Poody said:SIGH... I posted a list of all the nba torrents sites earlier.
Fifty said:What a nice sight to come home to. Raps winning by 18...Vince blowing no one away. I love it. What did Jalen say?
You rock! Downloading now.Eminem said:woooooooo. what a great game. i need to cop me a gordon jersey.
here brian, since you couldn't see his mind-blowing 4th/ot, you can see his post-game interview: http://s29.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1Q3ZCRPDAGB1S361SC0BMT52FK
Bulls 18-6 in 2005. HOLLA


Pimpwerx said:And of course, continue further development of the true heir apparent,
Mr. Wade.
Saw the Heat at home against the Clips, and man, Dwyane Wade is incredibly quick. Just so explosive on the court, he's really the next Jordon. Bron will be the next Magic, or a Magic/Jordan hybrid. But his true airness lies in Wade. I can feel it.
Wade's possessed by His Airness's aura...and stuff. It means you better get on the bandwagon now b/c he's gonna be bigger than Kobe, Bron, and even Jesus. Don't wait for Konex to fuck everything up, enjoy it while it's still 100% Konex-free.Limited time only. PEACE.
Kobex principal claims another victim.Poody said:I hope you know Kobe's grandfather past away this weekend. Thats a reason why he looked so slugish![]()
Cloudy said:Kobe schooled that Allen kid tonight. He played like 10 minutes all game cos of foul trouble.
bionic77 said:![]()
If someone photoshopped Jordan's face on Listons body, that would be the greatest image of all time.
DMczaf said:![]()
Hang it on your wall proudly.
Or this
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bionic77 said:Ali has parkinsons and clearly doesn't know who he is with in that picture. The REAL Ali wouldn't hand out with any of the new athletes, Jordan being one of the worst (though he ain't no Tom Brady, and I mean that in a good way).
As for Magic, well look what being buddy buddy with MJ got him.....
DMczaf said:Look on the bright side of that picture of Magic, he didn't have man titties. I wonder if TNT will have a Weigh-Off during the playoffs. Magic vs. Barkley vs. Kemp. I'd put money on Magic.
DMczaf said:Look on the bright side of that picture of Magic, he didn't have man titties and could still wear shorts without being embarassed. I wonder if TNT will have a Weigh-Off during the playoffs. Magic vs. Barkley vs. Kemp. I'd put money on Magic.
retardboy said:Kobe didn't even really have an "off" night. He got the ball like 10 times with like no seconds left on the clock and had to throw something retarded up. The
Loki said:Yeah, and no other stars have EVER had to do that...:lol
Let the excuses roll in! Don't worry, bionic-- Kobe will still end up shooting 48% for the season....if he takes 10 shots/game from here on out.![]()
Loki said:If Kobe shoots over 42% I will burn all of my Jordan tapes and replace them with sexy Kobe highlight dvds.
bionic77 said:We said 45%! Don't be a Jordan Loki!
On second thought, after a very detailed search through some of the older threads, I found this:
That settles it Loki, 42%.
bionic77 said:If Kobe Bryant doesn't average over 30 PPG, I'll wear a Michael Jordan jersey til the Steelers win the Super Bowl
DMczaf said:Hmm, I found this in the December NBA Thread
Hmm, I bet it seemed like a good idea at the time...
Here ya go!
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So here's my question: If Nelly released a studio album called "Here are some new songs that I recorded with 10 people who aren't singers screaming in the background and overpowering my lyrics," would anyone buy it? Of course not. So why does almost every rapper approach concerts this way? Are they worried that they don't have any talent, so they hide behind the screaming? Is it a posse thing, like they're worried about picking the two or three buddies who should be on stage, so they just go with their 10 closest friends? And why isn't this more of an outrage? Seriously, if you bought tickets to a U2 concert and Bono came out with nine buddies from Dublin who proceeded to ruin every song, wouldn't you ask for your money back? I don't get it.
Julius Erving saved a potentially awkward Converse press conference -- nobody was asking questions -- by speaking extemporaneously about his 30-year relationship with the up-and-down shoe company. I can't imagine that there's another ex-superstar, in any sport, who's more eloquent and thoughtful in these situations than Doctor J. And I think that's the main reason MJ's star is beginning to fade, whereas Doc remains as popular as ever -- Doc considers himself to be an ambassador of the game, whereas MJ considers himself to be the ambassador of Nike. Big difference.
