Disclaimer – I realize how unpopular this opinion is going to be. And frankly…I don’t really care. I’ll make this short, but due to my recent purchase of Bill Simmons’ Book of Basketball and a recent ESPN 30 for 30, I’ve got to get it off my chest – the only reason we are still [...]
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Break out the Hall of Fame ballot, Blake Griffin had 27 and 12 in last night’s summer league game. I know that’s what you are thinking Clipper fan but hold your horses. Adam Morrison is averaging 22 and 5 and Robin Lopez had 24 and 16 in his first game. If that isn’t enough to [...]
Falling in Love with Earl Clark
Posted in Arizona Sports, NBA, NBA Draft, Sports on Jun 28th, 2009
Now that I’m a Suns season ticket holder for the first time I feel a bit of extra investment in the team and their moves – basically I don’t want them to completely suck this year. The Shaq move was good, and I’m hoping they don’t deal Amare but to be completely serious, I don’t [...]
The Two Jakes
Posted in Arizona Sports, NBA, NBA Draft on Jun 25th, 2009
On the eve of the NBA Draft, I wanted to take a look back at one of the more hilarious post-draft press conferences in recent Suns history. I am speaking of the one-and-only Jake Tsakalidis, who responded to ESPN’s draft day questions with two words: “Free” and “Strong.” The “free” related to his ability to extricate himself from his [...]
Shaq Traded to Cavs OR How to Go From 1st in the West to the Lottery in 16 Months
Posted in Arizona Sports, NBA, NBA Draft, Sports on Jun 24th, 2009
I come to you tonight as SoD’s first international writer. With times being tough in the blogosphere we’ve decided to expand our little Mom and Pop operation on a global basis – either that or I’m here on business for my real job…I’ll let you decide. A lot has apparently changed since I last set [...]
Arnie Spanier is a Genius
Posted in Arizona Sports, NBA, NBA Draft, NFL, Sports Talk Radio on Jun 5th, 2009
I assume you’re surprised. As you may remember I once wrote about my dislike of Spanier due to his pension for yelling in the morning hours – well in the light of a few recent suggestions I’ve changed my tune. In the last few days Spanier has presented some ideas on his local radio program [...]
Well, it’s Conference Finals time – this means the Nightcap is about to get even sexier. Bet you didn’t think that was possible. Lakers 105 Nuggets 103 – Simply put, the Nuggets gave away a golden opportunity (Puns! -Ed.). With the chance to take a 1-0 lead in their first conference finals since 1985, Denver [...]
Random Running Diary: NBA Draft Lottery Selection Show
Posted in Arizona Sports, NBA, Sports Media on May 20th, 2009
How could I have possibly been asked to ignore the NBA Draft Lottery solection show? Bad teams + ping pong balls + Suns = running diary time. The festivities began with NBA Shootaround at 5PM : :00 minutes – Apparently NBA Shootaround will be a mix of a Nuggets/Lakers preview and a lottery preview. Stu [...]
NBA Nightcap – May 17th Edition
Posted in NBA on May 18th, 2009
After a two day hiatus the Nightcap returns with love in our hearts. Lakers 89 Rockets 70 – The good Lakers showed up, or the bad Rockets, honestly I have no idea, either way the Lakers won. This game was never close as it took Houston over 5 minutes to get their first point and [...]
Humorless NBA Does Not Find Jokes to be Funny
Posted in NBA, NCAA Basketball on May 3rd, 2009
On April 10th, Ohio State walk-on benchwarmer and blogger Mark Titus decided to forego his senior season and put his name in the NBA Draft. Perhaps a little strange for a guy with 8 career points in 30 career minutes right? Clearly Titus, who in his blog “Club Trillion” exhibits a pretty hilarious sense of [...]