The Indiana Pacers forced a game 7 with the Heat, after winning 77-91. Paul George and Roy Hibbert each stepped up big combining for 52 points, and 19 rebounds and their +- was + 24. I think that Indiana will win game 7 behind a good performance from David West.
Conference Finals
East
(1) Heat-3
(3) Pacers-3
West
(2) Spurs-4
(5) Grizzlies-0
Monday, June 3, 2013
Pacers force game 7 as Hibbert gets fined
In Saturday's press conference Roy Hibbert said a gay slur that was later given a fine of 75K even after his sincere apology. The Pacers then won the game 91-77 to force a game 7.
Grant Hill Retires
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During the Heat v Pacers pregame show Saturday night, Grant Hill came on set and announced his retirement after a great 19 year career (17 playing years). He finished with career averages of 16.7 points, 6 rebounds, and 4.1 assists. He played over 1000 games in his career. Hill was also named to 7 all-star teams, 1 all-NBA first team, 4 all-NBA second teams, and he was Co-ROY with Jason Kidd in 1995.
Athlete Of The Day
This Is Todays Athlete Of The Day
1. He Is The Youngest Person In Professional Golf.
2. He Is Not From America
3. He Has Played In All Of The Majors This Year
P.S This will be the last week of AOTD, then i will see who has the most points and see who wins a prize.
Friday, May 31, 2013
NBA Playoffs Heat take 3-2 lead
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| Haslem knocks in one of his many corner J's. http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/photos? gameId=400466598&photoId=2991799#photo_2991800 |
Last night the Heat took a commanding 3-2 series lead on the Indiana Pacers. The final was 79-90, while the Pacers were up 44-40 after 1 half Miami went on a tear in the third quarter outscoring Indy 30-13. Lebron had 16 in the third and assisted on all but 5 of the other 14 points. LBJ ended with a respectable 30, 8, and 6, and Udonis Haslem stepped up going 8-9 while scoring 16 points. The next game will be back in Indianapolis and the Pacers have to win if they want to keep their title hopes alive.
Conference Finals
East
(1) Heat-3
(3) Pacers-2
West
(2) Spurs-4
(5) Grizzlies-0
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Athlete Of The Day
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| Eastern Conference Finals Photo Credits To: www.sbnation.com |
This Is The Athlete Of The Day
1. He Is Under 25 Years Old
2. His Team Is In The Eastern Conference Finals
3. He Went To A College In California
Redskins to change their name
After 10 congress members agreed to pass a ban that said that the Washington Redskins have to change their name because of the Native Americans. Some of the Native Americans consider the word Redskin to be like the N-word. Congress has not made the ban but they are planning on passing it soon.
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
NBA Playoffs Pacers even up the series
Last night the Pacers evened the series up with the Heat, and they are going back to Miami in a 2-2 series. Indy squeaked by with a 92-99 W. Roy Hibbert had 23 and 12 while beating up the Heat on the block. Lance Stevenson also had a good game scoring 20 on 9-15 shooting, every Pacer starter scored in double figures. Lebron had an average game scoring 24, along with 6 boards, and 5 dimes.
Conference Finals
East
(1) Heat-2
(3) Pacers-2
West
(2) Spurs-4
(5) Grizzlies-0
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
NBA Playoffs San Antonio Sweeps Memphis
The San Antonio Spurs are going to the NBA finals for the 5th time in 15 years. They beat Memphis 93-86 in the 4th game of the series. Tony Parker did his part for 37 points and 6 dimes. Memphis shot only 37.2 % from the field throughout the whole game. Also Memphis was dominated by the Spurs in one of their strongest statistical categories, points in the paint. Memphis had 32 to SAS' 52.
Sunday night Miami went to Indiana and took care of business with the Pacers. D-Wade had 18 points, 8 assists, and 2 blocks. Every Heat starter had 14+ points. The one positive from the Pacers was the fact that they held Miami to 6 fast break points.
Conference Finals
East
(1) Heat-2
(3) Pacers-1
West
(2) Spurs-4
(5) Grizzlies-0
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Should the NBA have a 1 year out of high school rule?
Lebron James,
Kevin Garnett, Kobe Bryant. When you hear those names you think of Hall of
Famers, and some of the top basketball players ever. They were also drafted
straight out of high school. There are two sides to every argument and that
rule applies especially to this one.
Read more on the NBA page coming in resource (sorry I need to polish things up)...
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