Smack / Dec 19, 2007 / 7:55 am

8MM

By Dime Magazine

In the “Player Who Looks the Least Like What His Nickname Implies” contest, we might have to hand the trophy to Sasha Vujacic. On NBA TV following Lakers/Bulls — where Sasha was the leading scorer with 19 points — Vujacic was being interviewed by Andre Aldridge, who was positively giddy over the fact that the Lakers call Sasha “The Machine” because “he makes shots from everywhere” in practice … With Kobe (18 pts) slowed by the groin injury, Sasha and Lamar Odom (17 pts, 16 rebs) stepped up and led L.A. on a big fourth quarter run to put Chicago away. And yes, the Bulls have reached the point where Kobe will suck up the pain and will himself to 30-plus to beat the Clippers, but playing Chicago on the road is an opportunity to pull back. Aside from a sky-high alley oop in the first quarter and a nasty reverse in the second, he let the other guys do the heavy lifting … There was a kid sitting courtside wearing a Bulls jersey with #24 taped across the front … Andrew Bynum continues to put notches in his belt, this time thoroughly outplaying Ben Wallace. So long as you get the next-Shaq idea out of the way, Bynum’s ceiling is very high; even Kobe would have to admit that now. At this point he’s one of the top centers in the West, and it won’t be long before a Lakers/Rockets game can be hyped as “Kobe & Bynum vs. T-Mac & Yao,” and everyone can keep a straight face … Speaking of Shaq, as you know, he’s the cover subject of Dime #38, which hit newsstands this week. Here’s some behind-the-scenes footage of The Godfather’s cover shoot, plus an excerpt from his cover story, where Shaq talks about taking out his young rivals like Yao and Dwight Howard and suceeding in what he feels is an environment set up to stop him … Today’s finally the day: After all the “Boston hasn’t played anybody” talk and wondering how legit the 20-2 record is, the C’s have the Pistons on the schedule. We gave KG and crew the #2 spot on this week’s NBA Hit List, despite them having the League’s best record by far, precisely because their schedule has been so weak and we were waiting for a game like this one to come along. And while the Pistons have a knack for sometimes coming out flat before turning on the “Dominate” switch, we don’t see that happening tonight. Chauncey, Rip, Tayshaun, ‘Sheed and the rest have something to prove … Everyone’s talking about the Wizards possibly being better without Gilbert Arenas (kinda like they used to say Toronto was better without Vince back in the day), but what are the chances that Sacramento is playing better without Kevin Martin? The Kings were 7-10 before K-Mart II went down with a groin injury, and have gone a respectable 3-4 since. And if the team itself isn’t better, at least John Salmons is. Taking over Martin’s spot in the lineup, Caviezel has had some big games, like last night’s 31-point effort against slumping New Jersey. Salmons and Francisco Garcia (24 pts, 5 treys) even had their poor-men’s Paul Pierce/Ray Allen thing going, as Salmons drove and hit ‘Cisco for a crucial three in the game’s final seconds to help ice the win … Speaking of poor-man’s, Jason Kidd went for 11 points, 10 boards and 9 assists, while Beno Udrih had an imitation Kidd line with 8 dimes and 0 points … The injury bug is killing the Clippers, who last night had to start Richie Frahm due to Cat Mobley coming down with a stomach virus. Then the team went out and got shut down by Toronto — who’s defense has been pretty impressive lately. Chris Bosh put up 24 points, while Jose Calderon had 9 assists and 0 turnovers. It wasn’t the Raptors’ prettiest win (few of them have been recently), but you gotta beat teams like that and stockpile W’s. The battle for second place in the Atlantic is on … Who’s the best power forward in the League? One of the Dime crew is taking Tim Duncan in the “TD vs. KG” argument, and has the rest of his Top-10 list HERE. Some of you guys didn’t agree with Boozer going ahead of Dirk, or Zach Randolph being on the list at all; if you haven’t seen it yet, check it out and let us know what you think … Did you hear about Michael Jordan practicing with the Bobcats yesterday? We know, we know; don’t think much of it. But we do have one question: Would a current-day MJ give a healthy Adam Morrison buckets? Signs point to “Yes” … We’re out like the Clippers’ health …

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64 Responses to “8MM”

  1. December 19th, 2007 at 7:59 am

    Mark says:

    First!

