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jl3
posted 6 days ago from
ballhype.com
With another first round exit behind them, the
Denver Nuggets will be busy this offseason. Among their
free agents are: www.rawsportsblog.com
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steelejones
posted 10 days ago from
ownmyteam.com
Kobe Bryant made it very clear during his
halftime interview that nobody on the Denver Nugget’s roster
was able to even attempt to guard him. He is right. Bad knees Kenyon Martin and mental lapse JR Smith (and to slow Kleiza) all are great matchups for Kobe Bryant. Iverson and Anthony Carter are to small to defend Bryant.The point is there is nothing George Karl could have done to get back in ...
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Odenized
posted 25 days ago from
www.youtube.com
J.R. Smith is christened the worst nickname of
his life.
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Smith is christened the worst nickname of his life
by (you guessed it) the man with the hiccups .
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Robtastic
posted 21 days ago from
upsideandmotor.blogspot.com
Thaddeus Young is "it". J.R. Smith is better
than Carmelo Anthony at defense. The Pistons can't make
layups. And I can only write in short. Choppy. Sentences.
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We Rite Goode
posted 19 days ago from
weritegoode.blogspot.com
40 NBA basket-bloggers provide their end-of-year picks for
"7th Man" and MVP. We provide the charts and
statistical analysis.
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fadango
posted 17 days ago from
sportsayers.com
JR Smith, Kenyon Martin, and DeShawn Stevenson all
don't get the hint that Lebron and Kobe are
the best in the NBA, but they seem to think that they are better than them.
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BobbyBluechip
posted 17 days ago from
fantasysportsmatrix.com
Leave the guns at home Kobe. While you’re
at it you also might want to disengage with
JR Smith too. Kobe should take a page from King James’ book with regards to the opponent. Applying Lebron’s analogy, Kobe is Jay-Z and JR Smith, Kenyon Martin, et al are playing the role of Soulja Boy. Similar to how Lebron doesn’t acknowledge Deshawn Stevenson and his childish antics Kobe should do the same.
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BDG
posted 16 days ago from
www.clublakers.com
So the Lakers did what they were supposed
to do — take care of business at home.
After leaving the Nuggets looking somewhat disoriented (particularly on defense), the series shifts to Colorado. The opener was full of playoff jitters, namely for Kobe Bryant. His shot wasn’t falling in the first game. Here’s what made it change … A smart opponent would count their blessings that Kobe ...
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