http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_clcE...e_gdata_player
Yes you are baby Jordan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_clcE...e_gdata_player
Yes you are baby Jordan.
Once the Bulls get Jamal Crawford and Dwight Howard and are swimming in rings everyone will know that Baby Jordan is Baby Jordan
One would think Baby Jordan is talented enough to get a championship ring without help.
was real Jordan?
In other news, more people defending Westbrook because they see either Durant or the team not doing much on offense:
Berry Tramel writes that Memphis doesn’t have an answer for Westbrook: http://www.newsok.com/grizzlies-dont...adlines_widget
John Hollinger: http://insider.espn.go.com/nba/playo...PERDiem-110510Frankly, if Durant wants more shots, he need not look at Westbrook. He need look in the mirror. Westbrook hasn’t been ignoring Durant. Hasn’t been derelict in his point-guard duties. Hasn’t passed up passes to the two-time NBA scoring champ. If Durant wants more shots in this series, he’s going to have to work harder. Battier and Allen aren’t going to let loose of their grip. Aren’t going to give him six inches of space. Last round with Denver? Next round with Dallas, should the Thunder advance? Maybe the game eases for Durant. No Battier, no Allen. But Memphis has the Durant antidote, which can lead to Durant being a mere decoy. That’s not all bad. Brooks said the Grizzlies’ commitment to stopping Durant can create mini-fast breaks on the backside. That’s because the Thunder has Westbrook. Butch to Durant’s Sundance Kid.
Zach Lowe of SI: http://nba-point-forward.si.com/2011...sct=nba_bf1_a5Another aspect that gets far too little attention, and has really become apparent to me in the two rounds I’ve spent covering the Thunder in these playoffs, is how frequently plays called for Durant break down. In those situations, Westbrook is basically forced to improvise a shot — sometimes a poor one — because he’s often the only other Oklahoma City player on the floor who can reliably generate a halfway-decent look. Despite all that, there’s an unquestionable tension in his game, a fight between the yin of aggressively using his athleticism to take over the games and the yang of getting the rock to Durant. I’ve seen him try to take over games that Durant had already taken over. I’ve also seen him tilt too far the other way (though admittedly less often), and ignore a promising matchup because he’s trying so hard to be a “true” point guard. Either way, he can’t win. Not unless Durant takes 65 shots and Westbrook plays like assistant coach Mo Cheeks, which has no chance of ever happening.
The misconception about the Thunder’s late-game offense is that the team isn’t running plays — or that Westbrook is breaking those plays to isolate. That’s wrong. The Thunder are (usually) running plays, but they’re either running them very late in the shot clock or running them without a backup plan — or both. The result is that if defenses are able to stymie that first action, one of the Thunder’s stars is left holding the ball with the shot clock running down and a bunch of inactive teammates watching. Because Westbrook is the team’s nominal point guard, he’s often left to create for himself in bad situations.
also Baby Jordan wouldn't need 30 points three games in a row from Dwight or Crawford.
just like NQ Jordan didn't need it from pips
Rose will never have to deal with Bill Cartwright's ugly shot.
Rhinox is either a dumb basketball fan, or an awesome troll. LOL
The Mavs are talking wierd about Caron Butler. Like the Coach is praising how he's been dunking in practice and shit but then when asked if he will play in the playoffs Rick is all like "I can't answer that I'm not a doctor" blah blah.
I think they are pulling a reverse double smokescreen and are about to unleash Tough Juice in the next round.
drose is ugly