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J.R. Smith Scores Two Points
Published 3/28/2008 by Jeremy <info@pickaxeandroll.com> at Pickaxe And Roll: Front Page Posts
Just your average routine lay in by J.R. Smith...

J.R. Smith's '360' alley-oop
Published 3/28/2008 at Ball Don't Lie
Via Pick Axe and Roll, Nuggets' x-factor J.R. Smith catches an alley-oop pass from Iverson, does a 360 spin (er, 270, whatever) and kisses the glass during the Denver's crucial 118-105 win over Dallas. Play of the night? You betcha! Minus the alley-oop part, this is my go-to H-O-R-S-E move. It's money in the bank. Because as easy as it might look, you'd be amazed by how many people can't jump in the air, spin around and lay in the basketball. Or maybe it's just my drunk, uncoordinated friends. Who knows?

Yeah, But He Could Have Dunked It
Published 3/28/2008 by Enrico at The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae
Check out this sick alley-oop finish by J.R. Smith on a lob pass from former Sixer Allen Iverson.

J.R. Smith Continues to Be Completely Ridiculous
Published 3/28/2008 at The Sporting Blog
By Bethlehem Shoals Sometimes, strangers approach me on the street and ask "Hey Shoals, why the non-stop J.R. Smith love?" Well, here's some tip-top evidence. Yes, I know it's only a highlight. But think on the context: AI throwing the lob during a big Denver run, J.R. unafraid to embellish and prove something to the Mavs and team leader Iverson, all the Nuggers running around smiling afterward. He may be a problem child, but boy can he light up our lives. I've spent a lot of time weighing the Durant/Horford R.O.Y. race. This kind of play shows how staggering potential can be put into use within the context of winning—instead of being left ...

J.R. Smith 360 Alley Oop
Published 3/28/2008 by houroc at SportFiends
Sick play by J.R. Smith against the Suns last night. Tags: j r smith, nuggets, suns

J.R. Smith ends things
Published 3/28/2008 by PostmanE at The Postmen // A Sports Blog // Chicago, IL.
I have nothing to add about J.R. Smith — see Shoals’ take for all the Smith love one man can muster. Instead, I’d like to focus on the one crowd member who really seems to get it. You’ll see him at about 28 or 29 seconds in. That man understands, perhaps better than anyone else in the arena, what just happened. That’s the international sign for “It’s over, son.” That was game point, whether the refs knew it or not.

Reading is Great! Friday’s NBA Links
Published 3/28/2008 by Andrew Thell at Empty the Bench
HoopsAddict - A four step plan to develop the D-League Hardwood Paroxysm - D-League aficionado Matt Moore interviews Dan Reed You Been Blinded - Remembering Kwame’s good times in LA (i.e. off the court) Point Spreads - The odds are out on the 2007-08 NBA Champion Wages of Wins Journal - Reminiscing about the statistical greatness of Chris Webber SLAM Online - Rookie highs and rookie lows with Thad Young and Joakim Noah NY ...

Fantasy Week #23: Get Down or Lay Down
Published 4/1/2008 by Edown at SLAM Online
By Emry DowningHall If you’re still in contention for your league’s fantasy championship, go ahead and brush your shoulders off. Injuries are always a major factor in deciding who’ll take home the hardware at the end of a fantasy season but there’s nothing worse than surprise DNPs during a playoff week. After battling a slew of depleting injuries this season in my main league to Gilbert Arenas, Chris Bosh, Gerald Wallace, and most recently Dirk Nowitzki, fantasy fortune smiled upon me as Zach Randolph and Andrew Bogut (flu and nasal surgery) were both in the starting lineup for my opponent last ...

J.R. Smith Continues to Be Completely Ridiculous
Published 4/13/2008 at The Sporting Blog
By Bethlehem Shoals Sometimes, strangers approach me on the street and ask "Hey Shoals, why the non-stop J.R. Smith love?" Well, here's some tip-top evidence. Yes, I know it's only a highlight. But think on the context: AI throwing the lob during a big Denver run, J.R. unafraid to embellish and prove something to the Mavs and team leader Iverson, all the Nuggers running around smiling afterward. He may be a problem child, but boy can he light up our lives. I've spent a lot of time weighing the Durant/Horford R.O.Y. race. This kind of play shows how staggering potential can be put into use within the context of winninginstead of being left to ...