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Hats off.. posted by Samir Sabharwal on 05/09/2008
to Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili. They knew that last night’s game was a must-win and stepped up to the challenge. The backcourt duo combined for 62 points and 17 assists in the series’ third. At the other end, San Antonio quieted Stojakovic; after putting up 47 between the first and second games, Peja only scored... [more]
Just Another Wednesday Patriots Linkage posted by Mike Dussault on 05/07/2008
First off I have to comment on the Costas Now segment where Deadspin.com head honcho Will Leitch and Friday Night Lights author Buzz Bissinger went toe to toe over the value of sports blogging. Buzz gets pretty fired up about the whole thing as you can see here ... [more]
He said it... posted by Samir Sabharwal on 05/06/2008
"These are some of the best moments, I think, of my life that we're experiencing right now. We're just riding a wave right now."Fitting words from CP3. Hopefully, the waters won’t get too turbulent as the series continues Thursday in San Antonio after a 102-84 victory for the h... [more]
Spurs tired, Hornet fired...up posted by Stephen Chakerian on 05/06/2008
Well I had faith in the Hornets, but even I am surprised at where this series is at heading into Game 3 (two blowouts removed from a 2-0 Hornets lead). I heard one mention of something thus far, and if this series doesn't get past Game 5 then I think I'll hear a lot more of it: How the Spurs had to throw down so much physi... [more]
Celtics almost this year's Mavs posted by Cameron Clow on 05/05/2008
Out all the first round matchups I find it very suprising that the Atlanta Hawks took the Boston Celtics into game seven. I was suprised the Hawks made the playoffs in the first place. Was this a collapse by the juggernaut Celts or did the young Hawks play some of the best basketball of their life?I tend to lean toward... [more]
What to watch for: Game Two posted by Samir Sabharwal on 05/05/2008
After a decisive victory Saturday night, the Hornets will meet with a Spurs team playing with a vengeance. Here’s what to look out for tonight. ... [more]
Wow. posted by Samir Sabharwal on 05/04/2008
That’s all I can say about the Hornets’ play last night in their 101-82 victory over the Spurs. To be frank, after a (relatively) rough first quarter, I thought the highlight of the night would have been Super Hugo’s acrobatic dunk through a ring of fire. The arena workers’ amusing struggl... [more]
Hornets-Spurs, wow. posted by Stephen Chakerian on 05/03/2008
As much hype as there was around the Spurs-Suns series (at least from Mike Wilbon), the games really didn't deliver. San Antonio played their good ol' fundamentals game and the Suns most likely came to the realization that their Championship window is closing, if not already closed and locked up tight. The upcomin... [more]
Way to go, Wizards posted by Stephen Chakerian on 05/03/2008
Looks like the Wizards blew it again. All that talk before the series even started really did not help. Let's just hope we aren't this decade's version of the 90s Knicks, who MJ managed to keep down seemingly every year (and the Cavs too for that matter). I mean let's face it, Queen James is only going to get bett... [more]
At Least Somebody's Got My Back on This One posted by David Trageser on 05/03/2008
To all of my Portland based Boston haters who love to throw salt in my game (I'm looking at you, Wizard Whitebread/Raymond), this one is for you. Everybody knows that my homerism is undying and pretty much limitless, but that didn't taint my view of game 6 last night. Even if you were drunk on your hater-ade last ... [more]
ROCKIN' SECOND-ROUND (& ONWARD) PLAYOFF PREVIEW posted by Peace Wilson on 05/03/2008
Bring on the Jazz! Those Salt Pillars are goin' down! Lakers in 6. In the other semifinal, steely Spurs over stinging Hornets in 6. Western Conference Finals: Lakers-Spurs gunslingin' showdown at the OK Corral. Lakers in 6 or 7.Meanwhile, in the East -- s'up with Boston? What part of put the effin' lowly Hawks away do ... [more]
TICKET TO GAME ONE posted by Warren Hildebrand on 05/02/2008
Hey Spurs fans! come see your team get their ass kicked by the Hornets Saturday night in New Orleans. I have one seat for sale : Sec 124 Row 9... [more]
A look at the second round.... posted by Samir Sabharwal on 05/02/2008
As the overwhelming excitement of New Orleans’ domination of the Mavs in Round One dwindles and potential anxieties about their upcoming showdown with last year’s champions arise, let’s take a closer look at some of the key ... [more]
Where's The Attitude? posted by Brian Hoffman on 04/28/2008
After watching last night's loss to the Hornets, and the Mavs putting themselves in a 3-1 series hole, I began to wonder what sort of team we really have. Two years ago, we were on the cusp of raising the Larry O'Brien Trophy and being the kings of the basketball world. Something I remember from that series was Jerry Stackhou... [more]
Take that Shaq! posted by Jordan Ikeda on 04/28/2008
Well, until last night’s beat down of the Spurs, in which Boris Diaw nearly dropped a triple double and Amare Stoudemire was held to single digit points, Phoenix championship hopes looked about as bright as Flava Flav. Now, staring a 3-1 deficit in the face while returning to San Antonio tomorrow night, the Sun... [more]
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Kiki Vandeweghe became the New Jersey Nets' general manager Thursday, less than six months after being hired as a special assistant to team president Rod Thorn. Vandeweghe replaces Ed Stefanski, who left in midseason to become the general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers. "We are very pleased that Kiki will continue his relationship with the Nets' organization," Thorn said. [read full article]
Posted Thu, 08 May 2008 15:01:24 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
A man who accused Richard Jefferson of grabbing him by the throat in an incident in a Minneapolis club this year had too much to drink, the New Jersey Nets forward said in a radio interview. Jefferson was charged with assault on Wednesday for the Jan. 27 incident when the Nets were in Minneapolis to play the Timberwolves. [read full article]
Posted Thu, 08 May 2008 16:57:37 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
The New Jersey Nets have a new general manager. Kiki Vandeweghe (VAN-duh-way) was promoted to the position Thursday, less than six months after being hired as a special assistant to team president Rod Thorn. Vandeweghe replaces Ed Stefanski, who left in midseason to become the GM of the Philadelphia 76ers. [read full article]
Posted Thu, 08 May 2008 13:58:40 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
The New Jersey Nets' owner insisted the team is not for sale, shooting down a report Thursday that investors were being assembled to buy the franchise and move it to Newark. "The team is very simply not for sale, and any stories that suggest or insinuate that we would be interested in listening to those conversations are flat out false," Bruce Ratner said in a statement. [read full article]
Posted Thu, 01 May 2008 14:03:44 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
