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Monday, December 22, 2008
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Feliz Navidad, assholes!!!
I hope everybody is bundled up and has submitted their wish-lists to Santa…and for those of you who were hoping to get a video of Gheorghe Muresan dancing in your stocking, Santa came a little early…
Feliz Navidad, assholes!!!
I hope everybody is bundled up and has submitted their wish-lists to Santa…and for those of you who were hoping to get a video of Gheorghe Muresan dancing in your stocking, Santa came a little early…
So looking at the Pacers a little closer, I don’t think they’re as bad as their record suggests. Even though they’re sitting at 10-17, they’ve beaten quality teams like Denver, New Orleans, The Lakers, Dallas, Portland, Utah and Orlando so it losses to teams like Charlotte, Washington, OKC, and the T-Wolves that is hurting them. How you beat the top 3 teams in the West and lose to the bottom 3 teams in the East is a mystery to me.
I think once TJ Ford gets a little more comfortable running things in Indy, they’ve got some horses like Troy Murphy (a legit double-double guy) and Danny Granger (still among the league’s top scorers) to maybe make a late surge for the playoffs.
I think the only piece they’re missing is Rik “The Dunkin’ Dutchmen” Smits.
Speaking of Smits, he’s now a professional moto-cross racer. Sponsored and everything. Ummm, what?
Nene’s poster on Yao was nasty but did any of you see The Glove’s and C-Webb’s reaction from the NBA TV studio? I can’t find the clip anywhere but after the dunk, C-Webb proceeded to say “Get up Nene!!!” for the rest of the highlights no matter what clip they were showing. C-Webb and The Glove are kind of an acquired taste when it comes to TV analysts but if you’ve never seen them, here’s what you can expect if you ever tune-in…
In Jason Kidd’s return to the swamps of Jersey, Devin Harris and the Nets easily took care of the Mavs by handing them a 20-piecing. Harris was ballin’ with a chip on his shoulder and clearly had something to prove to his former team as he dropped 41 points and added 13 dimes. When Harris left the game for good with a couple minutes left in the 4th, the Nets’ faithful were chanting “Thank You Cuban!” as Mavs owner Mark Cuban sat dejected on the sidelines.
The Warriors’ Monta Ellis is another step closer to returning to the hardwood as his 30-game suspension officially ended after Wednesday’s game against the Pacers. For those of you not-in-the-know, Ellis signed a 6-year $66 million dollar contract with the Warriors over the summer and then violated the contract by getting injured in a moped accident shortly after. Idiot. He originally misled the Warriors stating that he injured the leg in a pickup game, but team doctors quickly called him on it and said there was no way an injury like that could be sustained playing ball. The Warriors had toyed with the idea of terminating the contract because they didn’t wanna pay such a hefty tab for damaged goods, but I think the relationship between Ellis and the organization is slowly mending. There’s still no set date for Ellis’ return.
Last week I mentioned an old VHS tape I found while purging through some boxes which ended up having a couple NCAA dunk contests on it. Anyways, in that same box there were about 4 other tapes that weren’t labeled so I’ve been sloooowly going through them. One of the tapes I popped in on Sunday had a couple games from NYC’s Rucker Park (including the VC game that got brought inside due to rain), but it also had the 2000 NBA Draft on it. That was the year the Raps drafted Mo-Pete and as I fast forwarded through most of it, there were A LOT of names that made me think “what the fuck happened to him?”…Marcus Fizer…DerMarr Johnson…Scoonie Peen…Courtney Alexander…
As mentioned earlier, the tape also had some old Rucker Park games including the 2001 All-Star game and the one at the Gaucho gym when Vince showed up in the 2nd quarter and shut shit down. Check the clip…
Anyways, this will be the last post before Santa comes, but the game of the year is just around the corner as Boston and the Lakers go at it on Christmas Day. It’s still not even the half-way point of the year yet, but both teams will be jacked up and know how important this game will be (psychologically as well as to the media)…
I’m out like Gheorghe’s mid-90’s dance moves...
-Gliz
I think once TJ Ford gets a little more comfortable running things in Indy, they’ve got some horses like Troy Murphy (a legit double-double guy) and Danny Granger (still among the league’s top scorers) to maybe make a late surge for the playoffs.
I think the only piece they’re missing is Rik “The Dunkin’ Dutchmen” Smits.
Speaking of Smits, he’s now a professional moto-cross racer. Sponsored and everything. Ummm, what?
Nene’s poster on Yao was nasty but did any of you see The Glove’s and C-Webb’s reaction from the NBA TV studio? I can’t find the clip anywhere but after the dunk, C-Webb proceeded to say “Get up Nene!!!” for the rest of the highlights no matter what clip they were showing. C-Webb and The Glove are kind of an acquired taste when it comes to TV analysts but if you’ve never seen them, here’s what you can expect if you ever tune-in…
In Jason Kidd’s return to the swamps of Jersey, Devin Harris and the Nets easily took care of the Mavs by handing them a 20-piecing. Harris was ballin’ with a chip on his shoulder and clearly had something to prove to his former team as he dropped 41 points and added 13 dimes. When Harris left the game for good with a couple minutes left in the 4th, the Nets’ faithful were chanting “Thank You Cuban!” as Mavs owner Mark Cuban sat dejected on the sidelines.
The Warriors’ Monta Ellis is another step closer to returning to the hardwood as his 30-game suspension officially ended after Wednesday’s game against the Pacers. For those of you not-in-the-know, Ellis signed a 6-year $66 million dollar contract with the Warriors over the summer and then violated the contract by getting injured in a moped accident shortly after. Idiot. He originally misled the Warriors stating that he injured the leg in a pickup game, but team doctors quickly called him on it and said there was no way an injury like that could be sustained playing ball. The Warriors had toyed with the idea of terminating the contract because they didn’t wanna pay such a hefty tab for damaged goods, but I think the relationship between Ellis and the organization is slowly mending. There’s still no set date for Ellis’ return.
Last week I mentioned an old VHS tape I found while purging through some boxes which ended up having a couple NCAA dunk contests on it. Anyways, in that same box there were about 4 other tapes that weren’t labeled so I’ve been sloooowly going through them. One of the tapes I popped in on Sunday had a couple games from NYC’s Rucker Park (including the VC game that got brought inside due to rain), but it also had the 2000 NBA Draft on it. That was the year the Raps drafted Mo-Pete and as I fast forwarded through most of it, there were A LOT of names that made me think “what the fuck happened to him?”…Marcus Fizer…DerMarr Johnson…Scoonie Peen…Courtney Alexander…
As mentioned earlier, the tape also had some old Rucker Park games including the 2001 All-Star game and the one at the Gaucho gym when Vince showed up in the 2nd quarter and shut shit down. Check the clip…
Anyways, this will be the last post before Santa comes, but the game of the year is just around the corner as Boston and the Lakers go at it on Christmas Day. It’s still not even the half-way point of the year yet, but both teams will be jacked up and know how important this game will be (psychologically as well as to the media)…
I’m out like Gheorghe’s mid-90’s dance moves...
