Found January 13, 2009 on
Hardwood Paroxysm:
PLAYERS:
Adam Morrison,
Kwame Brown,
Rudy Gay,
Andrew Bynum,
Yao Ming,
Matt Moore
TEAMS:
Detroit Pistons,
Miami Heat,
Memphis Grizzlies,
Los Angeles Lakers,
Houston Rockets,
Dallas Mavericks,
Atlanta Hawks
This 15 Footer comes to you courtesy of our friendly co-founder and leader extraordinare, Matt Moore.
Today I'm actually giving predictions to go along with the previews. Won't be a regular thing, but I'm feeling saucy.
(Corn Ed. Note - I do not approve of using the term "saucy." But for Moore, ...
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Records: Lakers 30-6 (1st in West) Rockets 24-15 (7th in
Offensive ratings: Lakers 113.1 (2nd in league) Rockets 106.7
Defensive ratings: ...
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