I loved watching the Warriors tonight easily erase an OKC lead and come back and win huge once again at home for a total of 46 straight home victories which ties the 1995-1996 Bulls. They just toy with their opponent until the 4th period when they become gazelles
'Bullish' on the Warriors. Bulls all time best 72-10. Warriors now at 55-5 with 22 games left. If they lose 5 in the next 22 games they still tie the record, less and they break the record. I think they have a real good chance at it.
Meanwhile, the ex-King is rumored to want to head back to Miami. And only and only him is capable of doing such 'moves'.
'Bullish' on the Warriors. Bulls all time best 72-10. Warriors now at 55-5 with 22 games left. If they lose 5 in the next 22 games they still tie the record, less and they break the record. I think they have a real good chance at it.
Meanwhile, the ex-King is rumored to want to head back to Miami. And only and only him is capable of doing such 'moves'.
In my books, King Curry is sitting on the throne. Did you see the other night how he confidently escaped the guarding of Durant with his agility? KD was supposed to be the King-in-Waiting a few years ago, but King Curry came by. Maybe it's the Under Armour shoes?
Celtics vs Cavs now. Preview of the second round playoffs.
The last play of the second half of Cleveland had James playing PG again, calling the play, and driving in himself, only to have his shot blocked by Crowder. Yes!
Celtics vs Cavs now. Preview of the second round playoffs.
The last play of the second half of Cleveland had James playing PG again, calling the play, and driving in himself, only to have his shot blocked by Crowder. Yes!
I've felt that on paper, the Lakers lineup isn't that bad to have the 2nd worst record in the league, and they showed it, at least for a game against the defending champs at that.
I've felt that on paper, the Lakers lineup isn't that bad to have the 2nd worst record in the league, and they showed it, at least for a game against the defending champs at that.
Problem is it is Kobe's farewell song on the road so Byron plays him and it's sad watching him this year as he is but a shadow of his former self. The kids don't play and raw talent undeveloped. It might cost Byron and Mitch their jobs as a result of such a poor finish
It was an impressive win
The other thing I heard today was Byron's comment that he had a duty to Kobe to be certain he plays his final game in uniform and is healthy up to the final game
With the Olympics coming up I've started watching old clips of USA Basketball from the London Olympics and the last FIBA Worlds. It became so sadly apparent how Kobe Bryant deteriorated because of the injuries in just 3 years and change.
With the Olympics coming up I've started watching old clips of USA Basketball from the London Olympics and the last FIBA Worlds. It became so sadly apparent how Kobe Bryant deteriorated because of the injuries in just 3 years and change.
Well Jack, being a Celtics fan, it's easy for me to forget his prime, and I don't really recall a highlight film of his. Ok, I remember that alley oop he threw to Shaq for the monster dunk wherein Shaq was struttin' and stompin' his way back to the other side like he's just eaten somebody.
Problem is it is Kobe's farewell song on the road so Byron plays him and it's sad watching him this year as he is but a shadow of his former self. The kids don't play and raw talent undeveloped. It might cost Byron and Mitch their jobs as a result of such a poor finish
It was an impressive win
The other thing I heard today was Byron's comment that he had a duty to Kobe to be certain he plays his final game in uniform and is healthy up to the final game
+1. It's all about the money. The last 2 years was 20+ million dollars for a 15 minutes or so a game. That's quite a huge loyalty pat on the back. Lakers were willing to pay, and Kobe was willing to take.
