thelonious21
I like my women tall
cheating ass refs
Goaltending.. Travel.. shyt is scust
Goaltending.. Travel.. shyt is scust
cheating ass refs
Goaltending.. Travel.. shyt is scust
what happened bruh?
i mean.. yall prob. woulda still won.. but it was like a 1 point game.. or tied late in the 4th and Wes mathews went in for a layup and GOALTENDED that shyt started a damn fast break and it jus started snowballing.. when D traveling spinning passes to shane CaCttier for the fukking three.... refs were like
cheating ass refs
Goaltending.. Travel.. shyt is scust
We got every ref in the league on payroll. Up your financial game or STFU
i mean.. yall prob. woulda still won.. but it was like a 1 point game.. or tied late in the 4th and Wes mathews went in for a layup and GOALTENDED that shyt started a damn fast break and it jus started snowballing.. when D traveling spinning passes to shane CaCttier for the fukking three.... refs were like
You continue to prove that you're dumb as rocks.
portland always seems to give miami a game. their length and youth and shooting can give teams fits. one can only wonder how good they'd be if roy and oden didnt end up hurt.
Miami Heat's recent moves to sign Jarvis Varnado and Chris Andersen for the remainder of the 2012-13 season may have signaled that the team was done tinkering with its roster. But ESPN's Chris Broussard tweeted Monday night that the San Antonio Spurs offered power forward DeJuan Blair to the Detroit Pistons in trade talks that went nowhere. He said that Boston, Miami and Portland could have interest in the former Pittsburg standout.
Last month, Hot Hot Hoops' own Surya Fernandez wrote about how the Spurs nearly sent Blair to the Heat prior to the 2012 NBA Draft, according to Alex Kennedy. Any move to acquire Blair would have to come in a trade, with the additions of Varnado and Andersen capping Miami's roster at 15, the NBA limit. A potential trade that might benefit both teams would involve swapping James Jones for Blair. The signings of Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis have relegated Jones into an afterthought, and the Spurs may want to add a dead-eye shooter. And at 23 years old, Blair is a do-everything big man who can adequately replace a regressing Udonis Haslem.
In possibly related news, Miami is reportedly no longer interested in Greg Oden. Andersen has played admirably since he got a chance, and Oden may be more of an NBA enigma than Varnado. Although Blair has battled his share of injuries and has no ACLs -- really -- he is a much more established NBA player than Oden.