I believe Rashard had no clue, sucks for ORL though. Basketball is physical, but not to the point of steroid suspicion. Especially Rashard, who is a fairly lanky player, and is more known for his good shooting.HAHAHAHAHAHA, please don't tell me the whole baseball steroid era is crossing over to the NBA. FUCK! :x
HAHAHAHAHAHA, please don't tell me the whole baseball steroid era is crossing over to the NBA. FUCK! :x
A few weeks ago we told you about Shaquille O'Neal's new reality show, "Shaq Vs.," which debuts Aug. 18 on ABC. To refresh your memory, the series pits Shaq against other top athletes — Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols and Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, which was recently filmed — in their own respective sports. It's must-TiVo television, really. Right up there with "The Office" re-runs.
Well, filming continues this Sunday, when Shaq plays pro beach volleyball players and two-time Olympic gold medalists Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh on the sand. And while the best-of-three games to 11 should be entertaining on their own, Shaq decided to up the ante during a press conference yesterday, claiming if he loses, he'll walk two miles in a pink Speedo.
Yes, that's right. If — or is it when? — Shaq and his teammate, Olympic gold medalist Todd Rogers, lose to May-Treanor and Walsh, "The Big Witness Protection" will march the beaches of California wearing nothing more than a pink Earl Boykins-sized piece of nylon and spandex.
Feel free to shudder now.
According to Adam Rose at LAist, the "Scary Shaq Speedo Showdown" will take place at the end of the AVP tournament in Hermosa Beach, which starts today and runs through the weekend. Shaq's match is free to the public (assuming there's space) and is scheduled to begin following the men's final on Sunday around 3:30p.
I would tell you to go and take pictures, but ... well ... don't.
Center Ben Wallace(notes) has agreed to a one-year deal for the veterans’ minimum with the Detroit Pistons, a league source said Friday.
Wallace, 34, played six seasons for the Pistons before signing with the Chicago Bulls as a free agent in the summer of 2006. He spent last season with the Cleveland Cavaliers, but was traded to Phoenix in the Shaquille O’Neal(notes) deal and a reached a buyout agreement with the Suns.
Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James(notes) recently said he's going to test the market when he becomes a free agent next summer, NBA executives are apparently thinking that it's a very slim chance that he'll leave the Cavs, according to Bulls.com.
But Dwyane Wade(notes) of the Miami Heat appears to be the one teams will focus most o their energy on since he led his weak team to a fifth seed in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, Chris Bosh(notes), who will also be a free agent next summer, had his stock fall by not even getting his team anywhere near postseason play. The consensus is apparently that Wade might be more willing to leave Miami than James to leave Cleveland.
The Knicks were apparently the only team that could have been a landing spot for James but it's been in just as much in disarray since Donnie Walsh took over as it was before him. (OK, maybe slightly less disarray, but still messy.)
Source: Bulls.com
Lebron's leaving if they dont win a title. Wade's leaving too.
there's no way lebron goes to the knicks.
there's no way lebron goes to the knicks.
Hahahaha, Baron Davis / Don Nelson sex tape on the way? Man, that sucks for Baron, I really like the guy. He is obviously ashamed of whatever videos or images they may have of him. It's coming out sometime, TMZ or some shit will leak it.A laptop containing "a variety of private images" of Baron Davis has been stolen and his lawyers are threatening legal action if the material is published.
Counsel for Davis sent news outlets a letter threatening legal action over the personal photos, videos, and audio stored on the computer.
Davis's counsel reported that the laptop theft has been reported to police, who are "investigating the matter." The photos and videos "depict, among other things, a variety of private images of our client, his associates and his colleagues," wrote lawyer William J. Briggs, II. Davis "had a reasonable expectation of enjoying total privacy with regard to the images," Briggs added.
It really is sad that a career such as Iverson's may be wasted due to his attitude and such, I think he deserves a chance. But I'm biased. Very illustrious career and more heart than anyone to ever touch a basketball.The overwhelming belief among NBA general managers is that Allen Iverson isn't worth all the trouble that could come along with him.
"As a GM, it would be interesting to find out how many GMs with playoff-caliber teams would be willing to even give the veteran's minimum, where the league picks up a large percentage of the salary," the same executive said. "Even at the minimum, you're going to go through training camp and one or two months of the season trying to get the experiment to be successful. I would venture to say that 30 percent or less of playoff GMs would have him for the minimum."
Iverson isn't opposed to signing a one-year deal, but sources close to the guard claim that the circumstances would have to be right.
"There are different scenarios impacting AI at the same time," another GM told NBA.com. "One of them is economic, another is the recent performance of his last two teams -- Denver and Detroit -- and not necessarily his performance, and another is teams protecting space for next summer.
"All of those line up. Another probable factor is what he's asking for. I don't think it is one thing. It's a multitude of factors."