By the way, is it just me...
Or does it feel like the NBA is hoping that if they put if off long enough, fans will forget there's supposed to be an MVP and they'll escape the awkwardness of having to present it to expected (and currently humiliated) winner Dirk Nowitzki? Last year, Nash got his trophy during Game 1 against the Clippers (and it's not like the info was sprung on people that day). Here we are now with some second round series already at Game 2 and we still don't know who even won, much less when the hardware is being handed out. Seriously, what's up with that? I'm waiting for David Stern to be asked about this during a Spurs-Suns game and answer with a quick, defensive, "We already said who won," followed by a "Dude, if you don't know, I'm not telling," when pressed with the obvious followup.
By the way, here's my dream scenario for the eventual presentation. They give it to Dirk while he's sitting in a seedy Dallas bar, shot of Jager in one hand, a beer in the other, cigarette in his mouth, stubble beard, hair uncombed, surrounded by a gaggle of escorts. When an obviously mortified David Stern tries to nonchalantly hand him the trophy, Dirk angrily snatches it from him and screams, "Gimme," along with an immediate, "What are you looking at, Davey? I'm the MVP, bitch!" He'll proceed to toss the hardware across the bar, puke, and order another round for him and all his "friends." Then he asks David Stern, in all quizzical sincerity, who won MVP this year.
Ah, were a member of the NBA planning committee!
-AK
Yeah the NBA definitely didn't expect Dirk to not be in the playoffs anymore, so they're probably trying to figure out the best way to present it to him. Dirk will most likely sell it to Goodwill for $1.50
Posted by: ajax | May 08, 2007 at 07:53 PM
Ak you made a slight mistake!!
You said that, "He'll proceed to toss the hardware across the bar, throw up, and order another round for him and all his "friend."
What actually happened was he tossed the hardware across the bar, where it hit his drinking buddy Nash square on his nose. Nash said its ironic you can hit ex-teamate with a pass but could find a basket or teamate against the warriors.
Aaarrrhhhh!!
Angry_Laker
Posted by: Angry_Laker | May 08, 2007 at 08:06 PM
Lakers fans,
Someone needs to tell Amare that he is no longer playing Kwame.....lol Duncan scares the crap out of him. He was so cocky that last series against LA. No a word from him, no swagger laughing up and down the court like he was vs LA... Anyone else notices this?
Posted by: Mike | May 08, 2007 at 08:13 PM
Any MVP winner that loses in the first round should have the trophy presented to him by his first round opponent. I'd love to see Nellie presenting the MVP trophy to Dirk during a Golden State home game.
Posted by: mitchell | May 08, 2007 at 08:22 PM
well at least we know it want be Kobe the ball hog holding any trophies.
Posted by: gunner24 | May 08, 2007 at 08:29 PM
Can you believe that Marion is guarding Parker? The Suns had Thomas on Duncan and Nash on Bowen. Man this series is classic.
mike
Posted by: Michael Teniente | May 08, 2007 at 08:30 PM
AK
I can really see Dirk, just like you pictured him, a washed up drunk.
Funny stuff, the blog is in rare form today.
Fatty, Still waiting and losing sleep over the MVP announcement.
Posted by: Fatty | May 08, 2007 at 08:32 PM
AK,
You called it. Very awkward time for Dirk and Mr. Stern and everyone who voted for Dirk.
Had it been Nash, they would definitely be awarding it already - because it doesn't look like Nash is getting by the Spurs anytime (ever). So they'd really stick to the precedent from last season and give it to him now.
- Miguelinho
Posted by: Miguelinho | May 08, 2007 at 08:37 PM
AK,
Alternatively...they could always pull a Karl Rove / G.W. Bush, and come out with a surprise. "Informal polls are nothing...this is official. And the Official MVP is Steve Nash."
- Miguelinho
Posted by: Miguelinho | May 08, 2007 at 08:38 PM
Wait, I didn't know Kwame had a brother playing for the Spurs! His name is Francisco Elson and he's ALSO good at blowing wide-open dunks.
Haha! But at least Elson is not a starter.
- Miguelinho
Posted by: Miguelinho | May 08, 2007 at 08:48 PM
AK,
it it just me or are there waaaaaaay too many blog entries?
Give us a day to fully integrate on a topic or two!
I like that i can get all the blog's discussion on one page versus having to switch back and forth.
maybe I'm just lazy.
