Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

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

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1 Feb 2006, 12:16 #1681
bmwracer wrote:
Record-wise, it appears so, but the Spurs are still the champions right now. :)


True, we must not be deceived by season records. Take a look at what happened to Phoenix Suns last year, the LA Lakers in 2004 and Dallas Mavericks in 2003 :beaten: .

qilver wrote:a repeat of the finals....
think the pistons are better this year. :bonk:
but i rather have the spurs take it this year.


Any team except the Pistons :bonk: :beaten:


Talking about the Pistons, the New Jersey Nets put a stop to their 4 game losing streak by beating the beast of the east, the Detroit Pistons, to a score of 91-84 :victory: . The game also ended the Pistons' 11 game winning streak :mwahaha:
1 Feb 2006, 12:27 #1682
Kobe shoots 26 free throws by himself, Knicks as a team only shoot 24 free throws, Not surprisingly, Larry Brown gets tossed for complaining about the officiating :beaten:
1 Feb 2006, 12:30 #1683
gaijin mark wrote:Kobe shoots 26 free throws by himself, Knicks as a team only shoot 24 free throws, Not surprisingly, Larry Brown gets tossed for complaining about the officiating :beaten:


kobe is in a zone, a scoring zone, and got to the free throw line, a lot, which is a good sign. Now if other Lakers will follow in his footsteps, somewhat.
1 Feb 2006, 12:36 #1684
qilver wrote:kobe is in a zone, a scoring zone, and got to the free throw line, a lot, which is a good sign. Now if other Lakers will follow in his footsteps, somewhat.

The rest of the team can't get into a zone if they don't get the ball. :hehe:
1 Feb 2006, 12:36 #1685
qilver wrote:

kobe is in a zone, a scoring zone, and got to the free throw line, a lot, which is a good sign. Now if other Lakers will follow in his footsteps, somewhat.


Good thing that Kobe gets the calls because sometimes, referees are blind :beaten: :hehe:
1 Feb 2006, 12:44 #1686
bmwracer wrote:
The rest of the team can't get into a zone if they don't get the ball. :hehe:


a bad habit....watch kobe do everything, and losing confidence in themselves....and how's that triangle offense working?
somehow they are winning some games.

Kobe averages 43.4 ppg in the month of January.
1 Feb 2006, 23:14 #1687
qilver wrote:a bad habit....watch kobe do everything, and losing confidence in themselves....and how's that triangle offense working?
somehow they are winning some games.

Hard to believe, but they've won as many games as they did all of last year... :sweat:

Kobe averages 43.4 ppg in the month of January.

Yup. Last person to do that was Chamberlain.
2 Feb 2006, 11:33 #1688
The rollercoaster is going down now: Lakes on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from the Pacers, 105-79... :shakehead:

My stomach is in knots. :bleh:
2 Feb 2006, 11:47 #1689
bmwracer wrote:The rollercoaster is going down now: Lakes on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from the Pacers, 105-79... :shakehead:

My stomach is in knots. :bleh:


Clips beat Orlando 106-94 :bonk:
2 Feb 2006, 12:16 #1690
[quote="bmwracer"]The rollercoaster is going down now: Lakes on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from the Pacers, 105-79... :shakehead:

THAT was ugly :beaten:
2 Feb 2006, 12:21 #1691
gaijin mark wrote:[quote="bmwracer"]The rollercoaster is going down now: Lakes on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from the Pacers, 105-79... :shakehead:

THAT was ugly :beaten:


kobe had an off night? :bonk:
2 Feb 2006, 12:56 #1692
qilver wrote:kobe had an off night? :bonk:

26 points on 8-24 shooting.

I think that qualifies him to join the Bricklayers of America Union, ne? :beaten:
2 Feb 2006, 12:58 #1693
bmwracer wrote:
26 points on 8-24 shooting.

I think that qualifies him to join the Bricklayers of America Union, ne? :beaten:


Warriors giving one to Seattle, On a silver platter...by scoring 9 points in the third quarter, and dug themselves in a big hole....on their way to another loss. :beaten:
2 Feb 2006, 19:17 #1694
gaijin mark wrote:
bmwracer wrote:The rollercoaster is going down now: Lakes on the receiving end of an ass-kicking from the Pacers, 105-79... :shakehead:


THAT was ugly :beaten:


The Pacers played without O'Neal and Tinsley. And Stephen Jackson left the game in the second quarter due to some injury. Without this players, the Lakers should have took advantage of this game :sweat: :shakehead:


The Nets lose to the Cavaliers in a close game 85-91 :(
3 Feb 2006, 01:42 #1695
qilver wrote:
Warriors giving one to Seattle, On a silver platter...by scoring 9 points in the third quarter, and dug themselves in a big hole....on their way to another loss. :beaten:

They dug so deep, they ended up in Yao Ming's home. They had a great 1st, 2nd, and 4th quarter. What the hell happened in the third??
3 Feb 2006, 02:28 #1696
dochira wrote:They dug so deep, they ended up in Yao Ming's home.

:lol: :lol: :hehe: :hehe:


Can that really happen, considering the earth's molten core and whatnot?

Oh, sorry, off-topic. :mrgreen:
3 Feb 2006, 09:19 #1697
dochira wrote:
They dug so deep, they ended up in Yao Ming's home. They had a great 1st, 2nd, and 4th quarter. What the hell happened in the third??


9 pts in the third...that is pathetic....and their defense....lacks.

a loss is a loss.... :beaten:
3 Feb 2006, 14:17 #1698
Warriors lose a close one at home to the Spurs 86-89. Too bad J. Rich was injured, they could have used his help. :bonk:
4 Feb 2006, 12:40 #1699
Lakers fall to Charlotte 102-112. :beaten:
4 Feb 2006, 12:44 #1700
qilver wrote:Lakers fall to Charlotte 102-112. :beaten:
This is rapidly turning into the road trip from hell

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