I voted for Wade...he probably wont get it though
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Lebron is the best at doing that shit
If you got a fast break might as well slow it down and wait for a teammate
Fuck is wrong with BGOL?
Kobe has great help and a world class coach.
Wade?
You fucks are sickening, you disgust me.
Lebron is MVP. And no you can't put wade or kobe on the cavs and keep it moving.
Fuck is wrong with BGOL? I know sports aint shit without debate, but lets not debate obvious shit. I MUST AGREE
What team will win the finals? Cavs, celts or lakers. That is a debate.
Who is mvp? No debate. Lebron or GTFOH. Ol' skip bayless argue your name is skip bayless lookin as muthafuckas
KOBE cant do what? maybe you forgot about 05-06. for the players of the list below, tell me how many you remember, tell me where they are in their career. the ones who are still around tell me kobe didn't make them better players... remember, when kobe was robbed that was the biggest factor "Not who scores all the points (81) and gets all the spotlight, but who makes their team better" I have nothing but love for King James, he's a beast but based on the determining factors of previous seasons i have to go with Kobe
Now lets take a look at who kobe took to the playoffs,
Yeah i know this is old shit but could LJ take this squad anywhere ? Kwame Brown
Andrew Bynum
Brian Cook
Devean George
Devin Green
Jim Jackson
Aaron McKie
Stanislav Medvedenkol
Chris Mihm
Lamar Odom
Smush Parker
Laron Profit
Ronny Turiaf
Sasha Vujacic
Von Wafer
Luke Walton
tell me what are the qualifications for U choosing an MVP? and if you're honest some of these names you know Kobe has contributed to making better, in case you don't i shall highlight them...
Cleveland 97, Portland 92
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the entire cavaliers squad stunk up the joint. there should be a "no contest" ending because the cavaliers played so poorly they didn't deserve to win, and the blazers are ridiculous for not being able to put them away.
game.
Cleveland 97, Portland 92
Yea and if you watched the game, you see he's an average jump shooter. Me personally I like Lebron James but when teams cut off the lane and he can't bulldoze his way to the basket, he nothing but a good passer. NBA defenses suck now-a-days.... if Bron played back when they played real defense, he'd stay in foul trouble. Nobody wants to sacrifice their bodies.
Bron MVP by default......I hate Kobe even tho he nice. For real, I'd like to see Chris Paul get it. Steve Nash won it 2 years str8and Chris is performing better than he did.
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Wade, lead Heat in 101-96 win over Pistons
Dwyane Wade
13-23, 39 Pts
2 Rebs, 6 Assists
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/recap;_ylt=AlhB3vnQ6MWKuu1AAvhde3q8vLYF?gid=2009032208&prov=ap
DONT FORGET THE TWO BLOCKS D.WADE HAD TO SEAL THE VICTORY!!
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP)—Dwyane Wade scored 39 points in the first 47 minutes Sunday. In the final minute, he turned into a defensive specialist.
Wade blocked two shots in the final 22 seconds and Udonis Haslem scored six points in the last 6.3 as the Miami Heat rallied for a 101-96 victory over the short-handed Detroit Pistons.
Detroit led for the first 3 1/2 quarters, and appeared ready to pull within a game of fifth-place Miami in the Eastern Conference standings, but Wade and Haslem made sure it didn’t happen.
“They were pounding us for three quarters and a half, but we finally got some key plays down the stretch,” Miami coach Erik Spoelstra said. “Dwyane was sensational—that’s what he’s been all year—and Udonis was great.”
Detroit was missing three key players—Richard Hamilton (groin), Rasheed Wallace (calf) and Allen Iverson (back)—but took a 96-95 lead on Walter Herrmann’s 3-point shot with 13 seconds left.
Mario Chalmers missed at the other end, but the rebound caromed long to Haslem, who drained a high-arcing jumper to put the Heat ahead.
“The ball went over everyone underneath and came out to me,” he said. “I didn’t know how much time was left, so I wanted to get it off quick.”
After a timeout, Rodney Stuckey drove for what could have been the game-winning shot, but Wade blocked the ball and then saved the rebound to Haslem, who was fouled by Antonio McDyess.
“I told Stuckey on the way out of the timeout that I knew they were to do that—I know his tendencies,” Wade said. “I stayed solid and didn’t get into his shot fakes, so I was able to get the block.”
Detroit coach Michael Curry loudly protested the lack of a foul on Stuckey’s play, and was ejected by Tony Brothers.
“We wanted Stuck to attack the basket, and that’s what he did,” Curry said. “I thought he was fouled on the play, and that’s what I was complaining about.”
Haslem then put the game away with four free throws—the two for Curry’s technicals and two for McDyess’ foul.
“We knew just what was at stake in this game,” Haslem said. “We knew how big it would be to get a win here.”
Detroit has lost four of five, despite having a chance for victory late in each game.
“This is four games we’ve given away at the end,” said Arron Afflalo, who had 13 points starting in the spot normally shared by Iverson and Hamilton. “We’ve got to find a way to pull these out.”
Stuckey led the Pistons with 24 points, while McDyess had 16 points and 12 rebounds.
After trailing since the game’s first basket, the Heat tied the score at 78 on Jamario Moon’s driving layup with 7:35 to play. Moments later, Spoelstra picked up a technical that started a quick 5-0 run for Detroit.
Wade’s fast-break dunk tied the score at 89 with 3 minutes left, but Jason Maxiell blocked O’Neal’s go-ahead slam attempt on Miami’s next possession.
After a Detroit miss, Stuckey fouled Wade, and his free throws gave Miami their first lead of the afternoon. Stuckey hit two free throws to tie it at 91, and the teams traded baskets to leave the game tied with a minute left.