  2. December 19th, 2007 at 8:03 am

    Tbeezy says:

    Mark, your a d bag. Take that s**t somewhere else.

  3. December 19th, 2007 at 8:05 am

    Tbeezy says:

    Sat front row at the Lakers game last night. Sasha was killing. I thought the machine reference may have came from the Christian Bale movie where he weighs about 95lb. The Bulls just don’t have it right now.

  4. December 19th, 2007 at 8:09 am

    W says:

    Tyrus Thomas is wearing the Bulls’ No. 24

  5. December 19th, 2007 at 8:12 am

    Austin Burton says:

    He wouldn’t give it up for Kobe?

  6. December 19th, 2007 at 8:31 am

    YOUNGFED says:

    I don’t understand Dime can say the pistons have something to prove 2nite they should read this link:

    detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071219/SPORTS0102/712190398/1127

    The Celtics are the ones with something to prove even their coach thinks so. They have done nothing while the Pistons have acomplished everything.

    Also for those hatin’ on my NBA top 5 list eat a D@#K. Its just an opinion people I’m sure you guys have on.
    1.)Kobe- because he’s just better.
    2.)Lebron- because he’s better than overall than Duncan on a worst team that made the finals.
    3.) Duncan- because he’s just not as versatile as the other 2.
    4.)Garnett- because he’s great but not quite Timmy D great
    5.)Iverson- because he’s been/is better than Yao, Melo, T-mac, Wade, and whoever else you got. he’s got great D and super O (Complete player and in his prime-OH MY God)

    People rings don’t equate greatness that just means they had a great team at the time. Kobe and Lebron dominate with a bunch of nobody’s. Holla.

  7. December 19th, 2007 at 8:37 am

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Dear Detroit…please win this game.

    Love,
    A Pistons Fan From Massachusetts, who’s sick of these new “Celtics Fans” who came out of NOWHERE this season! Probably didn’t even know who Paul Pierce WAS.

    Speaking of which, did anyone see that picture of KG, Ray, and Paul holding up their Celts jerseys? Why is Paul even IN that picture? I know, I know, the big 3 and what-not, but he’s had that jersey for MAD long, actin like he just copped that.

  8. December 19th, 2007 at 8:38 am

    Austin Burton says:

    I love Iverson, but he’d be in my Top 5 list of favorite players before a Top 5 of Best in the League. I’d put Dwight Howard ahead of Iverson, not to mention T-Mac and D-Wade.

  9. December 19th, 2007 at 9:10 am

    the_don_mega says:

    Would a current-day MJ give a healthy Adam Morrison buckets?

    Hell Yeah!!! dude would even be schooled by Rick Brunson…

  10. December 19th, 2007 at 9:13 am

    Kobeef says:

    A while ago I was lobbying for the Lake-show to pry Bosh from the Raps for Bynum and spare parts (Brown) - most said Toronto would be crazy to give up Bosh for Bynum at the time (which was arguably true). In just a couple of weeks it seems the tables have turned on that idea because:

    - Bynum is suddenly morphing into the heir apparent to Kobe’s “franchise player” role, which makes the deal harder for the Lakers to get excited about. Bynum averaging somthing like 5 blocks a game over his last 3 and is near the top of the league in offensive rebounding. Also, the kid has game - as seen last night.

    - The develoment I never expected is that Bargnani has gone completely in the tank this season. I thought the raps could build around that kid - but I am not so sure. His shot is gone and he is contributing nothing otherwise(1-7 last night in 12 minutes) …he’s like Gasol without any rebounding skill….seriously, he must be the worst rebounding 7 footer in the league.

