Thread: NBA 2008-09 Season

This is absolutely stunning and shocking.


http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/recap;_y...gid=2009011625

Wozniak may not be able to brag about his Pistons for a while!

Originally Posted by SabresRule

This is absolutely stunning and shocking.


Thunder down Pistons 89-79 for consecutive wins - NBA - Yahoo! Sports

Wozniak may not be able to brag about his Pistons for a while!

It's -30ºF here in Cleveland, but apparently Hell really has frozen over. At least in Detroit that is.

There's an old expression I hear sometimes- when a team wins a big game, they can be a bit exhausted in their next game.

Consider:

After their huge win against the Lakers, San Antonio went out to Philly and got BLASTED.

Spurs are a schizophrenic team- one minute, everyone says they aren't dead, and then they lay an absolute egg.

Anyone watching the second part to ESPN's double feature? Lakers vs. Magic.


I'm scouting the Lakers for our epic showdown on Monday.

Originally Posted by SabresRule

This is absolutely stunning and shocking.


Thunder down Pistons 89-79 for consecutive wins - NBA - Yahoo! Sports

Wozniak may not be able to brag about his Pistons for a while!

Ain't exactly been bragging about them for quite a while already. Hit a low point last night, no question. I'm not impressed with the coaching this season. i think Curry may be a "one and out" guy. Dumars has never hesitated in firing coaches, and if Curry doesn't get this team on track, he may not survive the season. Curry could become my new "punching bag"!

The Golden State Warriors are not looking good this season; 12-29, 11th in the West, but 12 games behind the Suns for the last playoff spot.

I ask this:

Was the playoff upset over Dallas was a fluke/one-hit wonder?

I say YES. That was their 15 minutes of fame.

Originally Posted by Paul Wozniak

Ain't exactly been bragging about them for quite a while already. Hit a low point last night, no question. I'm not impressed with the coaching this season. i think Curry may be a "one and out" guy. Dumars has never hesitated in firing coaches, and if Curry doesn't get this team on track, he may not survive the season. Curry could become my new "punching bag"!

I guess Flip Saunders wasn't so bad after all, eh?

Wasn't impressed with him either. He was supposed to be an offensive guru. Didn't see it. I've been calling for changes for 2 seasons. Iverson was just the start, more to come after this season.

Cavaliers at Lakers

Tipoff: 10:30 p.m. at Staples Center, Los Angeles.

TV/radio: TNT; WTAM AM/1100.

Notable: Cavs start a four-game trip to the West Coast. . . . LeBron James, who bumped his right arm on the court in Friday's win over New Orleans, and Ben Wallace, just back from the flu, were held out of practice Sunday to get extra rest. . . . The Cavs are without starters Delonte West and Zydrunas Ilgauskas, the Lakers have been missing guards Jordan Farmar and Sasha Vujacic and just got core players Lamar Odom and Luke Walton back from injuries. Cavs have won five straight against the Lakers, including two straight in Los Angeles. Their most recent loss in L.A. was Jan. 12, 2006. . . . In his past two road games against the Lakers, James has averaged 39.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.5 steals while shooting 54.2 percent (26-of-48). . . . Cavs are 12-1 against Western Conference teams this season. . . . Lakers are 10-5 against the East and 20-3 at home. They have lost their past two games.