RiDE
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So, I see you haven't returned to this thread to say anything since that pronouncement.
Get used to it... he does that every year. lol He'll be back in here in a few days or so like nothing happened.
So, I see you haven't returned to this thread to say anything since that pronouncement.
Haha Dirk was partying with Lil Wayne at a club in Miami
The difference is that Kobe is consistently in the conversation for top 5 players of all time, and Horry and Milicic are not.
I have no reason to argue the greatness of KB, his legacy is pretty much set, and he still has a small window to win more.
This thread is about how over-rated Lebron was. I think his failure to win this year with a stacked team will balance out the hype at least.
Miami is a pure 1 on 1 team. Dallas capitalized on this by going pure zone all series. Lebron did exactly what you're supposed to do against a zone. Drive in and let them swarm you and kick it out to the open man. Miami is just not a good spot up shooting team.
Miami is going to be seeing a LOT of zone next year. Either they will learn to adapt or their next season won't be nearly as successful as this one.
Anyone else jizz their pants a little when Wade got the Technical?
So, I see you haven't returned to this thread to say anything since that pronouncement.
Guess what happened last night took the wind right out of your sails........and the Heat choked last night, not Dirk or the Mavs.
If those few years didn't matter then why didn't Jordan get his first championship at 26 instead?
To all those who say coaching was a problem for Miami in this series, what would you have done differently? I've said quite a few times that Lebron's minutes were a problem but other than that Spo did a great job. I know without Miller or Jones it left a gaping hole for Miami when trying to sub out James, but it needed to be done. I'd roll the dice on a rested Lebron making up for whatever dropoff there was while he sat versus what we saw, which was a gradual decay of his athleticism.
Jordan did hit the game-winning shot in the 1982 NCAA title game as a 19-year-old freshman. Obviously not the same as an NBA title, but still damn impressive, and that set the tone for what was to come.
Mavericks parade set for Thu at 10AM...Hope I get some good pics![]()
Looks nice. I'm definitely at least picking up a Dallas mavs championship hat and t-shirt for the wife and I.I'm so tempted to buy this:
http://store.nba.com/product/index.....2849973.11743425&ab=HP_ASPOT_CHAMPCOLLECTION
or this:
http://store.nba.com/product/index.....2849973.11743425&ab=HP_ASPOT_CHAMPCOLLECTION
Should I splurge and spend da monies on this stuff?
lol, Deshawn steveson arrested last night for public intoxication.
http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Mavs-player-arrested-for-public-intoxication-123922019.html
heh..
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Jordan did hit the game-winning shot in the 1982 NCAA title game as a 19-year-old freshman. Obviously not the same as an NBA title, but still damn impressive, and that set the tone for what was to come.
The Heat have the entire offseason to think about what went wrong, such as ineffectiveness against the zone and acquire both tactics and the right players to counter the zone that will be used a ton against them next season.
