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Fans don't vote for MVP. I don't think "the decision" had too much weight on the MVP voting, but that's just my opinion.
Give me the NHL back!
i hope the lakers lose horribly in the regular season and especially th eplayoffs.
How will they lose horribly in the regular season and then make the playoffs?
lol.
Who do you guys think is going to win for the Weds OKC vs Clippers game?
Getting tired of the Knicks hoopla. They still look like a team that will not make it out of the second round.
Getting tired of the Knicks hoopla. They still look like a team that will not make it out of the second round.
Not exactly nba but did you guys hear about that division 3 college kid who scored 138 pts in one game!?
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OKC not as consistant without Harden. Worst off-season decision of the year.
Yea, from Grinnell College in Iowa. Pretty amazing, but not real baskteball to me.
It's better than the linsanity bs from last year
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haha ok. have you watched their games? with their new bench they are legit contenders. they have a harassing defense and finally have a legitimate PG that finally allows them to move the ball and keep defenses honest. you keep telling yourself that.
Not exactly nba but did you guys hear about that division 3 college kid who scored 138 pts in one game!?
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I will give you that.
Are you talking about Raymond Felton? The same Felton that the knicks (!@#!), nuggets, and trailblazers traded for spare parts. Is that the legitimate PG???
Yeah, that was terrible. The team won 179 to 104. There are a lot of college players that can put up numbers like this. It's just that most coachs have more class then to run up the score in garbage time. Dude took 104 shots and had 0 assists. Would you want him on your team?
When I watched the highlight on ESPN I figured he didn't have any assists. While I'm not entirely surprised he actually had ZERO, it's gotta be hard to go an entire game without a single assist.
Someone on ESPN was talking about it and said there were players that had easy putback, but passed it to him so he could take the shot..
How will they lose horribly in the regular season and then make the playoffs?
they always make the playoffs. you know what i mean. quit trying to be a smart aleck lol
If I were the coach I would've benched every single player that did that.
I just read the link. 😱 Pretty ridiculousYeah... except that was part of the coach's game plan. He's done this before since arriving at Grinnell College. I read an article that around 1998 another player under him got the DIII scoring title at the time (77 points I believe). Not sure if the coach used the same tactics back then, but I wouldn't doubt it.
The guy still had to put the ball in the bucket, but the means that the team used to do so diminished the feat in my eyes. It was a little tasteless.
EDIT: Here is the link:
http://deadspin.com/5962514/d+iii-players-138-point+game-is-a-sham-record-and-shouldnt-be-celebrated-by-anyone
they always make the playoffs. you know what i mean. quit trying to be a smart aleck lol
As a bulls fan, Lebron is better than D Rose. D Rose got the MVP because everyone was sick of voting for Lebron. D Rose and the bulls in the past couple years have been truly amazing. MJ and those Bulls were the best of all time.
But right now, Lebron is the king. And maybe, just maybe, Lebron will eventually be the best of all time.
As a bulls fan, Lebron is better than D Rose. D Rose got the MVP because everyone was sick of voting for Lebron. D Rose and the bulls in the past couple years have been truly amazing. MJ and those Bulls were the best of all time.
But right now, Lebron is the king. And maybe, just maybe, Lebron will eventually be the best of all time.
You're right. The Lakers will probably lose in the first round of the playoffs. The Heat will win another championship!
Yeah... except that was part of the coach's game plan. He's done this before since arriving at Grinnell College. I read an article that around 1998 another player under him got the DIII scoring title at the time (77 points I believe). Not sure if the coach used the same tactics back then, but I wouldn't doubt it.
The guy still had to put the ball in the bucket, but the means that the team used to do so diminished the feat in my eyes. It was a little tasteless.
EDIT: Here is the link:
http://deadspin.com/5962514/d+iii-players-138-point+game-is-a-sham-record-and-shouldnt-be-celebrated-by-anyone
why would you watch the nba when it's still football season
why would you watch the nba when it's still football season
why would you watch the nba when it's still football season
Because we like basketball, and football is only on certain days. NBA fills the void.
tru. Altho they play football 3/7 days a week now 🙂. I guess I never got too much into basketball since I never grew up around an NBA franchise
Watching the Heat kind of makes me want to throw up. Like for real. It's disgusting.
To each his own. The Heat are saving their energy for the playoffs, and they will win again.
Watching the Heat kind of makes me want to throw up. Like for real. It's disgusting.
Yep, me too. Not because they're bad, but because I just hate them and their godawful fans.
Wade hasn't really been playing like himself so far this season. He's been having some injury issues but once he finds his groove the Heat should win the East. I don't see too many teams out of the East that can challenge them, and I don't think the Knicks will be able to beat them 4 out of 7 games. The biggest challengers this year will probably come from the West.
Yep, me too. Not because they're bad, but because I just hate them and their godawful fans.
What's wrong with heat fans???
What's wrong with heat fans???
Can you say BANDWAGON fans?
I remember watching games several years ago when my team (the Bulls) played in Miami in empty arenas, like almost nobody there. Now they get the "big 2.5" (it actually started with that championship a few years back but LeBrick made it worse) and suddenly they sell out every game and you see people walking around with Heat gear all the time. Miami didn't deserve this. They're bandwagon fans in ALL sports, baseball and football, too. Fans never show up to games in Miami unless their teams are really good.
Yeah, that's why I don't like Heat fans.
Rant over.
That is completely unfair. The difference between bulls fans and heat fans is climate. There are other things Miami fans can be doing in the winter. If you forced to stay in doors for half the year you better be rooting for someone. Being from Miami, when our teams suck you still support them. The difference is on a 70 degrees day in December we can support our teams from the beach.
Can you say BANDWAGON fans?
I remember watching games several years ago when my team (the Bulls) played in Miami in empty arenas, like almost nobody there. Now they get the "big 2.5" (it actually started with that championship a few years back but LeBrick made it worse) and suddenly they sell out every game and you see people walking around with Heat gear all the time. Miami didn't deserve this. They're bandwagon fans in ALL sports, baseball and football, too. Fans never show up to games in Miami unless their teams are really good.
Yeah, that's why I don't like Heat fans.
Rant over.
That is completely unfair. The difference between bulls fans and heat fans is climate. There are other things Miami fans can be doing in the winter. If you forced to stay in doors for half the year you better be rooting for someone. Being from Miami, when our teams suck you still support them. The difference is on a 70 degrees day in December we can support our teams from the beach.
The Miami Heat are a fairly new franchise with not a lot of history of success until recently, so it makes sense that they would seem to have a smaller fanbase (until now). The bandwagon phenomenon is probably just a function of them getting better and getting more star players. To be fair to the Heat, they play some awesome basketball and if I lived nearby I would be more inclined to see them even if I wasn't previously a fan.
And regarding jay516's point about the weather, here in LA the weather is also consistently good and turnout to Laker games has always been high. This was even the case in the mid 2000's when the Lakers struggled and Kobe was thinking about leaving. Having a team with a long history of winning championships and producing star players means fans are likely to be more loyal to a team like the Lakers (or the Bulls) than a newer team like the Heat.