3 Reasons Lakers vs Thunder Would Make Great Television
It will be interesting to see how the OKC fans treat World Peace. My guess is not very well.
May 8, 2012 - 12:42 pm
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With a win tonight against the Denver Nuggets, the Lakers will advance to the Western Conference semi-finals to face the Oklahoma City Thunder. This potential match up will be fascinating and entertaining for several reasons.
First, it will be the first time the two teams play each other since this vicious play:
Metta World Peace — formerly known as Ron Artest — was suspended 7 games for that elbow, which left OKC guard James Harden with a concussion. It will be very interesting to see how the OKC fans treat World Peace. My guess is not very well.
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Three reasons I’ll never watch the NBA again:
1. Their incredibly moronic and racist press release about the Zimmerman shooting.
2. Their incredibly moronic and racist press release about the Zimmerman shooting.
3. Their incredibly moronic and racist press release about the Zimmerman shooting.
When I want to watch Nazi analogues beating chests and giving stupid speeches about race, I’ll watch real ones in “The World At War.”
Just because David Stern’s worst nightmare would be to see the workmanlike, non-flashy, boring (in the eyes of the NBA’s PR machine) San Antonio Spurs win their fifth NBA title, I’m really hoping the workmanlike, non-flashy, boring San Antonio Spurs win their fifth NBA title.
Yes – then Gregg Popovich can see the writing on the wall following a Tim Duncan “I’m Done” announcement and take an offer to coach the Bulls.
The NBA has become a joke ever since Michael Jordon retired, unless you like professional wrestling and other “sports” like that. I stick to college ball now. And the Lakers are the poster boys for the modern NBA. No thanks.
wanna bet how many Laker fans following the team to OKC will end up living there permanently?