Sat Mar 04, 2006 2:28 am
San def Mem 2-0
Det def NJ 2-0
damn, the Nets can't win the C-Finals without JKidd
Det def NJ 2-0
damn, the Nets can't win the C-Finals without JKidd
Sat Mar 04, 2006 8:41 am
San over Mem 2-1
Det over NJ 2-1
Det over NJ 2-1
Sat Mar 04, 2006 8:59 am
San over Mem 2-1
Det over NJ 2-0
Det over NJ 2-0
Sat Mar 04, 2006 9:32 am
Damn, frogot to give the predictions for 2nd round.
San Antonio - Memphis 2-0
Detroit - New Jersey 2-1
San Antonio - Memphis 2-0
Detroit - New Jersey 2-1
Sat Mar 04, 2006 1:34 pm
Playoffs results coming soon X?
Btw, u make an appearance in A Legend Is Born...
Btw, u make an appearance in A Legend Is Born...
Sat Mar 04, 2006 1:44 pm
sorry, unfortunately playoff results will be up tomorrow after the Duke-UNC game....I have my birthday party today....I'm dressed up as Braveheart and will drink copious amounts of grog....
Sat Mar 04, 2006 1:47 pm
Happy 55th birthday my friend!
hope u cut down on the drinking... dont want u to get heart attack!
hope u cut down on the drinking... dont want u to get heart attack!
Sat Mar 04, 2006 1:56 pm
I've cut down immensely....I just have my occasional outburst 
Sat Mar 04, 2006 1:57 pm
yeh well.. even an outburst at age 55 will kill you!
Sat Mar 04, 2006 10:12 pm
happy birthday 
enjoy your party
enjoy your party
Sun Mar 05, 2006 9:50 am
Happy B-Day X 
Sun Mar 05, 2006 11:48 am
birthday is actually on the 6th but ahh well, thanks anyway....drank a bit last night, stomach still shakey but otherwise I'm fine
will post a pic or two from the night when I upload it
will post a pic or two from the night when I upload it
Sun Mar 05, 2006 11:54 am
Hey Andrew... is it true that people who drink are in their prime in their early 20's?
Sun Mar 05, 2006 11:58 am
rotfl happy 55th XD wtf
Sun Mar 05, 2006 2:50 pm
Sit wrote:Hey Andrew... is it true that people who drink are in their prime in their early 20's?
I was in my prime around 20-22 but have since dropped off considerably....but yeah, I would agree with that assessment....
Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:32 pm
2005/06 PLAYER AWARDS
Individual brilliance was rewarded as the 2005/06 season awards were presented. Here's how the awards were allocated....
T-Mac was superb for Rockets and this was well-deserved
Ho-hum, Big Ben chgimes again as best in league at the "other" end
Joey Graham was a superb acquisition for the Raptors and had a stellar rookie year, surprising many with his play
He was improved, but the Bulls sucked and he shot very poorly and took the ball out of guys' hands like Kirk Hinrich & Ben Gordon
Hudson was a nice spark off the bench for the T'wolves in an otherwise pretty disappointing season
Pistons had a stellar regular season, even if Darko didn't figure into the team's rotation for the 3rd straight season
Team Awards and Conference Finals' results will be up soon....
Individual brilliance was rewarded as the 2005/06 season awards were presented. Here's how the awards were allocated....
T-Mac was superb for Rockets and this was well-deserved
Ho-hum, Big Ben chgimes again as best in league at the "other" end
Joey Graham was a superb acquisition for the Raptors and had a stellar rookie year, surprising many with his play
He was improved, but the Bulls sucked and he shot very poorly and took the ball out of guys' hands like Kirk Hinrich & Ben Gordon
Hudson was a nice spark off the bench for the T'wolves in an otherwise pretty disappointing season
Pistons had a stellar regular season, even if Darko didn't figure into the team's rotation for the 3rd straight season
Team Awards and Conference Finals' results will be up soon....
Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:42 pm
WOOT WOOT !
See those numbers on Graham. Sick.
Good shit by Wallace and McGrady.
See those numbers on Graham. Sick.
Good shit by Wallace and McGrady.
Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:44 pm
2005/06 TEAM AWARDS
Now for the Team Awards, where the top players, defenders and rookies each get elected by a panel of selectors as the premium players in their fields. We'll start with the All-NBA Teams and work through the All-Defensive Teams and finally, the All-Rookie Teams.
Shaq (Mia) beats out Yao for All-NBA 1st Team honours next to teammate Dwayne Wade (Mia) & former Magic forward Tracy McGrady (Hou). Elton Brand (LAC) thoroughly deserved his 1st All-NBA 1st Eam appearance after a Mailman-like season. The real surprise was Steve Francis (Orl) who shouldn't have been in the 1st Team
All these selections are to be expected, but it was Joe Johnson (Atl) who really took his game & his team's game to the next level
Kenyon Martin (Den) resurrected his career this past season as he helped the Nuggets take the Northwest Division title. Shame they couldn't advance further than the 1st Round
The 2nd team is stacked, with the notable inclusion of improving youngster Dwight Howard (Orl), who I expect to be a mainstay in the All-NBA & Defensive Teams for years to come
The top 4 picks made the grade, but it was a mid-1st Rounder who stole the show for the rookies
Brandon Bass (NOK) was unlucky not to crack the 1st Team with his surprising season, & it seemed that voters almost forget about him for the All-Rookie 2nd Team as well
Now for the Team Awards, where the top players, defenders and rookies each get elected by a panel of selectors as the premium players in their fields. We'll start with the All-NBA Teams and work through the All-Defensive Teams and finally, the All-Rookie Teams.
