It was Game 6Skyhook79;1169673 wrote:Boobie Gibson stepped up big time in Game 7 of the Conf finals that sent the Cavs to the Finals.
With the exception of the biggest game in the seriesrobj55;1169667 wrote:Dallas had players who actually stepped in the playoffs, unlike Cleveland who had one guy trying to do it all and no one else really helping on the offensive end.
Yeah it was Game 6 but it did send them to the Finals. Lebron was awful that game something like 3-12 but shot a lot of free throws.hoops23;1169697 wrote:It was Game 6
Also, Mo Williams stepped up huge against Boston in that game the Cavs came back and won late.
It took Dirk a LONG time to win a title.
KR1245;1169707 wrote:Any word on RuPaul?
SMHWorld Peace can be both wonderfully and dangerously oblivious, and on this night he was dressed only in a button-down shirt, his underwear and a pair of flip-flops as he spoke. No, he hasn't personally apologized to Harden for flooring him with that vicious elbow on April 22. Nor does he plan to do so. Even a simple handshake seems out of the question.
"I don’t shake substitutions' hands,” World Peace said in a reference to Harden's Sixth Man of the Year status. “He doesn’t start."
So when subs come in the game they go around and shake hands with the other players like the starters do?SportsAndLady;1169958 wrote:For some reason I have sportscenter on in the background, and just heard Stephen A Smith and some chick talking about that quote.
SAS is like "well technically he's right, subs don't come in and shake everyone's hands" and the chick was like "yeah, he's not saying that w/ any disrespect they just don't shake hands with the subs"
LOL yeah, he meant no disrespect at all there...fucking national media, so god damn stupid
Lots of talk that Eric Gordon and Greg Oden will be signed, as both are from Indy. Though neither can stay healthy, and Oden is done, it would help. Gordon could finally be the go-to guy they need and Granger can do what he would be best at, Pippen.Commander of Awesome;1170354 wrote:I hate to see injuries, I hope Bosh is 100% recovered by the 4th of July.
They can probably still find a way to get through the East without him (although the inevitable Boston series just became more interesting) but there is no way they get through any of the big dogs in the West without him. I know we all make fun of him and think he's soft, but that is still a big loss, if he cannot come back.
Indy is a decent little team but they are in the same place the Cavs were at their peak.
They just cannot really get any better. FA's aren't going to go there, the lottery is out of the question unless they go into tank mode or have a bunch of injuries in 2012-2013.
Yep. They need a true star to go along with all the pieces they have. With a star, you could argue they have the best supporting cast in the league. But they have no star lol.Commander of Awesome;1170393 wrote:Like you said though, neither can stay healthy. Also Odenhas already said he's sitting next season out.
Would be nice to see the Pacers contending, I agree with Simmons, 2004 was their year.
Way to miss the point (SHOCKER).Skyhook79;1169989 wrote:So when subs come in the game they go around and shake hands with the other players like the starters do?
Thats an understatement. First to 70 wins.wildcats20;1170999 wrote:lol
This game has been very hard to watch.