-Gliz
Sunday, December 21, 2008
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Well we can add a couple more names to the growing list of NBA head coaching casualties. Joining Eddie Jordan, Sam Mitchell, P.J Carlesimo and Randy Wittman are Philly’s Mo Cheeks and Sac-Town’s Reggie Theus. Although Cheeks is almost sure to find another gig somewhere down the line, Theus’ will be lucky if Deering High gives him another shot. Haaaaaaaaa!
Speaking of Cheeks and the Sixers, I always figured the expectations were a little high in Philly this year to begin with. Although they’ve been on the cusp in the East for the last couple of years, so many people thought the addition of Elton Brand would make them a top squad in the East, if not a contender. Brand is clearly a legit stud and the Sixers got some dudes on the come up (Thad Young, Louis Williams, Iggy etc.) but I thought the contender talk was a little premature.
Earlier last week I was watching an old NCAA dunk contest I had taped waaay back that had Speedy Claxton in it (from his days back at Hofstra). It was my first time using a VCR in eons but it made me think “Where the f*ck is Speedy these days, anyways?”…It turns out he’s been sitting on the DL in ATL with a couple nagging injuries. Not sure when he’s gonna be back but with Bibby, Flip Murray and Acie Law in the mix, I’m not sure where he’s gonna find minutes…
Holy shit, break up the Grizz!!! The boys from Memphis have won 4 in a row, knocking off solid teams like the Heat and the Rockets in the process. A couple weeks ago, some media dudes started asking Rudy Gay if there was some internal tension between he and super-rookie O.J Mayo. Rudy quickly put the fire out and denied any competition and judging from the last few games, I’d say they’re good. In a win against the Bulls on Friday night, Mayo hit Rudy with a backdoor pass that ended with Rudy applying the Noxema on Tyrus Thomas’ grill. Nasty.
Man, the West is a funny place. The Blazers go from 2nd to 7th in one week, and the Suns are sitting at 14-10 and out of a playoff spot. The addition of Jason Richardson to the Phoenix roster should inject some new life though.
The Throwback clip of the week this week goes to the Mayor of Sacramento, Kevin Johnson…
Did anyone see ‘Melo drop 33 the other night in the 3rd quarter??? The 3rd fuckin’ quarter!!! ‘Melo ate up the T-Wolves swingmen (Gomes, McCants, Foye...) on route to a season-high 45 chips and a Nuggets W and tied George Gervin’s record for points in a quarter in the process.
Although both feats are impressive, there’s a HUGE difference in ‘Melo’s 33 vs. Gervin’s 33. Gervin’s 33 came in the 2nd quarter of the last game of the 1978 season, which ultimately won him the scoring title that year. Gervin was leading the league in scoring all year until David Thompson dropped 73 the last game of the year which catapulted him ahead of Gervin. Later that night, Gervin needed 59 pts. to reclaim the lead from Thompson and that’s when he dropped 33 in the 2nd quarter on his way to 53 first-half points. Gervin scored his 59th point early in the 3rd quarter but asked to stay in the game for a couple more minutes just in case there was a miscalculation. After getting a couple more buckets, Gervin’ checked out with 63 pts. and sat out for the rest of the game. Imagine if he had stayed in the game? 85+ easy.
Seeing as it’s the season for giving, it should also be noted that Gervin is extremely active in his community. He runs seven organizations for kids who need them, including a technology school for those looking to pursue a second chance at education as well as a house for teenage girls coping with difficult pregnancies. I really dig what the NBA and its players do for the community and I think it’s a part of the association that is often overlooked. Since the NBA Cares program has started, the league and its players have raised over $90 million for charity, provided over 700,000 hours of volunteer service and have built almost 350 schools, rec centers and other places for the betterment of their communities. That’s big.
Anyways, that’s it for this week heathens…
I’m out like Theus…
-Gliz
Well we can add a couple more names to the growing list of NBA head coaching casualties. Joining Eddie Jordan, Sam Mitchell, P.J Carlesimo and Randy Wittman are Philly’s Mo Cheeks and Sac-Town’s Reggie Theus. Although Cheeks is almost sure to find another gig somewhere down the line, Theus’ will be lucky if Deering High gives him another shot. Haaaaaaaaa!
Speaking of Cheeks and the Sixers, I always figured the expectations were a little high in Philly this year to begin with. Although they’ve been on the cusp in the East for the last couple of years, so many people thought the addition of Elton Brand would make them a top squad in the East, if not a contender. Brand is clearly a legit stud and the Sixers got some dudes on the come up (Thad Young, Louis Williams, Iggy etc.) but I thought the contender talk was a little premature.
Earlier last week I was watching an old NCAA dunk contest I had taped waaay back that had Speedy Claxton in it (from his days back at Hofstra). It was my first time using a VCR in eons but it made me think “Where the f*ck is Speedy these days, anyways?”…It turns out he’s been sitting on the DL in ATL with a couple nagging injuries. Not sure when he’s gonna be back but with Bibby, Flip Murray and Acie Law in the mix, I’m not sure where he’s gonna find minutes…
Holy shit, break up the Grizz!!! The boys from Memphis have won 4 in a row, knocking off solid teams like the Heat and the Rockets in the process. A couple weeks ago, some media dudes started asking Rudy Gay if there was some internal tension between he and super-rookie O.J Mayo. Rudy quickly put the fire out and denied any competition and judging from the last few games, I’d say they’re good. In a win against the Bulls on Friday night, Mayo hit Rudy with a backdoor pass that ended with Rudy applying the Noxema on Tyrus Thomas’ grill. Nasty.
Man, the West is a funny place. The Blazers go from 2nd to 7th in one week, and the Suns are sitting at 14-10 and out of a playoff spot. The addition of Jason Richardson to the Phoenix roster should inject some new life though.
The Throwback clip of the week this week goes to the Mayor of Sacramento, Kevin Johnson…
Did anyone see ‘Melo drop 33 the other night in the 3rd quarter??? The 3rd fuckin’ quarter!!! ‘Melo ate up the T-Wolves swingmen (Gomes, McCants, Foye...) on route to a season-high 45 chips and a Nuggets W and tied George Gervin’s record for points in a quarter in the process.
Although both feats are impressive, there’s a HUGE difference in ‘Melo’s 33 vs. Gervin’s 33. Gervin’s 33 came in the 2nd quarter of the last game of the 1978 season, which ultimately won him the scoring title that year. Gervin was leading the league in scoring all year until David Thompson dropped 73 the last game of the year which catapulted him ahead of Gervin. Later that night, Gervin needed 59 pts. to reclaim the lead from Thompson and that’s when he dropped 33 in the 2nd quarter on his way to 53 first-half points. Gervin scored his 59th point early in the 3rd quarter but asked to stay in the game for a couple more minutes just in case there was a miscalculation. After getting a couple more buckets, Gervin’ checked out with 63 pts. and sat out for the rest of the game. Imagine if he had stayed in the game? 85+ easy.
