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Last Post By: NBA IQ
This list is right on. Magic did more for the Lakers than just lead them to 5 NBA championships, he created a culture that will always be remembered as Showtime. Magic did all types of things off the court to help the city of Los Angeles. He's measur...
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Completely agree, his game has definitely grown as he can affect the game in a lot of different ways, and it's nice to see how good he's been avoiding turnovers and playing efficiently.[/quote]...
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How the **** do you fail Art?[/quote]lol i was so bad at art my whole life, from elementary to college.[/quote]I mean all we had to do was just color and paint when I was in Elementary, it's an elective in high school tho.[/quote]lol wait how is yung...
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I'm sorry, would you prefer we type one incoherent half-sentence with a whole bunch of grammar and spelling mistakes so that you can actually understand what we're trying to say?Coming from somebody who was flipping out over how people go off topic a...
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One more thing I'd like to add before I go to work - we need to fire Nate. Rebounding has been an issue for this team, yet whenever it is an issue, I notice that we're playing Aldridge and center and Wallace at PF. That means, we have absolutely...
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Because a coach's job is to motivate and give words of hope and encouragement to players when they are losing. Coaches are not trained referees, so there is no need to allow them the right to challenge a play. It's an absurd idea. In reverse, it's al...
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Last Post By: def138
anyways i'm for the first time drunk when not on a music festival in the middle of the week and I'm just spewing random thoughts.Good luck have fun....
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Last Post By: def138
lionheart77 you are my only hope on this forum,this is probably what jupiterblue would refer to as @sskissingbut so be it, i'd rather kiss your @ss and tell you how I feelthan forever be silentjustmessing withyou...but I agree yeah Gasol is good in a...
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Last Post By: def138
i somehow agree, I think they take way too much time reviewing and have bad angles from the start until they have the right angles... Maybe the solution would be to have 3 more people working on the videos so they could get the right call much faster...
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Paul Pierce
February 8, 2012 7:40 PM
dis guy...................^^^^^Pierce is a future HOFamer no doubt. Finals MVP, countless years of 20+ point average, steps up in the clutch, and a good defender for most of his career. Just a great competetor.[/quote]and who asked this idiot guy to...
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SportsNation agrees that Seattle should get an NBA team.I don't have waste my time travels hundreds of miles to Portland (closest NBA team to me) JUST to watch an NBA game and then travel back hundreds of miles. I'm glad Seattle is building a new are...
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Told you...
February 8, 2012 7:18 PM
And barely at home.@Knowmore I fear the Jazz? LOL! I fear nobody. We'd sweep the Jazz in a 7 game series...
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Strength of Schedule, League rank (Higher the rank, weaker the schedule)1. Chicago : .459 (27th)2. Miami : .493 (18th)3. Sixers : .456 (28th)4. Indiana : .494 (19th)5. Atlanta : .475 (23rd)6. Orlando : .475 (24th)7. Boston : .454 (29th)8. Mil...
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Laker probs
February 8, 2012 6:03 PM
yo yung, what do u think about this article?espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/story/_/id/7......
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By Indy Cornrows • April 25, 2011 • 9:38 PM
Viewing tapes of college success helped inspire Price's scoring burst in Game 4.
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By Indy Cornrows • April 18, 2011 • 10:52 AM
A lot of little things made a big difference in the Pacers losing a late lead to the Bulls.
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By Indy Cornrows • April 3, 2011 • 11:33 AM
The Pacers were able to rely on their defense to hold off the Bucks.
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By Indy Cornrows • March 29, 2011 • 4:10 PM
Off the bench, Josh McRoberts helped make the Pacers offense flow in last night's big win.
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By Indy Cornrows • March 24, 2011 • 1:32 PM
Danny Granger and Tyler Hansbrough combined for 57 points and fueled a strong third quarter to push the Pacers past the Bobcats.
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By Indy Cornrows • March 18, 2011 • 10:31 AM
The Boston Celtics made things tough on the Indiana Pacers all night.
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By Indy Cornrows • March 16, 2011 • 11:13 PM
Danny Granger's game-winning jumper with 0.3 seconds left gave the Pacers a win over the Knicks.
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By Indy Cornrows • March 10, 2011 • 11:05 AM
A horrible shooting night led to the Pacers fifth straight loss and lingering questions about when or if they can turn it around this season.
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By Indy Cornrows • March 7, 2011 • 9:18 PM
Indy Cornrows' contributor, Ian Levy takes a closer look at Tyler Hansbrough's rebounding rate.
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By Matthew Brennan • March 3, 2011 • 2:48 PM
Here is the latest update on NBA-assigned players in the NBA D-League. As of Thursday, there were currently no players on assignment to the NBA D-League. A total of 29 different players have been assigned at some point this season. Pape Sy, Utah...
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By Matthew Brennan • February 28, 2011 • 3:46 PM
Trey Johnson, Bakersfield Jam - Johnson has returned to the Jam lineup after two ten-day contracts with the Toronto Raptors. He got right back to business with a 29-point game against the Idaho Stampede on Saturday night. Johnson leads the NBA...
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By Matthew Brennan • February 24, 2011 • 4:32 PM
Here is the latest update on NBA-assigned players in the NBA D-League. As of Thursday, there were only three players currently on assignment after a few recalls earlier in the week. Milwaukee's Larry Sanders became the 10th first-round pick in the...
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By Indy Cornrows • February 16, 2011 • 10:03 AM
The second unit has become an important ingredient in the team's recent improved play.
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By Matthew Brennan • February 14, 2011 • 4:13 PM
Jeff Adrien, Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Adrien had a poor shootng week by his standards (20-40 over three games) but still averaged 18.3 points and 10.3 rebounds. The NBA D-League's only double-figure rebounder (11.1 per game) will take part in...
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By Indy Cornrows • February 10, 2011 • 1:59 PM
The Indiana Pacers held on late thanks to a favorable no-call at the buzzer to beat Charlotte on Wednesday night.
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