The Utah Jazz vs. The Houston Rockets Game 6 [Final Game]
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 11:28 pm
So, since the Jazz have been playing rather poorly, and it appears that their basketball IQ has gone into the gutter, it's time to give them a little cultural experience to brighten their day, and their minds!
Starting for your UTAH JAZZ
At Point Guard
Deron "Michelangelo" Williams
Widely regarded as one of the greatest achievements in creative human history. David is an absolute model of perfection.
At Shooting Guard
Ronnie "Warhol" Brewer
Often overlooked when remembering great artists in the history of time. Although his art was commonly a reflection of those around him, his innate eye for seeing what others couldn't benefited him greatly.
At Small Forward
Andrei "Georgia" Kirilenko
Although many believe O'Keeffe only worked in one medium, she was a very versatile artists. Most of her art reminds you of a vag.
At Power Forward
Carlos "Serra" Boozer
Richard Serra's artwork is both massively powerful, and intimidatingly large, it's real beauty is it underlying smoothness.
At Center
Mehmet "Dali" Okur
His artwork is complex, and deceptive. At first look it appears a bit messy and hectic, but with closer examination you will see that there is much more to this package then meets the eye.
And now, the Houston Rockets
At point guard
Rafer "Crappy" Graffiti
The guy thinks he's a product of the streets, when really he's just garbage.
At shooting guard
Tracy "Your parents are lying to you" McGrady
He's the guy who everyone told him he was really good at what he did, even though they just said it to be nice, and now he has taken it way farther then he should have and it's kind of embarrassing but nobody will tell him.
At small forward
Shane "Kitsch" Battier
Seriously dude.
At power forward
Luis "Mongoloid" Scola
Kind of looks like a handicapped kid did it so you hang it on the fridge, but really it doesn't belong there.
Dikembe "prehistoric" Mutomobo
People love it because it's really old, but really all it is is someone throwing a hand up there, not the biggest deal in the world.
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The Jazz need to put an end to all this tom foolery and finish this up to get ready for the Lakers, this game is the perfect opportunity to show why the ESA is the hardest place to play in the NBA.
LETS GET IT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Starting for your UTAH JAZZ
At Point Guard
Deron "Michelangelo" Williams

Widely regarded as one of the greatest achievements in creative human history. David is an absolute model of perfection.
At Shooting Guard
Ronnie "Warhol" Brewer
Often overlooked when remembering great artists in the history of time. Although his art was commonly a reflection of those around him, his innate eye for seeing what others couldn't benefited him greatly.
At Small Forward
Andrei "Georgia" Kirilenko

Although many believe O'Keeffe only worked in one medium, she was a very versatile artists. Most of her art reminds you of a vag.
At Power Forward
Carlos "Serra" Boozer

Richard Serra's artwork is both massively powerful, and intimidatingly large, it's real beauty is it underlying smoothness.
At Center
Mehmet "Dali" Okur

His artwork is complex, and deceptive. At first look it appears a bit messy and hectic, but with closer examination you will see that there is much more to this package then meets the eye.
And now, the Houston Rockets
At point guard
Rafer "Crappy" Graffiti
The guy thinks he's a product of the streets, when really he's just garbage.
At shooting guard
Tracy "Your parents are lying to you" McGrady

He's the guy who everyone told him he was really good at what he did, even though they just said it to be nice, and now he has taken it way farther then he should have and it's kind of embarrassing but nobody will tell him.
At small forward
Shane "Kitsch" Battier

Seriously dude.
At power forward
Luis "Mongoloid" Scola
Kind of looks like a handicapped kid did it so you hang it on the fridge, but really it doesn't belong there.
Dikembe "prehistoric" Mutomobo

People love it because it's really old, but really all it is is someone throwing a hand up there, not the biggest deal in the world.
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The Jazz need to put an end to all this tom foolery and finish this up to get ready for the Lakers, this game is the perfect opportunity to show why the ESA is the hardest place to play in the NBA.
LETS GET IT ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!