Suns vs Rockets Fight (11/12/2008)
Thursday, November 13, 2008
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Labels: Fight Club, Houston Rockets, Phoenix Suns, youtube
Kevin Johnson Wins Mayoral Race
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
I totally forgot KJ was running for Mayor of Sacramento.
Posted bykhal at 8:29 AM 0 comments
Labels: Phoenix Suns, Politricks
[video] New Shaq Freestyle
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Word is he's dissing Kobe here. The question is: do you give a sh*t?:
Via BGDB.
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Labels: Beef, girl's basketball, Hip-Hop, Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns, Washed Up, WTF, youtube
[video] Kevin Johnson For Mayor?
Monday, May 12, 2008
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Labels: Phoenix Suns, The Life After, WSHH
[video] "There Can Only Be One" Again
Monday, April 14, 2008
None of these with the Pistons, eh? Here's arguably two of the league's illest point guards right now, Steve Nash & Jason Kidd:
related:
[video] More "There Can Only Be One"
[video] There Can Only Be One
Posted bykhal at 9:11 PM 0 comments
Labels: Dallas Mavericks, NBA Playoffs, Phoenix Suns, youtube
[video] There Can Only Be One
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Nice promos from the NBA. You can just feel the Playoffs in the air, right?!
LeBron James and Kevin Garnett
Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal
I like these. Especially since they did two cats in the East and two in the West.
Posted bykhal at 4:23 PM 0 comments
Labels: Boston Celtics, Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA Playoffs, Phoenix Suns, youtube
[video] Super Shaq
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
I know today is Kobe Bryant Blog Day, but check out this stage-dive Shaq did the other night:
That was like from the three point line to the 3rd or 4th row!
Posted bykhal at 3:18 PM 0 comments
Labels: Kobe Bryant Blog Day, Phoenix Suns, WSHH
Shaq: Bad For The Suns?
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
In this week's shocker, FOX Sports has an article saying that, based on his first seven games, Shaq's move to PHX is not looking so good for the Suns. No sh*t. Next thing they are going to report is that Jordan shouldn't have come back with the 4-5...
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Labels: Phoenix Suns
[video] Shaq As A Sun
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
This game is so talked about, NBA TV is already dropping highlights:
Posted bykhal at 10:49 PM 0 comments
Labels: Dunks, Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns, youtube
From MIA to PHX?
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
So, the word is that Miami is all set to send Shaq to Phoenix for Shawn Marion and Marcus Banks?!? This is obviously pending on medical examinations which could disrupt this whole trade, due to Shaq's broken body (do these exams test broken heart disease? how about broken ego syndrome), but wow. Why Shaq? Marion is set to be out, which I can understand, and I guess that, what, with Pau Gasol in L.A. (and lighting up my Nets with EASE), no one else was available? Shaq hasn't been SHAQ in a while. What's the draw?
I guess divorce will make an otherwise reasonable baller do some strange things.
Posted bykhal at 10:33 AM 0 comments
Labels: Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, NJ Nets, Phoenix Suns, Trade Talk
Hang Time: Amare Stoudemire
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Simple and plain: Amare with the one-handed power-slam.
Dude is mean, even when he's uncontested.
Posted bykhal at 7:45 AM 0 comments
Labels: Dunks, Phoenix Suns, youtube
Merry Christmas, Grant Hill
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
This is the nastiest dunk that I've seen in a long time. Lakers won, 122 - 115.
Posted byEnigmatik at 9:12 AM 0 comments
Labels: Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns, youtube
Makes Me Wanna Holler
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Stephon Marbury has definitely been going through his own personal troubles, from his auntie recently passing to his on and off court trials and tribulations with the Knicks. Add on top of that the losing of his father during this past Sunday's loss to the Phoenix Suns, and you have to feel for dude.
We here at HYSMD send our condolences to Stephon and the Marbury family in this time of sorrow. Reading in the paper today, they quoted Marbury as saying his mother has lost a lot of her people in the last 5 years, but I'd imagine this loss might be one of the hardest to take. Keep your head up.
Posted bykhal at 7:55 AM 0 comments
Labels: New York Knicks, Phoenix Suns, RIP
TBLA.
Friday, November 16, 2007
Man...I don't even know what to say at this point. I watched a good portion of the game and....*sigh*. It's just painful, man. Ben Wallace is a massive waste of money. Kenny and Charles were right in saying that he probably regrets signing with the Bulls. It is painfully obvious that he does not fit in with the Bulls and I sincerely wish we would have kept the much younger Tyson Chandler. At the time, I just knew we were winning the East with Big Ben on our team but I neglected to notice the fact that his stats have been declining every year. He provides no offense and now is providing little defense and little rebounding. In short, he's not earning his pay check.
As for the other areas of the Bulls' sub-par game play, the point guard position is looking incredibly shaky. Hinrich seems to be more comfortable playing off the ball. His shooting has been terrible and he has been turnover prone as well. Hinrich has taken several steps back in his game play this year.
Luol Deng hardly looks untouchable at this point. His shooting percentage has dipped, he looks shaky out on the floor, and definitely isn't looking like the same player that opposing teams feared last season. Ben Gordon has been the main bright spot, offensively speaking. He leads the team in scoring, but it always seems like he has to exert a tremendous amount of energy to get his points. If he goes down (like he almost did when he bumped knees with a teammate last night) then the Bulls are going to be in a world of hurt. Nocioni was a gunner out there, but that's nothing new. He looked decent out there but I feel like he chucked up way too many three pointers. Tyrus Thomas provided a nice spark off the bench, but Scott Skiles doesn't seem to trust him out there on the floor. 
The Bulls' defense was the foundation of the team and it appears to have vanished. Their transition defense was put to shame against the high-octane offense of the Phoenix Suns and Leandro Barbosa absolutely lit them up from the three point line. They gave too many easy baskets on fast breaks, back door cuts, and open jumpers. For a little while, it seemed as though the Bulls would dig themselves out of the hole they made but a turnover here and a bad shot there ended any hopes of a comeback.
The Bulls' main problems are that there is no go-to guy and there is no real leadership on the team. Case in point - Adrian Griffin called a players-only meeting to discuss the team's troubles. I appreciate him stepping up to the plate, but let's be real here; this guy is getting ZERO minutes. Why is the guy who is barely on the roster the one to be calling players-only team meetings?
The Bulls have five more games to play on this road trip and the way they are playing, there is a very real possibility that they will come back to the United Center with a record of 1-11. Not only would that be a nightmare for them to recover from, but it should also bring about the removal of many members of the Bulls organization. Many analysts are saying that the Bulls shouldn't panic because the season is still young, but at this point I think we've been figured out as a team and need to make some drastic changes immediately.
Oh well...there's always Cheria.
Posted byEnigmatik at 9:03 AM 3 comments
Labels: Chicago Bulls, Phoenix Suns, recap