Seeing as it’s the season for giving, it should also be noted that Gervin is extremely active in his community. He runs seven organizations for kids who need them, including a technology school for those looking to pursue a second chance at education as well as a house for teenage girls coping with difficult pregnancies. I really dig what the NBA and its players do for the community and I think it’s a part of the association that is often overlooked. Since the NBA Cares program has started, the league and its players have raised over $90 million for charity, provided over 700,000 hours of volunteer service and have built almost 350 schools, rec centers and other places for the betterment of their communities. That’s big.
Anyways, that’s it for this week heathens…
I’m out like Theus…
-Gliz
Friday, December 12, 2008
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NBA Week 6
Peace, Sam.
Since the story of Sam’s firing has already been exhausted in the media over the past week, I’ll keep it relatively simple; It was gonna happen at some point or another anyways, so whatever. When Colangelo took over as President and GM of the Raps, he inherited Mitchell as head coach so it’s safe to say Mitchell wasn’t HIS choice to begin with. When Mitchell won coach of the year, all it did was delay his inevitable exit, and although I personally liked Sam, the players just weren’t responding to him for one reason or another. 41-41 last year, 8-11 this year (8-9 when Sam got the axe)…something had to change. In terms of where the Raps go from here, a major identity swap is going to have to take place in order for them to move forward, and as of right now, it’s Triano’s job to lose. If Triano has a solid year, it will undoubtedly buy him a little more time on the sidelines but if not, there are some quality coaches out there that are available. From a defensive standpoint, Avery Johnson could be a solid pick and then you also have Flip Saunders who’s currently without a job. Either way, the Raps need to break away from the impasse culture that started to form during Sam’s tenure and I think it’ll all start at the defensive end.
Last week I said that the Lakers were #1 in the L and the Celts were number 2 but after a tough Laker loss in Indiana last week, coupled with some big Boston W’s against Portland and Orlando, the Celts are the team to beat.
KG has always had swagger, but now that he’s added a ring to his Hall Of Fame resume, he’s on another planet.
The C’s normally reliable bench let Portland get back into the game (kinda…) on Friday night, so Doc called a timeout, put KG back in the game…an alley-oop and a block later and all serenity was re-established. However, KG let Big Baby Davis hear all about it.
Last week I said that the Lakers were #1 in the L and the Celts were number 2 but after a tough Laker loss in Indiana last week, coupled with some big Boston W’s against Portland and Orlando, the Celts are the team to beat.
KG has always had swagger, but now that he’s added a ring to his Hall Of Fame resume, he’s on another planet.
The C’s normally reliable bench let Portland get back into the game (kinda…) on Friday night, so Doc called a timeout, put KG back in the game…an alley-oop and a block later and all serenity was re-established. However, KG let Big Baby Davis hear all about it.
Who’s hot?
D-Wade and the Heat.
D-Wade and the Heat.
Who’s not?
The Raps.
The Raps.
The Heat won all 3 of their games last week behind big performances by Mr. Wade. Wade averaged almost 33 chips/game last week in just under 36 mins. a game. He also won player of the week honours and has moved into #1 on the NBA scoring list.
The Heat could certainly end up anywhere between 5-8th in the East but they need guys to step up. Marion is still giving you nearly 10 boards a night but his 12.9 ppg is his lowest since his rookie campaign back in 99/00 and well below his career average (about 19 ppg).
Michael Beasley is another cat who I think could be contributing a little more. Although his 14/15 ppg are solid for a rook, he’s averaging a just hair over 5 boards a night which is unacceptable for a guy who is 6-9 and 245 lbs. If Jason Kidd can snatch up 7 a game, there’s no excuse why Beasley shouldn’t be grabbing AT LEAST 7 a night.
The Heat could certainly end up anywhere between 5-8th in the East but they need guys to step up. Marion is still giving you nearly 10 boards a night but his 12.9 ppg is his lowest since his rookie campaign back in 99/00 and well below his career average (about 19 ppg).
Michael Beasley is another cat who I think could be contributing a little more. Although his 14/15 ppg are solid for a rook, he’s averaging a just hair over 5 boards a night which is unacceptable for a guy who is 6-9 and 245 lbs. If Jason Kidd can snatch up 7 a game, there’s no excuse why Beasley shouldn’t be grabbing AT LEAST 7 a night.
The Raps on the other hand have lost 4 in a row and looked disinterested and disheartened for the better part of the week. They got their shit pushed in against Denver and Utah and then blew an early 16-point lead in a loss to the Blazers. The sked ahead doesn’t get any easier with matchups against Cleveland, New Orleans and their arch-nemesis VC this week.
The ‘What The Fuck Were You Thinking’ award of the week goes to none other than Corie Blount who was found with 29 lbs. of piff, over $20,000 cash and 3 firearms. For those of you who don’t know him or remember him, I don’t blame you. Blount was a suitcase for most of his career, playing for 7 different teams over his 17 year career and averaging about 3 ppg for his career.
This throwback clip of the week goes out to my man Slick Wats and also my man D, who loves Chambers’ flow…Ladies and gents, I present Tom Chambers…
Gilbert Arenas should be back in the Wizards line-up in a few weeks and they could certainly use him. However, even though the Wiz (3-15) will be happy to have him back (who wouldn’t be happy getting their franchise player back?), he still won’t be able to remedy the Wizards’ biggest issue; perimeter defense. In the Wizards last two losses against the Bulls and the Lakers, both squads shot better than 50% from the land beyond and with Gil having a history of being a sub-par defender, it could still be a long grindful season in Washington.
The dunk of the week has to belong to either Ron Artest or Joey Graham. Who do y’all like?
The dunk of the week has to belong to either Ron Artest or Joey Graham. Who do y’all like?
Joey on Joel:
Ron-Ron takes Ronny Turiaf to the spa
That’s it for this week heathens, but I’ll check back into the game next Monday.
I’m out like Sam.
-Gliz
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So LebronFest didn’t quite turn out as spectacular as many had hoped. With ‘Bron making his first appearance of the year at MSG and with the Knicks already making the sales-pitch to woo ‘Bron to NY when his contract expires in 2010, the game was a dud. Apart from the game, NYC went all out by having a celebration out front of MSG before the game started. Hundreds of fans donned red ‘Witness’ T’s while hot dog vendors, tucked in their custom-painted ‘Witness’ hot-dog stands, gave away free hot dogs, apparently courtesy of Lebron. Earlier in the morning, hordes of red Lebron basketballs could be found on 23 playgrounds scattered around NYC and Nike also released their limited edition 'Big Apple' Zoom LeBron VI sneaker the same day.
Oh yeah, the game? The Knicks got pasted (lost by about 17, but were down like 30 most of the game) and ‘Bron didn’t see a second of tick in the 4th.
Speaking of the Knicks, reader “ThatKnickFan” commented last week that there shouldn’t be any pity for Knicks fans after they unloaded Jamal Crawford and Zach Randolph and stated that they’re set for 2010 to become a real NBA team again.
