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I don’t want to work…
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in 49ers, A's, Andris Biedrins, Baron Davis, Bill Simmons, Boston Celtics, Celtics, Corey Maggette, Don Nelson, Frank Gore, Giants, Jamal Crawford, MLB, Manny Ramirez, Manny being Manny, Mike Nolan, NBA, NFL, Oakland A's, Patriots, SF 49ers, SF Giants, Stephen Jackson, Tim Lincecum, Warriors, espn on 02 27th, 2009 | No Comments
I don’t want to work…...
I just want to click on the links all day! Sorry, I know that song is God-awful, but I’m trying to make a point here. All you happily employed workers (or unhappily, in which case you better quit your whining or you’ll get laid off like the rest of us), I promise you this. If you click and...
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C’mon Manny, put us out of our misery
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in 49ers, A's, Boston Celtics, Celtics, Fred Lewis, Giants, KNBR, Lakers, MLB, Manny Ramirez, Manny being Manny, NBA, NFL, Noah Lowry, SF 49ers, SF Giants, Warriors, espn on 02 26th, 2009 | No Comments
C’mon Manny, put us out of our mis...
So we’re waiting…waiting for the inevitibable. Waiting for Manny Ramirez to sign with the Dodgers. It’s pretty much settled, isn’t it? Manny Ramirez loves warm weather, the Los Angeles lifestyle and all the glitterati. Even the paparazzi. And Fatburger. There’s no way Manny...
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Ric Bucher: Celtics to break up Big Three after this season
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andris Biedrins, Anthony Randolph, Baron Davis, Bill Simmons, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Brandan Wright, Celtics, Chris Mullin, Danny Ainge, Don Nelson, Duane Kuiper, Gary Radnich, Giants, KNBR, Kevin Garnett, Kruk and Kuip, MLB, Monta Ellis, NBA, NBA All-Stars, Pablo Sandoval, Patriots, Red Sox, Ric Bucher, SF Giants, Stephen Jackson, Steve Nash, Tim Lincecum, Warriors, espn on 02 25th, 2009 | No Comments
Ric Bucher: Celtics to break up Big Thre...
I love having NBA League Pass, which allows me to escape the poor defense — and even worse picture quality — of the local Warriors broadcasts. Unfortunately I don’t have the MLB Network, or I’d be able to watch the Giants/Indians Spring Training opener that just started about...
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NBA Tuesday: (Way too early) playoff predictions
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andre Iguodala, Boston Celtics, Celtics, Dwight Howard, Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, NBA, NBA All-Stars, NBA Playoffs, NBA Tuesday on 02 24th, 2009 | No Comments
NBA Tuesday: (Way too early) playoff pre...
The trading deadline has come and gone, and Rafer Alston is the most important player that moved. That was really exciting. Even less interesting than last week’s All-Star Break (extremely underwhelming from start to finish) is the upcoming rest of the regular season, especially in the Eastern...
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Some Links before heading to Oracle
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in 49ers, Boston Celtics, Celtics, Kevin Durant, Kevin Garnett, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, MLB, Michael Vick, Mike Singletary, Minnesota Twins, NBA, NFL, Oracle Arena, SF 49ers, SF Giants, Warriors on 02 21st, 2009 | No Comments
Some Links before heading to Oracle...
I’m about to head out the door pretty soon to watch Kevin Durant the Warriors play the Oklahoma City Mascot Thieves Thunder, so here are some links to tide you over while I’m watching lanky 19 and 20-year-olds dunk basketballs. –The Twins signed Joe Crede to a one-year deal, $2.5 million...
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Odom and I have at least one thing in common
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in 49ers, A's, Amare Stoudemire, Anthony Randolph, Baron Davis, Barry Zito, Boston Celtics, Celtics, Corey Maggette, Fantasy, Frank Gore, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lamar Odom, NBA, NFL, Oakland A's, Phoenix Suns, SF 49ers, SF Giants, Scot McCloughan, Stephen Jackson, Tim Lincecum, Warriors on 02 20th, 2009 | No Comments
Odom and I have at least one thing in co...
Lamar Odom and I are quite similar, really. Not physically, since I’m not left-handed or 6’10″. Tony Randolph is however, and that brings us to what Odom and I share: ridiculously high hopes for Randolph, as seen in this story from Cam Inman of the Contra Costa Times: “It’s...
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NBA Tuesday: Greg Oden eats Gerald Wallace, and other predictions
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Antawn Jamison, Boston Celtics, Celtics, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, LeBron James, Leon Powe, NBA, NBA All-Stars, NBA Tuesday, Ron Artest on 02 17th, 2009 | No Comments
NBA Tuesday: Greg Oden eats Gerald Walla...
We’re in the midst of the craziest week of the NBA regular season — a week where a player can play in the All-Star Game and get traded in the same week. It’s enough to make a guy want to just take his three-year-old, toss him in the back of the old Mercedes and race 90 mph through the...
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Boston’s Public Enemy No. 1: Derek Fisher
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Celtics, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, Leon Powe, NBA, NBA Finals, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce, Phil Jackson, Ray Allen on 02 5th, 2009 | 21 Comments
Boston’s Public Enemy No. 1: Derek...
I can see Bill Simmons bursting through the back door of his house, running into his backyard in a rage, throwing his arms towards the sky and yelling, “FISHERRRRRRRR!!!!!” Lakers 110, Boston 109 was also the best NBA game of the season, even though it was hardly the prettiest. Of course,...
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NBA Tuesday: Bynum’s knees shatter easily
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Barry Zito, Celtics, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, Lamar Odom, Monta Ellis, NBA, NBA Finals, NBA Playoffs, NBA Tuesday, Pau Gasol, Phil Jackson on 02 3rd, 2009 | 5 Comments
NBA Tuesday: Bynum’s knees shatter...
You know what isn’t “G?” Andrew Bynum’s knees. You’ve seen those Gatorade commercials, right? Everybody from Derek Jeter to Peyton Manning to Candlestick Park’s head janitor scrolls past in black-and-white, describing “G,” which apparently stands for the...
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NBA Tuesday: BASG All-Star Reserves
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Anthony Randolph, Barry Zito, Brandan Wright, Brandon Roy, Celtics, Chris Bosh, Jamal Crawford, Lakers, Marco Belinelli, Monta Ellis, NBA Tuesday, Stephen Jackson, Steve Nash, Tim Lincecum, Warriors, Yao Ming on 01 14th, 2009 | 1 Comment
NBA Tuesday: BASG All-Star Reserves...
One of the most insane trends I’ve seen is for fans to cry out in favor of taking the All-Star voting process away from fans. Obviously there are injustices in the voting every year. For instance, this year Jamal Crawford (462,039 votes) is ahead of Steve Nash (441,746) and Brandon Roy (267,053)....
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