Dominic McGuire's Wiz Impersonations
D.C. Sports Bog —
Dominic McGuire's Wiz Impersonations I just lost an extremely long post. Ha ha ha ha ha. Ha. I love you, Internets. Well, just watch Domi.Nick's latest, complete with McGuire's Team Wiz impersonations. He does a very good Antonio Daniels. By Dan Steinberg | December 6, 2007; 3:41 PM ET | Category: Wizards ...
No Your Links 12/6/07
Bullets Forever —
Once again, the Bog shows why it's the best. Yesterday Steinz had two great stories on the Wizards, one about Nick Young's "Jordan-like" character and the other one on the Wizards special guest, and his rocky conversations with everyone. (Just for reference, when Nick Young says his behind the back 360 dunk has over 100,000 views which is only off by about 20,000. But for the sake of furthering his dunk campaign, I'll just interpret that as saying that's he's performed the dunk in front of 100,000 people, not including YouTube viewers. The latest edition of the Domi.Nick Effect ...
Domi.Nick’s Vlog
Dime Magazine —
If you haven’t seen them before, the Wizards’ Dominic McGuire and Nick Young have been doing “vlogs” (video blogs). In general, they’re pretty entertaining; the Wizards might be the loosest, most easygoing team in the League. We saw this entry today - it’s basically McGuire and Young cracking on their teammates and doing impersonations. They just kill Gilbert and Antonio Daniels . If you go to YouTube and enter “Domi.Nick” into the search field, you’ll get a bunch of their entries.
Examining the J.R. Smith Gang Sign Flap
The Baseline —
On the eve of another Lakers/Nuggets joint, in which J.R. Smith needs to figure prominently for the Nuggets to win, it's probably worth discussing this "gang signs" thing in case he pulls it again. Is there real concern that Smith is involved in street crime, a member of a gang, or funding illicit activities with his massive paychecks? Sorry folks, but he didn't choose to pursue football as a career, despite excelling at it in high school as a WR. Is it just that Smith is throwing up something that we all recognize as, if not directly linked to this gang or another, somehow "gang-y?" ...
