Comments on: Rashard Lewis is popular

By: seagerman

seagerman — Fri, 16 May 2008 08:10:50 +0000

with box because and foxes damage we watched pirates I didn’t suggested probably that day.

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By: padraig

padraig — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 15:59:41 +0000

well, boney, fair enough. that’s actually a pretty reasonable point of view. I just get, you know, a little defensive when people try to denigrate Nellie’s mad genius. I know he’s never won a title, but the dude invented the point forward w/Paul Pressey, was at the forefront of using Euros (Marciulionis, the original Manu), invented the Phoenix Suns before Steve Nash was even a twinkle in D’Antoni’s eye and he’s behind only Red on the all-time wins list. Plus he’s hella Oakland (he got married at the Coliseum back during Run TMC) and a genuine snake oil salesman, so I gotta have his back. but you’re right, barring major rule changes, discipline and dominant big men will win 98 times out of 100; I think Nellie’s problem has always been that he’s just too far ahead of the times (and of course his complete disinterest in defense).

By: Boney

Boney — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 13:56:57 +0000

haha icreampiedasupermodel…

I don’t dare click @ work… maybe NSFW?

By: jeremiah trada

jeremiah trada — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 07:27:38 +0000

fun? this is what i deem fun:
http://icreampiedasupermodelandthesexswasgood.blogs.friendster.com/photos/apr06_dunks/
a 5feet 7ish dude who can dunk. plus he is azn i think.

imagine him dunkin on coach mike whenever he runs stupid “wait.. wait now boys.. wait for the defense to set…” plays.

the announcer would annouce: ITS COACH MIKE TIME! then cue the arena darkness and some colourful spotlights on mike.. and a hoop suddenly appearin behind him and the short dunkin dude just runs thru coach mike and then dunks a donut in his mouth

classic

By: JTExperience

JTExperience — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 01:10:51 +0000

1 to TVBrain.

Boney, I see where you’re coming from, and I agree with most of it, except for one point: Watching Suns fast breaks and Stoudemire alley-oops NEVER gets boring. That’s called “fun.” To me, anyways.

By: The Cavalier

The Cavalier — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 23:35:29 +0000

You guys sure do use a lot of words.

By: caseta

caseta — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 22:26:59 +0000

rashard ain’t worth a dime over 10 mil per.
someone is gonna severely overpay, and then in about 3 years time, they gonna ask themselves “how the hell did we get this contract that no one wants to trade for”. book it.

those teams would be better advised to go after gerald wallace, who’s younger, far better on D and on the boards and a better player overall and who’ll come cheaper.

who ever is gonna get rashard is gonna end up disappointed, while whoever is smart enough to go for gerald, is gonna be surprised. i could see 26 ppg with 7 reb, 2 stl and 1.5 blk from him next season. of course with a FG close to 50%.

By: Boney

Boney — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 20:26:04 +0000

send* and *to play any and all positions…

By: Boney

Boney — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 20:24:14 +0000

it’s actually not a “offended dignity” or a reference to abhorrent hooligans. It’s just that that particular brand of 6′9 3 point bombers and alley oopers got 1 series victory and everyone’s quick to see if they can actually compare that group of guys to anything relating to any of the other teams in the NBA, which you can’t do because coaches tend not to just sent out 5 completely random guys that are all within 6′5 to 6′9, who play any and all positions.

I was happy to see the Warriors win and I couldn’t believe they did it. It was only a matter of time though before the high wire act came to an end, and it crash landed against Utah.

I truly understand that the “Nellie ball” day is coming, it was only a matter of time before the evolution of kids coming out of school were 6′8 and at or around 200lbs and they can’t benchpress 150lbs. It actually doesn’t bother me, believe it or not, to see a group of guys run up and down the court because it’s all a part of evolution of the game.

So long as there are old school coaches or front office guys employed in the NBA, they will continue to use the mold left by San Antonio because it is the winningest blueprint to follow rather than the Suns “how dare you flagrant foul me when I’m running up the court on a fast break to try and alley oop it to Stoudemire for the 10th time tonight” type of basketball. That style of ball will get old after a while and by the time people realize it’s time for a change, another type of ball will be around trying to vie for attention. For the sake of CLE fans, let’s hope they’re calling it “Coach Mike ball”.