Comments on: Rasheed Wallace is a basketball player http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html The Secret Origin of the Orange Roundie Thu, 14 May 2009 04:06:58 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: LeBron James is on Home Improvement | Sports news and rumors http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-284718 LeBron James is on Home Improvement | Sports news and rumors Sun, 20 Jan 2008 17:13:31 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-284718 [...] On October 29, 2007 - this came out of our keyboard: There was a great danger last season, and we said that as it was happening, that the apathy/malaise of LeBron could permanently damage our fandom whether he kept that $#!t up. [...] [...] On October 29, 2007 – this came out of our keyboard: There was a great danger last season, and we said that as it was happening, that the apathy/malaise of LeBron could permanently damage our fandom whether he kept that $#!t up. [...]

]]> By: mcbias http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-206099 mcbias Tue, 30 Oct 2007 19:33:56 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-206099 ^ Wow, Todd Lerner, that is big news. Scoop has no idea what he's talking about; bloggers LOVE the NBA. There are few good football blogs, but there are plenty of great basketball blogs. Todd, maybe you should send that to Deadspin or someone in trade for a link to your site when they run the story. That is pretty crazy of Scoop to say. ^ Wow, Todd Lerner, that is big news. Scoop has no idea what he’s talking about; bloggers LOVE the NBA. There are few good football blogs, but there are plenty of great basketball blogs. Todd, maybe you should send that to Deadspin or someone in trade for a link to your site when they run the story. That is pretty crazy of Scoop to say.

]]> By: Frank http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205571 Frank Tue, 30 Oct 2007 06:04:46 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205571 Boney, you often make up things I or others say. You must have never be bored with those voices in your head. Get Rasheed to spend more time inside than he does arguing and we'll see some of those post moves. Boney, you often make up things I or others say. You must have never be bored with those voices in your head. Get Rasheed to spend more time inside than he does arguing and we’ll see some of those post moves.

]]> By: Todd Lerner http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205523 Todd Lerner Tue, 30 Oct 2007 04:53:08 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205523 Sorry for the double-post, my bad. Sorry for the double-post, my bad.

]]> By: Jack Cobra http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205490 Jack Cobra Tue, 30 Oct 2007 04:09:02 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205490 That guy still has a job at ESPN? That guy still has a job at ESPN?

]]> By: Todd Lerner http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205311 Todd Lerner Tue, 30 Oct 2007 00:17:14 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205311 Scoop Jackson would like you to know that blogs are, by definition, killing the NBA. His definition: Blogs were born in or around 1983, and have become more important to public perception than mainstream media columns. Bloggers have had a great impact on the shifting or directing of the base of public reality. According to Technorati (a blog search engine), there are approximately 106 million blogs in existence. Of those 106 million, it’s been estimated that more than 100,000 deal specifically with American sports. And the sport the blogs and bloggers hate the most: basketball. The league they will give the least benefit of the doubt to: the NBA. This year the NBA can give bloggers no more reasons to hate than they already have. The power of the blog can kill the league. Tom Donaghy is killing the NBA. Scoop Jackson is killed the credibility of mainstream media. Anybody want to <a href="http://proxy.espn.go.com/chat/mailbagESPN?event_id=15099" rel="nofollow">email him</a> the definition of plagiarism? http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=jackson/071029 Scoop Jackson would like you to know that blogs are, by definition, killing the NBA.

His definition: Blogs were born in or around 1983, and have become more important to public perception than mainstream media columns. Bloggers have had a great impact on the shifting or directing of the base of public reality. According to Technorati (a blog search engine), there are approximately 106 million blogs in existence. Of those 106 million, it’s been estimated that more than 100,000 deal specifically with American sports. And the sport the blogs and bloggers hate the most: basketball. The league they will give the least benefit of the doubt to: the NBA. This year the NBA can give bloggers no more reasons to hate than they already have. The power of the blog can kill the league.

Tom Donaghy is killing the NBA. Scoop Jackson is killed the credibility of mainstream media. Anybody want to email him the definition of plagiarism?