Shaq (Mia) beats out Yao for All-NBA 1st Team honours next to teammate Dwayne Wade (Mia) & former Magic forward Tracy McGrady (Hou). Elton Brand (LAC) thoroughly deserved his 1st All-NBA 1st Eam appearance after a Mailman-like season. The real surprise was Steve Francis (Orl) who shouldn't have been in the 1st Team
All these selections are to be expected, but it was Joe Johnson (Atl) who really took his game & his team's game to the next level
Kenyon Martin (Den) resurrected his career this past season as he helped the Nuggets take the Northwest Division title. Shame they couldn't advance further than the 1st Round
The 2nd team is stacked, with the notable inclusion of improving youngster Dwight Howard (Orl), who I expect to be a mainstay in the All-NBA & Defensive Teams for years to come
The top 4 picks made the grade, but it was a mid-1st Rounder who stole the show for the rookies
Brandon Bass (NOK) was unlucky not to crack the 1st Team with his surprising season, & it seemed that voters almost forget about him for the All-Rookie 2nd Team as well
Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:48 pm
Alot of surprises there.
Francis a first team ? BOO !
Bron has a low ass PPG this year.
Good to see other Rap Calderon make it to the 2nd team.
Bass surprised me too.
He should be a first team with those numbers he put up.
Francis a first team ? BOO !
Bron has a low ass PPG this year.
Good to see other Rap Calderon make it to the 2nd team.
Bass surprised me too.
He should be a first team with those numbers he put up.
Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:53 pm
Crunk-Lao wrote:WOOT WOOT !
See those numbers on Graham. Sick.
Good shit by Wallace and McGrady.
yep, Joey Graham was superb, especially in the latter parts of the season after I made the trade for Morris Peterson....
Crunk-Lao wrote:
Alot of surprises there.
Francis a first team ? BOO !
Bron has a low ass PPG this year.
Good to see other Rap Calderon make it to the 2nd team.
Bass surprised me too.
He should be a first team with those numbers he put up.
yep, could be a good sign for the future for the Raptors with Graham & Calderon figuring in the rookie teams....Bass was a surprise & was unlucky to miss out on 1st team with the stats he had, but who would he have knocked out?!?
and yep, Francis should not have been there....and I guess Larry Hughes, Z & Gooden cut into LBJ's ppg totals....the real question is where is Kobe?!?
Sun Mar 05, 2006 3:56 pm
Bass first team would be at the expense of Bogut.
Sun Mar 05, 2006 4:07 pm
PLAYOFFS CONFERENCE FINALS RESULTS
Here are the results from the Conference Finals of the playoffs....
WEST
(1) San Antonio defeats (6) Memphis 2-0
The Grizzlies just couldn't stick with the Spurs in this series as San Antonio rolled through in 2 straight games to move onto the NBA Finals for the 2nd straight season.
San Antonio: T. Duncan - 19.8ppg, 9.5rpg, 1.67bpg, 1.50spg, 54.8% FG, 90.0% FT
Memphis: D. Stoudamire - 13.4ppg, 6.6apg, 40.8% FG, 96.0% FT
EAST
(1) Detroit defeats (2) New Jersey 2-0
No Jason Kidd, no contest as the Detroit Pistons absolutely thumped the living shit out of the hapless Nets. The Pistons are looking great going into the NBA Finals as they get a chance to get some revenge on the Spurs for last year's defeat.
Detroit: T. Prince - 19.3ppg, 9.3rpg, 3.29bpg, 3.43TO/g
New Jersey: V. Carter - 14.4ppg, 4.6rpg, 1.80spg, 50.0% FG, 50.0% 3Pt
Here are the results from the Conference Finals of the playoffs....
WEST
(1) San Antonio defeats (6) Memphis 2-0
The Grizzlies just couldn't stick with the Spurs in this series as San Antonio rolled through in 2 straight games to move onto the NBA Finals for the 2nd straight season.
San Antonio: T. Duncan - 19.8ppg, 9.5rpg, 1.67bpg, 1.50spg, 54.8% FG, 90.0% FT
Memphis: D. Stoudamire - 13.4ppg, 6.6apg, 40.8% FG, 96.0% FT
EAST
(1) Detroit defeats (2) New Jersey 2-0
No Jason Kidd, no contest as the Detroit Pistons absolutely thumped the living shit out of the hapless Nets. The Pistons are looking great going into the NBA Finals as they get a chance to get some revenge on the Spurs for last year's defeat.
Detroit: T. Prince - 19.3ppg, 9.3rpg, 3.29bpg, 3.43TO/g
New Jersey: V. Carter - 14.4ppg, 4.6rpg, 1.80spg, 50.0% FG, 50.0% 3Pt
Sun Mar 05, 2006 4:09 pm
Malfa wrote:Bass first team would be at the expense of Bogut.
it would have been more likely to be Chris Paul anyways 
Sun Mar 05, 2006 4:17 pm
yeah good job, i am glad yao is doing pretty well.
Sun Mar 05, 2006 4:25 pm
Jing wrote:yeah good job, i am glad yao is doing pretty well.
that he is....I'm expecting All-NBA 1st Team next season