The Electrifyer

The Bulls were loved! I don't remember anyone really hating the Bulls like people hate the Lakers. I guess it's because LA is like the spoiled bratty kid that noone likes. All the celebs show up for LA games and the players and fans are all so cocky.

That's the spirit. Now that the Spurs are out, I will hop aboard the Indiana bandwagon. Go Pacers!

With all these people dropping out, they ought to put Carmelo on the team. Along with James, these guys can give that spark back to the Dream Team.

I want Fisher to pick me some lottery numbers since he's so damn lucky.

Oh... My... God... What a finish.

HOLY MOTHER FUCKING SHIT TIM DUNCAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe what he just did!!!!!!

The Bulls trade with Elton Brand to the Clippers for there draft pick where they picked either Chandelor or Curry. Whoever it was that they got for that pick was no Elton Brand.

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It's 2-3-2 in the finals. I don't know why its different though.

Survivor is almost 90% strategy and 10% surviving. Like Richard once said, the real game is in the strategy of how you play the game, everything else is just extraneous. Rupert put too much emphasis on the surviving part and although I respect him for being a great at that, he was a complete moron at playing the game. Rob outwitted everyone and totally had control of that whole island. For that, he deserves to win.

Most these Survivors make me sick EXCEPT for Rob and Amber cuz they were the only ones who successfully differentiated between the game and life. Lex and Kathy, I don't like. Was Lex even playing Survivor here? Why does he have to confront almost everyone and have an out of game like conversation with them inside the game? Let me ask you all something, if you were in a Survivor game with people who you have some friendships like these "All-Stars" have, would you sacrifice the friendship for a million dollars or would you stick to your bond with them and probably not go as far as you know you can? I, personally, am very confident in saying that I could easily seperate the game with personal affairs and have to backstab these people if I have too. I'm a lot like Richard in that I think there is a clear difference between the game and life.

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Easy... Bulls: Michael Jordan

I also think the jury is going to reward Rob and vote him the winner if he makes the final two. Rob has been the best Survivor player in a long while and he definately deserves the million dollars. Everyone in the tribe practically bows down to him, like Rupert offering Rob the coconut as soon he realised Rob overheard him and Jenna talking.

I think Duncan is better than Malone. Duncan wins Championshsips and to me, thats an instant sign of greatness. Malone might statistically be better, but Duncan makes the team win, which should be goal number 1 for anybody. Duncan > Malone.

ride the bench in San Antonio? SA tried to get Karl during the off-season, but apparently he has some huge beef with Timmy. That Tim is twice the PF he ever was and he doesn't have arguably the best point guard ever getting him the ball every play? Malone probably has beef with everyone who has ever won a championship.

I've never even once seen LA pressure the ball and play full court press on defense in this series at all. They always just retreat to the half court and wait for Parker or whoever to bring the ball down to them. Spurs are a much harder working team than LA and there is absolutely no turmoil in the team. They've had the time in the regular season to play together on the court and figure things out. One last thing, wouldn't it be great if games 3 or 4 in LA ended with Horry hitting a clutch shot to give the Spurs a win? I'd totally mark out if that happened.

Let me say again: Tony Parker Rules. LA's going to have to play more than just the 3rd quarters of games if they want to win this series.

Tony. Parker. Rules. He just crossed Devean George over good. I hope Rasho goes to the stripe more just so I can see Ginobili get the rebound.

You are INSANE.

Detroit wins 78-56. I'd like to see Detroit hold NJ under 70 for a while, then have the Nets break 70 and then celebrate like last time... despite still losing the game.

There was this skit with Will Ferrel and Dana Carvey being George Bush Sr and Jr going fishing. In the skit, Carvey was supposed to "hit" Ferrel and the soundman would put in the special effect of a hit occuring. The sound came late though, about after Carvey's hand came near Ferrel's head and while it was already in the air above his head. The improperly timed sound made the two break character and laugh I think. It was pretty funny too, actually, since those two are not usually ones who break character.

I don't know about starting Fisher, but I would definitely think that they should have Kobe guarding Parker. Statiscally, Payton may look better than Fisher. However, I believe if you look at what the players do while on the court and look at the things they do for the team that doesn't show up in the boxscore, I think Fisher is better at this point. He is more used to and accepting of Phil Jackson's offense and he might not be as fast as Parker, but I think he can get in front of Parker and draw some offensive fouls and force turnovers. Of course, I'm not saying that overall Fisher is better than Payton, but in this situation and at this time, I think Fisher is a better choice.

I think Garnett deserved it this year because his team ended #1 in the West. Although TD put up great numbers and is one of the best players in the NBA today, the MVP should come down to what the player did to make his team win. Since KG won more, he deserves it more. Same premise as to why Duncan won the award last season.

The Miami/New Orleans series is going to game 7, but only the home teams have won. Does this mean its still not a series? That quote is confusing as hell. After watching today's game, I am predicting Spurs in 5. They are quite the team, they work hard and each player knows there individual roles on the team. LA looks lazy and don't seem to only play in 3rd quarters of games. A 4-game sweep wouldn't surprise me.