That said, I still find pity for Knicks fans.
I agree with ”ThatKnickFan” that Z-Bo is a black hole and his shot selection is terrible, but being the joke of the NBA should be unacceptable in a place like NY. It's the Mecca of hoops and they haven't been competitive for years.
I think they had a chance to slip in the playoffs as a 7, 8 seed this year but now their frontline is smaller than Kevin Durant's biceps.
Eddy Curry is injured and out of shape and Jared Jeffries is also injured...who does that leave? Jerome James and that Gallinari kid? Sheesh. I like David Lee but he’s way too undersized to bang in the paint with the biggest of the bigs night in and night out.
The Knicks have been shit since like 2000-2001, and have only made the playoffs ONCE in the last 7 years...so come 2010, that'll almost be 10 years since they've been half-ass decent!!!
No playoffs the last 4 years.
7 coaches in the last 8 years.
7 straight years of sub-500 basketball.
2 more years to wait.
That's why I pity Knicks fans.
All that said, Saturday was a great day in Knickland as the Knicks beat the Warriors in Crawford’s return to New York. David Lee had a MONSTER game going for 37 and 21 (!!!) and Chris Duhon established a new Knick record by dropping 22 dimes!!! Former Warrior Al Harrington also went to work on his old mates and posted up 36 and 12. Too bad it was against a struggling Warriors squad.
Wasn’t it just last week when I was talking about Crawford’s handles? Well somebody really needs to get Ray Allen an ankle brace after this.
Likewise for Andre Miller.
A couple weeks back I mentioned how I watched the T-Wolves/Thunder game even though it was a battle of cellar-dwellers. I didn’t bother watching the first 3 quarters of the rematch this past week, but since it was close, I switched back and forth to it for the last quarter. Glad I did. After Kevin Durant threw down to tie the game with 3 seconds left, Mike Miller ended up hitting a 18-footer at the buzzer to give the Wolves the road W. He still needs to trim that salad though.
The loss against the T-Wolves extended the Thunder’s losing streak to 14, but they bounced back and took down Memphis the following night to finally end the wretchedness. The Grizz looked pretty bad turning the ball over time after time and the crowd was…well, there was no crowd.
So the other day the good folks at Dime Mag posted a great HEB commercial starring Manu, TD, Brent Barry and Bruce Bowen. It turns out there are about 6-7 different spots, all of which are surprisingly funny considering the Spurs have been notoriously dubbed as “boring” for the last decade or so. Here’s a couple of them, but it’s worth checking out the others too…
Ramon Sessions has been ballin’ in Milwaukee. Even though ‘Bron sent his shit the other way via rocket mail the other night, Sessions recently stepped into the Bucks starting line-up replacing the injured Luke Ridnour. Sessions is averaging 15 chips and 6 dimes so far this year and has scored in double figures in all but a few games.
Man, the Lakers are too damn good. Although the Cavs (14-3) and the Celts (16-2) have put together tremendous seasons so far, the Lakers seem to be able to pull away from opponents whenever they feel like it, which is why I think they’re the #1 team in the L right now. The C’s have had to grind out several games this season but with the Lakers, everybody on the roster is seeing more 4th quarter minutes than Kobe. Phil Jackson usually yanks him early in the 4th and that’s it.
They took down the Nets, Mavs and Raps this past week and each game was tight until the Lakers kicked it into that extra gear.
The Nets game was tight going into the second half but before I could even spell Vladimir Radmonovic’s name, the Lakers were up by nearly 20.
Ditto for the game against the Raps where the Lakers toyed with them, allowing them to get within 7 or 8 on multiple occasions before extending the lead back to 15+.
The Mavs game was definitely the most exciting though, with the Lakers going on a huge run to come back from being down 12. The Mavs had pretty much controlled the game up until mid-way through the third and then it was lights out. No literally, it was lights out. With the Staples Center going nuts, and Lamar Odom tossing an alley-oop to Pau Gasol to tie the game, the Staples Center lights cut out and went into the starting line-up/player intro light show. Seriously though, I haven’t seen Staples like that in years. Check the clip here and fast forward to about the 1:10 mark.
Devin Harris…still tearing it up. After coming off a 34 point effort against Utah, Dude nearly dropped 50 (47) on the Suns and also added 7 boards and 8 dimes. Just think of how tough it must be just going up against guys like Deron Williams and Steve Nash on a nightly basis let alone OWNING them.
As for the week ahead, there are a couple of light nights coming up on the sked (Mon, Thurs) but both nights should still be good. On Monday, there’s only 3 games but one of them is Boston (16-2, 8 game win streak) vs. Orlando (13-4, 4 game win streak) and the only 2 games on Thursday are both big Western Conference match-ups with an improving Dallas squad (6-3 since I started bashing them…but still only 2-4 at home on the year) going up against Phoenix (7-2 on the road) and San An (with Parker AND Manu back) going head-to-head with Chauncey, ‘Melo and company (8-2 in their last 10).
There could also be a new team atop the Eastern Conference by the end of the week as Boston has a couple of tough challenges ahead with games against Orlando and a (legit) Portland squad (who just beat Detroit!) along with a couple games against Indy sprinkled in there. Cleveland on the other hand has a pretty soft week going up against Indy, Charlotte and NY. If Orlando can get through Boston on Monday, they finish the week off EXTREMELY easy with games against Minnesota (4-11) and OKC (2-16) and we all know anything can happen.
Anyways, that’s it for this week suckas…
I’m out like Ray Ray’s ankles…
-Gliz
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So LebronFest didn’t quite turn out as spectacular as many had hoped. With ‘Bron making his first appearance of the year at MSG and with the Knicks already making the sales-pitch to woo ‘Bron to NY when his contract expires in 2010, the game was a dud. Apart from the game, NYC went all out by having a celebration out front of MSG before the game started. Hundreds of fans donned red ‘Witness’ T’s while hot dog vendors, tucked in their custom-painted ‘Witness’ hot-dog stands, gave away free hot dogs, apparently courtesy of Lebron. Earlier in the morning, hordes of red Lebron basketballs could be found on 23 playgrounds scattered around NYC and Nike also released their limited edition 'Big Apple' Zoom LeBron VI sneaker the same day.
Oh yeah, the game? The Knicks got pasted (lost by about 17, but were down like 30 most of the game) and ‘Bron didn’t see a second of tick in the 4th.
Speaking of the Knicks, reader “ThatKnickFan” commented last week that there shouldn’t be any pity for Knicks fans after they unloaded Jamal Crawford and Zach Randolph and stated that they’re set for 2010 to become a real NBA team again.
That said, I still find pity for Knicks fans.
I agree with ”ThatKnickFan” that Z-Bo is a black hole and his shot selection is terrible, but being the joke of the NBA should be unacceptable in a place like NY. It's the Mecca of hoops and they haven't been competitive for years.
I think they had a chance to slip in the playoffs as a 7, 8 seed this year but now their frontline is smaller than Kevin Durant's biceps.
