Pretty crazy stuff there, not sure why he was ejected, to save his life? :nut: Probably the biggest cheer heard at an Indians game this year too. :doh:
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Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 7,377 replies
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hitomi #1 wrote:Pretty crazy stuff there, not sure why he was ejected, to save his life?
I'd think so... Pretty dumb move, if you ask me.
He's lucky to get ejected and not get pummeled by a fan or fans after the game. :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
I'd think so... Pretty dumb move, if you ask me.
He's lucky to get ejected and not get pummeled by a fan or fans after the game. :sweat:
Need the plural of fans for sure, wonder where they went after, taking your life in your hands walking down the street like that. :twisted: At least his girl friend had the decency to wear a Sizemore jersey. :mrgreen:
hitomi #1 wrote:At least his girl friend had the decency to wear a Sizemore jersey. :mrgreen:
Maybe she'll start whooping on him too. :hehe:
Heat pick up Eddie House from NY Knicks, i guess they beat out the Chicago Bulls who were trying to pick him up as well.
We have yet to see how the chemistry of the so-called super team forms this season, I still think the Lakers and Celtics don't have something to prove to the league considering they already won champships in the past few years, and even Miami Heat won in '06, but not with the superteam, just a lot of hype so far. The new Miami Heat have a lot to prove this year.
We have yet to see how the chemistry of the so-called super team forms this season, I still think the Lakers and Celtics don't have something to prove to the league considering they already won champships in the past few years, and even Miami Heat won in '06, but not with the superteam, just a lot of hype so far. The new Miami Heat have a lot to prove this year.
qilver wrote:Heat pick up Eddie House from NY Knicks, i guess they beat out the Chicago Bulls who were trying to pick him up as well.
We have yet to see how the chemistry of the so-called super team forms this season, I still think the Lakers and Celtics don't have something to prove to the league considering they already won champships in the past few years, and even Miami Heat won in '06, but not with the superteam, just a lot of hype so far. The new Miami Heat have a lot to prove this year.
Speaking for myself and I would think quite a few other fans, what we hope they prove you just can't build a team on money alone :usuck: , here's hoping a few have some minor ego injuries this year. :naughty:
hitomi #1 wrote:here's hoping a few have some minor ego injuries this year. :naughty:
+1.
I hope the Heat crashes and burns with the intensity of a supernova.
AP Source: Heat-Celtics, Rockets-Lakers in openers
By BRIAN MAHONEY, AP Basketball Writer
NEW YORK – A person with knowledge of the details says the new-look Miami Heat will play the opening game of the NBA season at Boston.
The defending champion Los Angeles Lakers will host the other game on Oct. 26 against the Houston Rockets, the person tells The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the games were to be announced during an NBA TV special later Tuesday.
The marquee matchup comes earlier, when the Heat's new trio of Dwyane Wade, LeBron James and Chris Bosh visits the defending Eastern Conference champions, led by their veteran Big Three of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
James' last game for Cleveland came in Boston, when the Celtics eliminated the Cavaliers in Game 6 of the second round.
By BRIAN MAHONEY, AP Basketball Writer
NEW YORK – A person with knowledge of the details says the new-look Miami Heat will play the opening game of the NBA season at Boston.
The defending champion Los Angeles Lakers will host the other game on Oct. 26 against the Houston Rockets, the person tells The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the games were to be announced during an NBA TV special later Tuesday.
The marquee matchup comes earlier, when the Heat's new trio of Dwyane Wade, LeBron James and Chris Bosh visits the defending Eastern Conference champions, led by their veteran Big Three of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen.
James' last game for Cleveland came in Boston, when the Celtics eliminated the Cavaliers in Game 6 of the second round.
Where would the NBA be without the Celtics or Lakers. One of the two are always involved whenever the NBA is trying to 'sell' something.
For all you Shaq fans out there, seems as though if one O'Neal is not enough... :doh:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Asn8yD0ZmyRkqw9JNJavToQ5nYcB?slug=ys-shaqceltics080310
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Asn8yD0ZmyRkqw9JNJavToQ5nYcB?slug=ys-shaqceltics080310
hitomi #1 wrote:For all you Shaq fans out there, seems as though if one O'Neal is not enough... :doh:
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Asn8yD0ZmyRkqw9JNJavToQ5nYcB?slug=ys-shaqceltics080310
Saw that on the news... Still whoring himself to any contender that'll have him.
Looks like I'll have to really root for the Magic or Heat in the East now.
bmwracer wrote:
Saw that on the news... Still whoring himself to any contender that'll have him.
Looks like I'll have to really root for the Magic or Heat in the East now.
I'd say go with the Magic, awful hard to root for the Heat these days. :sweat:
hitomi #1 wrote:I'd say go with the Magic, awful hard to root for the Heat these days. :sweat:
Yeah, you're right.
Getting Shaq seems like a desperation move. :sweat:
Jav_sol wrote:Getting Shaq seems like a desperation move. :sweat:
On who's part? :beaten:
He'll clog up the middle that's for sure, but he'll be a liability in close games, since he can't hit a free throw if his life depended on it.
Now I have another reason to dislike the Celtics.
bmwracer wrote:
Now I have another reason to dislike the Celtics.
Except of course against the Heat, :usuck: that's the opening game next season.
Hmmm, I try to save the :usuck: for the Yanks :usuck: , may have another victim for it. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
On who's part? :beaten:
He'll clog up the middle that's for sure, but he'll be a liability in close games, since he can't hit a free throw if his life depended on it.
Now I have another reason to dislike the Celtics.
Shaq a Celtic? Infamnia!
What a knob.
Tu_triky wrote:Shaq a Celtic? Infamnia!
What a knob.
He'd sell off one of his kids to get another ring, now that Kobe's topped him.
Serves him right for mouthing off after leaving the Lakers.
bmwracer wrote:
He'd sell off one of his kids to get another ring, now that Kobe's topped him.
Serves him right for mouthing off after leaving the Lakers.
The guy is more desperate than a crackhead jonesin' for his next fix.
Tu_triky wrote:The guy is more desperate than a crackhead jonesin' for his next fix.
Yup.
The only "D" left in him is Desperation.
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