  11. December 19th, 2007 at 9:16 am

    Alex "Robocop" Murphy says:

    Adam Morrison would be schooled by John Crotty and/or Yinka Dare

  12. December 19th, 2007 at 9:24 am

    Morrisoff says:

    I could see Joe Barry Carroll right now getting buckets on Morrison. The dude is almost fifty but he has to be quicker than Slo-Mo-Morrison

  13. December 19th, 2007 at 9:27 am

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Yo the Lakers gotta keep Kwame on the sidelines from now on…waive that dude or something! Or only use him if EVERYBODY ELSE is fouled out. Or make him the first ever 1st over-all selection sent to the D-LEAGUE!!

  14. December 19th, 2007 at 9:31 am

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Adam Morrison would be schooled by present-day SAM BOWIE

  15. December 19th, 2007 at 9:39 am

    YOUNGFED says:

    I forgot about Dwight Howard i guess since we’re talking current top 5. but not T-mac or Dwade(gotta wait and see how he comes back after injury 1st) but you are right about Howard. Finally someone with a decent comment. Good call Austin.

  16. December 19th, 2007 at 10:06 am

    Andrew-PL says:

    Adam Morrison can be schooled by everybody now since he is injured and he would probably need to play against people in a weelchair. I am telling you if he will start listening to his moustache he will be all set. Cuz as we all know “his moustache is verry wise”.
    (Just to refresh your memory:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saLcgaX4FRw )
    No hate towards Morrison since he is playing in NBA and most of don’t. So respect for that and I am out like Vujacics nickname…

  17. December 19th, 2007 at 10:06 am

    laballer says:

    i agree with the celts bandwagon post..where the f#*$ did you fools come from?? calm down on the bynum references tho..he still doesnt have the conditioning he needs to be a dominant player in the league..he’s doing a hell of a lot better than most people and even i expected at this point..but his conditioning needs work..that said..we’re killin em right now..just need one more peice baby and we should be in it to win it…one

  18. December 19th, 2007 at 10:07 am

    Brown says:

    Kobeef, now you understand why the Raptors wouldn’t trade Bosh. Bargnani has done absolutely nothing this year, and you can’t expect him to even do half the things Bosh does. Bargnani looks like a deer in headlights. Right now, he’s a 7-foot jump shooter, nothing more, nothing less. He doesn’t play defense, doesn’t rebound, doesn’t play with fire, and never puts the ball on the floor. The only reason fans fell in love with him last year was because his shot was falling, and he’s bricking hard this year. Luckily Kris Humphries has stepped his game up and given the Raptors a big contribution this year.

    I’m still bitter that Colangelo thought Bargnani would be a good fit for the Raptors, which he blatantly isn’t - they need rebounding and defense in a big man. He passed on LaMarcus Aldridge AND Brandon Roy (who I said before the draft was the best player available) to pick him.

    Colangelo has made some nice moves since coming to Toronto, but he totally screwed up that #1 pick. He’ll never be Dirk, and he may not even live up to the debacle that is Kwame Brown.

    I know that sounds harsh, but right now, that’s what it’s looking like. Bargnani needs to 180 his game if he’s ever going to come close to living up to expectations.

  19. December 19th, 2007 at 10:17 am

    Big Freeze says:

    are you kiddin me? adam morrison would take mj to school. mr whiskers would drain 10 half court shots in a row while mj would be focused on completeing his AARP membership application. adam morrison is on my all-time top 5 right now: 1) Will Perdue 2) Adam Morrison 3) Matt Walsh 4) Mike Doleac 5) Shawn Bradley.

    people ned to chill with crowning adrew bynum as the best center in the west. don’t forget that he tore it up early in the season last year before being reduced to the bench for the rest of the year. he will fizzle out by the all-star break.

    oh, if you were wondering, that top 5 is the worst white players

  20. December 19th, 2007 at 10:27 am

    Big Freeze says:

    damn Brown, you’re being pretty hard on Bargnani. although right now it appears that Roy or Aldridge might have been a better pick, Barg is just hittin a sophomore slump and he will improve by playoff time. He is the next Dirk: 7 foot-tall jump shooter with no D or rebounding.

  21. December 19th, 2007 at 10:28 am

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Yeah man…the Lakers are one more piece away. They’re in the same exact spot the Pistons were in 04, right before landing Sheed. Only thing is, where is that piece gonna come from? Kobe and Bynum are both untouchable…I hate to say trade Odom, but dag…I think that’s it. Odom and parts for a solid PF. I can deal with Walton starting at the 3, if they can land a rebounds-hungry PF.

