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Top 10 plays of the 2011 NBA Finals
Sure, the Heat had the best highlights of the Finals in terms of athleticism: LeBron’s monster dunks, Wade’s behind-the-back drive, Wade’s block on Tyson Chandler. But it’s tough to beat Dirk’s game-winning shots for dramatic intensity. Tough to beat the … Continue reading
Posted in Highlight of the Night
Tagged 2011, Dallas Mavericks, Dirk Nowitzki, Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, Miami Heat, NBA Finals, top plays
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LeBron James goes milk box in Game 4 of the NBA Finals
LeBron James pulled a Houdini Tuesday, vanishing in key moments during Game 4 of the NBA Finals, including the entire fourth quarter. The two-time reigning MVP scored just 8 points in a game that Miami ultimately lost 86-83, shooting just … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Thoughts, Uncategorized
Tagged 2011, bad performance, disappeared, Game 4, LeBron James, NBA Finals
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LeBron James’ Al Pacino impression needs work
Judging by his pre-game speech before Game 4, LeBron James’ been listening to too much Cage the Elephant recently. Our backs are against the wall? Seriously, LeBron? You won Game 3. You’re up 2-1. Your back isn’t against the wall. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 2011, bad, Game 4, Heat, LeBron James, NBA Finals, pregame speech
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Scottie Pippen is out of his mind, Michael Jordan is the greatest of all-time
Scottie Pippen must’ve tripped down some stairs or something last night. Either that or he’s gone the way of Tootles from Hook and lost all his marbles. How is he about to say LeBron James is the greatest player of … Continue reading
Posted in Quick Thoughts
Tagged best, crazy talk, greatest of all time, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, NBA, quote, radio, Scottie Pippen, wrong
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Luol Deng avoids chasedown, dunks on LeBron James
Revenge is a look over your shoulder proposition. At least it was for Luol Deng when he eked by LeBron James for this dunk in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Most players can’t pull off a move like … Continue reading
Posted in Highlight of the Night
Tagged 2011, Bulls, chasedown, dunk, Eastern Conference Finals, Heat, LeBron James, Luol Deng, poster, revenge
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Snapple says Kobe > LeBron
The Kobe Bryant-LeBron James debate has been raging for a while now. Really, it’s not a debate at all though. As much as I dislike Kobe, his five championship rings speak for themselves. Talent, numbers, MVP awards. Those can all … Continue reading
Highlight of the Night: Kobe dunks on, embarrasses LeBron
Kobe Bryant wasn’t messing around on Sunday. His house was host to the 2011 All-Star Game and he wasn’t about to pass up an opportunity to embarrass his guests. Namely, LeBron James. Mission accomplished (see video below). Kobe took home … Continue reading
Posted in Highlight of the Night
Tagged 2011, 37 points, All-Star game, dunks on, highlights, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Los Angeles, MVP, past, Staples Center, triple double, video
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Tyreke Evans visits the LeBron School of Block, swats Rondo
LeBron James is the king of the chase-down block. That’s undisputed. He’s the teacher. The rest of the league is just taking notes. And, from the highlight below, Tyreke Evans looks like his star pupil. Rajon Rondo got got — … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Celtics, chase down block, February 1 2011, highlight, king, Kings, LeBron James, Rajon Rondo, rejection, swat, Tyreke Evans, video
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Excerpt: Blake not buying the hype
Here’s an excerpt from the feature I did for SLAM about Blake Griffin’s ability to stay grounded amid the whirlwind of hype that swirls around him on a daily basis: Thanks to Griffin, the Clippers are actually selling out non-Heat, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Dose of Blake
Tagged attention, big head, Blake Griffin, how is he handling the attention?, hype, leadership, LeBron James, quotes, teammates, Vinny Del Negro
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