Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 7,377 replies

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28 Jan 2005, 04:39 #621
It's only the first season, Geez'. Cut Mike and Mullin some slack. But I feel your pain.

But by the 2nd half of next season, I expect the Warriors to be playing better ball.
-PCM
28 Jan 2005, 04:53 #622
PC

It's only Mully and Mike's first season.

Not so for me.

I've been watching this team wander since the mid seventies.

And no, I don't consider the Run TMC days the glory days. They were fun... but there was no glory.

There hasn't been glory since Rick Barry and his guys left. (And Jeez, two of that starting five are dead!)

Heavy sigh. Nothing to do but give them slack.

I can't even work up enough enthusiasm to get pissed.
28 Jan 2005, 06:03 #623
Geezer wrote:PC

It's only Mully and Mike's first season.

Not so for me.

I've been watching this team wander since the mid seventies.

And no, I don't consider the Run TMC days the glory days. They were fun... but there was no glory.

There hasn't been glory since Rick Barry and his guys left. (And Jeez, two of that starting five are dead!)

Heavy sigh. Nothing to do but give them slack.

I can't even work up enough enthusiasm to get pissed.


If this keeps up it's going to be a lot of first seasons to come :sweat:

I actually started watching basketball in the 5th grade, the year the wariiors traded timmy and missed the playoffs after making it for so many years straight. I must be the bad luck, since I've become a fan, they have yet to make the playoffs once! :sweat:
28 Jan 2005, 16:29 #624
spurs beat the kings 90-80, and the san antonio spurs improve to 22-1 at home. Manu Ginobili scored 25 points in the victory for the spurs.
28 Jan 2005, 23:16 #625
qilver wrote:spurs beat the kings 90-80, and the san antonio spurs improve to 22-1 at home. Manu Ginobili scored 25 points in the victory for the spurs.

Man, these non-U.S. players are putting the home grown ones to shame... Is it a wonder why the U.S. got dominated in the Olympics...?
29 Jan 2005, 02:24 #626
bmwracer wrote:
Man, these non-U.S. players are putting the home grown ones to shame... Is it a wonder why the U.S. got dominated in the Olympics...?


yeap. the usa basketball team got dominated alright, not like the 1992/1996 NBA USA team basketball, they were a dominating team back then. Jordan, bird, magic, stockton, barkley...to name a few.

:bonk:
29 Jan 2005, 05:58 #627
qilver wrote:yeap. the usa basketball team got dominated alright, not like the 1992/1996 NBA USA team basketball, they were a dominating team back then. Jordan, bird, magic, stockton, barkley...to name a few.

That was really a Dream team.... :D :woot:
29 Jan 2005, 06:32 #628
think the avg point difference between the USA and other teams back in '92 was over 45 pts, that is just pure talent, strength and dominance, simply the best. I'd say the NBA is still exciting at times to watch, but not like before when there were better shooters and players in the league... :bonk:
29 Jan 2005, 12:39 #629
qilver wrote:I'd say the NBA is still exciting at times to watch, but not like before when there were better shooters and players in the league... :bonk:

I think the talent has been diluted due to the expansion... Either that, or today's NBA players are mediocre: how do you explain pro teams scoring 70 points or so in an entire game?

Guh. :bleh:
29 Jan 2005, 17:44 #630
bmwracer wrote:
I think the talent has been diluted due to the expansion... Either that, or today's NBA players are mediocre: how do you explain pro teams scoring 70 points or so in an entire game?

Guh. :bleh:


yeap, and they even brought the three pt line a bit closer, probably within 10 years ago. Low scoring, probably due to mediocre players.
Some college games are scoring higher points than some nba games.

:beaten:
29 Jan 2005, 17:47 #631
warriors/clippers lost close games, :beaten: :grumble: :shakehead: :shamefulcry:

Lakers lose another one, this time to the Nets.

heat win again.
Suns win their fourth straight as Stoudemire scores 42 and nash gets 15 assist, i'd say they are rollin' once more, with the spurs right there beside them head to head. :bow: :applaud:
30 Jan 2005, 12:02 #632
qilver wrote:Lakers lose another one, this time to the Nets.

That's their first three game losing streak.

Awful season. :shakehead:
3 Feb 2005, 04:16 #633
bmwracer wrote:
That's their first three game losing streak.

Awful season. :shakehead:


the lakers won one against portland. :shocked:
yeah, portland look pathetic, but mihm had a better game.
but the suns fell to the grizzles... :beaten: :grumble: :shamefulcry:
3 Feb 2005, 04:34 #634
Heard on the news this morning that the coach of the Lakers is apparently going to step down due to health reasons? :confused:
-PCM
3 Feb 2005, 04:42 #635
pcmodem wrote:Heard on the news this morning that the coach of the Lakers is apparently going to step down due to health reasons? :confused:

Hasn't been confirmed yet, but probably the stress of coaching such a high profile team is taking its toll on coach Tomjanovich... :sweat:


EDIT: Rudy T. just announced his resignation.... :(
3 Feb 2005, 05:11 #636
bmwracer wrote:
Hasn't been confirmed yet, but probably the stress of coaching such a high profile team is taking its toll on coach Tomjanovich... :sweat:


EDIT: Rudy T. just announced his resignation.... :(


that's unfortunate to the organization, rudy t. did an ok job. Lakers gone thru so much changes. i wonder how they will respond in the upcoming games, they won one so far.

when's kobe coming back?, i think overall the team needs his help.
3 Feb 2005, 09:14 #637
Wow no more rudy t. could this be a return to those kurt rambis days? Hey i heard dennis rodman still wants to make a come back though :hehe:
3 Feb 2005, 13:06 #638
qilver wrote:that's unfortunate to the organization, rudy t. did an ok job. Lakers gone thru so much changes. i wonder how they will respond in the upcoming games, they won one so far.

One sportswriter on the L.A. Times is suggesting that PJ should come back to the Lakers.... :crazy: :shakehead: :sweat:


But as they say:

Never say never.

:hehe: :hehe:
3 Feb 2005, 15:05 #639
bmwracer wrote:
One sportswriter on the L.A. Times is suggesting that PJ should come back to the Lakers.... :crazy: :shakehead: :sweat:


But as they say:

Never say never.

:hehe: :hehe:


Would the Lakers and the fans really want him back though? Not sure if you read his book, but he had a whole lot to say about the team and organization and also his one favorite player :sweat:
3 Feb 2005, 18:41 #640
eltinator wrote:Wow no more rudy t. could this be a return to those kurt rambis days? Hey i heard dennis rodman still wants to make a come back though :hehe:


dennis wants to come back?!? i don't think he should come back.
also don't think pj will come back to the lakers, it seems too complicated.
eh? kurt rambis days? :nut:

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