  22. December 19th, 2007 at 10:47 am

    Bust Jlaze says:

    well…I take that back…Pistons were somewhat successful in the playoffs before Sheed showed up…I’m just sayin that they’re one piece away from being a real contender like the Pistons were.

  23. December 19th, 2007 at 10:54 am

    Sho-Nuff says:

    HAHAHAHAHA…..Matt Walsh, man I havent’ heard that overrated name in a while.

  24. December 19th, 2007 at 10:55 am

    nick says:

    in terms of bargs struggling, how are you supposed to really get out of it if you are only playing less then 15 min per game over that time period. plus it don’t help that coach mitchell has the most weird substituiton patterns.

  25. December 19th, 2007 at 10:56 am

    K-Dizzle says:

    calm down, brown
    dude is comin off injury in his second year.
    When he’s healthy, he’s a contributor. he’s still got a higher ceiling than roy and lamarcus who you can see where they will end up if they continue to progress

  26. December 19th, 2007 at 11:00 am

    penske1 says:

    Wow, 3-4 (43%) is SOOOOO much “more respectable” than 7-10 (41%)… :D

  27. December 19th, 2007 at 11:18 am

    Brown says:

    Big Freeze,

    I know I’m hard on Bargnani, but remember how many people hounded MJ for taking Kwame Brown 1st overall when he started tanking?

    As a #1 pick, you have to be ready for criticism when your game goes in the toilet in your second year. I hope it’s just a sophmore slump, but with the way Humphries is playing, he might not be able to get enough PT to play himself out of it, at least not this year. It’s especially bad when other members of your draft-class are outplaying you by leaps and bounds and are making significant contributions to their teams (Aldrige, Roy, Gay), and other guys are getting regular PT and are making smaller contributions (Farmar, Millsap, Shelden Williams, Brewer, Rondo, Gibson).

    I just don’t see Bargnani doing enough to warrant being a starter with Chris Bosh on the same team. It’s obvious he can’t play center, and Bosh needs someone who can bang inside, play defense and grab some boards to lighten the load on him. The Raps are loaded with shooters, which makes Bargnani’s one quality that he’s shown so far in his career redundant.

    As a franchise, you can’t afford to waste a #1 pick, and it can cripple you for years to come. I don’t see that with the Raps because they’ve got some good pieces, but can you imagine the impact Alridge, Roy or Gay would have made on them?

  28. December 19th, 2007 at 11:25 am

    Brown says:

    I guess my problem with Bargnani isn’t really his potential, but whether he will get to show that potential given the makeup of the Raps current roster. If he can’t get the PT, he can’t work on his weaknesses (i.e. defense and rebounding). I like him as a player, but I’ve always questioned his fit on this team.

  29. December 19th, 2007 at 11:42 am

    Dennis Castro says:

    Did you guys see on NBATV last night when Rick Mahorn told Andre Aldridge that he(Andre) likes to take “bananas in the tailpipe”?

    That line had me rolling.

  30. December 19th, 2007 at 11:46 am

    Celts Fan says:

    Big Freeze, you’re out of your mind. You simply cannot have a Worst White Guys list without Greg Kite and Brian Scalabrinie. They’re the poster-boys, past and present, for what it means to be a big, white stiff.

  31. December 19th, 2007 at 11:53 am

    Celts Fan says:

    You’re right to Bust Jlaze, these new Celtics fans are annoying as hell and huge bandwagon jumpers. I suffered through the last ten years waiting for this year to come (those of you who’ve been posting here for a long time will remember my unabashed, insufferable homerism towards Gerald Green and Big Al last year that bordered on completely unreasonable) and now a bunch of morons want to jump on board and pretend they’ve been here the whole time. I remember, last week, someone asking me if Scalabrinie was new this year. He’s white with flaming red hair, plays way too many minutes, and is absolutely terrible. Those are the guys you tend to remember and hate if you know ANYTHING about your “favorite” team. On top of that, while the Garden’s been significantly louder this year, a bunch of corporate geeks fill the seats to the point that you need a prompt on the Jumbotron to get half these morons to start cheering.