Posted by: Korey | May 08, 2007 at 09:01 PM
I'm glad to see the Suns not so cocky anymore..they realize that SA is just as good as they are..especially on Defense..I saw the block duncan got on amare the other night..was indeed awesome..
Posted by: drew | May 08, 2007 at 09:02 PM
Well ...
Referees are doing their thing.
Phoenix will win tonight not matter what.
Poppovich got a tecnical.
Nobody can even smell the uniform of the Suns or will be called a foul.
This is the only way Phoenix can compete with San Antonio,
In the other hand. This year the championship will be handed to Lebron.
Last year was Wayne. This is the lebron year.
So...watch out. Not matter what New Jersey do, Lebron will advance.
Watch out Detroit, referees are going to give you a easy way against the Bulls, but against Lebron they will make you look like dwarfs.
The plan most be obey.
Stern is the boss.
Posted by: jorema | May 08, 2007 at 09:04 PM
If the referees let Phoenix and San Antonio Play freely,
San Antonio can swept them easily.
But ain't going to happen.
NBA is smarter than that.
Posted by: jorema | May 08, 2007 at 09:06 PM
Instead of give to Kobe the MV{P, they preffer Duncan.
we will be watching!
Posted by: jorema | May 08, 2007 at 09:09 PM
Duncan is a making shots right now..they are slowly getting back into the game
Posted by: drew | May 08, 2007 at 09:29 PM
Dirk Nowitzki may surprise the world and not accept the MVP award.
Posted by: Cyrus | May 08, 2007 at 09:37 PM
Tomjanovich saw the deficiencies and physical limitations of Luke Walton, to compete with all those athletic nba small forwards.
Nothing new.
Walton is a 15 or 20 minutes player that belong to the bench. The Laklers wants to overexpend in him?
Fine...
Posted by: jorema | May 08, 2007 at 09:46 PM
Sounds like a perfect scenario for DAve Chapelle to emcee!!
Posted by: exhelodrvr | May 08, 2007 at 10:01 PM
AK,
I see Dirk more as a appletini guy instead of a jager guy. Maybe the NBA is doing a recount hoping that they counted wrong.
Posted by: fkillah | May 08, 2007 at 10:14 PM
Lakers will not return to championship prominence until the organization take key steps.
First step is to decimate the management team, comprising Kupcake, Little Jimmy Buss, and Ronny Lester, and replace them with the living legend himself Jerry West. With Jerry back in the GM post, we're certainly looking at a genius who'll apply his basketball acume to wheel and deal for key pieces, such as Gerald Wallace, KG, Jermaine O'Neal, or J-Kidd, to add to the existing Laker parts.
Second step, get rid of this monstrosity otherwise known as the Triangle Offense. This offense is very passive and predictable and is predicated on perimeter jump shots. It takes several years to master and require players with high I.Q. to grasp the essence of the offense. Find those type of players in today's world is a challenge, considering many players lack fundamentals after short stints of one or two years in college. My take is to keep the offense simple and diversified; most of all make it a physically attacking offense in such that it forces defenders to expend much energy playing defense. It does not incorporate other offensive plays such as the pick and roll, give and go, penetrating drive and dish, curls and slashing cut to the baskets.
By getting rid of the Triangle, we reach the third step, which is to replace the venerable Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson with Laker hero of yesteryear and ex-Morningside High Byron Scott. With B. Scott, we're talking about major savings in the payroll, going from $10M to about $5M. We'll also improve on defense under B's philosophy of team defense -- something that was non-existent under Phil's regime. If not Scott, then Larry Brown, a pedantic figure who'll instill discipline and the fundamental basketball and team work in his players.
Finally, improve the scouting system by going overseas and doing some major reconnaisance work on undiscovered talents that come at rock-bottom price a la Manu Ginobili or Tony Parker.
Posted by: Remo | May 08, 2007 at 10:23 PM
Dirk will get his MVP at the beginning of next season, because the person who takes care of counting the votes was fired, and Stu Jackson and David Stern are hiring someone new, but it takes time, it's a very hard job to count ALL the votes.
If they are not careful, Nash can win it after all, if say a person counts Nash's votes as double, so they have to be careful on how they handle this matter.
Posted by: lakofan | May 08, 2007 at 11:02 PM
We found your award Gunner24!!!
We did not have to go far for your award. We found your 'Dummy' just by your cott!!!! Please don't hesitate to return to your mouth or better still we could do an 'Agent Smith' on you and seal your mouth!! But, that would not stop you because you can still talk out your Ass as usually do!!!
