Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

bmwracer wrote:
Now that I think about it, it's like Gasol's putback for the win against Oklahoma City.

Deja vu all over again. :mrgreen:

Seriously. You only get lucky so many times. Game 6 will be tough to win for the Lazuo and Sons.

Tu_triky wrote:Unfuggin' believable! Artest = Redemption.

+2 pts :mrgreen:

Takoyama wrote:

+2 pts :mrgreen:

:hehe: Literally, a two point redemption!

Celts better come out and be prepared to play a full 48 minutes of intense ball tonight, :fingerscrossed: almost seems as though it's the Magic with a 3-2 lead with the way the momentum has switched. :grumble:

Magic apparently ran out of gas and lose in Boston, 96-84.

bmwracer wrote:Magic apparently ran out of gas and lose in Boston, 96-84.

David Blaine has more magic than Orlando.

At least they made it a series and didn't get blown out in 4 games.

Tu_triky wrote:David Blaine has more magic than Orlando.

LOL.

At least they made it a series and didn't get blown out in 4 games.

Yeah, but it was rather anticlimactic since they were down 3-0.

Tu_triky wrote:

David Blaine has more magic than Orlando.

At least they made it a series and didn't get blown out in 4 games.

Yeah, give them credit for making it a series, few Celt's fans were worried when they came back. :sweat: Should be a good one tonight, Suns almost snuck out a win last game after being down big, could see it going 7. :shocked:

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, but it was rather anticlimactic since they were down 3-0.

True. At least they averted the Celtics bringing the broom out of the closet. <no sweep>

hitomi #1 wrote:
Yeah, give them credit for making it a series, few Celt's fans were worried when they came back. :sweat: Should be a good one tonight, Suns almost snuck out a win last game after being down big, could see it going 7. :shocked:

Oh this series could easily go to 7...no doubt. The Lakers' bench has to show up on the road.

Tu_triky wrote:Oh this series could easily go to 7...no doubt. The Lakers' bench has to show up on the road.

The bench does... But not the Laker players sitting on it. :beaten:

*rimshot*

bmwracer wrote:
The bench does... But not the Laker players sitting on it. :beaten:

*rimshot*

:rofl: Yes, to be specific.

Lakers close out the Suns, 111-103.

bmwracer wrote:Lakers close out the Suns, 111-103.

They made a valiant effort in the 4th just too far behind to eventually catch up. :shakehead: Finals start on Thursday, hopefully it'll be a long and entertaining series, think the break really helps the Celts, they're a little battered and old. :bleh:

hitomi #1 wrote:They made a valiant effort in the 4th just too far behind to eventually catch up.

The Suns can thank the Lakers' Vujajic: his knucklehead flagrant foul gave the Suns momentum... :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:
The Suns can thank the Lakers' Vujajic: his knucklehead flagrant foul gave the Suns momentum... :shakehead:

No matter, Kobe saves the day....for the trillionth time. Retire his number already. He is Legend.

^^^Kobe was just ridonkulous.

Takoyama wrote:^^^Kobe was just ridonkulous.

Serious. Those jump shots he made in the fourth quarter with defenders right up in his face. Gimme a break. Leave the building already, Phoenix. 37 points last night. Felt like he made 370 points.

^ I liked the little pat he gave Suns coach Alvin Gentry after his close-out shot over Grant Hill... :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:^ I liked the little pat he gave Suns coach Alvin Gentry after his close-out shot over Grant Hill... :mrgreen:

Yup that was funny. It was right before he went on glide control. He should've worn a little hat with a propeller on it when he stuck his arms out like wings.

That jump shot was beyond insane...it was inter-dimensional.