2010-11 NBA Basketball Season
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Orlando 11, Celtics 0 after 3 minutes, projects to 176-0!
Update: now its 13-0. I think the record for the beginning of a game is 29-0. Clippers (who else?). As I recall, they recovered to be trailing by only 44-4 at the end of the first in that game.
Update: now its 13-0. I think the record for the beginning of a game is 29-0. Clippers (who else?). As I recall, they recovered to be trailing by only 44-4 at the end of the first in that game.
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Orlando 13, Celtics 10. Over 4 minutes remaining in the first quarter.
Celts could be leading before the first quarter is over.
Celts could be leading before the first quarter is over.
the cheapest tix I found were $350 and thats just the parking area.. hehe
I'd be watching at home and save $$$$$$$$$$$$$ plus got me a new 3D 55" set so should be fun watching on that.
Orlando needs another "big". They eeked out a win against the Celtics with the Celtics missing their starting point guard and starting center, and with Jermaine O'Neil back in body only. Nice win for Orlando, but they are still short at least one big.
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SabresRule said:Heat/Lakers is underway.
This is The Most Important Game In The History Of Civilized Sports.
Let me get this straight....Artest gets Lebron in a headlock and HE gets a technical fouls???!!!
And look who of the big guys is schooling LAs big men...? Oh yeah, the "overrated" Bosh....lol.
enjoy your regular season win. you can ask HD all about winning in the regular season(and against the Lakers in the regular season) and he will tell you how important it is! Kobe and Pau played like ass today, no excuses. It was painful to watch Kobe today, he was just forcing way too much and the refs were letting them play, so he couldn't get a call.
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Oh please. I lead the charge in the importance ...or lack there of, of the regular season. The win per say, meant nothing....but what DID mean something was the fact that the HEAT bigs can more than defend the Laker bigs. It also showed that the HEAT team is no where near as soft as people "presumed" them to be. The Lakers and their Dennis Rodman wanna-be tried their very best rough house the all game....a terrible mistake because it took them completely off their triangle offense to try and prove they can out-muscle the HEAT.
This could rank up there on Salsa's favorite NBA XMas Day games (he covered a lot of Bulls Christmas games when he worked for them, so big games on this day is something he knows well).
(Ironically, the Bulls were NOT on Christmas the year they won 72 games.)
(Ironically, the Bulls were NOT on Christmas the year they won 72 games.)
