He's not the only one bumming right now......
The Cavs are a little weak inside. They got killed in the paint today...I hope this isn't going to be an achilles heel.
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He's not the only one bumming right now......
The Cavs are a little weak inside. They got killed in the paint today...I hope this isn't going to be an achilles heel.
No, but it was a great run nonetheless.
The Celtics 40-1 home record in 1985-86 is looking more and more impressive.
That is a very impressive record....but you gotta admit, the Bulls 31-8 ROAD record in the year they went 72-10 is equally if not more impressive.
That is a very impressive record....but you gotta admit, the Bulls 31-8 ROAD record in the year they went 72-10 is equally if not more impressive.
That 72-10 will NEVER be broken.
When you really think about it, 72-10 is freakin' incredible!!!
That 72-10 will NEVER be broken.
When you really think about it, 72-10 is freakin' incredible!!!
It was an amazing run that I was able to see from press row.....it was awesome! But I liked even MORE when the team on the road....it was like Elvis and the Beattles on the road....it was crazy!
Care to give us a bottom 10?
We had a field day making fun of the NFL's worst teams (Lions, Rams, Chiefs), and I've been killing some of the really bad teams in the NBA- Thunder, Wizards, Kings.
Portland Trail Blazers.
The Blazers blew the Celtics out of the Garden (somewhere around 20 points). I believe it was early in the '85-86 season..........maybe December?
I can go with that....with going with the Celtics getting the benefit of the doubt because they are the defending champs!
Here ya go (through Feb.8):
30. Wizards
29. Kings
28. Clippers
27. Thunder
26. Grizzlies
25. Warriors
24. Timberwolves
23. Raptors
22. Bobcats
21. Pacers
Hard to believe the Clippers would be worse than the Thunder.
At one point, I thought OKC would break the single-season loss record,
He returned on my 30th birthday.....March 18th, 1995...played on the next night in Indiana...it was electric!!! I remember setting the equipment up for the telecast back it Chicago and my hands were actually shaking...I didn't make the trip because alot of the scheduling as far as traveling was set up weeks in advance. Didn't miss another game both at home or on the road again. Something I will be able to tell my children and grand children.....
He returned on my 30th birthday.....March 18th, 1995...played on the next night in Indiana...it was electric!!! I remember setting the equipment up for the telecast back it Chicago and my hands were actually shaking...I didn't make the trip because alot of the scheduling as far as traveling was set up weeks in advance. Didn't miss another game both at home or on the road again. Something I will be able to tell my children and grand children.....
Wow, that must have been quite an experience! :up
Like you said earlier, when MJ came back, it must have felt like the Beatles in their heyday. Very surreal!
I forgot that Jordan came back in the middle of a season. But what's so impressive, is his last six COMPLETE seasons all ended with NBA Titles!
Wow, that must have been quite an experience! :up
Like you said earlier, when MJ came back, it must have felt like the Beatles in their heyday. Very surreal!
I forgot that Jordan came back in the middle of a season. But what's so impressive, is his last six COMPLETE seasons all ended with NBA Titles!
When we traveled in those charter flights....it was just amazing. I will never forget!
If it weren't for his gambling suspension disguised as retirement(my opinion of course, but ALOT of insiders believe that is exactly what it was)....they would, in my opinion, would have won 8 straight titles...and who knows, what was once Chicago Sportschannel would still be around....
If it weren't for his gambling suspension disguised as retirement(my opinion of course, but ALOT of insiders believe that is exactly what it was)....they would, in my opinion, would have won 8 straight titles...and who knows, what was once Chicago Sportschannel would still be around....
There is no question in my mind.
No offense to Hakeem, Clyde and the Rockets, but they wouldn't have beat those Bulls teams led by MJ.
Jordan is one of the top five players of all-time. (I rank him up there with the true titans of basketball- Russell, Kareem, Bird, and Wilt)
He was a winner, scorer, clutch player, and, IMO, popularized the circus shot that LBJ and D-Wade are known for today.
Still hard to believe he scored 63 points on a Celtics team in 1986 that is one of the two or three best single-season teams ever.
He was a winner, scorer, clutch player, and, IMO, popularized the circus shot that LBJ and D-Wade are known for today.
Still hard to believe he scored 63 points on a Celtics team in 1986 that is one of the two or three best single-season teams ever.
