PLAYERS:
Chris Andersen,
Stephen Curry,
Larry Bird,
Robert Parish,
Bill Laimbeer
TEAMS: Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves, Detroit Pistons, Boston Celtics
TEAMS: Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves, Detroit Pistons, Boston Celtics
It is not uncommon for me to watch Sportscenter twice in a row (I’m looking for suggestions on what to call this, if you’ve got one let me here it) but since Peyton Manning decided to sign with the Denver Broncos and then Tim Tebow was promptly traded to the New York Jets I knew that we were in for media overkill. ESPN has a way of taking a story and then talking about it to the point that you’d rather drink Zima for a month then hear one more second about the story. Tim Tebow + Jeremy Lin in New York together + Peyton Manning = me no longer watching ESPN for the next few days except to catch March Madness analysis (which will be very minimal). Because of this I’ll refrain from any Tebow/Lin/Manning insight and instead give you some stuff that I find awesome and I’m sure you will too.
Here’s a video of Stephen Curry putting a sick move on Chris “Birdman” Andersen. I enjoyed this because Stephen Curry is injured so often that you rarely get to see him on the court (w...
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