Aaarrrhhhh!!
Angry_Laker
Posted by: Angry_Laker | May 08, 2007 at 11:07 PM
Dirk, Dirk, Dirk....he should seriously consider not accepting the award....and wow Griffith Park is still on fire, that's unfortunate i really like that area
Posted by: bobie | May 08, 2007 at 11:17 PM
Dirk deserves the MVP that represents the season, not for the Finals which is a summary of culmination of the playoffs. As it has been mentioned here if you are only a season player like the band of bloggers here including me who dreamt of Seasons 55 wins but then collapsed in the playoffs, it's USELESS. Laker fans have high high standards, BECAUSE THEY PAY THE PRICE either you reach conference finals or The Finals itself anything below whether Seasons 67 wins and reached Rd 2 and beat the Suns, NO COUNT. Therefore when trading or drafting, don't get players who are good only up for Rd 1 and if the job of GM is too taxing give it to the qualified Laker guy.
Cyrus, I heard the so called SCOOP of Joe MacDonald, an old news which is an implied information for any poster in the Laker Blog. What can you expect from a family business, when the King dies, the Prince takes over. Lakers are really hot buttons wherever we go. Judging from our posters here, our season have been done, the anxieties and anger never mellowed, everything is still hot news as it can be. The media in their desire to chase ratings, they manipulate the news going back to what William Randolf Hearst said at the end of 19th century, "if there is no news why don't we create one in order to sell papers". I find the Scoop of Joe MacDonald fell in the shade of yellowish journalism, not exactly yellow but "news falling into his lap" becomes a yellowish tell tale.
Well, in his broadcast we got to know more about Jim Buss who used to bounce from different sports from indoor soccer to horses and his Laker longshot horse is Andrew Bynum. I believe that the Laker fans not only here in Southland but throughout the world that holds the keys to the Lakers today. They always recall the winning tradition built over the years from Mikan, Elgin, Jerry and Wilt then the Showtime era, followed by the Triangle years. It was these winning that attracted these fans. If the next generation of owners, front office managers as well as players go for their money and continue to lose in playoffs, as I have warned in the past there will be a FAN FLIGHT to the north. The swallows always come back to Capistrano but not the Laker fans when they sense that the team continue to be developmental and mediocre. The invinsible Celtics lost their aura, the Knicks never recovered even when they're playing at the mecca of stadiums, Madison Square Garden, the Bulls are having a hard time in rebuilding though they opened their wallets in acquiring marquee players.
Therefore, the news that the son will take over and Kupchak will have unlimited tenure is NO BIG DEAL to Laker fans. Just win you'll be OK but once you continue the trains of losses, better sell the team to AEG Enterprises, Anschutz and Magic Johnson while lthe stocks are high. Being a Laker owner is not a royalty in this hollywood town, in fact a pressure vessel. So Jim Buss, are you prepared for that kind of life? If I were you, I'd prefer the former hobby, raising horses cuz they don't talk back.
Posted by: Edwin Gueco | May 08, 2007 at 11:25 PM
hallealkabar....
go lakers!!!
Posted by: derek | May 08, 2007 at 11:29 PM
Angry_Laker,
Kobe still hitting it from behind huh?
You are still making that Aaaarrhhh!!!!
He'll make you into his apologist Biiaatch in no time!
Posted by: gunner24 | May 09, 2007 at 12:19 AM
Something tells me Angrylaker isnt taking the teams playoff exit too well.....
Posted by: Kiwi | May 09, 2007 at 01:20 AM
DAY 8 GARNETT HELD HOSTAGE BY MINNESOTA FOR RANSOM BY LAKERS.
Kupchak still firm in no Terroist negotiating stance.
IN OTHER NEWS:
SBPimp nominated for Pulitzer Prize for his devastating expose of the
ALL KWAME ALL THE TIME lineup that is being proposed by the Lakers.
Kupchak insists that he will not negotiate with any Pimps.
Rumour has it that the the reason for the delay in the MVP award is because it can’t be
decided which Kwame to give the award to.
No further news at this time.
