March 2, 200719 yr Phoenix goes down to the 76ers tonight. I think Phoenix's lack of depth is going to kill them come playoff time. Lack of depth? I thought they had the best 6th man in the league.
March 2, 200719 yr He doesn't have that killer instinct like all the GREATS have. He takes the shots and doesnt have a killer instinct. I thought he got hated on for passing the ball in those situations? Now he is shooting and doesnt have the killer instinct? MJ missed big shots too. Kobe too. By the way, did anybody see the dunk Bron had last night? Wow.
March 2, 200719 yr Author Lack of depth? I thought they had the best 6th man in the league. I never said that. After that guy who else do they have. They run 6 deep and thats it.
March 2, 200719 yr Author He takes the shots and doesnt have a killer instinct. I thought he got hated on for passing the ball in those situations? Now he is shooting and doesnt have the killer instinct? MJ missed big shots too. Kobe too. By the way, did anybody see the dunk Bron had last night? Wow. He doesn't have the killer instinct because he should have always wanted to take that shot. I never said he would make them all. We all know Kobe and MJ have missed their fair share of game winners. But I don't recall many if any that Bron has hit.
March 3, 200719 yr Author What a half by shaq with 16 12 and 4 assists... They are going to need that from him every night while Wade is out.
March 3, 200719 yr Author I wish Wade wouldn't have gotten hurt. I wanted to see the Heat flop in the playoffs.
March 3, 200719 yr HAHA I like the heat...I guess because Shaq is really hard for me to root against, great guy...
March 3, 200719 yr He has no eyebrows. Hard not to notice. My bad doc. Didn't examine his face & come up with that diagnosis. :thumb: Did you sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night ?
March 3, 200719 yr Author http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=dw-agedefiance022807&prov=yhoo&type=lgns Intresting spin about Livingstons inury. It was gruesome and grotesque and almost impossible to forget – Shaun Livingston, his left knee virtually torn in half, crumpled and writhing in pain Tuesday. There is virtually nothing positive that can come from a potential career-ending injury to the likable, determined Los Angeles Clippers point guard. Yet perhaps Livingston can serve as a reminder to the supposedly sound, wise voices who always are telling these young athletes about the benefits of staying one more year in college, the ones defending the NBA's ridiculous age limit, the ones more concerned about their own entertainment or profit than the fact that even the brightest of basketball futures rides on a single, skinny ligament. Because while the NBA's window of opportunity closes, colleges never do. Because while you might get just one shot at draft day millions, an education is there forever. If the TV announcers and establishment defenders, when imploring the stay in school mantra, always are going to bring up some bust from the past – are we still talking about Korleone Young? – then let Livingston serve as the unfortunate (yet fortunate) poster child for the other side, the take the money and run route.
March 3, 200719 yr My bad doc. Didn't examine his face & come up with that diagnosis. :thumb: Did you sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night ? Have you ever seen his face, be it in a game or a picture? I sense a little attitude....
March 3, 200719 yr Have you ever seen his face, be it in a game or a picture? I sense a little attitude.... andddddddddd ?
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