If you’re like us, you’re always thinking about the years 2008 and 2015. One is the Beijing Olympics and the other is when Back to the Future II takes place.
As to the Olympics thingie, check out the Olympic Stadium, which is now the biggest and the world and set to be unveiled very soon. They call it the “bird’s nest” – no idea why, but it’s pretty amazing, and bird-like.
Ex-Cavalier Dujuan Wagner put up 18 points in his first colon-less game for Golden State, which was a win.
Look at them Celtics fans – all excited about their budding point guard controversey.
Avery Johnson gets a well-deserved extension, making him the Mavs coach for a bit longer than he’d be without the extension.
Inside SoCal tries to promote Jordan Farmar as Laker PG number one.
The Heat are a little nervous about their point guard depth, which goes Jason Williams, 1/8 of the being once known as Gary Payton, then nobody.
NBA BlogPreviews goes Piston today – Need4Sheed does it up second, preceded by DetroitBadBoys. Both predict mid-50s win totals.
Nick Collison emerges from injury-exile to score 20 for the Sonics and helping them lose to the Lakers.
SLAM reviews the latest episode of the Christies, which sounds awful.
(btw guys, we saw the latest Entertainment Weekly last night in 7/11, and we predict that you won’t predict the cover correctly this week. This is our way of saying, “please let us play this with you one week. It’s our favorite thing on the internet for some reason.)
PTI is five years old, which seems like about 5 years too little. We could swear we’ve been watching those two since we were kids.
Also from SLAM, the analysis of the Stephen Jackson police report. Steve is not a good person.
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