Archive for March, 2008

State of the League Address, 30 March 2008

Lots happening around the L the last few days. Time to sit back in your underwear and take stock.
The Warriors-Mavs-Nuggets playoff battle is undoubtedly the most intriguing sub-plot in the NBA this past week, and it reached fever pitch today when the Nuggs knocked off the Warriors in a typically high scoring affair 119-112. With [...]

Mamba.. just killed a man…

Kudos to Laker fan cj33 for pointing out this very amusing YouTube clip. The guy who made this has way too much spare time on his hands. But it’s bloody hilarious.
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Tags: Mamba

More on the MVP, farewell C-Webb, and crazy Lamar

More MVP talk around the league with Jon Barry making the wonderfully decisive call: “If the New Orleans Hornets win the West’s pitched regular-season battle, I’ve got Chris Paul. If the Hornets don’t win the West, I’ve got Kobe Bryant no matter what.” Thank you Jon, you can now jump off that fence you’re sitting [...]

Footy is back! and so are the Lakers…

It feels like it’s been forever since Geelong absolutely smashed Port Adelaide in the AFL Grand Final back in last September. Over five long months without football. Without having Friday night footy blaring on the big screen LCD. Without seeing the idiots on the Footy Show carry on every week (check out Bogut’s appearance last [...]

The MVP Candidates: Part III

Who wants to be like Dirk? Well, the MVP part…
not who wants to choke in the playoffs.
Check out Parts I and II of my look at this year’s MVP candidates, and my gripe against the MVP

There’s a reason I didn’t get round to writing this blog sooner. Between me being lazy, spending time honing my [...]

Denver, the GRTT and the lottery-bound Lakers?

Denver scored 168 points in a game. Let me put that into perspective. That is 75 points more than the Miami Heat average every game. That is as many points Ben Wallace has scored since January 15. That is more points than Brian Scalabrine has scored since the year 2006. It is a lot of [...]

The MVP Candidates: Part II

Check out Part I of my look at this year’s MVP candidates.
#6 Tim Duncan
If you’re bemused that I have Tim Duncan this high up the rankings despite his numbers being at a career-low and the brilliant play of Manu, just get one thing in your head: Tim Duncan has been an MVP candidate every [...]

Congratulations Melbourne Tigers

We probably don’t talk about the National Basketball League (NBL) enough on this site considering we’re Aussies, but tonight we congratulate the Melbourne Tigers on winning the 2008 HUMMER NBL Championship (don’t worry, HUMMER is just the sponsor). It was a hell of a series, highlighted by Sean Lampley’s game-winning three in Game 3 [...]

Kobe Bryant Blog Day Downunder

For anyone unaware of happenings in the NBA blogosphere, today is officially Kobe Bryant Blog Day. Now being downunder in Aus, today is actually yesterday in the States so we are actually writing on Kobe Bryant Blog Day from the future. Yes, we managed to borrow the time machine Dirk has been working on.
Fittingly, Kobe [...]

The MVP Candidates: Part I

A few days back I got cranky and had a little vent about the MVP and how it’s threatening to lose credibility. With that out of my system I felt relieved, and a lot clearer about who really are the most deserving players to be mentioned in MVP discussions. Having compiled by top 11, [...]

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