2003-2004 NBA Thread - Page 17

sigtau305 · #**241** 06-07-2004, 09:47 AM

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Originally posted by Thrillhouse
Pistons took game one in impressive fashion

The lakers will probably win the next four but talk radio will be fun to listen to for the next couple days.

Yes. It was a interesting game.

PM_Mama00 · #**242** 06-07-2004, 11:34 AM

Not into basketball at all but what the hell...

GOPISTONS!

polarpi · #**243** 06-07-2004, 01:24 PM

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Originally posted by Thrillhouse
The lakers will probably win the next four but talk radio will be fun to listen to for the next couple days.

I don't know....I think everyone's taking the Pistons too lightly, and they may come to surprise everyone and win the series.

Either way, it was great to see the Pistons win last night, and I'll continue to root for them this entire series!

sigtau305 · #**244** 06-07-2004, 04:36 PM

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Originally posted by polarpi
I don't know....I think everyone's taking the Pistons too lightly, and they may come to surprise everyone and win the series.

Either way, it was great to see the Pistons win last night, and I'll continue to root for them this entire series!

I'm hoping they can pull it off tomorrow night.

Steeltrap · #**245** 06-07-2004, 04:40 PM

Let's see if the rest of this team will show up. Karl Malone and Gary Payton, you cannot ride Kobester and Shaq to a title.

And Shaq was the only one who showed up. Fact is, the Wallaces can't do s*** against the Diesel, but the rest of the team was way off its game.

sigtau305 · #**246** 06-07-2004, 04:50 PM

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Originally posted by Steeltrap
Let's see if the rest of this team will show up. Karl Malone and Gary Payton, you cannot ride Kobester and Shaq to a title.

And Shaq was the only one who showed up. Fact is, the Wallaces can't do s*** against the Diesel, but the rest of the team was way off its game.

Shaq and Kobe-meister combined for 59 points and the rest of the lakers bench scored 16 points while Hamilton, R.Wallace, B.Wallace, and Billups combined for 57 and the rest of the pistons bench scored 30 points. The Lakers realized they can't take Detroit too lightly now.

Thrillhouse · #**247** 06-07-2004, 08:09 PM

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Originally posted by Steeltrap
Let's see if the rest of this team will show up. Karl Malone and Gary Payton, you cannot ride Kobester and Shaq to a title.

And Shaq was the only one who showed up. Fact is, the Wallaces can't do s*** against the Diesel, but the rest of the team was way off its game.

No one in the league can do anything against Shaq. He got his points (and should have gotten the ball more) because the pistons never really double teamed him or Kobe for the matter. The Lakers haven't seen that too often this year

sigtau305 · #**248** 06-08-2004, 08:34 PM

Round Two Tonight on ABC.

polarpi · #**249** 06-09-2004, 12:07 AM

If the Pistons lose tonight, they have no one to blame but themselves....they had the game in hand before the last minute of regulation

mmcat · #**250** 06-09-2004, 07:57 AM

they did it and they earned it. who blows that kind of lead and then just stops in the overtime.
detroit could have done somehing extraordinary, but no...

Thrillhouse · #**251** 06-09-2004, 08:29 AM

SO CLOSE!!!

Oh well, the pistons played their hearts out except in OT, its about time the lakers got their heads out of their you know wheres

I thought the lakers would come out on fire and whip the pistons in game two and that didn't happen so maybe Detroit can continue to make this interesting.

Steeltrap · #**252** 06-09-2004, 11:41 AM

I don't care how the Lakers get a win, there's a win. But I'm not completely satisfied. Karl's injury and GP's disappearance worry me.
It was nice to see Lucas Walton handling business, primarily through pounding the ball into bro: diesel.
And I'm still sort of tripping that Ree-shahd Hamilton didn't foul Kobester on what became the game-tying shot. The talking heads, however, were wondering why Larry Brown didn't call for his guys to foul the Daddy.

polarpi · #**253** 06-09-2004, 01:45 PM

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Originally posted by Steeltrap
The talking heads, however, were wondering why Larry Brown didn't call for his guys to foul the Daddy.

If by "The Talking Heads" you mean the commentators, I really see NO NEED for any commentary on any game. Nothing that they say adds anything to the game in any shape or form, and sometimes they just come off as sounding completely stupid or they just state the obvious.

Now back to your regularly scheduled thread

sigtau305 · #**254** 06-09-2004, 04:38 PM

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Originally posted by polarpi
If by "The Talking Heads" you mean the commentators, I really see NO NEED for any commentary on any game. Nothing that they say adds anything to the game in any shape or form, and sometimes they just come off as sounding completely stupid or they just state the obvious.

Now back to your regularly scheduled thread

Al Michaels and "Doc" Rivers are getting paid : Bottom Line. I don't really paid attention to them.

Detroit should have won it. now, it's game three in Motown.

Steeltrap · #**255** 06-09-2004, 04:42 PM

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Originally posted by polarpi
If by "The Talking Heads" you mean the commentators, I really see NO NEED for any commentary on any game. Nothing that they say adds anything to the game in any shape or form, and sometimes they just come off as sounding completely stupid or they just state the obvious.

Now back to your regularly scheduled thread

The talking heads, LOL, are the ESPN analyst dudes such as Greg Anthony and Tim Legler. I don't mind Al Michaels or Doc Rivers, but it would be interesting to watch a NBA game w/o commentary one of these days.