuff. :o

Kind of surprised he didn't tear anything.

Painkillers work magic.

At 5/7/11 10:47 PM, reverend wrote:

At 5/7/11 10:16 PM, illuminate wrote: Rondo coming back in the game after dislocating an elbow,epic stuff. :o

Kind of surprised he didn't tear anything.

The best part was how he was falling to the floor the same way later and was about to catch himself with that same arm, then rolled with the fall and hit the floor on his shoulder instead. Now if the next win can be somewhat close and the road game after that a blowout (with both being Celtics wins) then I feel a lot better about the Celtics beating the Heat.

At 5/7/11 10:16 PM, illuminate wrote: Rondo coming back in the game after dislocating an elbow,epic stuff. :o

Ouch that musta hurt bad, :(

~X~

HAHAHA. Lakers have had it too good for too long.

Stick a fork in the Lakers, they're done. I know I'll probably live to regret this, but being a Nuggets fan, I don't really care all that much any more :P

At 5/8/11 04:39 PM, Spoopy wrote: HAHAHA. Lakers have had it too good for too long.

No L.A Riot this year!

Lakers gets raped and two of their players gets ejected.

At 5/8/11 05:13 PM, illuminate wrote: No L.A Riot this year!

I did not know you can get all you riot needs at Wal-Mart. Pretty damn convenient.

Been a nice run in LA Phil, but it had to end some time though it would have been nice to retire after the game and not before it.