Thread: NBA 2008-09 Season

Originally Posted by salsadancer7

If I was born with at 6-2 than 5'-9"..I may have been able to dunk a basketball....

Salsa?

As if all of you readers haven't been drowned to death with enough LeBron news, here's more.

I don't mind the LeBron news.

Better than being drowned to death by Sam and David ridiculing the Big East.

The Thunder won another game last night. Make that 7 wins for the Okla City Thunder!

This time against the lowly Utah Jazz by a score of 114-93. I know the Jazz have been horribly disappointing this year, but by losing to the Thunder, the Jazz may have hit an new all-time low....

A couple of good looking doubleheaders on national TV the next couple of nights,

Tonight on TNT:

8:00et- Cavs at Bulls
10:30et- Suns at Nuggets


Tomorrow on ESPN:

8:00et- Hornets at Cavs
10:30et- Magic at Lakers


The stars will be out Friday night: CP3 and LeBron in Cleveland, and Superman and Kobe in LA!

Originally Posted by salsadancer7

..in a 5/7 games series, the best/better team will more than likely win out.

...and the team that has home court advantage is usually the best team. That's how they got home court advantage.


Sandra

Originally Posted by CeltsHD

A couple of good looking doubleheaders on national TV the next couple of nights,

Tonight on TNT:

8:00et- Cavs at Bulls
10:30et- Suns at Nuggets


Tomorrow on ESPN:

8:00et- Hornets at Cavs
10:30et- Magic at Lakers


The stars will be out Friday night: CP3 and LeBron in Cleveland, and Superman and Kobe in LA!

Friday against C-Paul and the Hornets will be the 2nd night of a back-to-back. This should be our toughest tests at home all year as the Cavs try and go 20-0 at home.

Originally Posted by HD MM

The Thunder won another game last night. Make that 7 wins for the Okla City Thunder!

This time against the lowly Utah Jazz by a score of 114-93. I know the Jazz have been horribly disappointing this year, but by losing to the Thunder, the Jazz may have hit an new all-time low....

The Jazz played last night without Paul Millsap, CJ Miles, and Carlos Boozer. Boozer has played only the first 12 games, and hasn't played since like the middle of November. They also went 12 games without both Boozer and Deron Williams, their two best players.

The loss to the Thunder notwithstanding, it's actually remarkable they stand at 23-16, and currently in playoff position. If they get back to full strength at playoff time, this is a team you would not want to play.


Sandra

Originally Posted by SandraC

...and the team that has home court advantage is usually the best team. That's how they got home court advantage.


Sandra

LOL. Thanks for breaking it down for the stubborn Tiny Dancer.

Originally Posted by SandraC

...and the team that has home court advantage is usually the best team. That's how they got home court advantage.


Sandra

How have THEY done the last 10 years..?