    The NBA, where pricing out real fans and corporate band-wagon jumping happens.

  32. December 19th, 2007 at 12:09 pm

    maddskizzle says:

    Bargnani has sure been disappointing but as someone who follows the Raptors every game, it’s mainly just a confidence issue.

    Right now the Raptors just have too much depth and others who have stepped up are deserving of more PT. Once Bargnani comes in he usually tries to do too much and force up bad shots (think Nate Robinson)

    However, he is not as one-dimensional as people think. When he is starting and his confidence is up he is extremely exciting. His passing is off the charts for a big man (anyone remember the legendary youtube video of his behind the back alley oop BOUNCE pass to bosh?), his rebounding can definitely improve but his shot blocking is fairly good (tim thomas stand up), plus he isnt a “soft euro” who just stands and shoots, he has a flair and swagger where he loves to attack the rim with big dunks (bo outlaw, al jefferson where you at) and even the occasional baseline reverse or 180.

    Overall, his game is definitely suffering at the moment but you shouldn’t sleep on his game… he needs a steady flow of minutes and to get his swagger back because lamarcus, roy and gay have all surpassed him at the moment but he has the skill/talent/drive that can make him an MVP candidate 5 years from now, no joke!

  33. December 19th, 2007 at 12:19 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Yeah son (Celts Fan), I feel you…and the commercials about the resurgence of “Celtics Pride” made me mad, too…like, Ok, so Celtics Pride only shows up when you’re winning?! That was so wack.

    Oh, and all of a sudden the celebrities start showing up, and in their interviews they go, “I’ve been a Celtics Fan since I was a little girl…” HAHAHA!! OH ISH!!

  34. December 19th, 2007 at 12:37 pm

    Gee ... Next time Imma call names says:

    The who the what???…That’s wack…

    Yo I got Boston tonight winning and outside of injury I got Boston and San An in the Finals with Boston winning …due to an injury of some sort to on of San An’s important dudes.

    I can call mine now.

    Bynum is more and more impressive.

    Oh yea and I got G-Town this Sat. over Memphis.

    Holla Back!

  35. December 19th, 2007 at 12:53 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Wow, some bold predictions there…I predict Tony Parker carves up the Celtics like Thanksgiving turkey in February.(I can’t BELIEVE these dudes’ schedule! FEBRUARY?!)

  36. December 19th, 2007 at 12:59 pm

    D.H. says:

    MJ would definately give Adam buckets. . .

  37. December 19th, 2007 at 1:06 pm

    Gary Lee says:

    The Lakers Road Trip should be named “Bynum’s Coming Out Party” cuz all you east coast people will finally get a first hand look at the Laker Future . . . and as you know . . . all we need is a C to win the Ring (Mikan, Wilt, Jabbar, Shaq) . . . not saying he’s a hall of famer, but he ain’t no divac

  38. December 19th, 2007 at 1:35 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Nah man…Phil Jackson don’t need a C to get a ring (Purdue, Longley, Wellington). He needs a dominant SG (got it) and a dominant forward (need it). I’m hoping he gets that soon, cause that’s ring #10 right there. Especially with Bynum playing like he has been.

  39. December 19th, 2007 at 1:48 pm

    amanalone says:

    Hasn’t Larry Krystkowiak told Mo Williams to AT LEAST look to see if Michael Redd can take a shot in the end of games? I know I’m a day late, but MY GOODNESS! As far as I’m concerned, he is out of control and needs to be stopped. He doesn’t even look at anyone else! It’s insane . . .

  40. December 19th, 2007 at 1:49 pm

    amanalone says:

    40th!

    Just kidding.

  41. December 19th, 2007 at 2:05 pm

    D.H. says:

    Anyone know where the fantasy doc has been recently? We’re going on 6 days without a post.

  42. December 19th, 2007 at 2:13 pm

    dagwaller says:

    Good point about Jackson, Bust, but who exactly was the dominant forward for the Jackson Lakers when they were winning championships? Rick Fox?

