Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

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

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3 Feb 2005, 23:27 #641
eltinator wrote: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:

Money changes everything. So does winning. :)
4 Feb 2005, 05:38 #642
phoenix suns beat timberwolves easily 108-79. Stoudemire scores 23 pts in the win.
games for tonight s/b good. Clips against the grizzles, miami against the Cav's, and Lakers and Spurs. :applaud:
4 Feb 2005, 08:03 #643
bmwracer wrote:
Money changes everything. So does winning. :)


True that does :hehe: :hehe:
4 Feb 2005, 09:08 #644
Toronto wins by a point against Indiana.......... :mrgreen:
a nice nerve cracking game................ :dancing:
4 Feb 2005, 09:48 #645
zchendevlemh wrote:Toronto wins by a point against Indiana.......... :mrgreen:
a nice nerve cracking game................ :dancing:


eh? that close, missed a good game on the tv.
lakers/spurs game s/b good, guessing that spurs will win this one, duncan is too tough for the lakers frontline to handle. :bonk:
4 Feb 2005, 11:06 #646
qilver wrote:

eh? that close, missed a good game on the tv.
lakers/spurs game s/b good, guessing that spurs will win this one, duncan is too tough for the lakers frontline to handle. :bonk:


Those Spurs are just about too tough for any team in the league
4 Feb 2005, 12:10 #647
Heat beat Cav's 100-88 and the Clippers win against Grizzlies 106-103.
Lebron had some highlight dunks in the game, but not enough against Shaq and the Heat.
Clippers played a good come from behind victory. :applaud: :victory:
4 Feb 2005, 12:26 #648
qilver wrote:guessing that spurs will win this one

You don't have to guess.

But you never can tell. *praying for a third straight win* :sweat:
4 Feb 2005, 12:28 #649
Damn those Spurs, they've taken 3 from the Kings already. :sweat:
4 Feb 2005, 12:32 #650
Hey, wassup with Brad Miller? The guy went freakin' insane/nuts/unconscious with 38 against the W's....

Well, he's shot his wad for the season. :hehe: :rofl: :beaten:
4 Feb 2005, 13:56 #651
So much for winning three straight: Spurs are pounding the Lakes again, 89-67 in the 4th... :puppydog:
4 Feb 2005, 14:35 #652
bmwracer wrote:Hey, wassup with Brad Miller? The guy went freakin' insane/nuts/unconscious with 38 against the W's....

Well, he's shot his wad for the season. :hehe: :rofl: :beaten:


Hahaha yea, I was watching that game. The high screen and roll killed the W's. Of course it doesn't help playing w/o Murphy, Claxton, and Robinson but Sac was w/o Webber, Peja, and Mobley. Fair fight, great game. We need more of those competitive efforts here :hehe:
4 Feb 2005, 16:53 #653
bmwracer wrote:So much for winning three straight: Spurs are pounding the Lakes again, 89-67 in the 4th... :puppydog:


just read it off nba.com, duncan goes down with a scare to the team with knee injury, but come back in the third to help'm, spurs regain lead and coast to a victory. pounded the lakers. :beatyou:
5 Feb 2005, 18:00 #654
the Mav's lose a close one to the pacers 94-95.
Bucks beat the Clippers 92-90 :shamefulcry:
Warriors end there losing streak, by beating the Hornets 90-82 :woot:
Mike Bibby scores 40 pts as the Kings win 116-115 over the knicks.
McGrady puts up 40 also as rockets win 119-113 against Minnesota.
6 Feb 2005, 04:22 #655
Ok so all star game reserves are almost announced. What do you guys think? Who should go and who shouldn't? I keep reading picks by ESPN and they always leave J-rich out. Sure the W's have a bad record but it'd be even worse w/o J-Rich. I say out of all the reserve guards, Ray Allen and Steve Nash should go and the 5th guard should definately be J-Rich.
6 Feb 2005, 06:10 #656
Elton,

Truth to tell, I could care less about the all star game, or the guys selected.

But I have to admit, Richardson is starting to win me over.

Since he arrived, I've grouped him in with the guys who've dropped the level of play in the NBA. Guys with great athletic ability, but mediocre team basketball players.

But he's working on it. He's getting better.

Man, the more I watch him now, the more annoyed I am that we couldn't keep Gilbert.
6 Feb 2005, 17:26 #657
suns beat the knicks 114-106, as stoudemire scores 32 pts and 15 rebounds, Nash has 26 pts and 14 assists. :woot: :hehe:

cav's win 101-92 over the magic as LeBron scores 30pts. :mrgreen:

but kings fall to the blazers 108-114. bibby scores 35 pts in a losing effort.
warriors lose to the nuggets 91-107. :beaten: :shamefulcry:
6 Feb 2005, 17:52 #658
Geezer wrote:Elton,

Truth to tell, I could care less about the all star game, or the guys selected.

But I have to admit, Richardson is starting to win me over.

Since he arrived, I've grouped him in with the guys who've dropped the level of play in the NBA. Guys with great athletic ability, but mediocre team basketball players.

But he's working on it. He's getting better.

Man, the more I watch him now, the more annoyed I am that we couldn't keep Gilbert.


Yea him and gilbert in the backcourt would be so dominating
9 Feb 2005, 08:04 #659
*sigh*

J-rich didnt make the all star team. Well if Kobe is unable to go I guess that opens up another spot. Hopefully J-Rich will be able to go. I really don't see how he's not a strong case for an all star. ESPN seems to keep avoiding mentioning his name. 22pts and 45% shooting.
9 Feb 2005, 08:49 #660
just heard that vince carter become the 41st NBA plyer to reach the 10,000 career points...............

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