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  • VaTech1982 said...

    No joke. Miller can barely move out there! Im pretty sure he already said hes retiring after this year. Although he is making $6 million/year. Very happy for Juwan...he seems like a good dude. Just works hard in practice and by all accounts is great in the locker room. Happy for Bosh too. Last night was some of the best team basketball ive ever seen in the NBA. The thunder will be back, theres no doubt. And i feel quite confident Durant will get his ring, if not multiple ones. Hes a great ambassador/face for the NBA.

    Agreed on the team ball. I've read the Spurs moved the ball well this year but I never saw them play. But that 3rd Quarter and start of the 4th last night was some of the best pass and move basketball I've seen in the NBA in a long, long time.

    JoeHoo

  • Hokie5284 said...

    Love him or hate him, or even hate the NBA, he is an insanely gifted athlete. His size and athleticism is unreal. Dude takes a ton of criticism, a lot deserved, but he played great last night.

    Very happy to see Mike Miller light it up after all he has been through

    I am a Detroit Pistons fan and have been for about 40 years. I live in south Florida so I was rooting for the Heat to win. James is unreal. If he did play football as has been mentioned he would have been a superstar. His "Bringing his talent" program was a ridiculous commercial farce. He is a driven young man and he proved that this year. He earned this victory along with the rest of the Heat. Mike Miller was the "Hero" of the game imo and he made the shots he had to make. OKC had already shown a little weakness toward leaving the outside perimeter open from time to time . I was very happy for Miller and also for Chris B. OKC will be back. They are young and they learned a lot about what it takes to win a championship .

    Leanderthal1547

  • As an avid LeBron fan and follower from his days at SVSM I couldn't be more happy for the guy. Yes the decision wasn't the best but people fail to mention how much money was raised for the Boys & Girls Club that night, the intent looked good on paper but wasn't carried out the best.. I've been to every game in Charlotte when LeBron comes to town and have watched 95% of his games, so I've been through his failures up to the grand prize, true roller coaster to say the least, LeBron has finally evolved into the complete package and seems to have figured out what it takes to get a ring. It'll be interesting to see what type of encore presentation The King brings to the table from here on out. But one thing is certain haters will continue to hate. #TeamLeBron

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  • Leanderthal- said...

    I am a Detroit Pistons fan and have been for about 40 years. I live in south Florida so I was rooting for the Heat to win. James is unreal. If he did play football as has been mentioned he would have been a superstar. His "Bringing his talent" program was a ridiculous commercial farce. He is a driven young man and he proved that this year. He earned this victory along with the rest of the Heat. Mike Miller was the "Hero" of the game imo and he made the shots he had to make. OKC had already shown a little weakness toward leaving the outside perimeter open from time to time . I was very happy for Miller and also for Chris B. OKC will be back. They are young and they learned a lot about what it takes to win a championship .

    Honestly, Chris Bosh must feel like he's died and gone to heaven. From Toronto, the basketball equivalent of Siberia (although one hell of a good time) to South Beach with Lebron and D-Wade. That's like winning the lotto.

    This post was edited by JoeHoo on 6/22/2012 at 3:20 PM

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  • JoeHoo said...

    Honestly, Chris Bosh must feel like he's died and gone to heaven. From Toronto, the basketball equivalent of Siberia (although one hell of a good time) to South Beach with Lebron and D-Wade. That's like winning the lotto.

    Bosh has a great shot

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    VaTech1982

  • JoeHoo said...

    Can you imagine him at TE or DE? Yeesh,

    I'm not a hater. I've basically given up on the NBA but he at least makes me tune it once in a while. 20 years ago, I'm sure I watched every second of the Finals. This year the two games I watched were the only two games I sat down and watched all year. I was hoping for a little better series but Lebron is just a nightmare to try and defend. His "decision" was handled poorly but I sort of see it as his "signing day" event since he never really had one of those. And most of the blame there can be saddled on ESPN for hyping it so much.

    It was cool seeing Mike Miller shoot the lights out last night. Dude is so broken that it wouldn't be surprise me if that was his last game. Sweet way to go out.

    And props to Juwan. 18 years in the league and he finally gets a ring.

    From what I saw of him on tape in high school he might not have been cut out for football. I saw him jogging on crossing routes and looking around to see if he would get hit against guys that were much, much smaller than him.

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  • Shabutie said...

    From what I saw of him on tape in high school he might not have been cut out for football. I saw him jogging on crossing routes and looking around to see if he would get hit against guys that were much, much smaller than him.

    He was looking out for his future investments hahahah...hoops

    SquareRootHokie

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