Miami/Chicago on right now, followed by the LA/SA at 330. Knicks/Hawks play tonight too, on ESPN.
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Miami/Chicago on right now, followed by the LA/SA at 330. Knicks/Hawks play tonight too, on ESPN.
Heat drop another. This one wasn't all their fault, Chicago never should have had those two last free throws to put them up...Deng wasn't touched and took a dive, pitiful call.
Lakers rolling right now
well, at least the Spurs get their worst performance of the season out of the way, this is the worst I have ever seen a good SAS team play at home.
Dude Miller just about shoved him into the 1st row, at least from my vantage point he did. I watched it numerous times over and saw nothing but a shove.Quote:
Originally Posted by R13
Good to see the Heat choke another away at the end. 1 for 15 with 10 seconds left and a chance to win or tie the game. CLUTCH
It should be D Wade taking that last shot every time, NOT LeBron
Miller barely touched his right arm, I didn't see a shove at all, really little contact altogether...looked to me he either took a dive or lost his balance.
Lakers roll the Spurs.
Heat players crying in locker room after the game.
Sounds like a great day to me!
San Antonio played terrible Sunday- Tony Parker was the only one hitting any shots and their defense was terrible. I would like to say that most of this performance was the result of being tired from the hyped up Miami game but that isn't all of it. San Antonio just does not match up well against LA. LA is too big inside and sadly Duncan seems to have trouble getting his shot off against defenders. Manu is the only person who can effectively guard Kobe but for some reason George Hill was on him yesterday and Kobe scored at will. I don't think Sunday's game was indicative of any future games vs. LA, but a series in the playoffs will be a tough challenge.