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pgardn 08-02-2007 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
I think they absolutely should be the favorites to win the East. People forget very easily that Cleveland won it last year with LeBron James and nothing else. If a one man team can win it, surely a three man team can. Their window is not going to last long and I do think that any one of four or five teams from the West would be favored over them in the Finals but I agree with them being favored in the East. It just doesn't take much to be the best in the East.

Again the fatal flaw of just looking at offensive prowess. Cleveland got to the finals because they played very good defense in a weak East. DEFENSE. KG can block shots and is mobile. But he gets pushed around underneath. He needs a big physical player to complement him. Allen and Pierce have been forced to produce offensively their entire careers. They are now older injury prone scorers. Exactly how does Boston stop other teams from scoring?

King, you were the guy who picked San Antonio to lose every series in the NBA playoffs?
Think you had
Denver over San Antonio
Phoenix over San Antonio
Utah over San Antonio...?

but you did start a good thread with the Boston sports theme.

pgardn 08-02-2007 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by mortyfeatherhands
Every poster here except me should be forced to bathe.

I will shower (not bathe), if you Morton, can force yourself through sheer mental will, to burst spontaneously into flames. Concentrate. Think conflagration.

Mortimer 08-02-2007 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by pgardn
I will shower (not bathe), if you Morton, can force yourself through sheer mental will, to burst spontaneously into flames. Concentrate. Think conflagration.



Fine with me...everyone can just watch you stink then.

pgardn 08-02-2007 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by mortyfeatherhands
Fine with me...everyone can just watch you stink then.

If everyone can watch me stink, I guess they might smell you burn...
If you can concentrate. Cant you tell that I admire you?

Mortimer 08-02-2007 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by pgardn
If everyone can watch me stink, I guess they might smell you burn...
If you can concentrate. Cant you tell that I admire you?


You couldn't hear the music with a set of HarleyDavidson Megaphones.

pgardn 08-02-2007 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by mortyfeatherhands
You couldn't hear the music with a set of HarleyDavidson Megaphones.

You are correct. You march to the tune of a different tuba.

Mortimer 08-02-2007 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by pgardn
You are correct. You march to the tune of a different tuba.



Do you know who Tom Tuba is?

pgardn 08-02-2007 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by mortyfeatherhands
Do you know who Tom Tuba is?

Yes... he dotted the I at Ohio State.

Mortimer 08-02-2007 09:51 AM

Good one.




I think if you tell Dillinger to go fucl< himself that your progress will prove not to be a mirage.

pgardn 08-02-2007 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by mortyfeatherhands
Good one.




I think if you tell Dillinger to go fucl< himself that your progress will prove not to be a mirage.

It gives me great comfort to know that you are keeping track of my progress, or lack thereof. The thought that you attempt to assess progress is a bit more than disconserting.

Mortimer 08-02-2007 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by pgardn
It gives me great comfort to know that you are keeping track of my progress, or lack thereof. The thought that you attempt to assess progress is a bit more than disconserting.


You bemuse me more than amuse me.




I'm tired..get me some sen-sen.

King Glorious 11-19-2007 08:21 PM

I had the number one pick in my fantasy league and picked Randy Moss. People laughed at me. They aren't laughing now although I must admit that even though I think he's the best player in the game, I didn't expect this kind of production. Can he get seven more td's over the next two games to break Jerry Rice's record of 22 and do it in the same number of games? I wouldn't be against it.

hi_im_god 11-19-2007 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by King Glorious
I had the number one pick in my fantasy league and picked Randy Moss. People laughed at me. They aren't laughing now although I must admit that even though I think he's the best player in the game, I didn't expect this kind of production. Can he get seven more td's over the next two games to break Jerry Rice's record of 22 and do it in the same number of games? I wouldn't be against it.

unless you have some unusual scoring that remains a terrible pick. tom brady is outscoring moss in every legit scoring format i know of. and he would have been a horrible #1 pick in september.

i laughed at the guy who took adrian peterson in the 4th round and left marshawn lynch on the table for me.

that guy has legit bragging rights.

taking a wr #1? no kickers you liked better?

JJP 11-25-2007 03:56 PM

Knowing how the public loves to bet its hometown teams, I imagine the local bookmakers in Boston have gotten murdered this year. The Red Sox take the WS, the Pats have only failed to cover once, and now the Celtics are on a straight up and ATS roll.

King Glorious 12-31-2007 01:12 AM

Update:

The Red Sox won the World Series.

The Patriots just finished the regular season undefeated and set an NFL record for most points ever scored (breaking the record of the 1998 Minnesota Vikings; Randy Moss played for them too....coincidence???).

The Celtics are 26-3 and could very easily be 29-0. In their three loses:

-came from 20 down to lose at Orlando 104-102 and had chance to win it on the last shot.

-lost in overtime at Cleveland 109-104 when Ray Allen uncharacteristically missed two free throws in the final half minute and LeBron James killed them for 38 and 13 assists.

-lost to Detroit 87-85 when Chauncey Billups hit two free throws with .1 left on the clock.

To be fair, there have been some last minute wins in there too so things have a way of evening out. But they've been in every single game this year. For those of you that said that defense would be the problem, the Celtics are leading the league in holding opponents to the fewest points, lowest field goal and three point percentages, biggest rebound differential, and are third in the league in steals.

Coach Pants 12-31-2007 01:41 AM

Why didja go to da gahdens wit Mahcia? Me n' Mahk whento da movies in Hahvahd ta watch the Sax game wit Stacy n' Cahly.

pgardn 01-01-2008 10:32 AM

Admission of stupidity:

The Celtics play defense.
Doc Rivers has really done a good
job with this team.

Still got to wait to see them
make the Phoenix, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston tour though.
Patty cake schedule so far.
However, first significant road trip,
ending LA was a sign they are good.

JJP 01-06-2008 12:43 AM

I think the Jags are the one team that could beat New England. At their best, Indy could too, but with all the injuries they've had, I don't see it. But Jville is very tough and physical; the kind of team that wins games in January. If the Pats do win next week, it may be downhill from there.


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