Brian Scalabrine Doesn't Play Around
The Howeva Files —
You thought your life was complete...and then one shining moment proves that things can always get better. Ladies and Gents...I give you Boston Celtics redhead Brian Scalabrine rapping. The track is called "Scal Says". Lebron, good luck recovering from this one:
Acht aktuelle Videos zu LeBron James
NBA-Blog —
Wegen der desaströsen Trefferquote LeBron James' gegen die Boston Celtics - insgesamt 13-58 FGs in Spiel 1 bis, James' 22.4 field goal percentage in the first three games is the worst of any three-game stretch in playoff history since the 1977-78 ABA-NBA merger ...
Friday Video Blowout
SimonOnSports —
Everyone needs something to keep them occupied on Friday afternoons so the Friday Video Blowout was born. Spend your next few minutes, laughing, crying of laughter, pissing your self, whatever, but mostly wasting your companies time. ...
Scalabrine’s Head Examined, Results Show Nothing
Can't Stop The Bleeding —
Sure, the Celtics can stay competitive when denied the services of Kevin Garnett, but they’ll also look towards the immediate future without multi-time concussion victim Ryan Church Brian Scalabrine. From the Boston Globe’s Steve Bulpett :
“You can’t do anything,” Scalabrine said of the last week’s inactivity. “I can’t watch TV for more than 30 minutes. I can’t read a book. I can talk to my wife, but she gets tired of that. But I will say this: When I start trying to read a book, everything moves. I have problems with motion during the day.”
Prior to yesterday’s game, ...
Joe Smith’s Beastly Hip-Hop Debut
Can't Stop The Bleeding —
“Most ballers have been losers when they try to parlay a NBA career into hip-hop dreams,” declares the Cleveland Plain-Dealer’s John Petkovic - himself, no stranger to the microphone. “Kobe, A.I. and Ron Artest, Shaq Diesel, anyone?” John, you’re forgetting Brian Scalabrine.
Joe Smith, considered one of the NBA’s all-around nice guys, tries to split the difference by mixing tales of apocalypse in da ‘hood with happy-go-lucky boasts about, well, being all sorts of things: a rapper, a baller, a pimp and a mackin’ ladies man.
What saves Smith, er, ...
John Tesh offers you $20K to rap, dribble and dance
Ball Don't Lie —
Outside of maybe John Farnham's "Break The Ice" and The Roots' "Double Trouble," no song is more kick ass than Frankenstein composer John Tesh's "Roundball Rock," known better to most people as that old NBA on NBC theme that went "dun dun duuuun, dun dun duuuuuuuun, dun-dun ..." Well, guess what? Tesh has dusted off the ol' 45 and is now challenging all rappers, breakers and ball players to show him what you got, pretty ladies. A cool $20,000 is on the line. Here's Tesh-tizzle with the facts: Once again, the contest rules are very simple: 1: ...
