Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Snoop Dogg - Double G News Network: Ep. 1
All you pot heads light up and watch this ish ...... "Double G news" episodes 1 to 4..... Snoop has been putting these out weekly, they are kind of funny too!
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Birdman Addresses Lebron on Twitter!
So after you tweet something like that and party with the Mav's... Why is Lil wayne still wondering why Lebron doesn't salute him or acknowledge him at games. Like the saying goes, you can take them out the hood, but you can't take the hood out of them. YMCMB!
Kerr says "LeBron is not Michael. LeBron is actually Scottie"
“The irony to me is that LeBron is not Michael. LeBron is actually Scottie,” former Bull and current television analyst Steve Kerr said Monday on “The Waddle & Silvy Show” on ESPN 1000. “He’s so similar to Scottie in that defensively he was just a monster, could guard anybody, really more of a point forward than scoring guard. Scottie always loved to distribute the ball. That’s really where LeBron’s preference is.
“Phil Jackson used to call Scottie a ‘sometimes shooter.’ Sometimes they would go in, sometimes they wouldn’t. That’s how it is with LeBron. He’s a great talent and a great player but you can see his flaws as a basketball player. He doesn’t have an offensive game that he can rely on: no low-post game, no mid-range jump shot so when the game really gets tough he has a hard time finding easy baskets and getting himself going. That’s what Michael did in his sleep so that’s why the comparison is wrong.”
After James’ Heat beat the Bulls in the Eastern Conference finals, Pippen told ESPN Radio’s “Mike & Mike in the Morning” that while he believes Jordan is the greatest scorer in NBA history, James “may be the greatest player to ever play the game.”
After thriving against the Bulls, James struggled — especially in the fourth quarter — in the NBA Finals against the Dallas Mavericks, who won three straight games against the Heat to win the title on Sunday.
Top 5 paid bench warmers!
The top five:
1. Albert Haynesworth, Washington Redskins ($24 million salary + bonus) in 2010.
2. Michael Redd, Milwaukee Bucks ($18.3 million; 10 games)
3. Peja Stojakovic, Dallas Mavericks ($15 million; under 19 minutes a game for 33 games)
4. Milton Bradley, Seattle Mariners ($13 million; 28 games before being released in May)
5. Travis Hafner, Cleveland Indians ($13 million for 32 games)
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