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NBA Tuesday: Jameer Nelson’s comeback
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Brandan Wright, Cleveland Cavaliers, Dwight Howard, Golden State Warriors, Jameer Nelson, Los Angeles Lakers, Monta Ellis, NBA Finals, NBA Playoffs, NBA Tuesday, Orlando Magic, Rafer Alston, Stephen Jackson, Tony Randolph on 06 2nd, 2009 | No Comments
NBA Tuesday: Jameer Nelson’s comeb...
Of the four NBA teams I saw in person this year, the Orlando Magic were by far the best. Sure, two of those teams were the Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Mascot Thieves, but I also saw the Cleveland Cavaliers win that buzzer beater at Oracle in Monta Ellis’ first comeback game. The Cavaliers’...
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Not exactly the Nuggets’ finest hour
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Carmelo Anthony, Chauncey Billups, Chris Anderson, Kenyon Martin, Kobe Bryant, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Sasha Vujacic on 05 29th, 2009 | No Comments
Not exactly the Nuggets’ finest ho...
Can’t say I saw that one coming. You probably can’t, either. Based on the Lakers’ pattern coming into tonight’s Game 6 at the Pepsi Center, pretty much everyone who follows the team expected to see a Game 7 on Sunday. That, along with an early double-digit lead for Denver, a technical...
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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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NBA Tuesday: David Stern’s worst nightmare
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Carmelo Anthony, Cleveland Cavaliers, David Stern, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA Finals, NBA Playoffs, NBA Tuesday, espn on 05 26th, 2009 | No Comments
NBA Tuesday: David Stern’s worst n...
David Stern probably woke up at 4 am this morning in a cold sweat. Nike is rapidly putting together a Carmelo Anthony puppet and debating whether a Hedo Turkoglu doll would scare children. Mike Breen just asked himself, “If nobody’s even watching the games, do I really need to wear my toupee?” We’re...
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On L.A. radio, the sky is falling
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Anthony Randolph, Bob Fitzgerald, Carmelo Anthony, Damon Bruce, Derek Fisher, Golden State Warriors, KNBR, Kenyon Martin, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Phil Jackson, Ralph Barbieri, Sasha Vujacic, Tony Randolph on 05 22nd, 2009 | No Comments
On L.A. radio, the sky is falling...
Besides Damon Bruce and Mychael Urban, this site probably doesn’t have a lot of fans at KNBR 680. Ours is probably the biggest area in the United States where the media refuses to really criticize each other too much. It’s a pretty sensitive area, so even though I probalby consume as much...
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NBA Tuesday: What exactly is it…you do, Phil?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Cleveland Cavaliers, Derek Fisher, Houston Rockets, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lamar Odom, Michael Jordan, NBA, NBA Playoffs, NBA Tuesday, Pau Gasol, Phil Jackson, Sasha Vujacic on 05 12th, 2009 | No Comments
NBA Tuesday: What exactly is it…yo...
Phil Jackson, your team could have ended the Rockets’ season today, but instead they served up one of their worst performances of the season, getting routed by Houston even though they were without Yao Ming! What do you have to say for yourself and your team? “They didn’t anticipate...
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Manny’s got nice, child-bearing hips
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Anthony Randolph, Boston Celtics, Chris Mullin, Derek Fisher, Don Nelson, Fred Lewis, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, Lakers, Los Angeles Dodgers, MLB, Manny Ramirez, Manny being Manny, Mark Cuban, Monta Ellis, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Nate Schierholtz, Phil Jackson, Robert Rowell, San Francisco Giants, Tony Randolph, Travis Ishikawa on 05 11th, 2009 | 3 Comments
Manny’s got nice, child-bearing hi...
I have to thank Manny Ramirez. While the drug he tested positive for couldn’t have made him as fertile as the chick on the First Response commercials (Ovulation Sensation, baby!), I can’t get mad at the guy who’s given me by far the most material over the past year. So I dedicate this...
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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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Could Shaq kick Chuck Liddell’s ass?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Barry Zito, Bengie Molina, Bill Simmons, Brandon Crawford, Buster Posey, Chuck Liddell, Madison Bumgarner, NBA Playoffs, Pablo Sandoval, Sam Keller, San Francisco Giants, Shaq, Shaquille O'Neal, Shogun Rua, Tim Alderson, UFC, Will Clark on 05 8th, 2009 | No Comments
Could Shaq kick Chuck Liddell’s as...
Will all the physical skirmishes this week in the NBA Playoffs, you can’t blame Shaq for training in Mixed Martial Arts. That’s right, the most frightening physical presence in the NBA since Charles Oakley is in the gym as we speak, studying Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and talking of a post-NBA career...
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NBA Tuesday: What the Lakers need to do
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Boston Celtics, Derek Fisher, Houston Rockets, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, Lamar Odom, Luke WAAAALTON, NBA Playoffs, NBA Tuesday, Ron Artest, Trevor Ariza, Yao Ming on 05 5th, 2009 | 3 Comments
NBA Tuesday: What the Lakers need to do...
2-for-18 from behind the three-point line, including Kobe Bryant doing his best Baron Davis impression from behind the arc (1-for-7). 5 rebounds from Lamar Odom. 2 fouls in the first 2 minutes for Andrew Bynum. A sleepwalking Derek Fisher. There were several reasons why the Lakers lost 100-92 to the...
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