FOR ROUND-THE-CLOCK PURPLE AND GOLD WITH ANDREW AND BRIAN
KAMENETZKY read THE LAKERS BLOG
ROLL CALL:
FAITH, KEIFO, FATTY, MITCHELL, KIWI, TALIQ, RespectMyAuthrothm, EDWIN G., TIM-4-SHOW, Thirty2
FAN OF MAMBA, WESOJOENIXON, BAYWOOD, JJ, EXHELODRVR, AJAX, WOW, MIKE T, SBPIMP,
LAKERTOM, LAKER FAN, DAVID WHANG, VMAN, KOREY, XTRO ,Tha Show, FearlessWhacK,MARTY,
JANDRO, LAKERFAZE, MCGARNAGLE, GO RAKERS, EASTCOASTJESSIE, GUGY, Zakee, Swettual,Utzworld
FKILLAH, GENERIC_ONE, GDCHILD, ANDREW Z, GINO, CBUCK, LAKERGURL, ADAM KILEY,Jorema
Bynum=TheBigLazy, ZEN, SARCOCOP,COMPTONS FINEST, MIGUELINHO, J.Walter Weatherman
PhxLkrFan, Socalife, Greekdude, Michael J, Michael H, Rick Friedman, Gunner24,JOREMA,
CRITICAL BEATDOWN, PFUNK36, PAUL LEE, WEAVE MAN,JON KAVULIC,Lakers4Life,JimBussIsAMoron,
Tajluck,BERKLEYLAKER, CHITOWNLAKER, ANGRYLAKER AK, BK LAKER FANS,wiZo, James da Kingpin,
,LAL Fan, Mamba24Fan 4 Life
ALL TOGETHER NOW:
“FREE GARNETT NOW BUSS PAY THE RANSOM”
“FREE GARNETT NOW BUSS PAY THE RANSOM”
“LAKERS TODAY LAKERS TOMORROW LAKERS FOREVER”
“GO LAKERS GO!”
Posted by: Mamba24 | May 09, 2007 at 06:17 AM
Remo,
I'm wondering how Lakers still in the business without your input? Besides, do you want to see latest of the great J West creations? If you think Lakers are bad look at the Memphis Grizzlies. 5 years in Memphis - worst team in NBA. Pretty good?
Posted by: LAL_Fan | May 09, 2007 at 06:47 AM
The following has no resemblance to real events.....
'THE COFFEE SHOP'
ACT 1
AK and BK are sitting with Gunner24 & Mike T in a upmarket Los Angeles cafe
AK: Gunner24...I dont know much about these things but I think you annoy the blogging faithful
BK: Yeah would you like to tone it down a bit...Ive just got married and I need a stable job I dont need you scaring off the readers with your Kobe bashing.
AK: You too mike T you gotta tone down the Kwame love these days.
(Mike T opens his mouth but is distracted by Kobe Bryant walking in with Jorema and Angrylaker...
KOBE: (smiling warmly) Team Kamenetzky whats up!
AK: not much 'Did you see the shield last night'? I'm not always right about these things but I pick you as a man of taste'
KOBE: Well actually Phil gave me a copy of 'Dont sweat the small stuff' Ive been kinda chewing my way through that'
JOREMA: Thankyou for extending invitation to your abode to play with passhin playstation 3...it's good becasue Stern and NBA cant cheat on playstation so winning you are...
KOBE: 'no worries there young fan....I'm sorry I had to whup you but I dont like losing'
GUNNER24:(under his breath) 'Could of fooled me'
KOBE what was that?...hey I dont like losing...My wife and daughter beat me at Monopoly the other night and I was so p*ssed I had to get a new living room'
JOREMA:(intrigued) 'Becasue you upset your wife?
KOBE: (frowning menacingly)No becasue I destroyed the f**ken room.....
ANGRY LAKER: I know a thing or two about being p!$$ed...ARRRGH!!!'
MIKE T: Kobe are you with Kwame ? you seen Kwame lately...he around...how is he?'
KOBE: '...who?...Kwame?...(face goes red and eyes begin to bulge)Kwame I'm so p!$$ed at that guy...dont even get me started...
MIKE T: (bursts into tears)
KOBE:(disaproving expression) 'You are obviously a Kwame fan'
MIKE T:(between blubs) 'I'll show you my prison tattoo!'
'KOBE: 'Kid, I play in the NBA Ive seen a prison tattoo before, ok'?
BK: (changing subject) anyway Kobe these are some more of your fans Mike T and Gunner24
KOBE:...wait a minute Gunner 24? your that brat whos always raggin on me on the blog
GUNNER24 'you...you read ..the b b b blog'?
KOBE 'yeah...oh yeah!'
