The Electrifyer

Tony Parker rules. Gary Payton is gonna get owned this series and I'm gonna love every minute of it. I think LA might even do better if Fisher started instead of Payton.

Bulls- Nobody has really impressed me after Phil Jackson left.

Here's how to do them: For the key, you have to click on the skeleton's left hand once, then click on the red blanket as if you were to cover up the skeleton again. For the lighter, I don't know why but the trash can doesn't seem to want to lift up for some reason. For me, I had to click each of my items and then click "About Item" for them all. After I did that, I was able to lift the trash can. I don't know if thats how to do it or just coincidence, but it just worked for me.

You don't actually need those items. I got through the game just fine without them.

I finished it too. It was pretty cool and took a while though. Did you use all the items though? I found some of those items had no use to me at all.

Very much so, that bothers me. However, I doubt those guys could have truly shown off there talents like they have on there teams right now. The Bulls organization doesn't look like a place where young talent can truly develop, unfortunately.

Try and find some Shawn Bradley fights. He gets totally owned in the two I've seen. And about Minny and Denver, I don't think anything is going to happen tonight. Only in the NY-Miami series, could you really tell before a game that a fight was going to break out. Outside of that, whenever you think a fight will occur, it doesn't.

My old 150 Mhz computer's monitor does that too. I think its just because the monitor is old and dying.

Some, very unfortunate people, don't get the luxury of being knocked out. To them, I say: Hahahahahahahaha

Artest is the man. I hope (but doubt) Bowen accepts his challenge.

Hehe... NBA.com is getting pretty funny with the playoffs. I got a chuckle from reading these E-Cards: http://www.nba.com/jsp/EcardNonBranded.jsp And Detroit to me is pretty entertaining. I LOVE watching them play when they're trapping and executing there defense to perfection. The way they play team defense is very unique right now in the NBA and they play from the first whistle. To me, a good team defense like that is just as entertaining as a high scoring Dallas game.

The commercials are all here: http://www.nba.com/playoffs2004/trophy_love.html

Easily. Now that I've seen his dunks, he puts the 2000 Dunk Contest with Carter, T-Mac and company to shame.

Francis was the total opposite of what he was in the game that he won. Another problem were so many bricked 3 pointers. After the first quarter or so, they had so many nice looks at the basket but couldn't make any of them. It really killed them that they were ice cold beyond the arc.

That Houston game was good. Too bad the Rockets couldn't pull out a win. I don't see them surviving game 5 in LA. And whats up with this "Its not a series until the road game wins" quote? Pat Riley said it and now everybody is talking about it. Its getting annoying and I don't even understand the quote anyways. If the series goes to game 7 with the home team winning everygame, is it not considered a series?

Would I then be the only one who finds it hilarious that Minny can't get out of the first round if they lose this series to Denver?

I'd say AK-47 is the best white player right now. But where's Kirk Hinrich~!?

"There's a heart beating in this New Orleans Jazz team." I think Collins is still stuck in the 70s.

Houston also limited there turnovers to 11 and Francis only had 3. I wonder though, how long will it take for Payton to just completely snap after being benched in the fourth again.

I didn't see much of the game because there was a stupid Blue Jays game pre-emptying it, but from what I saw, Steve Francis actually didn't do stupid mistakes and actually contributed pretty damn well. I'm impressed at his play (or what I saw of it).

Steve Francis is killing in the clutch. Looks like LA's gonna lose this one.

How did the Sacremento-Dallas game end up being 83-79 only? Did the teams play D or something? And btw... Robert Horry is the fucking man.

Darko Milicic- "The Human Victory Cigar". I like that nickname.

The Bucks closed out the regular season very poorly, so it continued into the playoffs. That and the combination of Detroit's amazing defense led to there poor performance.

In that rookie game, Carmelo also did the same thing, plus he goaltended, made a back-court violation and passed the ball to Ronald Murray, who was on the other team, for an alley-oop. Does Melo lose any points for that?