Eddy Curry is injured and out of shape and Jared Jeffries is also injured...who does that leave? Jerome James and that Gallinari kid? Sheesh. I like David Lee but he’s way too undersized to bang in the paint with the biggest of the bigs night in and night out.
The Knicks have been shit since like 2000-2001, and have only made the playoffs ONCE in the last 7 years...so come 2010, that'll almost be 10 years since they've been half-ass decent!!!
No playoffs the last 4 years.
7 coaches in the last 8 years.
7 straight years of sub-500 basketball.
2 more years to wait.
That's why I pity Knicks fans.
All that said, Saturday was a great day in Knickland as the Knicks beat the Warriors in Crawford’s return to New York. David Lee had a MONSTER game going for 37 and 21 (!!!) and Chris Duhon established a new Knick record by dropping 22 dimes!!! Former Warrior Al Harrington also went to work on his old mates and posted up 36 and 12. Too bad it was against a struggling Warriors squad.
Wasn’t it just last week when I was talking about Crawford’s handles? Well somebody really needs to get Ray Allen an ankle brace after this.
Likewise for Andre Miller.
A couple weeks back I mentioned how I watched the T-Wolves/Thunder game even though it was a battle of cellar-dwellers. I didn’t bother watching the first 3 quarters of the rematch this past week, but since it was close, I switched back and forth to it for the last quarter. Glad I did. After Kevin Durant threw down to tie the game with 3 seconds left, Mike Miller ended up hitting a 18-footer at the buzzer to give the Wolves the road W. He still needs to trim that salad though.
The loss against the T-Wolves extended the Thunder’s losing streak to 14, but they bounced back and took down Memphis the following night to finally end the wretchedness. The Grizz looked pretty bad turning the ball over time after time and the crowd was…well, there was no crowd.
So the other day the good folks at Dime Mag posted a great HEB commercial starring Manu, TD, Brent Barry and Bruce Bowen. It turns out there are about 6-7 different spots, all of which are surprisingly funny considering the Spurs have been notoriously dubbed as “boring” for the last decade or so. Here’s a couple of them, but it’s worth checking out the others too…
Ramon Sessions has been ballin’ in Milwaukee. Even though ‘Bron sent his shit the other way via rocket mail the other night, Sessions recently stepped into the Bucks starting line-up replacing the injured Luke Ridnour. Sessions is averaging 15 chips and 6 dimes so far this year and has scored in double figures in all but a few games.
Man, the Lakers are too damn good. Although the Cavs (14-3) and the Celts (16-2) have put together tremendous seasons so far, the Lakers seem to be able to pull away from opponents whenever they feel like it, which is why I think they’re the #1 team in the L right now. The C’s have had to grind out several games this season but with the Lakers, everybody on the roster is seeing more 4th quarter minutes than Kobe. Phil Jackson usually yanks him early in the 4th and that’s it.
They took down the Nets, Mavs and Raps this past week and each game was tight until the Lakers kicked it into that extra gear.
The Nets game was tight going into the second half but before I could even spell Vladimir Radmonovic’s name, the Lakers were up by nearly 20.
Ditto for the game against the Raps where the Lakers toyed with them, allowing them to get within 7 or 8 on multiple occasions before extending the lead back to 15+.
The Mavs game was definitely the most exciting though, with the Lakers going on a huge run to come back from being down 12. The Mavs had pretty much controlled the game up until mid-way through the third and then it was lights out. No literally, it was lights out. With the Staples Center going nuts, and Lamar Odom tossing an alley-oop to Pau Gasol to tie the game, the Staples Center lights cut out and went into the starting line-up/player intro light show. Seriously though, I haven’t seen Staples like that in years. Check the clip here and fast forward to about the 1:10 mark.
Devin Harris…still tearing it up. After coming off a 34 point effort against Utah, Dude nearly dropped 50 (47) on the Suns and also added 7 boards and 8 dimes. Just think of how tough it must be just going up against guys like Deron Williams and Steve Nash on a nightly basis let alone OWNING them.
As for the week ahead, there are a couple of light nights coming up on the sked (Mon, Thurs) but both nights should still be good. On Monday, there’s only 3 games but one of them is Boston (16-2, 8 game win streak) vs. Orlando (13-4, 4 game win streak) and the only 2 games on Thursday are both big Western Conference match-ups with an improving Dallas squad (6-3 since I started bashing them…but still only 2-4 at home on the year) going up against Phoenix (7-2 on the road) and San An (with Parker AND Manu back) going head-to-head with Chauncey, ‘Melo and company (8-2 in their last 10).
There could also be a new team atop the Eastern Conference by the end of the week as Boston has a couple of tough challenges ahead with games against Orlando and a (legit) Portland squad (who just beat Detroit!) along with a couple games against Indy sprinkled in there. Cleveland on the other hand has a pretty soft week going up against Indy, Charlotte and NY. If Orlando can get through Boston on Monday, they finish the week off EXTREMELY easy with games against Minnesota (4-11) and OKC (2-16) and we all know anything can happen.
