Today?s Laker victory was an ugly one. Derek Fisher got away with a little hand checking on Ray Allen in the last seconds of overtime, but nothing egregious enough to warrant a conspiracy theory. It did remind me a little of Derek?s overt foul on Brent Barry in the Western Conference Finals last ...
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February 04, 2009
Reggie Miller talked with CBS Sports recently, about Kobe Bryant being cheered in Madison Square Garden during his 61 point performance, and the former "Knick Killer" was less than impressed with Knick fans.So, yes, Miller was watching Kobe Bryant's 61-point game against the Knicks Monday night. And yes, he was impressed. But he was also appalled that Knicks fans who...
Via Play is Under Review
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February 05, 2009
I think fans would love Kobe Bryant so much more, if only he would quit trying to be just like Mike. We get it, you idolize MJ, but do you have to imitate him in everything you do??
Via With Leather
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February 05, 2009
Two days after Kobe Bryant set a Madison Square Garden record with 61 points against the Knicks, LeBron James went off for 52 points and a triple-double in the same building, reminding us all that, oh yeah, LeBron is also somewhat skilled at
James added 11 assists and 10 rebounds in ...
Via Celtics Green ...a boston celtics blog.
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February 07, 2009
We're gonna win this game tonight.I hope KG tries to punk Gallo and gets smacked.This is a perfect time for the Knicks to strike. Boston played in overtime last night. Those legs are weak right now.I have a feeling that Qrich and Nate and Harrington is going to be on fire tonight from the 3 ...
Via Hail Mary Jane
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February 05, 2009
LeBron James Score 52 in a Triple Double Win Against the Knicks
People have been lighting the Knicks up lately. First Kobe Bryant scored 61 against them other night and now this.
LeBron James had a triple double with a season high 52 points to knock the Knicks off 107-102.
Whos performance was better?
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Via Waiting For Next Year
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February 05, 2009
The question I was asked the most throughout the day on Wednesday was whether or not I thought LeBron would try to top Kobe’s 61 point performance in Madison Square Garden on Monday
I always thought the question seemed kind of strange. First of all, I thought, LeBron has only had five 50+ ...
Via Waiting For Next Year
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February 05, 2009
Can Mo Williams catch a break? Not only did he not make the all star team over the Magic's Jameer Nelson the first time around, but now with Nelson down, Commissioner David Stern has overlooked the Cavaliers Point Guard yet again; this time, for a third Celtic. Straight from the NBA offices in New York:
BOSTON'S RAY ALLEN TO REPLACE
ORLANDO'S JAMEER NELSON IN 2009 NBA ALL-STAR GAME
Via VeriHoops
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February 07, 2009
I never thought you could look at the box score and see somebody with 50 with a triple-double, but it’s
I was initially disgusted by this statement from LeBron James. I’m of the party that thinks LeBron needs a beat down to deflate his growing hubris. And don’t tell me the guy is ...
Via Red's Army
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February 05, 2009
Marc Spears reports
Ray Allen has played like an All-Star all season for the 41-9 Celtics. Today, he officially became one for the ninth time in his NBA career.
The NBA announced this afternoon that Allen will replace injured Orlando Magic guard Jameer Nelson on the Eastern Conference All-Star team for the Feb. 15 game in Phoenix.
Allen [...]
Via The Scores Report
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February 06, 2009
We have hit a lull in our sports watching season. It’s that period of time between the end of the Super Bowl and the beginning of March Madness where sports fans will go in different directions for their weekend entertainment. Some of us will get reacquainted with our families as we have not had ...
Via Shoreball
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February 05, 2009
Two nights ago against the New York Knicks, Kobe Bryant set a Madison Square Garden record by scoring 61 points in a 126-117 Lakers win.
Kobe’s complete stat line: 19-31 (FGM-A), 3-6 (3PM-A), 20-20 (FTM-A), 61 points, 0 rebounds, 3 assists, 0 steals, and 1 blocked shot.
Last night, LeBron James scored 52 points and posted a triple-double against the Knicks...
Via Not Qualified To Comment
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February 06, 2009
Remember the other day when Kobe dropped 61 at the Garden and set the
record and everyone was like "That was f#$%ing awesome?" And then a few
nights later LeBron came to New York and was like "I don't care about
that, I just want to win," but everyone knew that was bullshit. Then he
went and recorded a triple-double and it was like "Wow, LeBron and...
Via Josh Q. Public
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February 06, 2009
Dan Gilbert is not happy. Big Ben Wallace is not happy. The Cleveland Cavaliers are not happy. They are all unhappy because commissioner David Stern picked Boston Celtics guard Ray Allen to replace the injured Jameer Nelson at next week's All Star Game in Phoenix.
Via Josh Q. Public
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February 05, 2009
And you thought Chauncey Billups was Mr. Big shot. Not on this team. Not in this league. Last night, Caremlo Anthony's layup with five seconds remaining in the game gave the Nuggets the winner winner chicken dinner over Oklahoma City.
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February 07, 2009
After conducting its standard video review of game footage, the NBA has ruled that LeBron James had nine rebounds, not 10, in his sensational performance at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. The MSG scorekeeper incorrectly awarded a rebound to James that should have been credited to Ben Wallace. This is the second triple double by James that the NBA has rescinded; on April 1, 2006...
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