Filed under: Post Game thoughts | Tags: James Posey, Kobe Bryant, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce, Phil Jackson's Legacy, Sasha Vujacic bad defense, V for Vendetta
Filed under: Post Game thoughts | Tags: Angry Owl Gasol, Kobe Bryant, Owl Squawk, Pau Gasol, Ray Allen second greatest shooter
For me, this was the first of any of these Finals games that I did not loathe watching. The final score shows that it was a gritty game, like most of the last few, filled with fouls and broken plays, but I enjoyed it.
Filed under: Post Game thoughts | Tags: Celtics, Gummy Bear, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Pau Gasol
That was pretty close. It might not be as easy as everyone said it would be for the Lakers. More after the jump…
Filed under: Post Game thoughts | Tags: Arms of an Angel, Brian Scalabrine, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Paul Pierce, Phil Jackson
Filed under: Observations, Post Game thoughts | Tags: Detroit Pistons, Lebron James, Malice at the Palace, OJ Mayo, Reggie Miller, San Antonio Spurs
So, I wanted my first legitimate post to be a mock draft talking about my boy OJ Mayo and where he was going, but seeing as how the draft lottery was ages ago, and the actual draft isn’t for a while. That doesn’t seem so relevant anymore (though I am still working on a mock draft) and also was probably going to end up being just another reason to procrastinate or deterrent to me actually starting this thing off. After watching Detroit go down, a few thoughts/memories flashed through my mind and I decide to put pen to paper or I guess in this case finger to keyboard and get something done during a summer that started off wonderfully relaxing, but is unfortunately slipping into couch potato territory.
Anyways, in the past two days we’ve seen probably the two great franchises in the NBA go down. In sports, we often like to look at trends and swings in the league hoping to see something that allows us to predict the way the league is going to play out. Tonight it would seem that we are seeing an end to a mini-era/trend. The Spurs and Pistons were two teams that (more…)
