Re: NBA thread : Sun Feb 17, 2013 6:37 pm  

50 years ago today the greatest sportsman ever was born.


Michael Jeffrey Jordan

Re: NBA thread : Fri Mar 01, 2013 3:59 pm  

Not Jim Thorpe? http://www.buzzfeed.com/danoshinsky/mee ... ll-jerseys

Not Jim Thorpe? http://www.buzzfeed.com/danoshinsky/mee ... ll-jerseys

Re: NBA thread : Sun Mar 17, 2013 8:59 pm  

Watching Knicks-Clippers on Sky and they've got Jason Kidd wired for sound. Excellent piece of sports television, really good to listen to.

[TimperleySaint]

Re: NBA thread : Wed Aug 14, 2013 8:31 am  

How much should I be looking at for a ticket for an NBA game?

Going to NYC in December and looking to take in a Knicks game, but had a look online last night and cheapest I could find were $70 - which seemed a lot I thought.

Re: NBA thread : Tue Sep 10, 2013 11:46 am  

Why no love for the great Miami heat in this thread?

2 years on the run baby!

Regards

King James

Re: NBA thread : Tue Oct 29, 2013 7:21 pm  

The season starts tonight and it is another year when there is no tv deal to begin the season.If I was cynical I would say the NBA are trying to get as much british subscribers to league pass as it can before doing a deal with a tv company.

Re: NBA thread : Fri Nov 01, 2013 1:16 pm  

DAR130 wrote:

The season starts tonight and it is another year when there is no tv deal to begin the season.If I was cynical I would say the NBA are trying to get as much british subscribers to league pass as it can before doing a deal with a tv company.

Sky will start coverage once NFL ends in January. You can get league pass for about £17 a month. Can also watch through your console as well. If you need to know how drop me a PM.


Go Lakers

Re: NBA thread : Sun Jan 12, 2014 7:40 pm  

Can anyone stop the heat this season? I honestly cant see it

The king is just unplayable this season and its funny that people think Bryant was better in his prime. All Bryant had/has to his game was shooting and the Kings percentages are even better than his for shooting. At least the king has an all round game

Regards

King James

Re: NBA thread : Sat Jan 18, 2014 2:16 am  

Lebron James wrote:

Can anyone stop the heat this season? I honestly cant see it

The king is just unplayable this season and its funny that people think Bryant was better in his prime. All Bryant had/has to his game was shooting and the Kings percentages are even better than his for shooting. At least the king has an all round game

Regards

King James

LeBron is clearly unique and he's changing the way the game is being played by 3s. Still, as dominant as LeBron is right now, and physically he might never be matched, Paul George is so stupidly underrated. He's not as consistent, but on his day he's not that far from LeBron yet he's only now coming into his role as a star. I remember watching the draft night Indiana picked him, and reading all the mocks, it seemed crazy that he was being overlooked. What a steal he's turned out to be.

Anybody been watching much college ball this year? Draft class looks absolutely stacked and the top 5 could all be franchise players. Would love the crap West teams to pick up the best of the crop, the East has been a disgrace this year and don't deserve the pick of another great draft class like in 2003.

Re: NBA thread : Sun Jan 19, 2014 7:00 pm  

Roddy B wrote:

LeBron is clearly unique and he's changing the way the game is being played by 3s. Still, as dominant as LeBron is right now, and physically he might never be matched, Paul George is so stupidly underrated. He's not as consistent, but on his day he's not that far from LeBron yet he's only now coming into his role as a star. I remember watching the draft night Indiana picked him, and reading all the mocks, it seemed crazy that he was being overlooked. What a steal he's turned out to be.

Anybody been watching much college ball this year? Draft class looks absolutely stacked and the top 5 could all be franchise players. Would love the crap West teams to pick up the best of the crop, the East has been a disgrace this year and don't deserve the pick of another great draft class like in 2003.

Paul George isn't underated now, I remember somebody posting on here a few years back that he was one to watch. The Pacers are class, can go ten deep, probably nine in the playoffs. I'm watching Lakers@Raptors at the moment, we're so bad right now.