Anyways, that’s it for this week suckas…
I’m out like Ray Ray’s ankles…
-Gliz
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
A-Game ft. Kim Davis - The Preparation - Music Video
The video is here...Big shout-out to A- Game and Kim Davis
A-Game featuring Kim Davis - The Preparation
A-game featuring Kim Davis - The Preparation
Directed by: Laq and GloryL&G Films
Song Produced by: Chris Childz
NBA – Week 4 – SirmacTV.com
Yep, it's that time again...time for another round with ya boy Gliz...So I'm sure some of you guys caught the Raps/Nets game last week...Vince guts the Raps everytime. It stings. Luckily I was watching from a fine establishment and had many drinks to sooth the pain...On the real though, there’s no excuse of why AP and Jose got caught up on that screen…critical mistake. On a play like that, there’s no time to fight through screens so Jose and AP should’ve communicated earlier (before the play even started perhaps) and decided what they were gonna do WHEN the screen came (they had to have known it was coming). If Jose had switched with AP, all he would’ve had to do was impede Vince on his way to the bucket and all the timing would have been thrown off. Also, Bosh on Harris may have also been a questionable call and when the whole play went down, CB4 (the Raps biggest guy on the floor) was standing out around center. Harris was giving Jose buckets most of the night so it wasn’t necessarily a bad call sticking Jose on Dooling, but I would’ve put AP on Harris (instead of CB4), and then would’ve put CB4 or Moon on Vince. AP on Vince wasn’t necessarily a bad call either, but Moon and CB4 are both longer and are athletic enough to stick with Vince (at least for 2.1 seconds). Everyone in the GTA knew Vince was gonna get the final look so it seems unacceptable to me that he would get all the way to the rim untouched. Kudos to the Nets’ short little ginger coach for drawing up that play.Last week I mentioned Golden State rook Anthony Morrow and how he dropped 37 and 11 on the Clips. In a league filled with guys ‘on the verge’, one night certainly isn’t enough to crown anybody as anything, so I tuned into GS’s next game to catch Morrow again. He ended up putting 25 chips on the table in a win against the Blazers and looked smooth in the open court. On one play, he crossed up a Blazer’s defender (Sergio Rodriguez maybe?) and popped the jimmy from the corner. He only tallied 7 pts. in the game after that, but it’s clear why he’s snuck into the top 5 in NBA.com’s Rookie Rankings.I went into 7-11 earlier in the week and saw Mike James on the side of a milk carton. Remember a few years back when him and CB4 were the only viable offensive options for the Raps? Well after doing minimal research, I found him. He’s withering away in New Orleans averaging 2.5 pts a contest.The Lakers are solid. Even though it wouldn’t take a neuro-surgeon to figure that out (they got a 10-1 record), I’ve watched at least 7-8 of their games and they just dominate. Kobe is usually sipping Gatorade on the sidelines in the 4th quarter and they got depth all the way through. Prior to EASILY taking care of the Suns and Nuggets later in the week, I watched the Lakers put away the Bulls on ‘Lakers Courtside View’…which is actually pretty dope. The game is basically broadcasted through a few courtside cameras and there’s no announcers so all you hear is the real crowd reaction and ambient noise…and even some fuckin’ expletives here and there. It also gives you a better perception of how strong and quick these dudes are. In that game, Pau had 18 in the 1st quarter and Kobe was dropping no-look dimes and behind the back passes all over the gym.So can any of you guys guess who leads the league in scoring per 48 minutes???How about Thomas Gardner, Walter Sharpe and Donyell Marshall! All have played less than 3 games.So a few weeks after the blockbuster Chauncey/A.I trade went down, The Nuggets have seemed to gotten used to Chauncey a little quicker than the Pistons have gotten used to A.I. The Nuggets are 7-2 with Chauncey while the Pistons are a modest 4-4 with A.I.Although I realize Dumars had to shake things up a bit, I dunno if I would’ve been so quick to unload my starting pg. A.I averages 25 ppg when his team(s) win this season and only 15 ppg in losses. On a team like Detroit where scoring isn’t that much of a concern (Rip, ‘Sheed, Tayshaun, Stuckey etc.), I think they need a facilitator more than a bonafide chucker.I pity Knicks fan. First they unloaded their leading scorer in Jamal Crawford and then they send Zach Randolph, a regular 20-10 guy, on his way out of town. In return, the Knicks got Al Harrington from Golden State and then got Cat Mobley and Tim Thomas from the Clips in exchange for Z-Bo. I’ve always been a fan of Crawford although I figured the only reason he averages the numbers he does is because he jacks shots. He’ll have a great time with Stephen Jackson and should thrive in Nellie’s system.
A lot of Knicks fans are fed up with the Z-Bo deal because they figure the only value that Mobley and Thomas hold is that they have expiring contracts. Is a couple expiring contracts worth the 20.3 ppg and 12.3 boards a game that Z-Bo gave? I’ve been somewhat of a Knicks fan since the late 90’s so I hate watching them enter into a rebuilding stage…especially when they’re just rebuilding from the previous rebuilding effort. There’s also been some rumors that Starbury could be on his way to MIA (along with some other spare parts) in exchange for Marion. I think it’s a bit of a stretch, but anything is possible. In the meantime, check out clips of Jamal's nasty signature move
Other than the Raps/Nets game, the other game of the week has to go to the Jazz/Bulls game from Sunday night. I started watching in the 2nd half when the Jazz started fastbreaking about mid-way through the 3rd. It started out with little Ronnie Price flying through the lane for a huge cram and then there was a huge Ronnie Brewer alley-oop the next trip down…which was followed by another Price breakaway flush…and finally ended with a Paul Millsap two-hander. The Bulls stayed poised though, with Drew Gooden knocking down some key jumpers and Derek Rose driving the lane for 2 tough buckets in the final minute…all of which set the table for Larry Hughes to knock down the game winning jumper with no ticks left. Big road W for the Bulls. Here’s the highlights… http://www.nba.com/video/games/jazz/2008/11/24/nba_chi_uta_0020800202_recap.nba/index.html?player=game&q=0020800202&ls=gt1hp0020800202
I was watching the Jazz broadcast which also had Deron Williams guest commentating for a bit and it’s looking like he’ll be good to go for Wednesday’s match-up against Memphis.
Anyways, that’s it for this week, but check back next week for my review of Lebron night at MSG!
I’m out like Z-Bo.
A lot of Knicks fans are fed up with the Z-Bo deal because they figure the only value that Mobley and Thomas hold is that they have expiring contracts. Is a couple expiring contracts worth the 20.3 ppg and 12.3 boards a game that Z-Bo gave? I’ve been somewhat of a Knicks fan since the late 90’s so I hate watching them enter into a rebuilding stage…especially when they’re just rebuilding from the previous rebuilding effort. There’s also been some rumors that Starbury could be on his way to MIA (along with some other spare parts) in exchange for Marion. I think it’s a bit of a stretch, but anything is possible. In the meantime, check out clips of Jamal's nasty signature move
Other than the Raps/Nets game, the other game of the week has to go to the Jazz/Bulls game from Sunday night. I started watching in the 2nd half when the Jazz started fastbreaking about mid-way through the 3rd. It started out with little Ronnie Price flying through the lane for a huge cram and then there was a huge Ronnie Brewer alley-oop the next trip down…which was followed by another Price breakaway flush…and finally ended with a Paul Millsap two-hander. The Bulls stayed poised though, with Drew Gooden knocking down some key jumpers and Derek Rose driving the lane for 2 tough buckets in the final minute…all of which set the table for Larry Hughes to knock down the game winning jumper with no ticks left. Big road W for the Bulls. Here’s the highlights… http://www.nba.com/video/games/jazz/2008/11/24/nba_chi_uta_0020800202_recap.nba/index.html?player=game&q=0020800202&ls=gt1hp0020800202
I was watching the Jazz broadcast which also had Deron Williams guest commentating for a bit and it’s looking like he’ll be good to go for Wednesday’s match-up against Memphis.
Anyways, that’s it for this week, but check back next week for my review of Lebron night at MSG!
I’m out like Z-Bo.
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Gliz's Weekly NBA Rant! NBA Week 3 - SirmacTV.com
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So it’s only right that we start this week off by giving daps to Shaq, A.I and Kobe who all moved up the NBA all-time scoring list this past week. Shaq climbed over John Havlichek into 10th, A.I passed Elgin Baylor for 19th and Kobe claimed the 22nd spot after passing Gary Payton and Larry Bird. That’s not bad company right there.
So last week I was going on about how ATL was still unbeaten and how Boston was gonna be their truest test so far. The Hawks took Boston into OT but Paul Pierce was clutch down the stretch, as he always is, and the C’s pulled it out. Since then, the Hawks have lost their last 2 and have returned from the stratosphere.
