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Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-09-2006

what a performance...

D-Wade still blew my fucking mind. Notice how light footed Shaq was in the first quarter, and how completely different he looked in the 2nd?

great game, gonna be a great series.

Jason Terry... - BIRD33 - 06-09-2006

It will end in 5.Heat take it.

Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-09-2006

BIRD33 Wrote:It will end in 5.Heat take it.

so thats the only win Dallas gets? you really think Posey/Haslim are going to contain Dirk for 5 games in a row? are you drunk on manseed?

Jason Terry... - BIRD33 - 06-09-2006

Thats the only game Dallas gets.All the heat need to do is stop terry.

Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-09-2006

BIRD33 Wrote:Thats the only game Dallas gets.All the heat need to do is stop terry.

who's gonna stop Terry? Williams can't, Payton's too old...the way Terry was moving without the ball is what Rip used to do.

Jason Terry... - BIRD33 - 06-09-2006

Rip was never that good.Terry got hot, the heat have to get used to the mav's style.Didnt Miami lose every game one this playoffs?

Jason Terry... - Anhil8tor - 06-09-2006

BIRD33 Wrote:Rip was never that good.Terry got hot, the heat have to get used to the mav's style.Didnt Miami lose every game one this playoffs?


They beat Detroit in game 1

Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-09-2006

BIRD33 Wrote:Rip was never that good.Terry got hot, the heat have to get used to the mav's style.Didnt Miami lose every game one this playoffs?

Rip is just as good as Reggie Miller.

Jason Terry... - BIRD33 - 06-09-2006

ClayRock Wrote:Rip is just as good as Reggie Miller.

Read this again, it makes no sense.Reggie was the greatest Pacer ever.

Jason Terry... - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 06-09-2006

Terry played good, the rest of the team played terrible. Dallas will win the series 4-1. I don't follow the Heat, so they probably had a bad game too. Playing San Antonio and Arizona was way harder than that game last night. Dallas would have been beaten 25 points by either of them if they played like they did last night. That's the worst game Dallas has had this whole playoffs. If Dirk, Howard and Terry are all hitting, Dallas will beat Miami by 15 points or more every game.

Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-09-2006

BIRD33 Wrote:Read this again, it makes no sense.Reggie was the greatest Pacer ever.

So the greatest Pacer ever = Detroits 5th best SG ever

Jason Terry... - BIRD33 - 06-09-2006

ClayRock Wrote:So the greatest Pacer ever = Detroits 5th best SG ever

Isiah Thomas
Reggie Miller
Dennis Rodman
Joe Dumars
Rasheed Wallace
Grant Hill
Rick Smits
Chris Mullin
Rip Hamilton

Off the top of my head.

Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-09-2006

BIRD33 Wrote:Isiah Thomas
Reggie Miller
1. Dennis Rodman
2. Joe Dumars
3. Rasheed Wallace
4. Grant Hill
Rick Smits
Chris Mullin
5. Rip Hamilton

Off the top of my head.

Looks close...Dave Bing, Dave DeBusschere, Bob Lanier, John Salley

Jason Terry... - BIRD33 - 06-09-2006

ClayRock Wrote:Looks close...Dave Bing, Dave DeBusschere, Bob Lanier, John Salley

I didnt know this.He will always be thought of as a knick.

Seriously you think John Salley was that good?Role player.Not Dave Bing maybe lanier.Rip Hamilton is supposed to be as good as Bob Lanier?Ok.


DeBusschere played professional baseball for four seasons. A tall right-handed pitcher with a lively fastball, he was called up by the White Sox in 1963 and went 3-4 with a 3.09 ERA. He showed enough promise that the White Sox protected him by exposing another player to the draft -- future Detroit Tigers star and 31-game winner Denny McLain. During the next two years DeBusschere compiled a 25-9 record for Chicago's Class AAA Indianapolis farm club.
Meanwhile, DeBusschere's NBA career got off to an auspicious start. During the 1962-63 season he averaged 12.7 points and was selected to the NBA All-Rookie Team. From the very beginning DeBusschere exhibited solid offensive skills. Although he battled for many of his points under the basket, he also proved that he could score with a good, if inconsistent, long-range shot. He handled the ball well for a big man, and occasionally the Pistons used him at guard. DeBusschere also displayed uncommon maturity for a rookie. He may have looked like a bruiser, but he was smart, analytical and coolheaded on the court.
The Pistons made the playoffs during DeBusschere's rookie season, but the following year bad luck struck. DeBusschere broke his leg and played in only 15 games in 1963-64. Detroit managed only 23 wins. Although DeBusschere began the 1964-65 campaign fully recovered, the team limped through a poor start. In November, Pistons owner Fred Zollner made a dramatic move -- he appointed DeBusschere player-coach. At age 24, DeBusschere became the youngest coach in NBA history.
It was speculated that DeBusschere had been given coaching duties to entice him away from baseball. If so, the stratagem worked. Although he played one more season of minor-league baseball, DeBusschere ended his dual-sport career shortly thereafter when he refused to accept a call-up from the White Sox at the end of 1965. He was reportedly unhappy that Chicago hadn't kept him on the major league roster that spring. With basketball training camp beginning, his coaching duties were needed and he had to make a choice.
DeBusschere's stint as coach was not successful. With the notable exception of himself, his Detroit teams were handicapped by a lack of talent. When Coach DeBusschere asked the general managers of other teams which Pistons they would trade for, the answer was always the same: "You." Inexperience and youth probably limited his effectiveness -- DeBusschere was barely 18 months out of college when he assumed coaching duties. He labored for almost three seasons at the helm before he was replaced by Donnis Butcher at the end of the 1966-67 campaign. DeBusschere retired as a coach with a 79-143 record and no playoff appearances; however, he remained with the Pistons as a full-time player.

Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-09-2006

why will he always be remembered as a Knick?

Jason Terry... - BIRD33 - 06-09-2006

ClayRock Wrote:why will he always be remembered as a Knick?

Thats where he won at.

Jason Terry... - ClayRock - 06-12-2006

Shaq held to all time NBA Finals Low 5 points.

So how can the Heat still win in 5 games?

Jason Terry... - Anhil8tor - 06-12-2006

Heat are in trouble..