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Neither do wins. Lol.

That is the Raptors I've known to come and love. Blowing a 9 point lead in about 2 minutes.

Sam Cassell had heavy balls : http://www.insidesocal.com/tomhoffarth/sam_cassell_2.jpg http://www.slamonline.com/online/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/sam_cassell1.jpg

This is ill. Royce is underrated IMO.

Carter 2 and prior Wayne was incredible.

There is not a luckier team in the league than the New York Jets.

I don’t like evens at all he fidgets with the ball instead of passing it right away. I just think he hangs on to the ball to long after he rebounds the ball and he tries to make offensive moves in the post when he clearly isn’t capable of doing so. It’s like he doesn’t know his limits. He is paid just to rebound the ball and bring toughness not to be a scorer.

A day with Artest would be crazy.

That makes two of us man... Well I like sci fi but not but not those particular movies. Except for Star Wars, don't like this movie series as much as most people but I still like it though. But yeah I never seen Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings and I certainly don't intend to.

Ron Artest I want to see how long we can go without being taken into custody.

I like everyone here but here are some of my favorite members: First of all, all the members that are in NBA discussions: Lil' Penny Big Shot Rob Oliver P The Lone Granger Built For Tough AllenIverson#1fan and other members I maybe forgot I also like Warren2Thag (he's a boss), Real Deal (for giving me another chance), Tony ( stopped the fights with him and for now, since he joined on OTR, he's a great poster), Nitro (man! this guy's posts are the best!)

I find it kind of funny how you like stalking me and trying to get me into trouble, if you wanna start [expletive], go talk to a wall. I'm not gonna feed up with this. Yes, I did say that, but I was wrong. I shouldn't have said that because its been awhile since I have been on this forum and haven't seen the activity and discussions of the forum yet.

Why even post this? If you want to get a reaction out of Heat fans, which you clearly do, at least post something somewhat releveant. This is just a pathetic troll job.

Pres aka Tony Troll? Get out with your drama, not wanted here. Don't register a username just to cause trouble. Welcome to the site, Tony.

you come here but you say this about otr? http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/4069/rszr.jpg

Could've been the players, could've been Spo. Even if they did foul, that basket was going to happen because drawing up a play would've given Memphis the chance to go in the post, and it's an even easier bucket that way. Miami would rather lose on a Rudy fadeaway jumper over the reach of the Defensive God, James, than Gasol or Randolph easily dropping one in over Bosh, or hitting one free throw to win. Not to mention, Rudy would've put the ball up on the foul, gotten to the line. You could tell he was actually anticipating it right before he continued his drive, because he delayed for a second, to take that foul. You lose on a mistake like that, and it makes the team look even more fragile. And I'm sure it would be Spo's fault once again, because the idiot wanted to foul. Acknowledging that the Grizzlies deserved the win, then pointing fingers at Spo...you do that every time. Good win by Memphis, Spo didn't call for a foul at a tie game, and it wasn't Spo that started the game cold or lost that fourth quarter for them. He started Big Z again, he limited Jones after he shot and missed his six threes, limited Stackhouse because he was playing like he was 50 years old, couldn't play Haslem much because it was Udonis fouling the hell out of everyone, and that's how the Heat had a chance to win this game in the end. The real problem was the fact that the Heat didn't get to the line like they need to. LeBron had six free throw attempts, the team a total of 12. Like I've said before, when the Heat are down and about out of the game, they bend their heads down and drive to the rim. They get their fouls, and they go to the line. Because Bosh is no true post player, and both LeBron and Wade are not off-ball players, this will be one issue they will have to deal with forever. Not having a legitimate starter at the point hurts, and the same goes for the five. Miami will not be equipped to beat a contender in a seven-game series, and it has nothing to do with shooting. Jones, Arroyo, Haslem, Big Z, they can all knock down open jumpers...but it's not enough. The offense is all about the three all-stars, and the defense is all about help, instead of on-ball. It's not going to work unless LeBron treats his teammates like he did in Cleveland, and they find someone who can defend the post (like a Varejao, even). You can quote me right now, but I'll be back in this topic in June if you decide to. You took offense to what I said about them being like Cleveland. Unfortunately, they will need to be. Give that Cleveland team a Dwyane Wade who doesn't mind deferring at the right times (key point there), and all of a sudden, Cleveland has a ring.

