No probs, Brick!
Childhood friends getting to enjoy professional success.
No probs, Brick!
Childhood friends getting to enjoy professional success.
"Owning the Yankees," Steinbrenner once said, "is like owning the Mona Lisa."
Man, we just ran out of steam at the end. You knew getting killed on the offensive glass would catch up to them in the end. They had no semblance of an offense at all. Too much iso.
But, they have nothing to be ashamed of. Yes, it definitely hurts, especially for the big 3 and Sheed, as who knows when they'll get another opportunity like this. They were a 50/50 pick against the Heat, and nobody gave them a shot against Cleveland and Orlando. They put together a terrific postseason.
Lakers were able to win the game where they shot 30%. The Celtics could not. That 3 from Ron Ron at the end was a dagger.
Congrats to b_joseph and any other Laker fans here. Lakers showed a lot of toughness, which was the biggest difference between now and '08.
That is a nice moment for them.Originally Posted by b_joseph
No probs, Brick!
Childhood friends getting to enjoy professional success.
Those are two guys that I'm really, really happy for. They've both had some really tough times mentally, but seem like legitimately good people. It's nice to see them get to taste the ultimate success.
Mo' Nut: One Smoove Brotha.
Jaret Wright's 2005 Cy Young Season: 20-3, 3.04 ERA
Agreed.
I'll NEVER forgive Layden for drafting that stiff instead of Artest back in the day. Still gets me just thinking about Frederick Wiess.
Artest's press conference was pretty darn awesome.
Ed Tapscott (interim GM) is the dbag who passed up Ron-Ron. I've lost sleep over their failure to draft him.
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