Miami (2) vs. Boston (3) Continued

Post #1121 » by **darth_federer** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:56 am

CHITOWNGREG wrote:Raptor fan talking about Rose be lucky your able to watch a real basketball player like Rose my friend.

lol

Post #1122 » by **infinite11285** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:57 am

How much of a hinderance will Rondo's elbow be from this point on?

CHITOWNGREG · Post #1123 » by **CHITOWNGREG** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:57 am

Joel Anthony has his flaws but this guy has so much heart it's crazy. Chalmers and Anthony have to start Z and Bibby stink.

Post #1124 » by **Froob** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:57 am

KG OWNED Bosh. This series is far from over.

Wavy Q · Post #1125 » by **Wavy Q** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:58 am

infinite11285 wrote:How much of a hinderance will Rondo's elbow be from this point on?

probably as much as Pierce's injury hindered him in 08'

HootersPatrol · Post #1126 » by **HootersPatrol** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:58 am

without sterns help, the heat cant even beat a bunch of hobbled crippled old men :lol:

TJJJ · Post #1127 » by **TJJJ** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:58 am

Rusty Walrus wrote:
He definitely was reliant on it. But it's not very reliable.

Check the numbers at hoopdata. He's as good of a shooter as any star-SG/SF today. The jumper is LeBron's primary mode of ATTACK this season. The high-flying, slashing freak is a thing of the past. He's simply not capable of that anymore and thus his lack of consistency in these playoffs. The game just doesn't come to him as easily anymore.

burgerplex · Post #1128 » by **burgerplex** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:58 am

Trend Settaz wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhNehLQkQ7s&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]

Hot blonde is hot.

JNelson43 · Post #1129 » by **JNelson43** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:59 am

Great game by Rondo. Celtics did what they needed to, Miami basically let them do it.

Lebron does seem to have games like this in the playoffs occasionally. He did stuff defensively, but otherwise just doesn't seem... I don't know, it's just weird.

RiBKiN · Post #1130 » by **RiBKiN** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:59 am

Still 2-1 Bitches...

nolunch · Post #1131 » by **nolunch** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:59 am

Key to Celtics: Rondo and Big Baby.

Chosen01 · Post #1132 » by **Chosen01** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:59 am

Aimar wrote:
DeenNY31 wrote:who saw that blonde chick behind Rondo during that interview?
oh my

hot Hot Hot

She was alright, she wasn't THAT hot.

LightAzcura · Post #1133 » by **LightAzcura** » Sun May 8, 2011 2:59 am

8 Mile Ilic wrote:
Gemini850 wrote:Pierce has been underrated his whole career.

Hell no... When he was a #2 option to Walker he couldn't do ****. Even worse when he was a legit #1 option the Celtics were TERRIBLE.

Your Celtic hate is outrageous. Pierce was NEVER a 2nd option to Walker and go look up the team Pierce took the conference finals all those years back. Everyone talks about how bad the teams the Kobes and the Lebrons have had, but no one talks about how TERRIBLE the teams Pierce had. I remember in 06-07..the Celtics went 20-27 (42%) with Pierce and 4-31 (11% winning percentage) without him. Pierce was hobbled for the games he came back for too. That's a jump in 31% winning percentage. That's so freakin huge.

Earl Sweatshirt · Post #1134 » by **Earl Sweatshirt** » Sun May 8, 2011 3:00 am

TJJJ wrote:
Rusty Walrus wrote:
He definitely was reliant on it. But it's not very reliable.

Check the numbers at hoopdata. He's as good of a shooter as any star-SG/SF today. The jumper is LeBron's primary mode of ATTACK this season. The high-flying, slashing freak is a thing of the past. He's simply not capable of that anymore and thus his lack of consistency in these playoffs. The game just doesn't come to him as easily anymore.

There are SF's that are CLEARLY better shooters than he is. Notably, Durant.

StalkerZero · Post #1135 » by **StalkerZero** » Sun May 8, 2011 3:01 am

Rahul wrote:Lol what? When you are the best player in the NBA a "solid" game doesn't cut it. He simply was not all there and look disinterested. I am okay with a bad shooting night but he did not bring the intensity tonight. 5 blocks is a solid number but a couple of them went out of bounds, so they didn't even change the possession to the Heat. This is why looking at a box score only never tells the tale. He was so lethargic tonight and I was rooting for the Heat, really could've made it a much more interesting game.

I completely agree though. And I watched every minute of the game.

If you check a couple pages back I blame Lebron's rough season with the Heat (more off games than ever before in his career - even his rookie year he seemed to not have as many) on the team he chose. Lebron's a one man team. Having legitimate other offensive options really seems to throw off his style of game.

Put him on the defensive Pistons of yester-years and then we'd have a team to fit King James.

RiBKiN · Post #1136 » by **RiBKiN** » Sun May 8, 2011 3:02 am

Check your messages. HMFFL

Aimar · Post #1137 » by **Aimar** » Sun May 8, 2011 3:02 am

Chosen01 wrote:
Aimar wrote:
DeenNY31 wrote:who saw that blonde chick behind Rondo during that interview?
oh my

hot Hot Hot

She was alright, she wasn't THAT hot.

Unfortunately we aren´t in south beach. We don´t have fake girls, with fake tan and fake boobs.

So to us, yes that´s HOT!

Post #1138 » by **infinite11285** » Sun May 8, 2011 3:05 am

Jay From LA wrote:
infinite11285 wrote:How much of a hinderance will Rondo's elbow be from this point on?

probably as much as Pierce's injury hindered him in 08'

Rondo actually got hurt...seriously hurt.

Iversean · Post #1139 » by **Iversean** » Sun May 8, 2011 3:05 am

good game. Shaq ate up some good mins during the beginning of 4th so KG could rest.
KG was on fire all night, even Anthony "MVP" couldn't guard him

West was awesome and Celtics will win game 4. bookit

Post #1140 » by **mopper8** » Sun May 8, 2011 3:05 am

Earl Sweatshirt wrote:
TJJJ wrote:
Rusty Walrus wrote:
He definitely was reliant on it. But it's not very reliable.

Check the numbers at hoopdata. He's as good of a shooter as any star-SG/SF today. The jumper is LeBron's primary mode of ATTACK this season. The high-flying, slashing freak is a thing of the past. He's simply not capable of that anymore and thus his lack of consistency in these playoffs. The game just doesn't come to him as easily anymore.

There are SF's that are CLEARLY better shooters than he is. Notably, Durant.

Not from 16-23 he wasn't.