(Mike T's eyes light up eyes light up)
MIKE T 'What do you think of the Jackson journal'?
(KOBE ignores him and fixes his gaze on Gunner24)
(Gunner24 stands up to run,a small wet patch appears at the front of his pants)
KOBE:' Well anyone can be the man on the internet I guess'
JOREMA: Unlike you Kobe ...you are man in real life too...the cats pijammas.
KOBE: 'You got it'
END OF ACT 1
Posted by: Kiwi | May 09, 2007 at 06:52 AM
KOBE WILL GET MVP.
DIRK IS A CHICKEN'S MVP
Posted by: Disgruntled, Frustrated Laker Fan | May 09, 2007 at 07:28 AM
They're actually waiting for the first Golden State home game so they can present Dirk with the MVP there. ;)
I noticed last night that there's still a player in the postseason who's playing like a true MVP.
Posted by: LA Guy | May 09, 2007 at 07:35 AM
AK,
It seems like the "big three" that everyone has their sights set on for helping out the Lakers are KG, Kidd, or Jermaine O'neal. Could you or BK put up a post with your thoughts on how each individual might impact the team, in terms of how the team might be better or worse with either player. I think most of us agree that it will take Bynum to get any of those guys, so it's probably better to talk about how we'll do in the next couple seasons, as opposed to in 4-5 years. I'm also curious how you guys think each individual (whoever is left) might benefit from any possible addition (e.g. can Kidd, one of the best point guards of this era, possibly make someone like Kwame better than he really is?). Also, who is best fit for Phil's (and Kobe's) offense? A lot to ask for, I know, but it's something fun to talk about before the playoffs end and people REALLY start speculating...
Posted by: KennyA | May 09, 2007 at 07:45 AM
AK,
For some reason your description of Dirk made me think about Will Ferrell in Anchorman after he gets fired.
I can picture Nowitzki walking down the streets of Dallas, looking like crap, drinking milk.
Posted by: Andrew Z | May 09, 2007 at 08:00 AM
You Laker fans are pathetic. Since the Suns beat you all, you'll root and cheer for anyone who may have a chance to eat the Suns. All of audden, San Antonio is your friends. Wow, talk about sore losers.
Mike says:
Someone needs to tell Amare that he is no longer playing Kwame.....lol Duncan scares the crap out of him. He was so cocky that last series against LA. No a word from him, no swagger laughing up and down the court like he was vs LA... Anyone else notices this?
Hey Mike, the Suns are also not playing the Lakers because the Lakers lost. Anyone else notice that?
Drew says:
I'm glad to see the Suns not so cocky anymore..they realize that SA is just as good as they are..especially on Defense..I saw the block duncan got on amare the other night..was indeed awesome..
Listen Drew, the Suns are still cocky, but the Lakers and Kobe aren't because they've gone fishing or wherever loers go for the summer. Continue to chher for San Antonio and hopefully it brings some consolation to your broken heart. Did you notice that the Suns won last night? I'm nopt a Suns fan but I'm sick of you guys whining. Get over it. I love reading this blog just to see you losers whine.
Jorema, the Hater is till talking about Phoenix not winning and how they can't beat an Antonio unless the refs halp them out. Stop crying dude, and get a life. Still hating white people?
Lakofan say that the Lakers must decimate the management team including Kupcake, Little Jimmy Buss, and Ronny Lester. Hey Lakofan you left out the real General Manager, Kobe.
Well gotta go for now. Tired of listening to you talk about San Antonio and whining about everything Phoenix. Ciao.
Posted by: Falcon1 | May 09, 2007 at 08:19 AM
Well all the Kobe for MVp'ers shouldnt laught too hard at Dirk...it could have been Kobe who was the first MVP not to collect his trophy at a game!
Posted by: Kiwi | May 09, 2007 at 08:19 AM
Tony Parker's team lost by as much as 20 pts. as a result of dashing efforts of the Canadian reindeer, the painful red-nosed Nash. Here is a story on Eva Langoria's declaration to help the Spurs win by having no sex before the marital bliss:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4053657a5620.html
It was not mentioned that the merchandise was never tried at all in the past or else that is something unusual in this day and age. So if the Spurs advances in the Conference Finals, it's all because of Eva's frown to Tony's urge. What an NBA Story, only in the 21st Century!
Posted by: Edwin Gueco | May 09, 2007 at 08:54 AM
"All of audden, San Antonio is your friends."
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
P.S. Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries.