  43. December 19th, 2007 at 2:24 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Hahah…I thought of that…but because he had Shaq, he didn’t need a forward. I guess I should have said, Jackson needs either a dominant SG and a dominant PF, OR he needs a dominant SG and a dominant C. My main point was that now that he has Kobe and Bynum, who is nice but not exactly DOMINANT, he needs that dominant forward.

    And I HATED Rick Fox! Doug Christie should’ve knocked his BLOCK off…Rick shoulda just let Christie’s wife loose on Vanessa Williams, instead of beating her up himself.

  44. December 19th, 2007 at 2:57 pm

    dagwaller says:

    Ha. Seriously, Rick Fox shows up randomly on shows that I watch, and no one else recognizes him. I had a girlfriend that had me watching “One Tree Hill” (terrible, I know), and suddenly, there’s Rick Fox playing an evil gangster. Lookin all creepy cause he’s weirdly beardy and…yknow…about a foot taller than everyone on the show, but also oddly good looking. Terrible.

  45. December 19th, 2007 at 3:03 pm

    T.M.P.B.W.O.T.P. says:

    I saw a commercial for “One Tree Hill” with Rick Fox in it. Wasn’t he trying to get a kid to point-shave in a high school game?

  46. December 19th, 2007 at 3:07 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Hahah…are you guys serious? I never saw that commercial…that’s funny as heck. Hey, what ever happened to that Doug and Wife Christie reality show? If they’re still thinking about doing that, they might as well hang it up, no one’s gonna care at this point. Maybe in 02 or 03, but not now!

  47. December 19th, 2007 at 3:17 pm

    dagwaller says:

    Ok, I feel better, someone else has seen it. Thanks, TMPBWOTB. What does your name stand for, incidentally?

    Seriously, Bust. I think they’re thinking about doing it still. I saw a thing for it on…maybe NBA.com? Maybe ESPN? Check the title. Amazing Love, or Endless Love, or something. Yipes. I always got the feeling that she was crazy, but sometimes it takes two. I wonder if a guy as successful as Doug would let someone run his life - I bet that he’s a little weird, too.

  48. December 19th, 2007 at 3:26 pm

    Celts Fan says:

    any NBA player that would let his wife get that out of control MUST BE a puss. he could get hotter, more sane women at will. there’s a reason bill simmons has a running joke about buying a whipped buddy a Doug Christie jersey. what a bitch…

  49. December 19th, 2007 at 3:50 pm

    IGP says:

    Haha I was always wondering why Paul Pierce was in that picture too, doesn’t make any sense. What will it take really for Isiah to get fired? damn…

  50. December 19th, 2007 at 4:11 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    IGP…I know, rite? I almost felt bad for Pierce for some reason…that photo seemed…I dunno, disrespectful kinda?

    and yo dagwaller: yeah, I just found it on ESPN!! I didn’t bother linking to it cause it might be an old post, but here’s a funny quote: (from scoop jackson)

    The Christies’ show could become must-see TV. The second-best show on television after “Flavor Of Love.” But it will come at a cost. And that cost will be their marriage.

    Was he being sarcastic?? Second-best show on…oh gosh…

  51. December 19th, 2007 at 4:21 pm

    doc says:

    mike will cook adam just like somebody in the east will cook the celtics

  52. December 19th, 2007 at 4:24 pm

    T.M.P.B.W.O.T.P. says:

    They ran a season of the Christies’ show on BET-J (think ESPN2). I caught part of one episode — Jackie making some TV installation employee’s life hell. I’m assuming the show wasn’t renewed because it wasn’t that good. Since then the Christies have done a book, Jackie has a blog on HoopsHype, and I think they have a radio show on XM Radio or one of those things.

    (And I’m not even a Christie fan. I just ran across all these things randomly.)

  53. December 19th, 2007 at 4:39 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    LOL @ TMPBWOTP Tivo-ing all the Christies’ episodes…

    That’s crazy…they’re getting THAT much air-time? Aw man…we should stop talking about them right now, they don’t deserve any more attention!

