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Ful-Phil-ling
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Mika Oehling.
The slumping Senators found their winning spirit and just in time to celebrate Chris Phillips' 1000th game. With this game, Phillips joins an elite group of only 4 NHL players to play their 1000th game with the franchise that drafted them first overall, which the Senators did back in 1996. What a stunning milestone and what better way to celebrate than with 2 goals in the game to lead Ottawa to...
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Mavericks Biggest X Factor
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Max Barton.
When any teams superstar is not playing up to their potential, it becomes extremely difficult for that team to be successful. With that said, every great super star has had a sidekick to pick up the slack. Some of the NBA’s greatest have had help, for example, Jordan and Pippen, Kobe and Shaq, Duncan and Robinson, Stockton and Malone, Magic and Kareem, and the list goes on. This year the Ma...
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Fantasy Basketball All Stars
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Max Barton.
As we approach the All Star break, it is time to distribute midseason reports on who is All Star worthy thus far. Lets break down the top five players for each position, and no these are not just copied and pasted from ESPN or Yahoo Fantasy ranks. These are the players who I believe to be Fantasy All Stars. Point Guards: 1. Deron Williams, NJ Williams got off to a slow start, loosing Brook Lope...
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WHAT CAN BEAT THE HEAT
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
As good as the Miami Heat are, they are far from unbeatable. Â Some of the same weaknesses that plagued the team last year still rear their ugly head from time to time. Â A tough, pesky defensive team like the Milwaukee Bucks for instance, gives Miami all kinds of problems. Â Teams that can shoot the 3 ball at a high rate cause problems as well. Â Of course, the 3-pt shot has been referred to a...
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Hornets have no answers
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Jarred LeBlanc.
No one thought it was going to be easy for the New Orleans Hornets entering the 2011-12 season with no Chris Paul, no owner and no general direction as to who would lead the squad throughout the season. But the Hornets (4-22) have found no answers 26 games into the 66-game season and remain without a superstar, ownerless and scrambling through numerous different starting lineups with hopes that...
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Bulls Swat Hornets
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Logan Williams.
The Chicago Bulls played spectacular defense Wednesday night against the Hornets as they held them to 37.3% shooting in the Bulls 90-67 victory over New Orleans. Once again this victory came because of good defense and to an extent poor shooting from the Hornets. The Bulls continue to impress on the defensive side and the offense will come once Derrick Rose can get healthier from the back spasm...
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No politics or religion in the arena
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Mika Oehling.
We've all heard the expression no politics and no religion at the dinner table; it's a golden way to keep the peace within families when they do something as civilized as sharing a meal together at the end of the day, not to mention that it helps prevent indigestion and hurt feelings. This is the kind of mentality that helps people stay together in many settings, removing controversy from our w...
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Letting it fly…Magic hit 17 threes to cool off the Heat 102-89
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Warren Shaw.
It's not often that a NBA team can shoot 42 three pointers in a game and get a win but the Orlando Magic did just that Wednesday night. The Magic defeated the Heat 102-89 powered by 17 made three pointers Ryan Anderson continued his dream (contract) season with 27 points and 11 rebounds followed by another superhero performance from Dwight Howard who had 25 points, 24 rebounds and 4 assists.Â...
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Kent State Just One Shot Better Than EMU
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Mel Suiter.
YPSILANTI — For Eastern Michigan University first year basketball coach Rob Murphy, he kept a keen eye watching his team after a couple of practices to see if his team has let the past failure against the University of Akron, last Saturday night disappear. He is hoping that his entire team put the experience of losing by 30 points as a lesson that it is just as painful to lose by 30 and i...
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Jeremy Lin could be savior for Knicks
Posted on 9 Feb 2012 by Michael Burke.
The question surrounding the 2011-12 New York Knicks has stayed the same all season long: Who can play the point effectively in a system based primarily off ball movement, at least until the return of Baron Davis? Well, the answer may have been right in front of our eyes all year. Jeremy Lin, an undrafted point guard from Harvard, has been playing like the ideal point guard for a Mike D’anton...
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Michael Schlottman said: not at all
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Michael Tavallaei said: and wow. it really was coming down to the wire, haha
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Michael Tavallaei said: yeah did we get five????
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Michael Tavallaei said: a very nice win!
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