II would make three rules to fix this problem so it never happens again:
1. As long as Jason Kidd can walk, he's automatically in the game. Even if he's 75 years old.
2. Each team is REQUIRED to have two true point guards on the roster.
3. If we can't find four true point guards, and if Jason Kidd is somehow incapacitated, then John Stockton has to come out of retirement for one game.
(Note: I'd invite Isiah and Magic as well, but Isiah would end up trading half his team by halftime, and Magic ... well ... )
I know I complain about this every February, but couldn't Magic Johnson take notes from Johnny Carson and Doctor J about how a legend should fade into the sunset? At the rate he's going, Magic is about two years away from getting peed on by Verne Troyer in the "The Surreal Life" house.
With apologies to Stan Van Gundy, Rashard Lewis and Gilbert Arenas, I'm giving this one to Yao Ming. What happened to this guy? Remember when we thought he could be the Chinese Bill Walton? Why does he always look like he was just picked out of the crowd to play with everybody, like he's just happy to be there? I'm really starting to get worried. If Yao doesn't become one of the 10 best centers of all-time, then Jeff Van Gundy needs to change his name to Ted Van Bundy.
A Pantheon performance on the Unintentional Comedy Scale by Chris Andersen. Remember the scene in "One On One" when Robby Benson overdoses on greenies and makes a fool out of himself at practice? Now imagine if that happened in front of 20,000 people. That was actually the first time in my life that I've seen something spectacular in person, only I wished I was watching it at home on TV -- with the announcers' and players' reactions -- because I knew it was 10 times more spectacular for everyone at home. Looking back, I think the best part was that he started off the contest by telling the sideline reporter, "It's time for the Birdman to fly." Could somebody find me a time machine so I could travel back to the '80s and make that my high school yearbook quote?
The Jim Gray Award for "Strangest moment that involved Jim Gray"
Gray and I were introduced for the first time on Saturday afternoon ... he walked away ... and then returned 30 seconds later to ask me, "Are you the Bill Simmons from Page 2?" He proceeded to tell me that I was wrong about his performance after the Artest Melee, when I wrote about his voice "inexplicably quivering." According to Gray, many people on the floor were sprayed with pepper spray -- including him -- which explained his general demeanor after the incident. Fair enough. Although I think this should be another event on All-Star Saturday -- "Spray Jim Gray with Pepper Spray."
(Put it this way: If you're a 6-foot-9 guy who could pass for an NBA player, spend two grand on an Armani suit, fly yourself to the NBPA party next February, load up on some Viagra, then tell every girl you meet that you're a reserve forward on the Raptors or Hornets. There's a decent chance you could have sex 35 times in three hours.)
Three more things about the NBPA party that you need to know:
1. Everyone had to pass through a metal detector on the way in.
2. This was my first party with "Courvousier ($12)" on the main drink menu at every bar, right alongside "Beer ($4)," "Wine ($6)" and "Mixed drinks ($8)."
3. In one of the men's bathrooms, at 1:45 in the morning, there were guys throwing dice against the wall and betting on every roll.
(The NBA ... it's FANNNNNNNN-tastic! I love this game!)
The Vince McMahon Award for "Best doctoring of crowd noise to make a heel seem like a babyface"
Hey, I'm not saying that the NBA ordered TNT to turn down its crowd microphones when Kobe was introduced ... but Kobe was booed by roughly 65-70 percent of the crowd in Denver before the All-Star Game. It was noticeable, it was loud, and it was beyond awkward. So why couldn't you hear this on TV? At all? Even remotely?
:lol :lol :lol :lol :lolThe Jim Gray Award for "Strangest moment that involved Jim Gray"
Gray and I were introduced for the first time on Saturday afternoon ... he walked away ... and then returned 30 seconds later to ask me, "Are you the Bill Simmons from Page 2?" He proceeded to tell me that I was wrong about his performance after the Artest Melee, when I wrote about his voice "inexplicably quivering." According to Gray, many people on the floor were sprayed with pepper spray -- including him -- which explained his general demeanor after the incident. Fair enough. Although I think this should be another event on All-Star Saturday -- "Spray Jim Gray with Pepper Spray."
Loki said:Holy shit, that sucks. Guess we'll see what Wade has in him now...
And Piston, I don't think it was Kobe. I think it had something to do with AI calling Shaq "the greatest player to ever play the game" during his All-Star MVP acceptance speech, and Shaq didn't run out immediately to correct Iverson, which is what he should have done. Or else things like this happen to you.
Look for AI to go down soon, too, though Jordan may spare him because he's always high.![]()
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"Nothing gets past me."