Basketball (NBA, College, etc.)

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

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4 Feb 2006, 12:54 #1701
On the other hand, the other LA team, the Clippers, won a game tonight against the Celtics 98-81 :mrgreen:
4 Feb 2006, 12:57 #1702
Saito_Hajime wrote:On the other hand, the other LA team, the Clippers, won a game tonight against the Celtics 98-81 :mrgreen:


Elton Brand hopefully should be on the Backup reserves for the All-Star Game.
Yeah, the Clips are slowly turning it around, can't wait for Magguette to come back from his injury, that should help their game more. :applaud:
4 Feb 2006, 14:26 #1703
gaijin mark wrote:This is rapidly turning into the road trip from hell

Un-freaking-believable.


The worse team in the league and the Lakes play to their level.


Pathetic. Simply pathetic. :shakehead: :banghead: :grumble:


Phil must be thinking "What have I gotten myself into?" or "Is Jeannie Buss worth this?"
4 Feb 2006, 16:32 #1704
bmwracer wrote:
Un-freaking-believable.


The worse team in the league and the Lakes play to their level.


Pathetic. Simply pathetic. :shakehead: :banghead: :grumble:


Phil must be thinking "What have I gotten myself into?" or "Is Jeannie Buss worth this?"


Lakers lost one they should have taken.... :shakehead:
KG goes for 27pts, 15 boards, but his team fails to get him the ball to score in the last 5 to 6 min. he goes for 12 of 13 field goals but they lose to the Portland Trailblazers in Portland. :bonk:
4 Feb 2006, 19:13 #1705
So many upset games last night. I expected the Lakers, Timberwolves, Sonics and the Magic to win against their respective opponents :shakehead: :beaten:
5 Feb 2006, 01:25 #1706
Saito_Hajime wrote:So many upset games last night. I expected the Lakers, Timberwolves, Sonics and the Magic to win against their respective opponents :shakehead: :beaten:


That Timberwolves game, they reminded me of the Warriors in the lack of execution down the stretch, they failed to feed the ball down to KG in the post when it counted. :shakehead:
5 Feb 2006, 12:02 #1707
Vince Carter produced a triple double with 27 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists to help the New Jersey Nets past the Miami Heat 105-92 :victory: :applaud:

The Detroit Pistons suffered another defeat from an east team, losing to the Indiana Pacers 85-93 :mwahaha:
5 Feb 2006, 12:32 #1708
Lakers lose again, this time to the Hornets, 106-90.

So much hope at the beginning of the road trip, now it's a fight for survival... :bleh:
5 Feb 2006, 14:52 #1709
Warriors beat Timberwolves 109-77 :woot:
7 Feb 2006, 12:27 #1710
New Jersey Nets beat the New Orleans/Oklahoma Hornets 99-91 :victory: . But Jason Kidd missed a triple double with 14 points, 11 assists and 9 rebounds :sweat: .
7 Feb 2006, 14:30 #1711
Warriors beat the Denver Nuggets 122-114, as GSW has 6 people in double figures in points. :thumbsup:

KG blocks Marion's shot at the buzzer as Minnesota wins against Phoenix 103-101, whether they think it was goaltending or not, that was a hella of block by KG... :shocked: :hehe:
7 Feb 2006, 18:52 #1712
qilver wrote:
KG blocks Marion's shot at the buzzer as Minnesota wins against Phoenix 103-101, whether they think it was goaltending or not, that was a hella of block by KG... :shocked: :hehe:


This is what D'Antoni said in the post-game interview "That was a tough one. I saw the final replay and it is what it is. We have to win by 10 points to avoid that type of final play." :mrgreen:
8 Feb 2006, 06:17 #1713
Saito_Hajime wrote:

This is what D'Antoni said in the post-game interview "That was a tough one. I saw the final replay and it is what it is. We have to win by 10 points to avoid that type of final play." :mrgreen:


watching that over and over, that was a hella of a block..."Get that outta here" type block..... :hehe:
8 Feb 2006, 11:51 #1714
qilver wrote:

watching that over and over, that was a hella of a block..."Get that outta here" type block..... :hehe:


Hehe.....yeah I saw that play. It was one of the highlight in the sports news. Tremendous block indeed :applaud: .


By the way, the league-leading Detroit Pistons lose to one of the league's worse team, the Atlanta Hawks 98-99 :mwahaha: . That's one hell of an upset :hehe:
8 Feb 2006, 12:07 #1715
Lakers down by 17 at the end of the 1st period and never recovered :beaten:
8 Feb 2006, 12:14 #1716
gaijin mark wrote:Lakers down by 17 at the end of the 1st period and never recovered :beaten:

Road trip from hell. :shakehead:
8 Feb 2006, 13:50 #1717
gaijin mark wrote:Lakers down by 17 at the end of the 1st period and never recovered :beaten:


Dallas beat the Lakers, and never looked back, guess they were embarrassed by the other two losses and what kobe did to them. :beaten:

Clippers beat the Knicks 85-82 :thumbsup:
9 Feb 2006, 11:54 #1718
Lakers beat Houston, boy the Rockets must really suck :shakehead:
9 Feb 2006, 12:47 #1719
gaijin mark wrote:Lakers beat Houston, boy the Rockets must really suck :shakehead:

Yet they beat the Lakes at home about a month ago, ne? :bleh:
9 Feb 2006, 13:49 #1720
bmwracer wrote:
Yet they beat the Lakes at home about a month ago, ne? :bleh:


i think you are right.

Chicago beats Denver 110-107 in Denver. :bonk:

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