Monday, February 26, 2007
Just a Jealous Fat Bastard
‘I don't know what y'all vote for,' the Heat center says of the 'last four or five years.' Steve Nash can and does carry his team. Go on a diet, fatty, and perhaps you can, one day, carry your team and earn an MVP.
According to the BMI, you're the most obese player in the NBA. Fish-eyed fool betta recognize!
Sunday, February 25, 2007
The Britney & Paris of the NBA
The Nugget Buddies
with body ink, similar corn rows, matching headbands and arm socks.
They squat the same...
with body ink, similar corn rows, arm socks and matching headbands.
They remind us of that other stocking swapping duo.....
the ones with matching stockings, similar hair-dos, walking in-sync, holding hands.
Is this the beginning of a beautiful friendship - or something else?
Pictures supplied by mtoddl - thanks!
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Not Possible!
Friday, February 23, 2007
My rant on dickwade, the wuss
Thursday, February 22, 2007
ha ha HA!
Miami currently clings to the 8th and final playoff spot in the East, with a two-game edge over New Jersey and a three game edge over the Knicks.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Well DUH, T-Mac!
Props to T-Mac for admitting the obvious...
"Those guys are dirty," he said in Las Vegas. "For real. They are dirty players. They play the game the right way, but they have all the tricks. They get cheap shots in every now and then to just let you know that they're there and they're not going anywhere. And I respect that. That's why they're so good. They find a way."
Now....if I only knew which way he was looking...
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Congrats Dirty Okra!
Through hell and back (to hell)?
Vegas police were simply overwhelmed along The Strip. They were there solely for decoration and to discourage major crimes. Beyond that, they minded their own business.
I was there. Walking The Strip this weekend must be what it feels like to walk the yard at a maximum security prison. You couldn't relax. You avoided eye contact. The heavy police presence only reminded you of the danger.
Without a full-scale military occupation, New Orleans will not survive All-Star Weekend 2008.
David Stern seriously needs to consider moving the event out of the country for the next couple of years in hopes that young, hip-hop hoodlums would find another event to terrorize. Taking the game to Canada won't do it. The game needs to be moved overseas, someplace where the Bloods and Crips and hookers and hoes can't get to it without a passport and plane ticket.
I'm serious. Stern has spent the past three years trying to move his league and players past the thug image Ron Artest's fan brawl stamped on the NBA.
After this weekend, I'm convinced he's losing the battle. All-Star Weekend Vegas screamed that the NBA is aligned too closely with thugs. Stern is going to have to take drastic measures to break that perception/reality. All-Star Weekend can no longer remain the Woodstock for parolees, wannabe rap artists and baby's mamas on tax-refund vacations.
Right on, Jason! New Orleans went through hell and back last year with Hurricane Katrina. I don't think they will make it through what's about to blow through in '08. Oh dear Stern, better think quick. Better think fast. Better think smart.
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Where are the Gentleman Athletes???
Jackie Robinson set the bar high.
These days - there aren't many gentleman athletes in the NBA. Can you name any?
It's easier to name those with street cred. Where to start on that list......
Nowitzki marries
ART GARCIA
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
LAS VEGAS -- Dirk Nowitzki's favorite memories of this All-Star weekend won't be his first starting gig or his attempt to defend his 3-point title. It also won't be one of those VIP-only parties.
It'll be a wedding. No, not his. In the city that's seen its share of spontaneous unions, Nowitzki's older sister, Silke, married her longtime fiancé Roland Mayer on Friday night.
The couple decided to tie the knot just a couple of weeks ago and figured Las Vegas would be the place to do it. The intimate ceremony took place at one of those classic small chapels with a few friends and family members in attendance, including dad Joerg.
Dirk played the role of best man, wearing a gray suit with a pink shirt and tie.
"I was looking phenomenal," he quipped.
The wedding party received a taste of home with the reception at German restaurant Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas. Though the wedding had all the trappings of Vegas, it wasn't presided over by an Elvis impersonator.
"We did have a real priest," Nowitzki said.
Saturday, February 17, 2007
Maverick Moments...
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NBA All-Star Break
And the winners are...
Haier Shooting Stars: Detroit's Chauncey Billups, Swin Cash, and Bill Laimbeer
Skills Challenge: DickWade (again)
Barkley v. Bavetta: Charles "Krispy Kreme" Barkley
3-point Shootout: Jason Kapono (ties the record)
Slam Dunk: Gerald Green
...And yes, Charles and Dick kissed.
J-Ho a Daddy-O!
Congratulations to Josh Howard on becoming a father! His first child, a 6lb. , 19in. boy was born January 31st in New York. Daddy-O said the little tyke shares his father's initials.
Fun Times for Croshere
After Austin Croshere stunned us all with a career-high 34 point performance, Dirk led the team in singing "Happy Birthday" to Austin in the locker room after the game. It wasn't his birthday, Croshere just decided to let us all know that he had it in him. Before it was over and done with, coach Avery Johnson donned a Croshere jersey. Picture the Little General wearing Austin's team jersey, which is made for someone 6'10" tall , on his 5'11" on a good day frame. The Jet "laughed when [he] saw it" and "knew he was up to something back there." That jersey was like a dress on him. Where's the YouTube?
information courtesy of The FanHouse