Boston Celtics will lose TWICE in the next week!

Lamar L.A. wrote:

Agreed, but in this case there is a difference between belligerent trash-talking and simply being a troll. You obviously fall into the latter category.

So you think someone who clarifies a point is a troll? That explains a lot. I will now have a newfound "appreciation" when reading your posts. Thanks for the enlightenment. :)

I find it seriously hilarious how desperately some people feel the need to validate themselves over these boards.

You're clearly so obsessed with proving how right you are that it is still bugging you when you leave the computer. You're a loser.

PaL wrote:

I find it seriously hilarious how desperately some people feel the need to validate themselves over these boards.

You're clearly so obsessed with proving how right you are that it is still bugging you when you leave the computer. You're a loser.

Go to the mirror, boy!

PaL wrote:

I find it seriously hilarious how desperately some people feel the need to validate themselves over these boards.

You're clearly so obsessed with proving how right you are that it is still bugging you when you leave the computer. You're a loser.

wtf are you blabbering about? I don't need to validate jack, loser.

Truth teller wrote:

Thanks for the enlightenment. :)

You're welcome, Sagarin!

Lamar L.A. wrote:

You're welcome, Sagarin!

Epic fail.

Mr Mountain wrote:

Kobe Klanker ... throwing up turnaround, off-balance, fade aways with two guys on him?

Like this one?

Anybody can throw one up and get lucky and bank it in. If it wasn't for your one true crunch time guy (Fisher) hitting a clutch 3 and Wade seizing up on a free throw, it wouldn't have mattered.

It was Kobes airballs in the first place that put them in that situation.

Kevin Durant wrote:

Anybody can throw one up and get lucky and bank it in.

No doubt. On the other hand, you would probably also say that anybody can get lucky and sink a clutch basket with the Olympic gold medal on the line, or that anyone could start a lucky streak and score 81 points in an NBA game! How does that famous quote go again?

"The harder I work, the luckier I get." - Samuel Goldwyn

LoL!

Hi Lamar!!

Congratulations on cheering for the biggest bunch of babies and being part of the stupidest fans in the NBA.

Character always comes through when the going gets tough.

Lamar Odom-2 Technicals/ejection

Derek Fisher-Technical

Phil Jackson-Technical/whining about officials

Kobe Bryant-Technical/clanked up 21 misses not counting the 3 times his shot was blocked that they didn't even count beside the 3 they did. That would have made him 11/35 instead of a stellar 11/32!!

The most amazing part was that I didn't here any MVP chants for Kobe. Being down 20 never stopped those idiot fairweather fans before. The boos for the home team and throwing things on the floor were amusing. The Lakers made Rasheed Wallace look mature today.

The hype machine can run on overtime but Kobe Bryant is still the most selfish/whiny/overrated player ever to grace the NBA. Maybe the great Phil Jackson could show him on tape that when he goes barreling in the lane and runs into 3 guys that there may be a teammate open somewhere. That would be more productive than throwing his hands up and cheapshotting the other team when the crooked officials don't bail him out with bogus calls.

Speakiing of Sheed "baby" Wallace

How about Grandpa Garnett, Uno Uno fatbaby Davis, and the sinking ship celtics? Looks like they are the new Pistons!!

I guess you didn't hear what Lebron said after Sunday's game.

Sagarin wrote:

Sheer dominance (when it matters) at home... (The Nuggets) will be locking up home court, and, as you have seen, that is an advantage the likes of which you see in no other professional sport.

Really? "Gone fishin" after the first round of the playoffs, highlighted by a loss at home. Don't quit your day job, Sagarin!

Well, the Boston Celtics really did lose twice this week. No big deal, though. Just because they could have won the NBA title with a victory in either game doesn't mean that they aren't still a reasonably good team!

Mr Mountain wrote:

I haven't watched any Lakers games lately. Are you still part of the stupidest fans in the league who chant MVP...

That's a shame. If that's the case, you missed a great NBA Finals series! And for what it's worth, I'm sure that those chants were referring to Kobe being the NBA Finals MVP (again).

Ironically enough, I used to be a huge Lakers' fan until I met the likes of you, Lamar L.A.S.T. Word (well, that and the fact that they added that gangbanger Artest to a team full of criminals, including one of the most prominent rapists in all of professional sports who actually conceded that, "I could see how she would have perceived it as not being consensual..." What a stand up guy, just like you, LMAO). Besides, I already gave your team props, and I will do the same for you for sticking with your same moniker for a CHANGE while you cast your anonymous and unsolicited aspersions as per usual.

While I stand by my assertion that NBA playoff basketball is the most choreographed and ref-influenced of all the professional sports (which puts it on the level of NASCAR for me), as well as full of thugs, no one could've seen the Thuggets' injury battles and the coach's cancer plaguing them so. Do your homework and check out their W/L record before and after Karl's reoccurrence. Amazing that he's still alive. He's a good guy and is fighting a valiant fight.

And things only got worse from here, but I'm sorry, once again I'm leaving you with the impression that the NBA really matters:

http://nba.sportsnewsandscores.com/basketball/will-the-slumping-denver-nuggets-lose-kenyon-martin-to-knee-surgery.html

You're wrong. They're done losing for a while.