Last week there was also talk about a couple trades involving the Raps and Jason Kapono. One deal had him going to Golden State along with Kris Humphries in exchange for Al Harrington, while the other had him possibly involved in a 3-way deal where the Raps would end up with Gerald Wallace of the Bobcats. A lot of people that I talked to cited Kapono as “too good a shooter” to be let go, and I agree that the dude can shoot the lights out…but what good is that if he’s not gunning??? When I checked the stats, Kapono is 14th in the L in 3-point %, however, he’s sitting at 130th when it comes to treys-attempted (only 14! I thought it was a typo…). Just to put that in perspective, S-Jack is leading the way with 68 attempts, which brings me back to my initial point: Kapono can shoot, but why keep him if he’s not shooting? Realistically, with Bosh and O’Neal attracting double-teams down low, shouldn’t Kapono be getting a tonne of open looks? Guys like Ray Allen, Peja, Bibby all have 45+ attempts, fuck, even Daquan Cook has 55 attempts! In order to justify keeping Kapono while also getting the true value out of him, Sam needs to tweak the offence…otherwise I’d just consider Kapono a decent trading chip.
So far this season I think the East is looking better than the West. So far. The Spurs are injury-ridden and should eventually bounce back, but the Mavs ship just keeps sinking, and even though Phoenix sits at 7-3, they’ve looked vulnerable and barely pulled out W’s against Memphis and Sacramento. They’re always gonna be a tough team to match-up against but I think the window for a ‘Chip will be nearly closed after this year. In regards to the Mavs, the Kidd/Harris trade isn’t looking so hot these days…the aging Kidd is still pushing along but Harris has been unstoppable for the Nets. In the last 3 games (all Nets wins) Harris has went for 33, 30 and 38. Now it’s just a matter of whether or not he can stay healthy.
By now I’m guessing some of you guys have caught the new Converse spot for the Wade 4’s that says “Dwayne Wade’s belief is stronger than your doubt”. Well, the dude was a monster for the last week averaging 31 points a contest and looking as healthy as ever. After coming off a strong Olympic run (where I personally thought he was the Redeem Teams best player) the doubters kept surfacing and people questioned if he was the same star he once was. Lamarcus Aldredge, Travis Outlaw and Steve Blake all learned the
So it’s only right that we start this week off by giving daps to Shaq, A.I and Kobe who all moved up the NBA all-time scoring list this past week. Shaq climbed over John Havlichek into 10th, A.I passed Elgin Baylor for 19th and Kobe claimed the 22nd spot after passing Gary Payton and Larry Bird. That’s not bad company right there.
So last week I was going on about how ATL was still unbeaten and how Boston was gonna be their truest test so far. The Hawks took Boston into OT but Paul Pierce was clutch down the stretch, as he always is, and the C’s pulled it out. Since then, the Hawks have lost their last 2 and have returned from the stratosphere.
Last week there was also talk about a couple trades involving the Raps and Jason Kapono. One deal had him going to Golden State along with Kris Humphries in exchange for Al Harrington, while the other had him possibly involved in a 3-way deal where the Raps would end up with Gerald Wallace of the Bobcats. A lot of people that I talked to cited Kapono as “too good a shooter” to be let go, and I agree that the dude can shoot the lights out…but what good is that if he’s not gunning??? When I checked the stats, Kapono is 14th in the L in 3-point %, however, he’s sitting at 130th when it comes to treys-attempted (only 14! I thought it was a typo…). Just to put that in perspective, S-Jack is leading the way with 68 attempts, which brings me back to my initial point: Kapono can shoot, but why keep him if he’s not shooting? Realistically, with Bosh and O’Neal attracting double-teams down low, shouldn’t Kapono be getting a tonne of open looks? Guys like Ray Allen, Peja, Bibby all have 45+ attempts, fuck, even Daquan Cook has 55 attempts! In order to justify keeping Kapono while also getting the true value out of him, Sam needs to tweak the offence…otherwise I’d just consider Kapono a decent trading chip.
So far this season I think the East is looking better than the West. So far. The Spurs are injury-ridden and should eventually bounce back, but the Mavs ship just keeps sinking, and even though Phoenix sits at 7-3, they’ve looked vulnerable and barely pulled out W’s against Memphis and Sacramento. They’re always gonna be a tough team to match-up against but I think the window for a ‘Chip will be nearly closed after this year. In regards to the Mavs, the Kidd/Harris trade isn’t looking so hot these days…the aging Kidd is still pushing along but Harris has been unstoppable for the Nets. In the last 3 games (all Nets wins) Harris has went for 33, 30 and 38. Now it’s just a matter of whether or not he can stay healthy.
By now I’m guessing some of you guys have caught the new Converse spot for the Wade 4’s that says “Dwayne Wade’s belief is stronger than your doubt”. Well, the dude was a monster for the last week averaging 31 points a contest and looking as healthy as ever. After coming off a strong Olympic run (where I personally thought he was the Redeem Teams best player) the doubters kept surfacing and people questioned if he was the same star he once was. Lamarcus Aldredge, Travis Outlaw and Steve Blake all learned the
that he still is.
In the same game, my boy Rudy Fernandez came off the bench for Portland and hung 25 on the Heat.
Utah fans rejoiced for a couple days after getting Deron Williams back, but his return was short-lived. In the 2 games back, Williams only scored 7 and 8 pts. respectively and seemed to be tentative to play his slashing style of game. He ended up sitting out Friday’s game against Charlotte and Saturday’s game against the Cavs.
So ummmmm, how about Dwight Howard’s first triple-double of his career? Superman dropped 30 to go along with 19 boards and 10 BLOCKS in a 16-point piecing of Oklahoma City. This came after he went for 29 and 19 the previous game. That’s just abuse.
I know this isn’t NBA-related, but if you haven’t checked out Team Flight Brothers, peep the clip
In the same game, my boy Rudy Fernandez came off the bench for Portland and hung 25 on the Heat.
Utah fans rejoiced for a couple days after getting Deron Williams back, but his return was short-lived. In the 2 games back, Williams only scored 7 and 8 pts. respectively and seemed to be tentative to play his slashing style of game. He ended up sitting out Friday’s game against Charlotte and Saturday’s game against the Cavs.
So ummmmm, how about Dwight Howard’s first triple-double of his career? Superman dropped 30 to go along with 19 boards and 10 BLOCKS in a 16-point piecing of Oklahoma City. This came after he went for 29 and 19 the previous game. That’s just abuse.
I know this isn’t NBA-related, but if you haven’t checked out Team Flight Brothers, peep the clip
Naaaasty.
If you were Rip Hamilton, would you be pissed at the Pistons front office? Rip signed a 3-year contract extension only 3 days before his bestfriend Chauncey Billups got dealt to Denver and was allegedly kept in the dark about the deal. Rip obviously loves Detroit but would he have signed his deal if he knew Chauncey was on his way out of town? Have you guys checked out the
If you were Rip Hamilton, would you be pissed at the Pistons front office? Rip signed a 3-year contract extension only 3 days before his bestfriend Chauncey Billups got dealt to Denver and was allegedly kept in the dark about the deal. Rip obviously loves Detroit but would he have signed his deal if he knew Chauncey was on his way out of town? Have you guys checked out the
vs.
