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Jordan breaks out of his long slump in the playoffs by scoring 14 points and a highlight worthy block of Ime Udoka

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These kids pretty much sum up the mood in Game 2 (note the the kid who shoots himself on the head)

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Check out this interesting foul called on Rajon Rondo.

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Down by as many as 20 points, Kobe Bryant wills the Lakers to a victory by scoring 25 of his 27 points after halftime. Final score 89-85

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When Kobe wins – so do his teammates.

Bryant dropped some serious cash on Jaeger-LeCoultre watches for his teammates as a `thank you’ for helping him win the MVP award this season.

The watches, each hand made by Jaeger-LeCoultre watchmakers, were flown from Switzerland straight to Los Angeles and personalized with an engraving of the year and each player’s name.

The price tag on each watch was over $9,000

My only question is does Kwame Brown also get a watch? I doubt he’ll get anything but wouldn’t it be funny if the Lakers and Kobe gave him a ‘Thank You’ gift for his part in the Pau Gasol trade.

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A couple of New England Patriots were seen at the Celtics game.


Hey Bill, you just survived Spygate what are you gonna do next?

(i’m gonna pick up on these chicks, cya)

psssst Ray-Ray, let me sub in for you…I’ve got a better arm

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funny pic I found at www.basketbawful.com

Ray Allen: Can we even call what Ray-Ray’s going through a “slump” anymore? His jump shot is more cadaverous than Hugh Hefner. I think it’s safe to announce the time of death and arrange the funeral. I wonder of Paul Bearer is available to give the eulogy…

Still, the C’s are managing to win while Allen struggles. Look out world when Ray Allen comes back to life.

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Kevin Garnett scored 26 points on 11 of 17 shooting as the Celtics topped the Pistons in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

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What happened to the Hornets? For a team that beat the Spurs at home by an average of 20 points they sure pulled a 180 last night. How’d they blow it? Chris Paul wasn’t assertive enough on offense (only 18 points, 7 points below his playoff average), Jannero Pargo took too many shots (6-for-16), Peja Stojakovic played like a mere mortal, and Bonzi Wells was nonexistent (0-1).

The team somehow ran away from the formula that got them those 20-point wins in the previous 3 games. They stopped feeding David West the rock and somehow let Jannero Pargo become the first option. The whole team pretty much blew it.

End Rant.

Odenized.com asks ‘Did Janerro Pargo blow the game?’

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Nets investor and music executive Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter will represent the Nets at the NBA Draft Lottery tomorrow, Tuesday, May 20. The Draft Lottery will be televised live on ESPN from 8 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. before Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Boston Celtics and Detroit Pistons. The actual draft will be held on June 26.

“This is very exciting and I hope my nickname ‘Lucky Lefty’ holds up,” said Carter.

In the Draft Lottery for the first time since 2001, the Nets have a 1.1 percent chance of receiving the first pick of the Draft, and less than a 4 percent chance of securing one of the top 3 selections. Based on their 2007-08 season record, the Nets would likely have the 10th pick of the Draft if they don’t secure a top 3 selection.

Now can we get Beyonce to open up the envelopes instead of David Stern?

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