G11 >>>>>

knock it off

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsw1xWRhxac&NR=1 Man I watched this movie a million times when I was younger. 3 R's Readiness Recuperation Conditioning

Bryant takes off defensively, sometimes, so he has enough juice to score when nobody else is feeling it. He's been playing since 1996. Steve Nash is having trouble logging minutes now, Allen Iverson is in Turkey, Ray Allen is depending on a lot of his team's play to get his wins these days, and nobody in that draft is even coming CLOSE to the level Kobe is playing on even today, after the multiple knee surgeries and destroyed fingers. When it's go time, he's expected to excel. When it's not, he can do whatever he wants. He has five championship rings and almost 46,000 total minutes. If we lose this season, it'll be on him no matter what (because that's how it goes), so he's doing fine. Even today, there isn't a single person I would want defending LeBron or Wade at the end of a meaningful game other than Kobe Bryant. Not Battier, Artest, Thabo, none of them over Kobe. Most GM's will agree with that, and that's what earns him his defensive player awards. Phil's philosophy has always been that a great offense is the best defense (anyone have that quote from the Kobe-Shaq era?), and while he doesn't like losing, he will brush off losses to teams that live and die by the three, just like he discussed before the Lakers played the Magic in the NBA Finals. In our offense, we depend on Kobe quite a bit. He is the primary option AND the facilitator. When he's playing injured every season, and over 30, and in his 15th NBA season, it's important for him to conserve his energy. Extending Kobe's prime is the most important thing right now. It wins us more rings. When the smoke clears, that's all that matters. That's the difference between a dynasty and a one-and-done. Funny how this is never brought up about Steve Nash when he was winning his MVP awards, or how nobody cares to talk about LeBron only closing out on drives to the rim and not playing any on-ball defense, how Dwight Howard doesn't have elite on-ball post defense, and how Tim Duncan has been resting for three years now without any criticism.

I'm sort of mean, so it's a permanent ban.

Official Game Winners 1) 05/09/99 - Lakers 101, Rockets 100 (playoffs, game-winning FTs with 5.3 seconds remaining) 2) 12/27/99 - Lakers 108, Mavericks 106 (game-winning FTs) 3) 05/10/00 - Lakers 97, Phoenix 96 (playoffs, jumper over Jason Kidd) 4) 11/16/00 - Lakers 112, Kings 110 (game-tying three for OT, OT jumper for win) 5) 02/07/01 - Lakers 85, Phoenix 83 (jumper with 2.7 seconds remaining) 6) 02/13/01 - Lakers 113, Nets 110 (OT game-winning layup with the And-1) 7) 01/02/02 - Lakers 87, Nuggets 86 (offensive reb and jumper) 8) 02/22/02 - Lakers 96, Hornets 94 (first career buzzer-beater, jumper) 9) 03/24/02 - Lakers 97, Kings 96 (fade-away jumper, 36 seconds remaining) 10) 05/12/02 - Lakers 87, Spurs 85 (playoffs, offensive rebound and put-back) 11) 12/06/02 - Lakers 105, Mavericks 103 (28-point game comeback, spin-around jumper) 12) 04/04/03 - Lakers 102, Grizzlies 101 (buzzer-beater, jumper) 13) 04/06/03 - Lakers 115, Suns 113 (GW jumper with 28.6 seconds remaining) 14) 12/19/03 - Lakers 101, Nuggets 99 (game after the trial, buzzer-beating fade-away) 15) 02/17/04 - Lakers 89, Blazers 86 (layup and the foul) 16) 03/21/04 - Lakers 104, Bucks 103 (OT jumper with 25 seconds remaining) 17) 04/14/04 - Lakers 105, Blazers 104 (game-tying three for OT, OT GW buzzer-beating three) 18) 03/13/05 - Lakers 117, Bobcats 116 (pump fake jumper for the win) 19) 11/02/05 - Lakers 99, Nuggets 97 (OT jumper after the Kwame brick) 20) 12/04/05 - Lakers 99, Bobcats 98 (game-winning FTs) 21) 01/12/06 - Lakers 99, Cavaliers 98 (jumper against Lebron with 8 seconds to go) 22) 04/30/06 - Lakers 99, Suns 98 (playoffs, game-tying tear drop for OT, and OT game-winning jumper) 23) 01/14/08 - Lakers 123, Sonics 121 (OT game-winning jumper) 24) 01/09/09 - Lakers 121, Pacers 119 (jumper against Jarrett Jack with 3 seconds to go) 25) 12/04/09 - Lakers 108, Heat 107 (game-winning buzzer-beating three over Wade) 26) 12/16/09 - Lakers 107, Bucks 106 (game-winning buzzer-beating jumper over Bell) 27) 01/01/10 - Lakers 109, Kings 108 (game-winning buzzer-beating three, 4.1 seconds left and 0.1 remaining) 28) 01/13/10 - Lakers 100, Mavericks 95 (game-winning jumper with 28.9 seconds remaining) 29) 01/31/10 - Lakers 90, Celtics 89 (game-winning jumper with 7 secs remaining) 30) 02/23/10 - Lakers 99, Grizzlies 98 (game-winning jumper with 4.3 seconds remaining) 31) 03/10/10 - Lakers 109, Raptors 107 (game-winning fade-away with 1.9 seconds remaining) I think that may be all of them.