NBA Thread
 

All I have to say is that the Philadelphia 76ers are a very fun team to watch play. They just knocked off the Bulls tonight by 16 pts and have the 3rd best record in the East. Doug Collins is a hell of a coach and the defense that this team is playing is very intense. They allow only 86pts against this year which is best in the NBA.

What the heck is the "NBA"?

stole my line!

I still can't bring myself to watch. I told myself that if the Sixers were exciting to watch I would...plus Collins is one hell of a coach but I just can't force myself to watch basketball.

The Sixers are actually exciting to watch this year so far. I mean, as long as there's no hockey on, I'll watch the Sixers. :mrgreen: It was kind of odd sitting at the bar last night and a bunch of people were cheering for the Sixers over the Bulls. Just think, the Eagles are the worst pro sports team in Philly! :lol: But the good news is that they kept their coach for another year! :kneeslap:

Sixers have been a pleasant surprise so far we shall see how they fare against the Heat tomorrow.

I get disappointed every time I watch. Whether it's New York, Orlando or Miami; In some way, shape or form, I get upset.


'Melo needs to slow his role.

Go Knicks

Tough to say that when we've lost 8 of the last 10. I didn't see them play CHI tonight, but looks like it we at least put up a fight.


This was Stephen Smith's (amazing and right) rant a week or so ago, after the Nuggets game I think. http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/video...b915dxf3v58137 9 minutes long, and NSFW language, but he's on the money.

Lol I have to agree with stephen A smith lol...He went in on amare.But we do need a point guard badly.

99% of the time, Stephen A. is just a louder and darker version of Francesca, but for once, he was right. After this Sunday, I'll be giving the NBA the majority of my viewership--until the college tourney comes anyway, :lol:.


Let's see how the Sixers do against Miami tomorrow.

Lets Go Sixers!!

Anyone see tonight's dunk contest? Pathetic.

5'9" Nate Robinson back in 2006