Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

Tu_triky wrote: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.

LOL, made for 3D TV. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL, made for 3D TV. :beaten:

:hehe: So when Kobe knocks down those impossible shots it really is all up in your face.

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

Tough series loss. Congratulations to the Lakers.

Ender's Girl wrote:

Tough series loss. Congratulations to the Lakers.

"After the Black Mamba consumed his dinner, he was asked about his meal and he replied, "Oh the Suns' defense? It tasted like chicken."

Tu_triky wrote:"After the Black Mamba consumed his dinner, he was asked about his meal and he replied, "Oh the Suns' defense? It tasted like chicken."

:lol: :lol:

That's gold. :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
:lol: :lol:

That's gold. :rofl:

I excerpted it from some sports article I read earlier today. Pretty funny stuff.

The age-old rivalry is renewed tonight: Lakers-Celtics at 6PM PST.

All three Yahoo! Sports pundits are picking the Lakers in seven. :fingerscrossed:

bmwracer wrote:The age-old rivalry is renewed tonight: Lakers-Celtics at 6PM PST.

All three Yahoo! Sports pundits are picking the Lakers in seven. :fingerscrossed:

Be nice if it could go 7, just wonder when/if the age of the Celts is gonna catch up with them.

hitomi #1 wrote:Be nice if it could go 7, just wonder when/if the age of the Celts is gonna catch up with them.

I think the age issue is overblown... Players may lose a step or two, but I would think they've had the necessary conditioning.

Shaq notwithstanding. :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
I think the age issue is overblown... Players may lose a step or two, but I would think they've had the necessary conditioning.

Shaq notwithstanding. :rofl:

Pierce has been playing as well as ever, Garnet and Allen seem to have slowed down. Unlike the Suns series, Lakers bench is much better than the Celts bench. :sweat: Then again, we all over think things, never know what's gonna happen until they play. :muack:

hitomi #1 wrote:Unlike the Suns series, Lakers bench is much better than the Celts bench. :sweat:

The pundits seem to give the nod to the Celts bench, not the Lakes.

bmwracer wrote:
The pundits seem to give the nod to the Celts bench, not the Lakes.

They don't know squat...none of those pundits would have even predicted that the Celtics would even be in the finals. :boot: <---pundimwits

Tu_triky wrote:They don't know squat...none of those pundits would have even predicted that the Celtics would even be in the finals. :boot: <---pundimwits

Those same pundits picked the Lakers in seven. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
The pundits seem to give the nod to the Celts bench, not the Lakes.

I'd much rather have Odom than 'when's the next T' Wallace coming off the bench. :hehe: Plus Brown probably has the edge over T. Allen also. :sweat:

Lakers win, 102-89.

Pretty impressive D by the Lakes in Game 1. :applaud:

bmwracer wrote:
Those same pundits picked the Lakers in seven. :beaten:

Idiots. Lakers in six. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:Idiots. Lakers in six. :hehe:

LOL. :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :rofl:

Hehe. Hopefully. :fingerscrossed:

They said Phil Jackson is 47-0 in playoff series when his teams win game 1. Let's hope he stays perfect in that regard. :victory:

Whos left in the playoffs?