The Official NBA Thread 2011-12

Kobe

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^^ That's one way to look at it.

Lebron got a gig with McDonald's. I've always wondered, do the people they endorse walk into any McDonald's and get a free meal? Or do they still have to pay for it?

Financial terms were not immediately known, but the deal certainly will add to James' substantial net worth. Last year, Forbes Magazine estimated the 25-year-old made more than $40 million in salary and endorsements. He is currently ranked behind only Tiger Woods on the Bloomberg BusinessWeek list of America's most powerful athletes.
On the other hand, this is a lot of money to pay just for kicking a bottle.

Cavaliers forward LeBron James has been fined $25,000 for kicking a water bottle during Wednesday's 109-95 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, league executive Stu Jackson announced.
Arenas, Javaris, West........see a pattern here? Then you still have to wonder why Camron got into legal issues, for having the NBA logo carry a gun, as his proposed LP cover. Here's the ultimate 'you know you're old when you remember this' moment.



The trial of Cleveland Cavaliers guard Delonte West on weapons charges has been postponed until April 26.

Authorities say West was carrying two loaded handguns, a loaded shotgun and an 8½-inch Bowie knife while riding a three-wheel motorcycle on the Capital Beltway in Maryland in September. Police say he was pulled over after cutting off an officer.
 
Lebronze makes a lot of dough. If he keeps this up, he's gonna be up there with all the billionaries and shit. And even the illuminati hahaha.

Yo, that picture is hilarious hahaha. Everyone seems to be overprotective now. Why's everyone carrying loaded guns and shit? It might be the only thing they CAN shoot... Haha.
 

Kobe

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kobe puttin on a show in Philly.
The match was supposed to be live on ESPN my part of the world. Then, they broadcast the Winter X Games instead on its slot. WTF? Winter X Games? This is Africa man. The only time some of us see snow is when we........well, watch the Winter X games :D Ahhh, hopefully they will provide a re-run of the game as it appears on the schedule.

I read the game re-cap. Seems like it was good game. Gotta love the haters though.

Bryant always packs the Wachovia Center when he makes his yearly visit to his old stomping grounds. He rarely disappoints in putting on a show for the fans who boo his every touch yet line the court to snap countless photos.
Bring on the Celtics :wondering:
 
PHILADELPHIA -- When the Boston Celtics host the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday things are bound to get a little physical between the two bitter rivals who have combined to win 32 of the 62 titles in NBA history.

That's quite all right with Kobe Bryant. He'd like to raise the stakes and increase the contact.

"I'm old-school," Bryant said after scoring 22 of his 24 points in the second half of the Lakers' 99-91 win at Philadelphia on Friday.

"I'd like for us to go back to the old rules," Bryant said. "Get rid of the 'crutch defense,' known as the zone defense, and have guys guard man-to-man and stuff like that [and allow] hand checking and all that. I think that's better basketball."

The league started to allow zone defense at the beginning of the 2001-02 season. Before then, if a player attempted to guard a space on the floor rather than another player, the team would be whistled for illegal defense. The offending team would receive a warning from the officials for the first instance of illegal defense and would be charged with a technical foul for each subsequent violation.

Hand checking first became outlawed at the start of the 1994-95 season and shortly thereafter, in 1997-98, defenders became prohibited from using their forearms to guard against players facing the basket. In 1999-2000, the league eliminated all contact by a defender with his hands and forearms both in the backcourt and frontcourt, except on offensive players who caught the ball below the free-throw line extended.

Kobe Bryant wants a return to 'old-school' rules on defense - ESPN Los Angeles

the league has gone soft to increase the scoring. im with kobe on this one. luckily at the parks people dont call fouls on handchecks and forearm to the back otherwise id be screwed cuz im too small to guard taller players lol.
 

EDouble

Will suck off black men for a dime
from

"Andre Miller had two points, three rebounds and three assists in Friday's loss to the Rockets."

to

"Blazers guard Andre Miller shattered his career-high with 52 points on Saturday, going 22-of-31 from the field"
 

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