gurdflavor

Activity - gurdflavor

 

Stories Submitted RSS

View Submissions in Blog Format

2
0
Links0
ESPN's Fantasy Expert Recommended Benching Adrian Peterson

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 11/6/2007 from sports.espn.go.com

The WWL's Senior Director of Fantasy didn't believe Adrian Peterson would be successful against the Charger's D; I guess he botched that one. He takes some grief from his readers for shelling out some of the worst advice ever. Of course it's all Norv Turner's fault.

Tags:

Comments 1 Comment on

ESPN's Fantasy Expert Recommended Benching Adrian Peterson

63
0
Links21
The Worst Flop Ever (video)
Play
The Worst Flop Ever (video)

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 11/5/2007 from www.youtube.com

Baron Davis flops against Mehmet Okur; the acting is terrible!

Tags:

Comments 9 Comments on

The Worst Flop Ever (video)

3
0
Links0
Call it "Home of the Owlz" or lose your press credentials!

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 7/10/2007 from www.heraldextra.com

Great unintentional comedy on many levels: 1) You're a Pioneer League team and you're trying to strong arm the press, 2) You're just renting the stadium anyway so what right do you have to call it "Home of the Owlz"?, and 3) What's up with the "z" in Owlz?

Tags:

Comments Comment on

Call it "Home of the Owlz" or lose your press credentials!

5
0
Links0
Too Much Jazz Fan Whining
Too Much Jazz Fan Whining

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 5/30/2007 from www.sltrib.com

As a Jazz fan, this hurts to admit. But I was at Game 4 and he's right -- we fans were whining way too much.

Tags:

Comments 1 Comment on

Too Much Jazz Fan Whining

8
0
Links0
The Jazz-Warriors Wager Penalty is Determined
The Jazz-Warriors Wager Penalty is Determined

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 5/16/2007 from ballhype.com

Just a preview of what to expect in the coming days...   

Tags:

Comments 6 Comments on

The Jazz-Warriors Wager Penalty is Determined

28
0
Links6
A Friendly Jazz-Warriors Wager II
A Friendly Jazz-Warriors Wager II Poll

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 5/7/2007 from ballhype.com

As Jason explained on his poll , he and I have a friendly wager on the Jazz-Warriors series that tips off Monday night. He's picked out some good penalties for me, but I think mine are tougher (the photo to the right should give you a hint). The Warriors had a great run to beat the Mavericks, but their time in the sun is over. I'm looking to the Jazz to dominate with their big but ...

Tags:

Comments 15 Comments on

A Friendly Jazz-Warriors Wager II

15
0
Links0
A Future Look: NBA ROY Announced

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 4/20/2007 from ballhype.com

NEW YORK, May 10, 2007 -- The NBA announced today that Brandon Roy of the Portland Trail Blazers will receive the Eddie Gottlieb Trophy as the 2006-07 T-Mobile Rookie of the Year. Roy, the sixth overall pick in the 2006 NBA Draft, averaged rookie highs of 16.1 points and 4.0 assists. Just like last year’s winner, Chris Paul, Roy received 124 out of a possible 125 first-place votes ...

Tags:

Comments 1 Comment on

A Future Look: NBA ROY Announced

25
2
Links1
Jerry Sloan's flow chart

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 4/9/2007 from bp1.blogger.com

Some of the repeated coaching decisions/mistakes can be quite frustrating for Utah Jazz fans.

Tags:

Comments 3 Comments on

Jerry Sloan's flow chart

5
0
Links0
Pay vs. Production an Issue with Jazz

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 2/27/2007 from ballhype.com

It's no secret that AK-47 has been firing blanks this year, but a quick comparison of pay/production with him and rookie Millsap is pretty amazing. Kirilenko is the highest-paid Jazz man, making $12,338,437 this season. Millsap, a...

Tags:

Comments Comment on

Pay vs. Production an Issue with Jazz

1
0
Links0
Interviews with Elie Seckbach

gurdflavor gurdflavor posted 1/17/2007 from iheartkg.blogspot.com

The gentlemen at the Basketball Jones talk to "embedded NBA correspondent" Elie Seckbach on episode 83 of their (almost) daily podcast. Matt at Detroit Bad Boys interviews Seckbach as well and gets him to relate stories of his interactions with...

Tags:

Comments Comment on

Interviews with Elie Seckbach