Posts Tagged ‘Phoenix Suns’

LeBron Says “No 360s” to J-Rich

Friday, March 13th, 2009

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A quick break from the March Insanity (thanks again, Syracuse and UConn) for some NBA action:
Some folks are calling for the foul here. Whatever. I’ll simply call it what my first reaction told me — one of the [...]

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Shaq Flops for Dwight Howard

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

It was the battle of the Incredible Hulk/Superman basketball players last night as Orlando hosted Phoenix, meaning Dwight Howard and the resurgent Shaq went head-to-head. That also means about 590 pounds of combined basketball player beat on each other for about 40 minutes or so, and while O’Neal might be unimpressed with Dwight Howard’s [...]

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Basketball Fight Night

Wednesday, February 18th, 2009

Last night was fight night in the sport of basketball, apparently. First, we had the high school ugliness in Alabama, and then, Zach Randolph decides to smack/punch/push Luis Amundson in the face. Apparently, Amundson got a little to close for Randolph’s comfort, so, in true “brilliant athlete” fashion, Randolph decided he’d try to [...]

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Homecooked NBA Announcers Are Fun

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

Especially when the opposing team hits a game-winning shot to beat the team you are calling the game for. The “You’ve got to be kidding me” response was priceless. As for Danny Granger, he finished the game against Phoenix with 37 points and almost has to be on the upcoming All-Star team, as [...]

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52 Reasons Why Brandon Roy is Really Good

Friday, December 19th, 2008

Brandon Roy put on a show against the Phoenix Suns last night to the tune of 52 points. Just for good measure, Roy added six assists, five rebounds and a rejection. Not only did Roy score the second highest total in the NBA this season, but he did so in an efficient manner: [...]

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Cheerleader Calendars Rule

Friday, December 12th, 2008

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A lot of people think Christmas is a time for gift giving and spending time with friends and family. Incorrect. The Christmas season exists for only one thing: new calendars. See that calendar kiosk in the mall? It won’t be there after December 25th. I’m beginning [...]

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