Odom Publicado 5 Junho 2009 http://www.cmportugal.com/index.php?s=&...t&p=5050534 Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Nuk Publicado 6 Junho 2009 Li num forum dos Bucks que Ray Ray pode voltar a Milwaukee por troca por RJ + qualquer coisa. Era perfeito ter Redd e Ray Ray de novo era óptimo. Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Vimaranes1922 Publicado 6 Junho 2009 Para quem gosta de estatísticas podem visitar este site. Eu achei interessante. Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Odom Publicado 8 Junho 2009 Los Angeles and STAPLES Center to host NBA All-Star 2011 LOS ANGELES, JUNE 7, 2009 -- Los Angeles, a city with a reputation for producing highly successful sequels, and STAPLES Center, considered one of the world's best arenas for sports and entertainment, have been selected to host NBA All-Star 2011, marking the fifth time The City of Angels and the second time STAPLES Center will be the site of the annual celebration, NBA Commissioner David Stern announced at a press conference today in Los Angeles. AEG President and CEO Timothy J. Leiweke and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa joined Stern at the announcement. http://www.nba.com/2009/news/06/07/2011.allstar/ Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Yu Dabao Publicado 10 Junho 2009 The new Michael Jordan http://www.marca.com/2009/06/10/baloncesto...1244634456.html Compartilhar este post Link para o post
cavs # 23 Publicado 10 Junho 2009 The new Michael Jordan http://www.marca.com/2009/06/10/baloncesto...1244634456.html por falar em talento....reparem neste puto....... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oC3aIHg95A next Allen Iverson? :mrgreen: Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Carson Wentz Publicado 10 Junho 2009 Dallas Três anos seguidos naquela zona? Arizona, Texas, depois Califórnia... E já o ano passado foi em NO... :| Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Taka Publicado 10 Junho 2009 Com 8 anos, próximo Jordan? Peloamordedeus... E Michael Jordan é único. Chegar ao nível dele? Quase impossível. Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Taka Publicado 11 Junho 2009 tDMUs3oc0Ik "Lebron you got over 20 triple-doubles, can I have one?" LOOOOOOOL :prayer: :lol: Compartilhar este post Link para o post
rozas Publicado 11 Junho 2009 :prayer: Mas acho que eu fazia uma cena parecida :mrgreen: Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Osnofa Publicado 11 Junho 2009 Greatest Franchises Ever by John Hollinger 1. Los Angeles Lakers 2. Boston Celtics 3. San Antonio Spus 4. Chicago Bulls 5. Phoenix Suns 6. Philadelphia 76ers 7. Utah Jazz 8. Portland Trail Blazers 9. Indiana Pacers 10. Houston Rockets 11. Milwaukee Bucks ... http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/200...Rankings-Lakers Na minha opinião, o top 4 seria assim: Celtics, Lakers, Bulls, Spurs e não como está nessa lista. Mas pronto, o Holling nunca foi o melhor dos comentadores da espn :-k Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Nuk Publicado 11 Junho 2009 :( Para o ano tamos lixados Villa e Sessions não devem renovar pelo menos o primeiro é dificil, espero que o Sessions renove e se Villa não renovar que se vá buscar um PF ao Draft (Jordan Hill era porreiro) ou então se faça uma troca Yi style :mrgreen: Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Victarion Publicado 11 Junho 2009 Osnofa, é um pouco discutível isso do melhor, se são Celtics se são Lakers. Acho que estão equilibrados, digo eu. Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Osnofa Publicado 11 Junho 2009 Osnofa, é um pouco discutível isso do melhor, se são Celtics se são Lakers. Acho que estão equilibrados, digo eu. E estão equilibrados. Mas se for para escolher um que seja melhor, escolho os Celtics. O gajo da espn escolheu os Lakers por causa de ter sido a equipa com mais estrelas (Chamberlain, Magic, West, Shaq, Kareem etc.), eu escolho os Celtics mais devido aos títulos (17) do que outra coisa. Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Perdigas Publicado 13 Junho 2009 Didier Ilunga-Mbenga commonly referred to as D.J. Mbenga (pronounced: Benga), (born December 30, 1980) is a Belgian professional basketball player with the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He also plays for the Belgium national basketball team.[2] Contents [hide] Didier "Congo Cash" Mbenga was born in and raised in Zaire, now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where his father was a government employee.[3] When a new regime took over power, it sought everyone who worked for the previous leader.[3] As unrest in the country escalated, Mbenga's father was imprisoned.[3] Although he was eventually unable to save himself, he did manage to negotiate on behalf of his sons, who were also imprisoned and waiting to be executed. Mbenga fled the country on a plane to Belgium, where he received asylum.[3] While living in a refugee center, he was discovered by Belgian basketball legend Willy Steveniers, who eventually served as Mbenga's personal basketball mentor.[4] [edit]NBA career Mbenga was signed by the Dallas Mavericks during the 2004–05 season.He continued through the 2005–06 season with the Mavericks but when the season ended, Mbenga became an unrestricted free agent. Mbenga extended his contract with the Dallas Mavericks for three seasons for an approximated US$2 million a year.[5] Mbenga was then waived by the Mavericks in order for them to sign Juwan Howard. On November 17, 2007, Mbenga was signed to play with the Golden State Warriors under the direction of his old coach in Dallas, Don Nelson. On January 6, 2008 he was waived by Golden State.[6] Later that month, on January 21, 2008 he was signed to a 10-day contract by the Los Angeles Lakers.[7] On February 11, 2008 the Lakers signed Mbenga for the rest of the 2007–08 season.[8] On the night of March 6, 2009 playing against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Mbenga scored a career high 10 points with an efficient 4-5 shooting, grabbed 4 rebounds and blocked 5 shots in just 17 minutes of playing time. For the several games prior to the engagement, he has started to become a crowd favorite and he started getting known as Congo Cash .[9] [edit]Player profile In the 2006 playoffs he was suspended 6 games without pay for entering the stands. He saw coach Avery Johnson's wife being disturbed by some fans, and reportedly went into the stands with owner Mark Cuban to help usher Mrs. Johnson to the locker room. Regardless of his intentions, the NBA's Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations Stu Jackson maintained a hard line against players entering the stands (a direct result of the infamous Pacers–Pistons brawl of 2004), suspending him for six games without pay.[10] When asked about watching the Finals from home, Mbenga remarked, "Sometimes, I can't watch. When I start watching, especially when Diop or Erick have foul trouble, I get mad. I might shoot the TV."[11] On February 7, 2007 against Memphis, Mbenga hurt his knee late in the fourth quarter and limped off the court. It was originally thought that he had only strained his knee and would be back after a week or so, however, later scans found Mbenga had torn an anterior cruciate ligament, which required surgical reconstruction. As a result of the injury, Mbenga missed the rest of the season.[12] Mbenga speaks five languages: French, Portuguese, English, Lingala and Tshiluba. [13] 8) Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Odom Publicado 13 Junho 2009 Só agora é que sabes? 8) O Horford e o Mutombo também sabem português.. Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Perdigas Publicado 13 Junho 2009 Só agora é que sabes? 8) O Horford e o Mutombo também sabem português.. Sim, só agora é que soube. Peço desculpa se sou um retardado que não sabe nada. :facepalm: Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Odom Publicado 13 Junho 2009 Eu disse aquilo na boa :lol: desculpa lá se duvidei dos teus conhecimentos.. Compartilhar este post Link para o post
Osnofa Publicado 13 Junho 2009 Eu disse aquilo na boa :lol: desculpa lá se duvidei dos teus conhecimentos.. Não ligues, chama-se azia :mrgreen: Compartilhar este post Link para o post