Re: 2010-2011 NBA Thread

[Guest]

Apparently Bynum only has a bone bruise and could miss a playoff game or two.

 

If they win tonight and get NO or Mem in the first round, I'd hold him out for as long as possible because they should be able to win in five games against either team without Bynum.

[Guest]

Dallas wins which locks OKC into the fourth seed. If the Lakers win, they're the 2-seed and if they lose, Dallas gets the 2-seed.

 

If Memphis wins, they're the 7-seed and if they lose, they're the 8-seed and New Orleans is the 7-seed.

[bukie]

What in the hell are the Lakers doing?

[Guest]

What in the hell are the Lakers doing?

 

28-5 run for Sacramento.

 

[expletive] sickening.

 

Going from playing New Orleans to playing Portland in the first round if they lose here. The last two days have been an embarrassment.

[bukie]

Heh, and Bryant ties it with a 3 with 4 seconds to play, and the game goes to OT.

 

Memphis has no idea what to do right now against the Clippers.

[CubsBears29]

With a big 'thank you' to PHX, the Bulls are the #1 overall seed in the '11 NBA Playoffs.

[Guest]

Listening to Grant Napear's silence at the end of what will hopefully be a Kings loss is on par with listening to Hawk when the White Sox are losing.

 

If you're watching, bukie, I hope you have the Laker announcers.

[CubsBears29]

Been paying more attention to other NBA scores/playoff stuff, and the NHL playoffs, than this game... but how the flip did the LAC blow a nearly 40-pt lead!?

 

They were up by 30, seems like just a few minutes ago, and they only have a 4-pt lead with :05 left in the game. :shock:

[UMFan83]

Listening to Grant Napear's silence at the end of what will hopefully be a Kings loss is on par with listening to Hawk when the White Sox are losing.

 

If you're watching, bukie, I hope you have the Laker announcers.

 

Maybe it has to do with the potential end of NBA basketball in Sacramento.

[Tyrant]

Listening to Grant Napear's silence at the end of what will hopefully be a Kings loss is on par with listening to Hawk when the White Sox are losing.

 

If you're watching, bukie, I hope you have the Laker announcers.

 

Maybe it has to do with the potential end of NBA basketball in Sacramento.

 

Yeah, I'm thinking that was it.

[Mark Priors Calves]

http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/04/14/video-kings-announcers-fans-say-good-bye/related

[Guest]

Listening to Grant Napear's silence at the end of what will hopefully be a Kings loss is on par with listening to Hawk when the White Sox are losing.

 

If you're watching, bukie, I hope you have the Laker announcers.

 

Maybe it has to do with the potential end of NBA basketball in Sacramento.

 

Yeah, I'm thinking that was it.

 

Nope, that's how he is. Napear gets silent when the Kings are losing just like Hawk goes quiet when the White Sox are down. It might have been a little bit worse last night because of the situation with the Kings but the silence is classic Napear. He's one of my least favorite announcers in all of sports.

[bukie]

Technically not playoffs-related, but Rick Adelman was just fired by the Houston Rockets. Curious to see how many coach of the year votes he gets, anyway.