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=jackson/071029

]]> By: Todd Lerner http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205310 Todd Lerner Tue, 30 Oct 2007 00:16:05 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205310 Scoop Jackson would like you to know that blogs are, by definition, killing the NBA. His definition: Blogs (a portmanteau of “Web” and “log,” or unsolicited commentaries posted on the Internet as expert opinion) were born in or around 1983, and have become more important to public perception than mainstream media columns. Bloggers have had a great impact on the shifting or directing of the base of public reality. According to Technorati (a blog search engine), there are approximately 106 million blogs in existence. Of those 106 million, it’s been estimated that more than 100,000 deal specifically with American sports. And the sport the blogs and bloggers hate the most: basketball. The league they will give the least benefit of the doubt to: the NBA. This year the NBA can give bloggers no more reasons to hate than they already have. The power of the blog can kill the league. Tom Donaghy is killing the NBA. Scoop Jackson is killed the credibility of mainstream media. Anybody want to <a href="http://proxy.espn.go.com/chat/mailbagESPN?event_id=15099" rel="nofollow">email him</a> the definition of plagiarism? http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=jackson/071029 Scoop Jackson would like you to know that blogs are, by definition, killing the NBA.

His definition: Blogs (a portmanteau of “Web” and “log,” or unsolicited commentaries posted on the Internet as expert opinion) were born in or around 1983, and have become more important to public perception than mainstream media columns. Bloggers have had a great impact on the shifting or directing of the base of public reality. According to Technorati (a blog search engine), there are approximately 106 million blogs in existence. Of those 106 million, it’s been estimated that more than 100,000 deal specifically with American sports. And the sport the blogs and bloggers hate the most: basketball. The league they will give the least benefit of the doubt to: the NBA. This year the NBA can give bloggers no more reasons to hate than they already have. The power of the blog can kill the league.

Tom Donaghy is killing the NBA. Scoop Jackson is killed the credibility of mainstream media. Anybody want to email him the definition of plagiarism?

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=jackson/071029

]]> By: Fios http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205227 Fios Mon, 29 Oct 2007 22:34:23 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205227 I'm still somewhat perplexed that Danny Ferry didn't LOL (the kind where you spit up coffee) when Mike Brown told him he'd be passing on an offensive assistant and then hire one anyway. I mean we hear about this Indians/Spurs stats/system based approach to the game and they chose to NOT fix the MOST glaring flaw. How are those two things consistent? I’m still somewhat perplexed that Danny Ferry didn’t LOL (the kind where you spit up coffee) when Mike Brown told him he’d be passing on an offensive assistant and then hire one anyway. I mean we hear about this Indians/Spurs stats/system based approach to the game and they chose to NOT fix the MOST glaring flaw. How are those two things consistent?

]]> By: Boney http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205163 Boney Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:06:17 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205163 Rasheed Wallace is just trying to get a rise out of you guys, calm down. He's tired of guys like Frank saying that Drew Gooden and his girly looking jumpshot are better than his low post game. Rasheed Wallace is just trying to get a rise out of you guys, calm down. He’s tired of guys like Frank saying that Drew Gooden and his girly looking jumpshot are better than his low post game.

]]> By: Frank http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html/comment-page-1#comment-205141 Frank Mon, 29 Oct 2007 20:29:53 +0000 http://www.yaysports.com/nba/2007/10/rasheed_wallace_is_a_basketball_player.html#comment-205141 In '06, the NBA was setting up the fix for this year by making the Cavs/Pistons series close. I betcha anything Rasheed doesn't brush his teeth most days. I agree with Roger about the 'malaise' to a large degree. I wish LeBorn would move right away when he gets the ball. Pass or drive or shoot. Do his teammates stand still because they know he's going to do this? Or does he do this because his teammates don't move? Or is it all because the offensive plan sucks? Even Windhorst says LeBron looks good and is working hard. In ‘06, the NBA was setting up the fix for this year by making the Cavs/Pistons series close.
I betcha anything Rasheed doesn’t brush his teeth most days.

I agree with Roger about the ‘malaise’ to a large degree. I wish LeBorn would move right away when he gets the ball. Pass or drive or shoot. Do his teammates stand still because they know he’s going to do this? Or does he do this because his teammates don’t move? Or is it all because the offensive plan sucks?

Even Windhorst says LeBron looks good and is working hard.

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