The 2013-14 NBA season

dcfaithful

81 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

81 wrote:

watched some of the 93 eastern finals vs the knicks...jordan went for 54...i still hate starks.

wrong series although i guess the concept applies

knicks up 2-0 and lose 4-2

Yes, I know it is the wrong series, and yes... the concept applies.

NY in the 90's was that team that had every chance and could never capitalize.

norm

kobe is a such a tool :roll:

"I'm going to be the Will Smith of the NBA."

The Juggler

dcfaithful wrote:

81 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

wrong series although i guess the concept applies

knicks up 2-0 and lose 4-2

Yes, I know it is the wrong series, and yes... the concept applies.

NY in the 90's was that team that had every chance and could never capitalize.

they were like the andy reid philadelphia eagles of the nba.

81

Guess it was better than being the 76's of the 90's

Zow

Wobbie

dcfaithful wrote:

NY in the 90's was that team that had every chance and could never capitalize.

It wasn't pretty....oakley, mason and ewing together? brute-ball

81

imalive wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

NY in the 90's was that team that had every chance and could never capitalize.

It wasn't pretty....oakley, mason and ewing together? brute-ball

i always liked Mason.

i personally, like the physical ball that we saw back in the day vs this zero contact, flopping crap that we see today.

come to think of it, in all the old school games that i have seen over the last couple of months, i don't remember any flops (well, out side of byron in game 6 of the 98 finals with seconds left on the clock).

Wobbie

81 wrote:

come to think of it, in all the old school games that i have seen over the last couple of months, i don't remember any flops (well, out side of byron in game 6 of the 98 finals with seconds left on the clock).

you tend to fall back when you're PUSHED! :evil:

81

imalive wrote:

81 wrote:

come to think of it, in all the old school games that i have seen over the last couple of months, i don't remember any flops (well, out side of byron in game 6 of the 98 finals with seconds left on the clock).

you tend to fall back when you're PUSHED! :evil:

Byron was one of the first floppers in the nba. fact.

dcfaithful

81 wrote:

imalive wrote:

81 wrote:

come to think of it, in all the old school games that i have seen over the last couple of months, i don't remember any flops (well, out side of byron in game 6 of the 98 finals with seconds left on the clock).

you tend to fall back when you're PUSHED! :evil:

Byron was one of the first floppers in the nba. fact.

Byron? Like.... Byron Scott, the poor bastard that is coaching the Cavs now? I haven't seen much of his playing footage, but he was a Laker so I don't need the flopping reason to dislike him.

Bryon, however, was shoved. :twisted: :P

Bryon later became a Laker as well.

81

oh so pretty.

dcfaithful

81 wrote:

oh so pretty.

One to signify each illegitimate Jordan child, err.. I mean, championship.

81

Randy brown had some issues....

his 3 rings from 96, 97 and 98 fetched a tick over 50K for the set.

if i would have known about the sale....i might have put a bid in on them.

Wobbie

A HALF A MILLION $$$$ FOR "you're barking at the wrong owner"?????? :wtf:

do not fuck with david stern :x

Wobbie

I think "Unguarded" on 30 for 30 tonight will be good. I read a book about chris herren.

DC - you'll have to get Jen to switch from TMZ

81

imalive wrote:

A HALF A MILLION $$$$ FOR "you're barking at the wrong owner"?????? :wtf:

do not fuck with david stern :x

i guess we now know why the owners are losing money. :roll:

dcfaithful

imalive wrote:

DC - you'll have to get Jen to switch from TMZ

She regularly watches The Food Network and Cooking Channel. Food porn, I can live with...

norm

happy opening night!


:roll:

The Juggler

norm wrote:

happy opening night!


:roll:

the sixers didn't lose.

RiotZact

The Juggler wrote:

norm wrote:

happy opening night!


:roll:

the sixers didn't lose.

Sweet!

xavier mcdaniel

There were games. ESPN is simulating the season each night by playing games of Strat-O-Matic.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_ ... ning-night

rb115565

I dont think the lockout is gonna last to much longer too much money being lost by everyone

81

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

There were games. ESPN is simulating the season each night by playing games of Strat-O-Matic.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_ ... ning-night

comcast sports net chicago is going to replay 15 iconic Jordan games starting tonight...

i believe tonight he sets the franchise scoring record...not sure about the next 8 games, but hte last 6 will be the title clinching games.

Newch91

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

There were games. ESPN is simulating the season each night by playing games of Strat-O-Matic.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_ ... ning-night

Yes! Dallas killed Chicago!

81

Newch91 wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

There were games. ESPN is simulating the season each night by playing games of Strat-O-Matic.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_ ... ning-night

Yes! Dallas killed Chicago!

if memory serves....Chicago beat them both times last year


http://www.basketball-reference.com/tea ... games.html

no way the bulls are giving up 113 points to the mavs

Newch91

81 wrote:

Newch91 wrote:

xavier mcdaniel wrote:

There were games. ESPN is simulating the season each night by playing games of Strat-O-Matic.
http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_ ... ning-night

Yes! Dallas killed Chicago!

if memory serves....Chicago beat them both times last year


http://www.basketball-reference.com/tea ... games.html

no way the bulls are giving up 113 points to the mavs

Dirk probably put up 40 last night. It was only the first game of the season. The Bulls will probably give up less next time they play Dallas.

81

Newch91 wrote:

Dirk probably put up 40 last night. It was only the first game of the season. The Bulls will probably give up less next time they play Dallas.

last year, the Bulls gave up 83 and 77 in the two games
hard to belive they are going to go from an average of 80 to 113

it could happen, but with two teams basically returning the same squads....

Bulls were one of the top defensive teams in the league....i just don't see 113 from the slow poke mavs.

Newch91

81 wrote:

Newch91 wrote:

Dirk probably put up 40 last night. It was only the first game of the season. The Bulls will probably give up less next time they play Dallas.

last year, the Bulls gave up 83 and 77 in the two games
hard to belive they are going to go from an average of 80 to 113

it could happen, but with two teams basically returning the same squads....

Bulls were one of the top defensive teams in the league....i just don't see 113 from the slow poke mavs.

They may be old and slow, but they know how to close out games and win them, unlike the Heat.

81

Newch91 wrote:

They may be old and slow, but they know how to close out games and win them, unlike the Heat.

Jason Kidd makes a tortise look fast.

they need to get this figured out.....we have hit rock bottom with this debate.

Newch91

81 wrote:

Newch91 wrote:

They may be old and slow, but they know how to close out games and win them, unlike the Heat.

Jason Kidd makes a tortise look fast.

they need to get this figured out.....we have hit rock bottom with this debate.

This is what the lockout has done to us, debating how old and slow the Mavs are. I'd still take Jason Kidd over a tortise.

norm

screw the lockout! the white shadow on espn classic!

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