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The Zoner Apparently there is one big Andre Miller fan out there. I understand voting things down, but this?
The Derrick Rose Show
Liberty Ballers —
Derrick Rose blocks and breaks Andre Miller's ankles (via DRose1Bulls)
The Bulls, a bad road team, coming off a their circus trip, came into Philadelphia tonight and beat down the struggling Sixers. The Sixers are a bad, bad team right now. Like a handful of other games this season, they built themselves a nice lead in the first quarter (13) and went downhill from there.
The problems remain the same and I'm not going to continue to point them out each and every night. If you really want to know why they lose games like this, read any of the past couple recaps.
If you didn't ...
Derrick Rose All Over Andre Miller's Face
Sharapova's Thigh —
Yes, the Derrick Rose man crush is not leaving anytime soon. Today he put his talents on display in Philadelphia, and specifically on Andre Miller. Rose finished with 18 points, 10 assists, and 5 rebounds, in a 103-92 Bulls victory over the 76ers. Here's a video of him coming out of nowhere to reject Andre Miller, and then breaking Miller's ankles with a crossover on the next play(the layup counts by the way, goaltending on Philly). BallHype: hype it up! ...
Forget the old guys
The Moonball Blog —
Look at the future...
Andre Miller Meets Derrick Rose: Ugly Results
The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae —
Andre Miller's typically solid play has been spotty as of late and Derick Rose decided to accentuate that point on Sunday. The Sixers struggles continued as they were downed by the Bulls. Witness the swat and juke: video via a site that goes by the name of Sharapova's Thigh.
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DERRICK ROSE WILL BREAK YOUR ANKLES
Docksquad Sports —
If you don't believe me, just ask Andre Miller... Also check out this oop from the game, it was sweet... And lastly, you need to see this block!!! This video is a little hard to see, but this block by DROSE is sick!!! This play is actually what turned the entire game around, and propelled the Bulls to victory tonight. GO BULLS!!! GO DROSE!!! Thanks to Sharapova's Thigh for this last video. ...
The Bears blow it, Bulls and Hawks conquer the Circus
Tremendous Upside Potential —
Every Sunday, I help run live Bears blogs at the Sun-Times. I basically just approve comments, maybe post a few poll questions. It's usually not too much work; I generally have no problem paying attention to the game while handling the other stuff. ...
Video: Derrick Rose Abuses Andre Miller
You Been Blinded - Now in Dazzling HD —
Chicago Bulls rookie point guard Derrick Rose is the truth. That’s not breaking news if you’ve paid any attention to the NBA this season, but it needs to be said. Derrick Rose is the truth. I’m a Philadelphia 76ers fan and I jumped off of my couch when I saw Rose break Andre Miller’s ankles, legs, and spirit with a killer crossover. ...
Shanoff's Wake-Up Call: Texas BCS Beat-Down
The Sporting Blog —
Today's Calls: Texas vs. Oklahoma, Alabama vs. Florida, Boise State vs. the BCS, Plaxico Burress vs. the Giants, Matt Cassel vs. the Steelers D, DeAngelo Williams vs. Peyton Hillis, Joe Flacco vs. Matt Ryan, Derrick Rose vs. Devin Harris, Louisville vs. Gonzaga and More. ...
Video: Derrick Rose Absolutely Destroys Andre Miller
SLAM Online —
by Marcel Mutoni
No words can do these two plays from last night’s Bulls/Sixers game justice. As such, here’s the video for your viewing pleasure. Matter of fact, D-Rose was so nice that we had to show him twice:
“Somebody shot Andre Miller…Is Lee Harvey in the building?” Hilarious.
Derrick Rose Does Some Nasty Things to Andre Miller
FanHouse —
by Brett Edwards Filed under: 76ers, Bulls, NBA VideosThe following clip has been making the rounds today, and with good reason. Derrick Rose absolutely abuses Andre Miller here, not once, but twice. The defensive play is one thing, but dropping the man on his backside on the way to a layup is quite another. Observe. There's a beautiful high-def clip of the ankle-breaking play here, but this one showed the block and the dunk, and had the more spectacular commentary where the announcer points out, "Somebody shot ...
Worst of the Night: December 2, 2008
Basketbawful —
The Los Angeles Lakers: Teams as good as this year's Lakers squad typically don't lose the big-time challenge or statement games. When they actually do lose, they always seem to drop the ones they're expected to win easily. It comes down to a temporary loss of focus. And yeah, I'd say that's what happened in Indiana last night. The Forum Blue and Golders used a 17-0 run at the end of the third quarter to build a 15-point lead only to let the Pacers -- losers of five of their last six games, including that last two at home in overtime -- come charging back. Kobe Bryant got outscored (32-28), out-assisted (5-2) and ...
Game 63: Bulls @ Sixers preview
Liberty Ballers —
Sixers, Bulls, in the Spectrum -- for the final time. Unfortunately, tonight will be nothing like the Barkley/Jordan match-ups, but I think, or at least I hope, there will be a certain buzz in the crowd that makes this game one to remember.
"The Spectrum game" is highly anticipated for it's historic value, but the game also has important playoff implications. The Sixers are currently the seventh seed in the Eastern Conference, only three and a half games up on the Bulls. The two teams have split the season series so far, and a win tonight would put either the Sixers or Bulls that much closer to holding the tie-breaker. That could be extremely important if ...
Behind the Box Score, where it feels like the Lakers' time
Ball Don't Lie —
Los Angeles Lakers
116, Denver 102
I
mentioned yesterday that this game could serve as the ultimate distinction
between Los Angeles' "one" and Denver's representation of the rest of the
West (read: two), but as soon as I posted that musing, I felt a bit off.
Yes, Denver
played a tough one Wednesday night, and would be on the road, but would this be
the best representation of the Lakers, at their absolute peak? Clearly defining
and measuring the gulf between them, and everyone else? The Lakers, meanwhile,
just added a significant new part that can't possibly be expected to contribute
at a level that ...
