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Stephen Curry and the jaded Warrior fan
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Boston Celtics, Chris Cohan, Derek Fisher, Don Nelson, Golden State Warriors, Jordan Farmar, Leon Powe, Los Angeles Lakers, Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry, Steve Nash on 01 21st, 2010 | 8 Comments
Stephen Curry and the jaded Warrior fan...
Frustration levels surrounding the Golden State Warriors in their home region have never been higher. Just check out what people are saying about Stephen Curry. Chris Cohan (the fake one, not the real one) refers to Curry as “GQ” and constantly points to statistical evidence which paints...
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NFL starters sent to slaughter
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Alex Smith, Derek Fisher, Gilbert Arenas, JaMarcus Russell, Jerry Rice, Jordan Farmar, Los Angeles Lakers, Michael Crabtree, Mike Leach, Oakland Raiders, Roger Goodell, San Francisco 49ers, Tim Lincecum, Vernon Davis, espn on 01 3rd, 2010 | 2 Comments
NFL starters sent to slaughter...
There was something off about NFL Sunday this, err, Sunday. It started with the 49ers/Rams game, which featured the most pathetic offensive first half since the forward pass was made legal. Then NFL starters who should have been resting for the playoffs started dropping like WNBA players on slippery...
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Everyone really trusts Larry Riley…What am I missing here?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andris Biedrins, Blake Griffin, Brandan Wright, Cleveland Cavaliers, Don Nelson, Golden State Warriors, James Harden, Jordan Farmar, Jordan Hill, Jrue Holiday, Kevin Frandsen, Lamar Odom, Larry Riley, LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers, Mike Nolan, NBA Draft, Oakland Raiders, Patrick Mills, Phoenix Suns, Ricky Rubio, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, Shaq, Shaquille O'Neal, Trevor Ariza on 06 25th, 2009 | No Comments
Everyone really trusts Larry Riley…...
I don’t know why I like mock drafts so much. Their usefulness and/or accuracy usually get squashed by the time the draft starts, if not before. Especially in the NBA, where the general managers aren’t afraid to make trades based on a whim (or a friendly relationship with another GM they used...
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Did Kobe finally learn his lesson?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Chauncey Billups, Chris Anderson, Cleveland Cavaliers, Derek Fisher, Jordan Farmar, Kenyon Martin, Kobe Bryant, Lamar Odom, LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA Playoffs, Paris Hilton, Pau Gasol, Phil Jackson, Ronny Turiaf, Sasha Vujacic, Tiger Woods, Trevor Ariza on 05 28th, 2009 | No Comments
Did Kobe finally learn his lesson?...
Desperate times call for desperate measures, and for Kobe Bryant last night that meant passing. In his postgame interview with ESPN’s Doris Burke (who’s so good at her job as a sideline reporter that it’s unsettling, both for the viewer and Phil Jackson, who’s used to treating...
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Farmar and Lakers finally assert dominance
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Dennis Rodman, Derek Fisher, Houston Rockets, Jordan Farmar, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lamar Odom, Mike Singletary, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Phil Jackson, Rajon Rondo, Ron Artest, Sasha Vujacic, Yao Ming on 05 8th, 2009 | No Comments
Farmar and Lakers finally assert dominan...
If you gave Rick Adelman truth serum tonight and asked him if he wished Derek Fisher wasn’t suspended for Game 3, he’d surely say yes, yes, a thousand times yes. Jordan Farmar has played games where he’s been more technically proficient, games where he’s shot better and made more...
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Did Derek Fisher go too far?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Derek Fisher, Houston Rockets, Jordan Farmar, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lamar Odom, Luke WAAAALTON, Phil Jackson, Robert Horry, Ron Artest, Steve Nash, Yao Ming on 05 6th, 2009 | No Comments
Did Derek Fisher go too far?...
Oh, he’ll be suspended for Game 3. Two quick steps and a forearm shiver will do that, regardless if you’re Ron Artest or future Lakers head coach Derek Fisher. When Fisher blew up Luis Scola and his pick at the same time, Lakers/Rockets morphed from the best series in the playoffs right now...
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NBA Tuesday: Lakers vs. Cavs looks inevitable
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andre Iguodala, Andrew Bynum, Anthony Randolph, Boston Celtics, Carlos Boozer, Chauncey Billups, Chris Paul, Cleveland Cavaliers, David Stern, Derek Fisher, Dwyane Wade, Houston Rockets, Joakim Noah, Jordan Farmar, Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, Lamar Odom, LeBron James, Leon Powe, Mark Cuban, Monta Ellis, NBA, NBA Finals, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Phil Jackson, Robert Rowell, Ron Artest, Sasha Vujacic, Shaq, Shaquille O'Neal, Tony Parker, Tony Randolph, Utah Jazz, Warriors, espn on 04 21st, 2009 | 1 Comment
NBA Tuesday: Lakers vs. Cavs looks inevi...
LeBron James hit a half-court bank shot at the halftime buzzer on his way to a 38/8/7 performance in his first game. Kobe Bryant’s Game 1 didn’t include the same type of videogame statistics, but his thunderous dunk over Paul Millsap in the fourth quarter punctuated a Lakers win that was...
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The Neverending Story: Close NCAA Games
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in College Basketball, Jordan Farmar, Lakers, Luke WAAAALTON, NBA, Pau Gasol, Phil Jackson, Sasha Vujacic, UCLA, Warriors on 03 20th, 2009 | No Comments
The Neverending Story: Close NCAA Games...
As a kid, the commercials didn’t bother me. I’d watch every NCAA Tournament game I could get my eyes on, and even without the luxury of a DVR or more than 30 channels I’d sit through every commercial as if each break were filled by the most amazing movie trailers ever created. Meanwhile,...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Brian Sabean, Jordan Farmar, KNBR, Lakers, Mike Singletary, NBA, SF 49ers, SF Giants, Tim Lincecum, Vernon Davis, Warriors on 12 13th, 2008 | No Comments
Bay Area Forecast: Wind, with chance of ...
As I sit here at my desk, watching a storm zoom towards San Francisco from the west with a windswept quickness that can only mean a weekend full of rain showers, the always changing sports cycle comes to mind, particularly when it comes to the (understandably) cynical fan base around here. Mike Singletary...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Derek Fisher, Deron Williams, Jordan Farmar, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lamar Odom, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Sasha Vujacic on 05 21st, 2008 | No Comments
Lakers and Spurs Good, but not Perfect...
As good as both the Los Angeles Lakers and San Antonio Spurs are — and both teams are a class above what the Eastern Conference Finals has to offer — neither team is infallible. The Spurs are the defending champions, but have seen no improvement from last year, when the Suns took them to...
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