The Official NBA Thread 2011-12

lol they came back

david lee for most improved player? dudes been doin his thing as of late

yea those x-mas gifts gonna kill me lol gonna be broke again lmao
 
fuck lakers

that boi tmac starting to own now
i think he growing out of being puss
he had a triple double n shit
20 points 10 assists and 15 rebounds
n kobe
ahaha 40?
he will never hit 40 again

and school brake?
brakers n shit
im taking a mini semester thats how real gs do it
 
wow kniicks suck and lakers should be ashamed of themselves lol atleast they won

what the hell is a mini semester lol

thats like winter classes?
 
Grant Hill Back to Orlando?

A little more than a year after parting ways, the Magic and Grant Hill would be interested in getting back together.

Neither Hill nor the Magic can say so publicly --- there's that thing called tampering --- but my sources are impeccable on this end.

Hill, who has one home in Orlando and is renovating another, would embrace a reunion despite feeling the Magic didn't try to keep him after his star-crossed seven-year career ended in 2007. He signed a two-year contract with the Phoenix Suns.

The Magic could trade, say, J.J. Redick for Hill in a transaction that might make sense for both sides.

At 36, Hill doesn't know if he fits into the Suns' plans after the season and can be a free agent after the season. The Suns just acquired shooting guard Jason Richardson and more moves could be on the way under General Manager Steve Kerr.

It doesn't appear that even with aging Shaquille O'Neal that the Suns can make a serious run to come out of the West against the Lakers.

Hill would give the Magic's bench a savvy veteran who can still score and play defense in bursts at playoff time, although Hill favors starting to keep his old bones warm.

The salaries of Hill and Redick -- Dukies from different generations --- almost match at around $2 million.

Redick wouldn't mind a ticket out, either. He'll go back to being the fourth-team shooting guard after Mickael Pietrus returns in a week or so.

While Redick's shot has deserted him, his dead-eye potential could interest Kerr, who won titles on the strentgh of his jumper. If the Suns are missing a piece, it's a pure shooter and maybe Redick could flourish in an uptempo offense, especially playing off of Shaq.
 
if he plays with magic, he should pay that franchise money as if he signed them. he robbed magic of money. im sure the fans dont want him
 
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LOL gasol is suspect
 
Wow whats Pau doin slow dancing after the first quarter?? (LOL) yeah Hawks had that shit. Fuck the Celtics, Lakers are whippin that Ass on christmas. Bynum gonna walk over Davis and Perkins.
 
lmao at the pic ahahahahahahahahaha

u know wat they say about cali
first its dr.dre
then its Kobe tell me "how my ass taste"
and now this
damnn
 
Eric Gordon plays his first NBA game in his home state Friday, but the rookie still sometimes thinks about the turmoil that wrecked his one season at Indiana University.

Coach Kelvin Sampson was embroiled in a recruiting scandal that led to his ouster, but Gordon said there was another key reason for the rift in the team.


"It was the guys that were doing drugs that were separate," Gordon told The Indianapolis Star in an exclusive telephone interview earlier this week, speaking publicly for the first time about the issues that played a part in a once top-10 team failing to win a single postseason game.

The Hoosiers started 17-1 but lost their first game of the Big Ten Tournament and first game of the NCAA Tournament.

Gordon didn't say which players used drugs, but he said D.J. White and two others still on the team were among those who did not. Attempts to reach White and several other former players were not successful.

Gordon said Sampson "tried to stop it," but the coach "was just so focused on basketball and winning and everything."

Gordon said he spent considerable time with a family friend in Bloomington because the atmosphere around some players was so bad he didn't feel comfortable on campus.

"Sometimes it felt like it wasn't even a real basketball team because of all the turmoil that went on," said Gordon, now a starting guard for the Los Angeles Clippers. "I was just thinking about that the other day. It was so crazy that all that stuff threw off a good season and made it a waste, basically.

"It was really tough for us to be around each other all the time off the court because we were so separate."

damn that is crazy
 
its mike miller lol they miss eachother since they both got traded from the grizz lol gasols huggin him like hes his child lmao
 
LOL yea

warriors are interested in ray felton

suns deny any interest in marbury

flip saunders is the favorite to coach the sixers
 

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