O’Neal tipped in Haslem’s miss to put the Heat ahead 95-93, and Wade blocked Afflalo’s 3-point attempt, but Detroit retained possession and Herrmann’s 3 gave the Pistons their last lead.
The first half was a duel between Wade and Stuckey, who had missed Detroit’s previous game with flu-like symptoms. Wade won the individual battle, outscoring Stuckey 17-15, but the Pistons took a 47-43 lead at the break.
Wade scored another 14 points in the third, giving him 31, but his teammates only contributed 10 more, letting Detroit hang on to a 73-67 lead going into the fourth.
DONT FORGET THE TWO BLOCKS D.WADE HAD TO SEAL THE VICTORY!!
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP)—Dwyane Wade scored 39 points in the first 47 minutes Sunday. In the final minute, he turned into a defensive specialist.
Wade blocked two shots in the final 22 seconds and Udonis Haslem scored six points in the last 6.3 as the Miami Heat rallied for a 101-96 victory over the short-handed Detroit Pistons.
Detroit led for the first 3 1/2 quarters, and appeared ready to pull within a game of fifth-place Miami in the Eastern Conference standings, but Wade and Haslem made sure it didn’t happen.
“They were pounding us for three quarters and a half, but we finally got some key plays down the stretch,” Miami coach Erik Spoelstra said. “Dwyane was sensational—that’s what he’s been all year—and Udonis was great.”
Detroit was missing three key players—Richard Hamilton (groin), Rasheed Wallace (calf) and Allen Iverson (back)—but took a 96-95 lead on Walter Herrmann’s 3-point shot with 13 seconds left.
Mario Chalmers missed at the other end, but the rebound caromed long to Haslem, who drained a high-arcing jumper to put the Heat ahead.
“The ball went over everyone underneath and came out to me,” he said. “I didn’t know how much time was left, so I wanted to get it off quick.”
After a timeout, Rodney Stuckey drove for what could have been the game-winning shot, but Wade blocked the ball and then saved the rebound to Haslem, who was fouled by Antonio McDyess.
“I told Stuckey on the way out of the timeout that I knew they were to do that—I know his tendencies,” Wade said. “I stayed solid and didn’t get into his shot fakes, so I was able to get the block.”
Detroit coach Michael Curry loudly protested the lack of a foul on Stuckey’s play, and was ejected by Tony Brothers.
“We wanted Stuck to attack the basket, and that’s what he did,” Curry said. “I thought he was fouled on the play, and that’s what I was complaining about.”
Haslem then put the game away with four free throws—the two for Curry’s technicals and two for McDyess’ foul.
“We knew just what was at stake in this game,” Haslem said. “We knew how big it would be to get a win here.”
Detroit has lost four of five, despite having a chance for victory late in each game.
“This is four games we’ve given away at the end,” said Arron Afflalo, who had 13 points starting in the spot normally shared by Iverson and Hamilton. “We’ve got to find a way to pull these out.”
Stuckey led the Pistons with 24 points, while McDyess had 16 points and 12 rebounds.
After trailing since the game’s first basket, the Heat tied the score at 78 on Jamario Moon’s driving layup with 7:35 to play. Moments later, Spoelstra picked up a technical that started a quick 5-0 run for Detroit.
Wade’s fast-break dunk tied the score at 89 with 3 minutes left, but Jason Maxiell blocked O’Neal’s go-ahead slam attempt on Miami’s next possession.
After a Detroit miss, Stuckey fouled Wade, and his free throws gave Miami their first lead of the afternoon. Stuckey hit two free throws to tie it at 91, and the teams traded baskets to leave the game tied with a minute left.
O’Neal tipped in Haslem’s miss to put the Heat ahead 95-93, and Wade blocked Afflalo’s 3-point attempt, but Detroit retained possession and Herrmann’s 3 gave the Pistons their last lead.
The first half was a duel between Wade and Stuckey, who had missed Detroit’s previous game with flu-like symptoms. Wade won the individual battle, outscoring Stuckey 17-15, but the Pistons took a 47-43 lead at the break.
Wade scored another 14 points in the third, giving him 31, but his teammates only contributed 10 more, letting Detroit hang on to a 73-67 lead going into the fourth.
Mvp
some of BGOL's finest basketball minds would say this means that udonis haslem is the hero of the game.
some of BGOL's finest basketball minds would say this means that udonis haslem is the hero of the game.
D.Wade now has 2,064 points this season, 24 more than his previous best, set in the 2005-06 championship season.
KING JAMES FOR MVP
24 points, 12 assists, 6 rebounds, 2 blocks, 1 steal, 0 turnovers
Cavs got their 60th win today and got the best record in the league. 12 straight wins, 35-1 at home. Video Game James is the best player on the planet.
The Lakers are two games behind Cleveland for the best record with only nine games left so it's going to be difficult for them to get the top record.
Cleveland still has three tough games, Orlando, San Antonio and Boston so it's possible but Phil said he wants to rest Kobe and Pau so with the Lakers nine games ahead of the Spurs Kobe may take rest for the playoffs over the MVP.
Kobe's been playing like shit the last couple games anyway so he may need the rest.
Cleveland still has three tough games, Orlando, San Antonio and Boston so it's possible but Phil said he wants to rest Kobe and Pau so with the Lakers nine games ahead of the Spurs Kobe may take rest for the playoffs over the MVP.
Kobe's been playing like shit the last couple games anyway so he may need the rest.
BUMP!
Miami 122, New York 105
Dwyane Wade
19-30, 55 Pts
9 Rebs, 4 Assists
Dwyane Wade
19-30, 55 Pts
9 Rebs, 4 Assists
So true, but you gotta give it up to D. Wade. His numbers have been superhero shit with his scoring.
But I voted for Bron, because anything else would be uncivilized...
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