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bosh sucks dude....heat play horrible today...other than lebron or wade, the rest of the team looked like WTF am i doing with the ball, dont give me the ball.
Dribble once, stop, than start to look around and trying to pass it out.
Haha, that's more of what I was hoping rather than what I thought was actually gonna happen.
Anyway...
Miami was missing a key starter and 6th man (Mike Miller/Mario Chalmers). The Super Friends played their first game together and therefore lacked chemistry. To make chemistry matters worse, they played the best defensive team in the league. They scored 9 points in the 1st quarter. Bosh and Wade combined for 7/27 from the field. After all that, the Heat only lose by 8 points.
I honestly can't wait until Wade and LeBron start to click with each other and learn to play without having the need to monopolize the ball. Imagine how easy the game will be once they learn to stop trying to do the one on one, isolation type game, and begin to work as a unit. You can't blame them for playing that type of game right now, since that's what they were supposed to do on the teams they played for prior to this season in order for them to be at least somewhat successful. Soon enough, they will learn that that's not necessary anymore, and when they do, they will be pretty damn hard to stop.
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Wow rockets were shooting lights out 1st half yesterday. Brooks and Martin were torching them. Good thing they slowed them down in the 2nd half and eventually won
no matter how much you hate rondo, like i do, you cant hate his game. I jumped of my seat when they annnounced he finish with 17 assist. He changes the game WITHOUT scoring
Miami, still need to work the chemistry. However its been only one game
no matter how much you hate rondo, like i do, you cant hate his game. I jumped of my seat when they annnounced he finish with 17 assist. He changes the game WITHOUT scoring
Miami, still need to work the chemistry. However its been only one game
Well I think that if you are cocky shit and can't play that's different but if you can play and you are cocky at least you have something to back it up.
Rondo is still young he has lots of time to even be better
For every steal generated by Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo this season, Red Bull will donate $500 towards a "Boston's Got Wings" fund aimed at refurbishing the city's parks. Based on his career steals average, Rondo could net upwards of $85,000 in donations this season.
With two steals in Tuesday's opener against the Miami Heat, Rondo generated the first $1,000 of the season.
“Every steal will be a little bit sweeter this season,” said Rajon Rondo. “I won’t only be helping my team win, but also fulfilling a need in the communities around Boston.”
A $15,000 donation for Rondo's first 30 steals is earmarked for Malcolm X Park in Roxbury.
"We look forward to Rondo using his skills in the NBA to benefit the basketball courts in Boston's neighborhoods," said Mayor Thomas M. Menino. "Rajon has led in steals from his freshman year at Kentucky to last season with the Celtics, so we are confident that he and Red Bull will be making a substantial contribution to our city parks.",
New courts will be considered in 30-steal intervals and voting for new parks will take place online at www.redbullusa.com/rondo. Check out the video embedded at the top of this entry for more details.
ALLEN SHOOTS 3-POINTERS TO SUPPORT JOSLIN DIABETES CENTER
In a season in which he is set to become the NBA's all-time leader in 3-point field goals, Ray Allen is utilizing his sharpshooting to generate funds for the Joslin Diabetes Center.
Fans are asked to make a $3 donation each time he connects on a trifecta and can do so for the entire season, or pick an individual month during Boston's 2010-11 campaign. At the end of the Celtics' season, the Joslin Diabetes Center and Allen's mother, Flora Allen-Hopson, will host a special VIP reception to thank full-season supporters who donated $3 for each 3-point shot (full-season participants will also be entered into raffles for prizes like sitting courtside with Allen-Hopson).
Allen's been a supporter of the Joslin Center since his son, Walker, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes.
“When Ray told me that Walker was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, I was devastated, not only for little Walker, but also for my son and daughter-in-law," said Allen-Hopson. "No mother wants to see her son face something like this, but I knew Ray and Shannon would overcome their worry to get the best care for Walker. And they did, thanks to the Joslin Diabetes Center. As Ray’s No. 1 fan, I’m excited to cheer him on this season as he supports the Joslin High Hopes Fund and the millions of families living with diabetes today.”