The Kobe Left Cheek Bleeding Cut Awards

Ball Don't Lie found this 3/25/2008 on thehypeguy.com [flag]

In honor of Kobe bleeding like crazy last night, here is the inaugural Kobe Left Cheek Bleeding Cut Awards: First up: BOB DELANEY: He gets 5 Kobe Bleeding Cuts for blowing the call on Monta Ellis/Derek Fisher flop. I mean, one quick look at the two recent comments on here site and you can tell the Yay [...] [link]

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Bob Delaney is still shady.

dturman posted 3/25/2008 from www.fearthebeard.org

Some of you surely knew this, but for those who don't, the call made against Monta Ellis in overtime–for essentially being tackled by Derek Fisher–was made by Bob Delaney. Now, I'm not saying Bob Delaney has mob ties just because he once successfully infiltrated the mob. But I am saying that "Bobby Covert," as he was known back in the 1970s has been known to successfully play both sides of the ...

Preview: Lakers Conclude Trip In Utah

Posted 3/20/2008 on Los Angeles Lakers

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Not that it matters anymore, but...

Posted 3/28/2008 on Lakers Blog

Upon further review, Stu Jackson believes the refs missed the call at the end of Monday's win in Golden State. From the Contra Costa Times (via TrueHoop): With four seconds left in overtime, Delaney called an offensive foul on the Warriors' Monta Ellis, who collided with the Lakers' Derek Fisher and fell to the floor before the ball was in-bounded. Kobe Bryant, who was intentionally fouled on ...

Friday Bullets

Posted 3/28/2008 on ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog

Excellent move by Stu Jackson, as reported by Marcus Thompson II in the Contra Costa Times : "With four seconds left in overtime, Delaney called an offensive foul on the Warriors' Monta Ellis, who collided with the Lakers' Derek Fisher and fell to the floor before the ball was in-bounded. Kobe Bryant, who was intentionally fouled on the ensuing Lakers possession, then knocked down two free ...

Warriors/Lakers Playing Playoff Ball in March

Posted 3/26/2008 on The Sports Lounge

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Officials Ruin Great Lakers-Warriors Game

Posted 3/25/2008 on FanHouse

For the second straight night , the Lakers and Warriors treated us to some very exciting NBA basketball. While the Warriors' Stephen Jackson made sure that his team won the first one in Los Angeles, the referees at the end of last night's game made a horrific call to seal the victory for the Lakers. With the Warriors down two and inbounding the ball, Monta Ellis is called for an offensive ...

Tuesday Bullets

Posted 3/25/2008 on ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog

The Lakers and Warriors better meet in the playoffs. It's unbelievably fun to watch them play each other . If sports are an analogy for war, then the Warriors, it occurs to me, play the role of terrorists. They'll never rule, but they'll take somebody down with them. (Although, the way Warriors fans tell it, this one ended with Derek Fisher taking Monta Ellis down with him -- and getting ...

Not Even Basketball

Posted 3/25/2008 on Dime - NBA Basketball - 2008 Draft - Free Agents - Olympics Team USA

Baron Davis (photo. Land) Have you ever spent all night watching a movie or TV-show marathon that was amazing all the way through, until you got to the end and it was a total letdown? That’s what it was like watching the NBA last night. Pistons/Suns and Lakers/Warriors were both fantastic overtime games, only the nightcap [...]

Preview and Chat: Golden State Warriors

Posted 3/24/2008 on Forum Blue And Gold

Records: Lakers 48-22 (2 seed, percentage points back of New Orleans); Warriors 43-26 (8 seed) Offensive ratings: Lakers 114.2 (3rd); Warriors 114 (4th) Defensive ratings: Lakers 106.6 (5th); Warriors 110.5 (22nd) Projected Starting Lineups: Lakers: Derek Fisher, Kobe Bryant, Vladimir Radmanovic, Lamar Odom, Ronny Turiaf Warriors: Barron Davis, Monta Ellis, Stephen Jackson, Andris ...