Posted by: generic_one | May 09, 2007 at 08:58 AM
Michael Jordan won his last championship at the age of 35.
Kobe is 29 this August.
He has plenty of time for more awards and rings.
Posted by: Kobe Apologist | May 09, 2007 at 09:00 AM
Some new developments on Kobe...
http://www.oregonlive.com/business/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/business/1178682974105270.xml&coll=7&thispage=1
Is this an early Springtime of planting the seed on the Portland connections? Just wondering if Jim & Mitch are still in their wish-upon-a-star developmental ideas, the suggestions of the Kobe bashers may be in the offing.
Posted by: Edwin Gueco | May 09, 2007 at 09:04 AM
My moneys on a Tony Parker flagrant foul before the suns series is through...
Posted by: Kiwi | May 09, 2007 at 09:17 AM
If Nash and Dirk were TRUE MVPS, don't you think that together they would have at least sniffed the Finals? And yet, when they were together in Dallas, no such luck.
But if put together two players who really are MVPS, only one of whom actually won - ONCE, I can tell you the result - four championships. Kobe and Wade are legitimate MVPs. Matched with Shaq, it results in rings. Nash and Dirk? C'mon.
Posted by: Kobe Apologist | May 09, 2007 at 09:26 AM
Falcon1
Here's one thing you forgot to mention: Lakers got what? 14 Championship banners hanging at staples center, the Suns got: Niete, nada, rien, nothing, zero... So the suns can't be cocky because they haven't prove nothing yet. So shut the f### up and come back to blog when your team win a championship. Beside what the hell are you doing here anyway? Is the suns blog that lonely?
Later
Mamba from the eastcoast
Posted by: mamba24fan4life | May 09, 2007 at 09:43 AM
generic,
Have you been shining the grail-shaped beacon again?
Posted by: exhelodrvr | May 09, 2007 at 09:49 AM
"If Nash and Dirk were TRUE MVPS, don't you think that together they would have at least sniffed the Finals? And yet, when they were together in Dallas, no such luck.
But if put together two players who really are MVPS, only one of whom actually won - ONCE, I can tell you the result - four championships. Kobe and Wade are legitimate MVPs. Matched with Shaq, it results in rings. Nash and Dirk? C'mon."
That's a stupid argument. Obviously they've developed since they were together in Dallas. I mean, in LA we had two MVPs (Shaq and Malone) and Kobe and Payton all together in one season, and got smoked in the finals by a team without anyone who could remotely claim MVP canidacy. Just because someone didn't put it together at one point in their career does not mean they didn't play at an MVP level at another point.
btw - Dirk was in the Finals last year and almost won it, and Nash sniffed them last year before dirk closed it out (and is still alive this year). So to say they haven't sniffed the finals is pretty illegitimate. The MVP is a regular-season award. Dirk leading a 67-win team that didn't have any other all-stars is a pretty reasonable accomplishment in a season without many good canidates.
Posted by: LA Guy | May 09, 2007 at 09:54 AM
mamba24fan4life, "Falcon1... so shut the f###",
M24fL, Such language do you want to tarnish the good name of Mamba's? LOL!
Posted by: Mamba24 | May 09, 2007 at 09:58 AM
ex: Come and see the violence inherent in the system. Help! Help! I'm being repressed!
Posted by: generic_one | May 09, 2007 at 09:58 AM
detroit looks tough, they are easily the team to beat right now (nba).
i think phoenix & san antonio are gonna spend so much energy knocking each other out, that they won't have much left after the western conference finals.
all the while, the pistons have yet to drop a playoff game.
the cavs will simply be another possible sweep.
kinda funny how that chris webber acquisition invigorated their season.
just look at that freakin roster. to call them a deep team would be the understatement of the year. the QUALITY of their depth is unsurpassed - maybe the closest rival in terms of depth would be the phoenix suns.
joe dumars, NOW THAT'S A GM!
but i bet ZEN would say that dumars was just lucky.
one of my closest friends is a die hard pistons fan (born & raised), and since my squad won't win it - i wouldn't mind the pistons taking it.
Posted by: tha show | May 09, 2007 at 10:00 AM
Falcon1...If it irritates you so much and you are tired of lakers fans whining...then be proactive...stop reading the LAKER BLOG...its not brain surgery pal.
Or is their no decent suns blog?... I dont know I havent looked
Im sorry but I fail to understand your point.
Posted by: Kiwi | May 09, 2007 at 10:17 AM