Nice game kanina, whew!!!
Miami Heat vs. Memphis Grizzlies - Recap - November 11, 2012 - ESPN
Mike d'antoni na head coach ng lala land. Run and gun na! Walang alam Sa defense. Steve Nash mag MVP ulit...
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^ Oo nga, I was surprised myself. I would prefer Sloan or Shaw sana if not Phil.
Mike D'Antoni agrees to four-year deal to coach Los Angeles Lakers, agent says - ESPN Los Angeles
Duda rin ako kay phil, tanda na e....sloan nga sana kasi kahit papano alpha rin yun, galing kina malone at stockton...well we'll see si d antoni kasi wala pang pruweba
Si Jackson Marami daw conditions, like travel restriction...gusto niya limited yata Ang road games na sasama siya, so doesn't sense to get him back, buti sana king PBA Lang na bibihira road games.
But seems D'antoni is a player's coach but can he handle big ego players? Kobe, meta, Dwight...
Saka good luck na Lang Sa run and gun system niya...mga lolo na players niya.
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Bad news for Philly, guess good news sa LAL since nabitawan agad. Sayang talaga si Bynum kung laging injured.
Andrew Bynum of Philadelphia 76ers says he's had setback with other knee - ESPN
In other news, under radar itong former all-star na ito ah. Okay it, kulanag lang sa disiplina IMHO. Tapos biglang na-injured iirc.
Josh Howard agrees to terms with Minnesota Timberwolves - ESPN
NBA - Standings - Yahoo! Sports
ganda ng simula ng memphis, ganda na din laro ni gasol.
NBA-DL: Santa Cruz Warriors waive Japeth Aguilar | Sports | GMA News Online | The Go-To Site for Filipinos EverywhereJapeth Aguilar's NBA Development League dream is over, for now.
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kala ko makaisa na wash pero olats pa rin sa OT vs atl.![]()
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What the **** is "IMBA"? Language ba ng mga call center agents yan?
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Simple lang Miami pero on top na sa East.
A bit OT: LeBron James shows off 'unstoppable' shot | Watch the video - Yahoo! Screen![]()
Rajon Rondo, Kris Humphries, and Gerald Wallace all ejected for fighting in Celtics-Nets game (VIDEO)
Rajon Rondo, Kris Humphries, and Gerald Wallace all ejected for fighting in Celtics-Nets game (VIDEO) | Ball Don't Lie - Yahoo! Sports
In the past weeks, Boston Celtics star point guard Rajon Rondo has been the topic of some controversy for his streak of double-digit assist games. In the eyes of some, Rondo has been changing his style of play to keep the streak going. For others, that's inconsequential given that players gun for milestones all the time. No matter the opinion, it's hard to watch Rondo these days without keeping the streak in mind.
On Wednesday night, Rondo ended the streak in ignominious fashion. With fewer than 30 seconds remaining in the first half of the Celtics' home game against the Brooklyn Nets, Kris Humphries fouled Kevin Garnett on a jumper, after which Garnett sold the contact and fell back into the first row of seats (and cameramen) along the baseline. Rondo, who was near the hoop, immediately grabbed and shoved Humphries. More players got involved, including the Nets' Gerald Wallace (who ran a fair distance to jump in, via Matt Moore), the Celtics' Brandon Bass, and a late-arriving Garnett.
[Related: Photos from the Celtics-Nets fight]
Rondo, Humphries, and Wallace were all ejected, and all three — plus a few more of the participants — can expect certain fines and possible suspensions in the next few days. Rondo finished with only three assists in 18 minutes, bringing his streak to an end at 37 games, which ties him at second all-time with John Stockton. Magic Johnson will continue to hold the record at 46 games. (Oh, and the Celtics lost 95-83.)
As Y!'s Marc Spears noted on Twitter, Rondo adores KG as if he were his big brother, so it's not terribly surprising that he'd stick up for his teammate. In the process, he also helped ensure that his team would lose and that a notable personal streak would end. I guess we learned that there's at least one thing Rondo considers more important than his personal stats.