Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 7,377 replies

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15 Dec 2009, 12:17 #5221
C's beat Grizzlies, 110-105.
15 Dec 2009, 13:22 #5222
Jav_sol wrote:C's beat Grizzlies, 110-105.

That's 11 straight. :sweat:
16 Dec 2009, 13:06 #5223
Kobe drops 42 on the Bulls and the Lakers win, 96-87. :sweat:
17 Dec 2009, 12:27 #5224
Kobe saves the Lakers bacon again with a game-winning, last-second shot in OT to beat the pesky Bucks, 107-106. :sweat:
17 Dec 2009, 21:15 #5225
bmwracer wrote:Kobe saves the Lakers bacon again with a game-winning, last-second shot in OT to beat the pesky Bucks, 107-106. :sweat:


Honestly, I thought that was a charge by Kobe on the play before. Looks like they got away with one. :sweat:
17 Dec 2009, 22:53 #5226
gaijinmark wrote:Honestly, I thought that was a charge by Kobe on the play before. Looks like they got away with one. :sweat:

Yeah, that was definitely a favorable call... A "Kobe Rule?" :beaten:
19 Dec 2009, 12:20 #5227
Sixers upset the Cs 98-97. Sixers came out stronger for the second half.
20 Dec 2009, 12:00 #5228
Lakers rout the Nets, 103-84. :victory:
21 Dec 2009, 14:00 #5229
Lakers beat the Pistons, 93-81... Now heading back home for a game with the Thunder on Tuesday.
21 Dec 2009, 22:28 #5230
Celts beat Timberwolves, 122-104.
23 Dec 2009, 14:12 #5231
Lakers forget to play defense and the Thunder give them all they can handle, but they survive, 111-108, thanks to Kobe's 40 points. :sweat:
24 Dec 2009, 11:15 #5232
gaijinmark wrote:I'm circling Dec. 23rd on my calendar. That's when the T-Wolves (currently 1-13) meet New Jersey (currently 0-14). :woot:


Must have been a pretty good game. T-Wolves beat the Nets 101-97.

The all time worst record in the NBA is the 72-73 Philadelphia 76ers at 9-73. The Nets are now 2-27 and I would say have a realistic shot at setting a new record. :beaten:
26 Dec 2009, 08:00 #5233
Cs beat Magic. 86-77.
26 Dec 2009, 14:26 #5234
Lakers give their fans a holiday turd by playing horribly and losing to the Cavs, 102-87. :shakehead:

Awful game to watch... Nearly ruined Christmas Day. :bleh:
26 Dec 2009, 16:06 #5235
bmwracer wrote:Lakers give their fans a holiday turd by playing horribly and losing to the Cavs, 102-87. :shakehead:

Awful game to watch... Nearly ruined Christmas Day. :bleh:



I agree that the Lakers gave their fans a terrible holiday. Things started to fly onto the court :shakehead: :shakehead:

Though I'm not a Lakers fan I'm happy the Cavs won. I won my bet with my friend :mrgreen:
27 Dec 2009, 01:31 #5236
K.T.Tran wrote:I agree that the Lakers gave their fans a terrible holiday. Things started to fly onto the court :shakehead: :shakehead:

I was at a Dodger game when something like that happened: bad calls, and the fans started throwing their free baseballs on the field, at the umpires. :sweat:
27 Dec 2009, 13:15 #5237
Worthy Ranks Shaq As Best Laker Of Decade
Reporting
by James Worthy

LOS ANGELES (CBS) \

5. Pau Gasol - One NBA Championship with Lakers. Impact was immediate and has been to the NBA Finals twice with Los Angeles.

4. Rober Horry - 'Big Shot' Rob wins three NBA Titles with Lakers. Robert's three-pointer to beat Sacramento in game 4 of the Western Conference finals put his mark as No. 4 Laker of the decade.

3. Derek Fisher - Four NBA Titles as point guard of Lakers. Steady and consistent.

2. Kobe Bryant - Four Championships and more to come.

1. Shaquille O'Neil - Without Shaq, Lakers would not have their three-peat from 2000-2003. He was the most dominant player in the NBA while in Los Angeles.
27 Dec 2009, 13:18 #5238
^ More like the fattest, most self-important Laker of the decade.
27 Dec 2009, 13:22 #5239
bmwracer wrote:^ More like the fattest, most self-important Laker of the decade.


But he's a movie star as well. What more do you want?

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27 Dec 2009, 13:35 #5240
Tu_triky wrote:But he's a movie star as well.

That's highly debatable.

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