Jason Whitlock is a fat fuck. I didn't even bother reading the title of the article once I saw his face.

karen lotz;551805 wrote:Jason Whitlock is a fat fuck. I didn't even bother reading the title of the article once I saw his face.

Truth.

But read it anyways.

I hovered my mouse pointer over the link and saw the title, that's good enough.

wildcats20;551661 wrote:Hollingers rankings are based on a figure that he made up.

If anyone really thinks that there is a team playing better basketball than the Lakers they have lost their mind

Yeah he has the 1-5 Rockets(who just got there first win on Sunday) at #9.

"Is Bosh a homeless man’s Dirk Nowitzki, a perimeter big man who put up inflated scoring and rebounding numbers because when visiting NBA players cross the Canadian border they put far more effort into acquiring condoms, loonies and a strip-club champagne room than their on-court assignments?"

The fuck does this even mean? It's 48 words without a period and pure nonsense. Bosh averaged 23.8ppg and 9.9rbg (in three less mpg) on the road. Did he even research this before saying it??

"Bosh has to step up. This week."
Right because everyone knows the NBA season is won by Veteran's Day.

friendfromlowry;551836 wrote:"Is Bosh a homeless man’s Dirk Nowitzki, a perimeter big man who put up inflated scoring and rebounding numbers because when visiting NBA players cross the Canadian border they put far more effort into acquiring condoms, loonies and a strip-club champagne room than their on-court assignments?"

The fuck does this even mean? It's 48 words without a period and pure nonsense. Bosh averaged 23.8ppg and 9.9rbg (in three less mpg) on the road. Did he even research this before saying it??

"Bosh has to step up. This week."
Right because everyone knows the NBA season is won by Veteran's Day.

Like I and everyone else has said, he's fucking retarded.

But, you can't deny Bosh is soft.

lhslep134;551847 wrote:Like I and everyone else has said, he's fucking retarded.

But, you can't deny Bosh is soft.

I actually e-mailed him and pointed out what I said, questioning how he has a job. We'll see if he replies.

friendfromlowry;551853 wrote:I actually e-mailed him and pointed out what I said, questioning how he has a job. We'll see if he replies.

The thing about that is, he loves it when people email back or respond to his tweets. He has even said that his bosses see the responses and it proves to them that his stuff is getting read and getting reactions out of people which is all he cares about.

The Pacers just finished off a quarter in which they missed one shot, on their last possession. 20-21 for 54 points. They are now up 121-88 with 8 minutes to play against the Nuggets.

Mike Dunleavy leading the way with 31.

The Pacers just finished off a quarter in which they missed one shot, on their last possession. 20-21 for 54 points. They are now up 121-88 with 8 minutes to play against the Nuggets.

Jesus.

Somehow the Jazz beat Miami in Miami in OT.

Millsap with 46 points

Paul Millsap scored 46 to offset LeBron's triple double. Jazz knock off the Heat in OT.

17 assists in the 3rd quarter for the Pacers. That's unreal.

bosh getting exposed again


"The Rupaul of big men"

What does all three teams that beaten Miami have in common.... All three have excellent PG play and better bigs than Miami.

Heat 5-3, Cleveland 4-3

Once again Eddie House takes the last shot for the Heat. LOL

There was a good conversation between Bucher and Rusillo(sp?) on ESPN's NBA podcast from Monday. They said that some teams even out of contention may be really reluctant to help Miami out in trades because of what happened in the off-season. They said the best bet for any trade would come from the Western Conference. It sounds as if they are going to use Arroyo and Chalmers as trade bait.

RB also said that one of the names that is coming up in who Miami might go after in a trade....Boobie Gibson. Rusillo said he would love to hear the phone call between Riley and Cleveland's FO. They want more shooters to put around LeBron and Wade. Really I think they need go to after another post player.

The Miami Heat "fans" really love their team and come out in full force huh?

Cleveland would probably trade Boobie to Miami...only for Chris Bosh.

lhslep134;552510 wrote:Cleveland would probably trade Boobie to Miami...only for Chris Bosh.

Haha, good luck to Miami trying to trade for anyone we have unless it's an unbelievable deal.

As for Bosh? No thanks, do not want.

osu45804;552492 wrote:The Miami Heat "fans" really love their team and come out in full force huh?

haha/ This shouldnt surprise anyone. Miami is a transient city and an awful sports town

2quik4u;552196 wrote:"The Rupaul of big men"

I got a chuckle out of this

Bosh is soft, like water is wet. He's been in the league for how many years, but people still continue to point out the obvious? I'm not mad as a Heat fan, it's just kind of funny. Are you guys dissapointed in him because he isn't a banger down low? He is who is is.. the modern day stretch 4. It'll never change. He can get better, and will with a year or two in the Miami system. But he's still gonna be what Shaq thinks he is. As for the Heat fans, they are what they are. They are a unique bunch of people. They are like college kids.. get to the party late. They'll coast through the preseason, but they'll be pretty good during the playoffs. They were filling up the stands when they won the championship. That's an accomplishment in Miami, ha. The Heat will be fine. They're still meshing and trying to figure out each other. Once they do that, they'll try and figure out who they are. Once they do that, they'll learn to win the tough games together. Then they'll put it together and see who's deserving of being the best. Teams with great PG's and C's are hurting them right now, but it's okay. Once Mike Miller gets back, they'll help the Heat's rotations a lot at PG (LBJ). Miami will continue to throw bodies at the 4/5 all year long. That's their plan. Yea, we're weak at the 5, but we're hoping are 1-4 put up more points than you can score. This is the most fun I've had as a Heat fan in awhile. The excitment is there obviously, but it's a unique feeling watching a BRAND new team actually learn on the fly every second of every game.