qilver wrote:well, the clippers beat the mavericks, 97-87 :woot:
Elton Brand had 23pts and Simmons had 21 and Nowitsky had 22, stackhouse with 18pts for Dallas. Looks like they finally snapped their losing streak. M. Jaric coming off the bench provided a spark with his three point shots in the second that helped the clips on a 10-0 run. I think he will definitely give the clippers much needed help at the point/shooting guard position.
Yow, I was totally surprised by that score... The Clips are so Jekyll and Hyde...
I think teams underestimate the Clips when they play them and end up losing, wheras they don't for the Lakes and end up whooping them. :(
Sixers beat the Heat 106-98 and the Blazers beat the Spurs 107-99. Looks like two top teams fall tonight to weaker teams. :shakehead:
Nice to see the Heat lose, as always.
Spurs looked like they were rolling, then they stumble... :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:Lakes failed again to win three straight, losing 104-93 to the Sonics. :bleh:
Interestingly, they haven't lost three straight either. :headscratch:
Suns pounded the Knicks as I thought they would, 138-113.
actually the score was 133-118 the suns over the knicks. glad they won.
lakers fell to the sonics, games like this one makes the lakers really miss kobe... :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:Lakes lose to the Clips, 105-89, thanks to Elton Brand's 28 points and 14 boards...
lakers really missing kobe now, they are all :beaten:
clippers are catching up to the lakers and minnesota, they gotta be feeling good about "W"'s against dallas and now lakers.
good for the clips. :woot:
Awww man 92-77 here in the 4th... what else is new :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry: :shamefulcry:
another loss? that's sucks, what happen to the warriors?! they won five straight before, now they can't seem to win thesedays! They need a miracle, maybe in the offseason, things will improve... :sweat:
warriors = :beaten:
qilver wrote:clippers are catching up to the lakers and minnesota, they gotta be feeling good about "W"'s against dallas and now lakers.
good for the clips. :woot:
Nah, they're still the Clips.... Four/five game lpsing streak on the way... :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
Nah, they're still the Clips.... Four/five game lpsing streak on the way... :hehe:
not much confidence in the clips eh? oh well, they may lose some more, but let's give them a chance. as far as the lakers go, reality is setting in now as they are 3-3 without kobe.
btw: suns won again over the bucks, as nash had 17 assists in that game.
also the miami heat won in their game.. :shakehead:
:hehe:
From here on out, I will be referring to the team in Oakland as the Arriors. Let me know if you can find the W. They surely can't find it. I can't believe they were manhandled by the Nets. :shamefulcry: It is tough being a fan. I can hear the jeers around me.
dochira wrote:From here on out, I will be referring to the team in Oakland as the Arriors. Let me know if you can find the W. They surely can't find it.
1. San Antonio Spurs (34-10) – The Spurs followed up their incredible fourth-quarter comeback victory in Phoenix with a 30-point trouncing of the Kings in Sacramento. They are deeper than any team in the league, with a bench that includes Robert Horry, Brent Barry, Beno Udrih, Malik Rose and Devin Brown. It's almost unfair.
2. Phoenix Suns (32-10) – Steve Nash may have garnered more MVP votes during his four-game absence than he did while leading the Suns on their amazing 31-4 start. Sunday night's win over New Jersey got this team back on track.
3. Seattle SuperSonics (28-11) – Rashard Lewis is a matchup nightmare. He's too quick for power forwards and too big for small forwards. The Sonics are 12-6 on the road, with three games away from Key Arena this week.
4. Dallas Mavericks (27-13) – Jason Terry's hot shooting has helped the Mavericks make a big push in the Southwest Division. He's shooting over 52 percent, which is an amazing number for a guard.
5. Miami Heat (30-13) – Shaquille O'Neal is having a terrific, MVP-type season. His numbers aren't otherworldly, but his presence night after night has made the Heat a title contender.
THE LOW FIVE
26. New York Knicks (17-23). They lost their coach last week and have dropped 10 out of their last 11 games. How soon can Phil Jackson get to Manhattan?
27. Golden State Warriors (12-29) – Mike Montgomery didn't lose 29 games during his last five years at Stanford. And he's only halfway through his first NBA season.
28. New Orleans Hornets (7-33) – The Hornets are without Baron Davis again, but Dan Dickau has helped Byron Scott's club win five of its last 10 games. Give them credit: They're battling through a tough spell.
29. Atlanta Hawks (8-31) – Yawn.
30. Charlotte Bobcats (8-29) – Reality may be setting in for the Bobcats. They've lost 14 of 15 and face five of their next seven foes on the road.