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And related to the article. I consider myself a true Pacers fan and watch nearly every game they play, but I agree it is very frustrating to watch a team with so mcuh talent take games off like that. I wouldnt go as far as saying I won't watch another game until the playoffs but the thought crosses my mind everytime they do this.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 10:53 AM on November 26, 2005
Let's go Blue. (Pacers, Colts, and Wolverines) Pacers, awesome. Colts, awesome. Wolverines, what are you thinking!?
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 10:51 AM on November 26, 2005
Rather play in one half or three halves in order to completely differentiate yourselves from the heretics At which point is it not a half anymore?
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 10:44 AM on October 16, 2005
You like Artest AND the Pistons? You must be a severely confused and conflicted individual.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 05:23 PM on October 12, 2005
I can't get to the remote fast enough when I hear Chris Bermans' voice. He is so irritating with his name rhytming! They should put him back,back, back, back, back, back, back,back,back, back, back, back, back, too where ever they found him. He truely is annoying! posted by DAB I think DAB needs a sedative
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 01:29 AM on October 09, 2005
Overrated? I would hope that is a joke. I would like to hear one reason his is overrated.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 08:07 PM on September 05, 2005
i believe he was named to the All NFL Criminal Team just a few days ago.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 06:36 PM on August 22, 2005
This guy must be a Cardinals fan...
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 11:21 PM on August 11, 2005
I don't think this line of reasoning really sticks. I mean, Nowitzki, Howard, Daniels, and Finley didn't have a "noticeable drop" in offense, their defense did pick up however, but that may be more attributable to Avery Johnson's emphasis on Defense vs. Nellie's total lack of, or it could be that Nash was a sieve. Yes, that is still 4 offensive threats that must be guarded. Joe Johnson wouldnt have that in Atlanta.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 07:40 PM on August 09, 2005
Im not convinced that Joe Johnson is as good as he looked last year. His 17 points per game came on a team where he could score so many points in a game off of fast breaks. The real question is how many points can Joe Johnson score on a team without Steve Nash to pass the ball, and without Amare Stoudemire and Shawn Marion to take defensive pressure of him.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 06:43 PM on August 09, 2005
i still find it funny though that even with the arbitrator reducing his days off, his consequence is still more severe than the players caught on steroids. You could even make the case that the media made him look worse than someone on steroids. Just saying...
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 04:59 PM on August 09, 2005
I started to read this trade rundown the other day and i thought to myself "Whatever. I'll figure out who went where once the season starts."
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 06:12 PM on August 05, 2005
Now if they knowingly used them while the rules were in force then by all means punish them . So is that sending the message that as long as there's a loophole it's ok to cheat? I've already talked about this before but for a player like palmeiro who was around during the steroid era, you should, for lack of a better word, "grandfather" him in voting wise. Just look at how many people were probably using steroids while he played. Opposing pitchers, teammates, and so forth.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 12:41 PM on August 02, 2005
correction: i didnt necessarily mean anyone whos already in it. mostly the people who we suspect used steroids, never got caught, and will make it.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 04:25 PM on August 01, 2005
I look at it this way, there are people like Mark McGwire who, although was never caught, probably took steroids and will make it into the HOF. The true question is how many future HOF'ers and players already in the hall used steroids. I dont see it as a reason for him to not make it into the hall. He should almost be grandfathered in because he played in an era where it isnt fair to exclude him from the hall of fame for steroids because so many used them. You can ask how many homers would he have hit without them and I ask how many more could he have hit if he hadnt played against pitchers on steroids.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 04:11 PM on August 01, 2005
Jason, Jason, Jason...tisk tisk.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 08:17 PM on July 29, 2005
He never should have went blonde...
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 02:48 PM on July 29, 2005
The human victory cigar should have an expiration date, and I would think he's close to it.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 10:54 PM on July 28, 2005
Amateur...good call with the bush article.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 07:49 PM on July 28, 2005
^ That sounded a little dirty. Sorry Folks
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 08:02 PM on July 23, 2005
The articles says she testified to playing golf with some of the balls. i'd love to see the golf course sue her for playing with customers balls.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 07:57 PM on July 23, 2005
"Does my penis look abnormal? I mean, I know it's abnormally large," Now that is a great pick up line.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 12:01 PM on July 08, 2005
I think he speaks for more than the Australian nation on that one. Lauren Jackson is the best product to come from Australia since...well ever.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 07:19 PM on July 06, 2005
If you got thos two on a team together and LeBron learned to penetrate and kick out...That's scary.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 11:24 AM on July 06, 2005
I wander how people would have reacted if LeBron had started dissing (random player)... DeShawn Stevenson because he would be the better High School product.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 11:22 AM on July 06, 2005
The names Bill Hicks and Lenny Bruce don't ring any bells? There's always George Carlin.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 11:33 AM on June 30, 2005
This is a grind it out, walk it up team. Warrick needed a team that has a transition game. good point. i guess it boils down to me being a syracuse fan too. Granger probably is the better pick but i wanted Warrick for sentimental purposes. Chmurray, pleases dont mention the ppossibility of anyone turning out like Jonathan Bender. The oft-injured one causes me great distress.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 02:02 PM on June 29, 2005
Stoudemire's a headcase though. Hes a great shooter but hes been known to leave the practice court early when hes upset.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 11:09 PM on June 28, 2005
I love the Pacers but I'm still not so sure of Danny Granger getting picked over Hakim Warrick. I like them both though.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 10:56 PM on June 28, 2005
I wish someone would tell me why so many mock drafts have Sean May going somewhere between 11th-17th picks in the draft. I know hes undersized but you can't overlook how well he played.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 02:50 PM on June 28, 2005
I was carrying in a bag of groceries with no shoes on last season, a large can of green beans feel out, and its broke to of my toes. I missed a few baseball games.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 12:40 PM on June 28, 2005
you have to add Clint Barmes falling down the steps with his deer meat.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 03:08 PM on June 27, 2005
Earl Watson seems like a good fit, but would he leave Memphis. Eisley and Stoudamire could be solid starters the rest of the list is pretty iffy. im no expert but Brevin Knights numbers of 10 pts, 9 ast, 2 stl per game last year seem pretty solid to me. I think he would be a good pick up.
posted by rockin_the_suburbs at 02:57 PM on June 27, 2005
Sources: White failed drug test
well put apotropoxy