Ibeatyou.com challenge? Both dudes made funny-ass clips but I’m giving the edge to B-Diddy by a slight margin…
Speaking of Baron, did anyone see him and the Clips get torched by…Chris Tucker? No wait, it was actually Anthony Morrow (Who the hell is Anthony Morrow?). Aside from looking like Chris Tucker, the undrafted rookie dropped 37 and added in 11 boards in Golden State’s win against the Clips on Saturday. He was giving buckets to Cat Mobley and Ricky Davis all night long and even the announcers said “nobody in the building even knows who this guy is”. We’ll see what the rest of the season holds…
Well that’s it for this week, but as mentioned before, make sure to check out SirmacTV.com and I’ll see you cats next week…
I’m out like Chauncey.
Speaking of Baron, did anyone see him and the Clips get torched by…Chris Tucker? No wait, it was actually Anthony Morrow (Who the hell is Anthony Morrow?). Aside from looking like Chris Tucker, the undrafted rookie dropped 37 and added in 11 boards in Golden State’s win against the Clips on Saturday. He was giving buckets to Cat Mobley and Ricky Davis all night long and even the announcers said “nobody in the building even knows who this guy is”. We’ll see what the rest of the season holds…
Well that’s it for this week, but as mentioned before, make sure to check out SirmacTV.com and I’ll see you cats next week…
I’m out like Chauncey.
Welcome To The Team Todd
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Saturday, November 15, 2008
A-Game Feat. Kim Davis-"The Preparation" Trailer
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A-Game Feat. Kim Davis-The Preparation(Video Trailer)
A-Game Feat. Kim Davis-"The Preparation"
A-Game Feat. Kim Davis-"The Preparation"
JD Era Feat. Akon - Up & Down
JD Era Feat. Akon- Up & Down
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Shout out to JG
Friday, November 14, 2008
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Lil Wayne Performs With Kid Rock At CMA's!
Many people where looking forward to seeing this but...he didn't really perform. He was on stage randomly i don't kno what he was trying to do, but he looked way out of place.
You see Wayne @ the 2 min mark
You see Wayne @ the 2 min mark
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
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ERA WHATS GOOD?
JD ERA (http://www.myspace.com/jdera) BLACK MARKET MUSIC GROUP
Got a chance to catch up with JD ERA this past weekend. I got a chance to listen to his upcoming single, “ERA WHATS GOOD” yes that’s the title of the record and I will share it with everyone when I get the word from his Management Team. Big shout out to Major and C.E.O Fa$e. The record is crazy…and Era is gonna drop it before he makes a move out to NEW YORK.
ATTENTION: For All The Artists Out There looking to get some JD ERA verses Please Contact Major @ the following address: THEPRODUCT@ROGERS.COM
JD ERA -”ERA WHATS GOOD?” Prod. BY: SPINZ……COMING SOON
SIRMAC TV
Got a chance to catch up with JD ERA this past weekend. I got a chance to listen to his upcoming single, “ERA WHATS GOOD” yes that’s the title of the record and I will share it with everyone when I get the word from his Management Team. Big shout out to Major and C.E.O Fa$e. The record is crazy…and Era is gonna drop it before he makes a move out to NEW YORK.
ATTENTION: For All The Artists Out There looking to get some JD ERA verses Please Contact Major @ the following address: THEPRODUCT@ROGERS.COM
JD ERA -”ERA WHATS GOOD?” Prod. BY: SPINZ……COMING SOON
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Saturday, November 8, 2008
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Saturday Night Live Presidential Bash 2008! Edition
Sarah Palin Crosses Paths With Tina Fey On SNL
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Sarah Palin On SNL Dancing To Alaskan Rap Song
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Sunday, November 2, 2008
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JD ERA Live Performance @ ELEMENTS
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JD ERA- TORONTO, CANADA
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Coming To America MIXTAPE [WWW.ALLHIPHOP.COM] REVIEW
HERE IS THE REVIEW FROM http://allhiphop.com/stories/reviewsmusic/archive/2008/10/20/20601262.aspx
It can get warm up north. JD Era is an interesting lyricist, combining a hard hitting flow with some interesting lyrics. On Coming To America he makes a good case on why people should be listening to the kid. The evidence lies in tracks like “Hollywood” where he displays his flowing potential and “A Millie”, where he attacks the already overused beat with some serious venom. However, there’s some blame to place upon DJ Wristpect, as his awkward fades make this one an odd listen. Either way, for those who want to take a trip north, you will be hard pressed to find someone better than Era .
Source: http://allhiphop.com/stories/reviewsmusic/archive/2008/10/20/20601262.aspx
Saturday, October 18, 2008
SNL! SARAH PALIN EDITION!
Sarah Palin Crosses Paths With Tina Fey On SNL
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This week In Canadian Music
JONNY ROXX- BLACK MARKET MUSIC GROUP
JONNY ROXX-"SPACESHIP WORKS"
This is his first single off his upcoming album. This track is on some next shit. Bump
DRAKE- ATF
Two Dope Tracks From The Homie Drake
Drake "Sooner Than Later" http://www.zshare.net/audio/5000243089de5716/
Drake "Get Over It" http://www.zshare.net/audio/5000255711a4e0a8/
JD ERA- BLACK MARKET MUSIC GROUP
JD ERA "THE VISION" DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.zshare.net/audio/50003874c3466c98/
New Single From JD ERA...COMING SOOOOON.
From 2DOPEBOYZ.COM
T-Dot’s JD Era spits a few bars on this joint off DJ Wristpect’s upcoming Bridging the Gap v.5: TO to NC, which is hosted by Little Brother and drops this Sunday! Shouts to SirmacTV.
JONNY ROXX-"SPACESHIP WORKS"
This is his first single off his upcoming album. This track is on some next shit. Bump
DRAKE- ATF
Two Dope Tracks From The Homie Drake
Drake "Sooner Than Later" http://www.zshare.net/audio/5000243089de5716/
Drake "Get Over It" http://www.zshare.net/audio/5000255711a4e0a8/
JD ERA- BLACK MARKET MUSIC GROUP
JD ERA "THE VISION" DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.zshare.net/audio/50003874c3466c98/
New Single From JD ERA...COMING SOOOOON.
From 2DOPEBOYZ.COM
T-Dot’s JD Era spits a few bars on this joint off DJ Wristpect’s upcoming Bridging the Gap v.5: TO to NC, which is hosted by Little Brother and drops this Sunday! Shouts to SirmacTV.
Friday, October 17, 2008
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DAVE POWERS
Big Shout out to my homie Powers..He out in Europe travelling the world and shit. So you might ask, Who is Dave Powers? Well you will soon find out as he will be joining us at SIRMACTV.COM. Y’all Can Thank Me Later. Welcome To The Team Powers.
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