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DeAndre Jordan is overrated as a defender IMO.
"Tonight, felt somewhat, like a road game." - Chris Paul on all the Bulls fans at Staples Center.
i dont get it... this investigation should have happened years ago
kobe would have been a better joke but the fanboy in me wont let me do it
"Tonight, felt somewhat, like a road game." - Chris Paul on all the Bulls fans at Staples Center.
http://espn.go.com/espnradio/play?id=11876272Dan Le Batard & Stugotz - South Beach Sessions: Charles Barkley
In this episode of "South Beach Sessions," Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Barkley dishes on his tough childhood, his NBA career, the Dream Team, sports media and more.
http://espn.go.com/espnradio/play?id=11876272Dan Le Batard & Stugotz - South Beach Sessions: Charles Barkley
In this episode of "South Beach Sessions," Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Barkley dishes on his tough childhood, his NBA career, the Dream Team, sports media and more.
"thats a great shot if it goes in"
what is the point of saying this
Someone is always trying Blake.
LinkBut the fulcrum, the essential ingredient on both ends of the floor, is Bosh, who spurned a chance to join Dwight Howard and James Harden in Houston and chose to stay in Miami after James returned to Cleveland. A five-year, $118 million contract -- one year and $30 million more than the Rockets could offer -- was a significant variable in that equation. It's also something Bosh has been refreshingly honest about.
But on Monday night, he revealed to CBSSports.com another factor in his free-agent decision -- one that offered plenty of insight into just how stressful and transformative the Big Three's four-year championship gauntlet really was for him.
Money was a factor. Comfort level was another. But given a chance to insert himself into another Big Three as the third wheel with the Rockets, inviting all the attention and expectations that would've come with it, Bosh ultimately said: No, thanks. I'm good.
"I could see where people would think that's an attractive site," Bosh told CBSSports.com, speaking of Houston, where half the NBA expected him to land back in July. "They were trying to win right away. And I was really happy to be touted that I possibly could've been out there. But you know, that doesn't guarantee anything, and I know that. All that guarantees is a bunch of pressure."
Lol cry baby
I dont eem think it was real bulls fans just pau gasol fans jumping ship
"Tonight, felt somewhat, like a road game." - Chris Paul on all the Bulls fans at Staples Center.
Lol cry baby
I dont eem think it was real bulls fans just pau gasol fans jumping ship
Who's that idiot telling everybody Blake is gonna be MVP this year..?
Hyping up his " improved " jumpshot
"Quake"
It's a recipe for plenty of shots — Kobe's league-leading 244 field-goal attempts are 26 more than second-place Carmelo Anthony, who has played 49 more minutes than Bryant this season — and misses, as the new record-holder in that department has missed 33 more shots than second-place Anthony en route to a career-low 37.7 percent mark from the floor.
One key factor in that sagging shooting percentage: Kobe's really struggling to find open looks these days. The NBA's SportVU player tracking system has data for eight of Bryant's outings this season; in those games, he's taken 196 field-goal attempts, and 154 of them — 78.6 percent — have come against either "tight" defense (meaning the closest defender is between 2 and 4 feet away from the shooter) or "very tight" defense (between 0 and 2 feet away). He's made just 35.1 percent (54-for-154) of those tightly contested shots, compared with 52.4 percent (22-for-42) of his more open tries. He went 7-for-22 on contested attempts against the Warriors, and 8-for-12 when he had at least 3 1/2 feet of daylight.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...es-------you-re-freaking-crazy-181343066.html
When Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant spoke to Dwight Howard on Tuesday, his words to the free-agent center resounded an unmistakable and unflinching message: Let me teach you how to be a champion.
“You need to learn how it’s done first, and I can teach you here,” Bryant told Howard during the Lakers’ presentation, witnesses in the room described to Yahoo! Sports.
“You have to learn how it’s done,” Bryant told Howard, witnesses described. “I know how to do it and I’ve learned from the best – players who have won multiple times over and over.”
“Instead of trying to do things your way, just listen and learn and tweak it, so it fits you,” Bryant told him.