  54. December 19th, 2007 at 4:46 pm

    Celts Fan says:

    IGP - Pierce was in that picture/at that press conference because he’s as much a part of the team as Ainge and Doc. He was the coach on the floor, a vet in a sea of pre-teens last year. Also, that picture of the 3 of them is a PERFECT poster/picture for programs, websites, etc. Plus, it gave the press a chance to talk to all of them collectively. (aka the Celts knew they could make some $$$ on the pictures and use them all year - or much, much longer assuming they win a ring at some point.)

  55. December 19th, 2007 at 4:48 pm

    Celts Fan says:

    PLUS, at that point, he was so giddy about his new team that I’m sure he volunteered to go.

  56. December 19th, 2007 at 4:58 pm

    Bust Jlaze says:

    Celts Fan…that’s definitely all true, that was their thinking behind all that hype…but it was just weird that they had him holding up his jersey like they do with the new guys; I mean, all 3 in the same picture of COURSE! But the press-hype made it seem like he wasn’t there for 9 years, ya know? Aite fellas, it’s been real. I’m out. Another 8:30 to 5 shift spent on my company’s DIME! HAHAHA!!

  57. December 19th, 2007 at 6:44 pm

    dagwaller says:

    Ha, that’s awesome.

    Yea, I can’t really tell with Scoop. Not really a fan of his. I wouldn’t mind playing a drinking game with the Christie’s love show. Every time she does something that would make me yell at her or break up with her, take a drink, or something like that. I’m sure there would be all sorts of things, like take a shot when she calls him Dougie Wougie or whenever he curses Bobby Jackson’s gimp ass.

  58. December 19th, 2007 at 7:13 pm

    ian says:

    bron id go with a ps3 over xbox (im a wii guy really just a ps3 for the sports games)

    ps3 is actually cheaper and is the more advanced console and all sports games come out for both

    celts u said u cant change cuz u r a live madden fan
    i own every nba live and im switching to 2k i know how u feel but i cant keep putting up with this crap

  59. December 19th, 2007 at 7:26 pm

    dagwaller says:

    Watching the Celtics - Pistons game…Rajon Rondo is 5-6 with 10 points. Does anyone else think that maybe Ainge told him to be bad last year so that no one would ask for him in trades, then told him to be good again this year?

  60. December 19th, 2007 at 7:30 pm

    ian says:

    hey i have the same finals predictions celts vs spurs
    but with the spurs beating the shit out of the celts and another mvp for parker (poor rondo)

    top 5
    td
    kobe
    bron
    then dont really care

  61. December 19th, 2007 at 10:28 pm

    ian says:

    ouch billups for the pistons and gay for memphis
    shit
    well anyways ginobliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

  62. December 20th, 2007 at 1:20 am

    hatinonmanu says:

    I love it when Manu chokes. What a fool! Guy jacked up 21 shots (and looked like a prick doing it) when Tim Duncan, the best player in the nba, only shot 14. If I were Tim, I’d be telling that big nosed freak to give me the god damn ball or go play for ATL.

    I see Manu is really stepping up to the pressure of being the first/second option on offense. The idiot is shooting a solid 33% over the last 5 games and contributing absolutely nothing more to the game except for a few stupid flops, a few high pitched whines, and his stupid ass looking face on tv.

  63. December 20th, 2007 at 4:08 am

    K-Dizzle says:

    LOL @
    ‘The NBA, where pricing out real fans and corporate band-wagon jumping happens.’
    That shit is funny cuz it’s true

    After watchin all that ball tonight, i’m comin away with:
    1) G-Hill is healthy again and lookin for an all-star spot
    2) Jose Calderon is movin up the charts of the top points in the league. Yeah, they lost, but he was makin passes I usually only see from Kidd and Nash
    3) Joe Johnson is OFFICIALLY the most underrated due in the world…last day, I was preachin about players with no weaknesses. JJ got no weaknesses. Hawks are gonna be fun to watch if they can keep these kids together

  64. December 20th, 2007 at 8:13 am

    ian says:

    jum hatin
    manu hasnt choked in the cluth
    vs suns the scoop over marion
    vs memphis the tying dunk
    but whatever

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