The Shved call changed everything. That could've been a four-point play and they'd be right in it. Instead, it killed them.Originally Posted by lakerboy
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03-04-13 09:06 PM #36
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03-04-13 09:07 PM #37
have to cover Mr. Stern's $$. You understand lb? Originally Posted by lakerboy
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03-04-13 09:07 PM #38
was this fixed? Originally Posted by No coincidences
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03-04-13 09:08 PM #39
No it wasn't fixed. He clearly kicked his leg out
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03-04-13 09:08 PM #40
They are the best team is basketball after all. Talent eventually wins out. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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03-04-13 09:09 PM #41
LOL -- do you know what you have to do to get an offensive foul called on you in this league? Hint -- it's not that. Originally Posted by mojojo
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03-04-13 09:10 PM #42
and we have idiots on this board still think they are not a lock to make the finals getting these calls...
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03-04-13 09:13 PM #43
they are lock to make the finals and win it all because they have no competition. no team can beat these guys. its not because of james either. all the other teams are so weak at key spots its scary. james finally had things go his way. now he can go and get his rings.
notice how jordan and magic could care less about this 28 year old looking grandpa? this will go down as the dark ages in the nba. so sad.
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03-04-13 09:15 PM #44
The East is absolutely pathetic Fact that the Pacers are their only real competition is laughable Originally Posted by lakerboy
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03-04-13 09:17 PM #45
NBA really needs to consider realignment.
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03-04-13 09:18 PM #46
Dark Ages......probably best of NBA we have seen in awhile. Minnesota is just fukkin awful. Too many teams though
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03-04-13 09:19 PM #47
How do you figure? Originally Posted by CanuckG
You weren't around for the 80's and 90's Canuck -- LB is right. This is an awful overall product outside of three or four teams.
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03-04-13 09:21 PM #48
Originally Posted by CanuckG
best nba was in 90's
players more like it Originally Posted by No coincidences
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03-04-13 09:24 PM #49
Heat, Spurs, Thunder sort of. Bulls when Rose is healthy. That's about it. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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03-04-13 09:25 PM #50
Reduction in # of teams to field more quality ones. Originally Posted by lakerboy
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03-04-13 09:25 PM #51
That non call on Allen which led to Barea getting a b.s. flagrant 2 call was the beginning of the end. Zebras have to protect Dr Evil's boys tho! Tough beat LB
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03-04-13 09:26 PM #52
Well when you lose half your team to injuries, then yes you are going to be terrible. A fully healthy Twolves squad could flirt with the 8th seed out west. Originally Posted by CanuckG
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03-04-13 09:27 PM #53
It's all about the big names. Little JJ gets shoved around while Jesus Shuttlesworth has been flopping around like a fish for years. It's hard to watch anymore. I just wish college had a better card on Fridays. Otherwise I have no use for the NBA. Originally Posted by No coincidences
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03-04-13 09:27 PM #54
League is garbage. Miami goes through the motions as wins by 16 easy.
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03-04-13 09:28 PM #55
What's the difference between miami and the 90s bulls.
I told you if you put Wade and James on the same team this would happen. I told you 3 years ago this was gonna be a dynasty. If you would listen to me instead of Lyon then you wouldn't be surprised.
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03-04-13 09:28 PM #56
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03-04-13 09:31 PM #57
Only at SBR can you have a guy who still talks shit about another poster after getting buried by them head-to-head in a contest. Originally Posted by Goat Milk
So glad you're back to suck your own dick some more about the same prediction my 12-year-old neighbor made.
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03-04-13 09:35 PM #58
Should never happen on the road. Originally Posted by BigDofBA
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03-04-13 09:45 PM #59
Superior talent does that Originally Posted by BigDofBA
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03-04-13 09:49 PM #60
how is this any different than jordan and the bulls ? Originally Posted by lakerboy
magic gives props to lebron almost every time hes on tv
jordan hates any1 thats not jordan
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03-04-13 09:53 PM #61
It goes back to just hate for Lebron. Instead of giving a great team its due, other excuses are made to discount their accomplishments.
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03-04-13 09:56 PM #62
Fukkking Miami is going to roll the rest of the way.
Then they will roll in the playoffs all the way to the finals.
I am not sure why so many keep betting against them. Like their is gold to be found on the other fukkkkking side.
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03-04-13 09:59 PM #63
They are bored and you can see it. Just tuning up for the layoffs. Originally Posted by rcene
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03-04-13 10:01 PM #64
Nice come back LB :facepal:
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03-04-13 10:29 PM #65
Just to reiterate, I didn't bet against Miami. I like backing teams when their star is out because everyone on the team steps up and plays with something to prove but this was nothing like that. The Wolves weren't just missing Love, they were missing 60% of their starters. Originally Posted by BigDofBA
With that said, I have no problem with people taking the Wolves here. This was a great spot for Minnesota and a bad spot for Miami. The Wolves were rested and Miami was playing a B2B on the road after coming off a big win in New York.
With that said, the lines this year seem softer than normal. I haven't looked it up but I'm willing to bet Miami, OKC, and the Spurs have covered the majority of their games. If you had just been what this board terms "square" and played them all season you would probably be up.
Also, I agree that the league is watered down. Miami is a great team but there are other crap teams out there losing by 15-20 a night on a consistent basis and they aren't losing to Miami every game.
The NBA is harder than ever to bet. It's like throwing darts. I am going to be very selective until the playoffs and I'm not even placing any bets until I goto Vegas next month.
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03-04-13 10:31 PM #66
OKC, Miami and SA are a combined 100-74 ATS (57%). That's pretty bad on Vegas' part.
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03-04-13 10:33 PM #67
Nice. That's what I figured. Originally Posted by No coincidences
If I had just been a complete homer and bet on the St. Louis Cardinals and OKC Thunder the past year, I would be up way more.
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03-04-13 10:34 PM #68
The Lakers have been horrendous ATS so they have that going for them Originally Posted by No coincidences
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03-04-13 10:37 PM #69
Clearly an idiot who either hasn't been watching the Heat in the playoffs last two years, or just a James hater being ignorant. Originally Posted by lakerboy
You do realize there was a point when re-tards like u who would hate on this guy were actually some-what legit with your arguments and hatred - but clearly this guy has shut all u ppl up and continues to do so on a nightly basis. And yet u still live in your hatred/jealous filled world because u can't stand the fact that LeBron is becoming a player u never wanted him to. So pathetic.
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03-04-13 10:42 PM #70
I used to be a Lebron hater but the dude got over the hump in the playoffs last year, carried his team to a championship, and is playing at an all-time level right now. I don't hate on him anymore. I actually enjoy watching him play. Originally Posted by Sport_Fish
He does get too much hate. He really isn't a bad guy. He isn't getting in trouble for beating up his g/f, doing drugs, or shooting people. He is donating to charity, interacting with fans, and entertaining us. Enjoy the show.
The comparissons to Jordan are really ridiculous at this point in his career, he hasn't even come close to Kobe's level, but he is currently the best player in the world and has a hell of a supporting cast.
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