What did they do to me? “They” being the Miami Heat; the LeBron James/DWade…sometimes Chris Bosh, Miami Heat. What did they do to me?
That’s a fair question. But this goes beyond LeBron and his ridiculous
claims of winning “not 2, not 3, not”…ahhh, you know the rest. Beyond
DWade’s declaration that they were “arguably the best trio to ever
play the game of basketball”, even before they had ever played a game
together as members of the Miami Heat. Yes, this goes beyond that P. Diddy concert-like introduction
they held down in Miami. My dislike for the Miami Heat goes much
further than that. Let me explain myself a little before going any
further....http://oncourtonslaught.com/?p=1116
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Sunday, May 27, 2012
And Then There Were Four
The game was far from beautiful. It featured atrocious shooting from
both Boston and Philadelphia. No one player stood out as the heroic
savior of a game seven...until Paul Pierce (on a questionable charging
call) fouled out with just over four minutes left in the game. It was
at that point, that a savior stood up in Boston. It was at that moment
when Rajon Rondo put his team, the city of Boston, and their hopes of a
championship on his back.....http://oncourtonslaught.com/?p=1087
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Sunday, May 20, 2012
Failing to Exist
It was the choke seen ’round the world. Seen by everyone except the one
man it was aimed at, LeBron James. And who was the one that fired off
that shot? Some guy....
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
You See Blackmon, I See Hope
I wonder if on the back of Justin Blackmon's jersey they can just write
the word "HOPE". When I look at Blackmon's film from Oklahoma State,
that is exactly what I see...Hope. Hope may be all Jacksonville Jaguars
fans really need right now because, sadly, it has been some time since
they have had any. Not since the 2007 Jaguars knocked off the Steelers,
only to lose to the (not for much longer) undefeated Patriots, have
Jaguars fans had any hope....
http://www.everythingsanendzone.com/?p=380
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http://www.everythingsanendzone.com/?p=380
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
When Going Hard Means Going Home
The Knicks finished the season going 18-6 after parting ways with D'Antoni. Carmelo caught fire in April, scoring just under 30 per (29.8), and shooting 46% from the field and behind the arc. The Knicks were 6-3 during that stretch. They beat Orlando, Atlanta, Boston, and the number 1 seed Chicago Bulls. Iman Shumpert looked like a defensive veteran, Baron Davis was holding down the point in Jeremy Lin's absence....
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Monday, May 14, 2012
And The Award Goes To...
Thursday of last week, prior to game 1 of the Heat vs Pacers series, Pacer coach Frank Vogel said of the Heat, that they were "...the biggest flopping team in the league". He elaborated further by saying, "Oftentimes, they're falling down even before contact is even being made." While those statements may be founded in a certain amount of truth, they also cost him $15,000. The next day, while on the Doug Gottlieb show, Zach Randolph said, "The biggest floppers is the L.A. Clippers...by far." No word as to whether or not that will cost him anything. I'm fairly certain there will be no fine for me saying that I've always felt that Manu Ginobili and the Spurs were the biggest floppers in the game (sorry Hood). It seems everyone has an opinion on what is the latest trend in the NBA. During the Heat/Pacer's game 1, NBA Commissioner David Stern said, "I think it's time to look at (flopping) in a more serious way." Stern added, "It's not a legitimate play in my judgment. I recognize if there's contact (you) move a little bit, but some of this is acting. We should give out Oscars rather than MVP trophies." I couldn't agree more, but who gets the Oscar? Furthermore, who wants to see it rewarded anymore than it already is. I just wanna watch a game.
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