Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

bmwracer wrote:
Get used to it.

I was expecting him to miss a lot of games late in the season, but it hasn't even been a month. :beaten:

Jav_sol wrote:I was expecting him to miss a lot of games late in the season, but it hasn't even been a month. :beaten:

I'm sure he'll cheer on the C's to win a championship ring for him.

bmwracer wrote:
I'm sure he'll cheer on the C's to win a championship ring for him.

Probably have a better chance for a ring if he stays hurt. :doh:

hitomi #1 wrote:Probably have a better chance for a ring if he stays hurt. :doh:

He'd probably sweep the floors and clean toilets to get another ring to match Kobe's five... That's how pathetic he is. :shakehead:

LOL, this is pretty damn good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvgD9HNTMkM&feature=player_embedded :rofl:

Raptors give the Lakers all they can handle, but the Lakers prevail, 108-103. :sweat:

Celts needed OT again, but beat the Bulls, 110-105.
Now a tough road trip to Oklahoma, Dallas, Miami & Memphis. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:LOL, this is pretty damn good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvgD9HNTMkM&feature=player_embedded :rofl:

That commercial is just more evidence of this guy's huge ego. :shakehead:
That banner that read "We are all witnesses" just cracks me up because one thing they didn't witness was a championship. :beaten:

Cavs have actually started out okay, 3-3 is not barn buster but quite a few critics thought they would have the worst team in the league after Benedict left. :twisted:

hitomi #1 wrote:Cavs have actually started out okay, 3-3 is not barn buster but quite a few critics thought they would have the worst team in the league after Benedict left. :twisted:

With Scott as their coach, I think the Cavs are in good hands. Certainly no one expects their record to be as good as when Lebron was there, but I'm sure they won't quit.

deseipher wrote:With Scott as their coach, I think the Cavs are in good hands.

I agree. :victory:

Lakers play better defense and rebound better as well and in turn, they rout the Blazers, 121-96, to remain undefeated. :victory:

Celts start their road trip on the right foot by beating Oklahoma, 92-83.

Tough loss for the Celts last night in Dallas, 89-87. Ball just wasn't going in during the first half. I also thought it was a mismatch to have baby on Nowitzki, Garnett could have done better in preventing that game winning shot.

^ I see that Shaq is still out with an injury. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:^ I see that Shaq is still out with an injury. :beaten:

He was on the bench this time, although in a suit. Not sure when he'll play. :sweat: Personally, I feel he only traveled with the team because they're going to play in Miami.

Jav_sol wrote:He was on the bench this time, although in a suit. Not sure when he'll play. :sweat: Personally, I feel he only traveled with the team because they're going to play in Miami.

He must like getting booed. :hehe:

Lakers get another tough game from a team with a losing record, but they win, 99-94, over the T-Wolves. :sweat:

Lakers playing to the level of their competition once again. :shakehead:

The 6-2(!) Warriors made David Lee's MSG return a successful one, :victory: beating the Knickerbockers :usuck: 122-117. Lee had 28 points, 10 boards, NY could have afforded him, didn't think he was good enough. :sweat:

^ You're probably the only person on the planet that calls the Knicks the "Knickerbockers." :beaten: