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Yeah but basketball is his place of work/business. That wasn't the time to express "friendship" especially with the issues that are between him and the city/team. It was very unprofessional and should not have taken place. What if he would have said something and someone who is not one of his friends on the Cavs team got involved just to start trouble? And now you have Daniel Gibson coming out saying Lebron upset him with his interaction with the team during the game. It should not have taken place period. It left too much opportunity for something bad to take place that's why security rushed him off the court when the game was over because he didn't need to be personally interacting with anyone from the Cavs/fans. All of them have cell phones so if he wanted talk to them he should have done it before or after the game. Hec they could have met for lunch for all I care but there shouldn't have been all that conversing going on during the game.
I agree it was ODD looking and I didn't expect it. By the way, the Heat won again tonight
Damn Chandler is the best thing to happen to the Mavs. I might have to restore my faith in them before the playoffs.
I've always felt that Tyson was under-rated and glad he is demonstrating his basketball skills. In-fact, Dallas has been on a pretty good run lately; also San Antonio & Utah in the West and Miami, Boston, Orlando in the East. Lakers have dropped to 4th in the Western conference but at least put a stop to a deadly 4 game losing streak. Haven't quite figured out what ails the Lakers since Gasol's hamstring injury isn't all that bad [though he has been playing more minutes than all other players in the NBA]. Bynum's return, whenever that occurs, should greatly assist Gasol.
Overall the teams that looked like they would be in the lead at the start of the season are still there now. Clippers show occasional brilliance and may be a sleeper team by play off time.
I've always felt that Tyson was under-rated and glad he is demonstrating his basketball skills. In-fact, Dallas has been on a pretty good run lately; also San Antonio & Utah in the West and Miami, Boston, Orlando in the East. Lakers have dropped to 4th in the Western conference but at least put a stop to a deadly 4 game losing streak. Haven't quite figured out what ails the Lakers since Gasol's hamstring injury isn't all that bad [though he has been playing more minutes than all other players in the NBA]. Bynum's return, whenever that occurs, should greatly assist Gasol.
Overall the teams that looked like they would be in the lead at the start of the season are still there now. Clippers show occasional brilliance and may be a sleeper team by play off time.
I have always liked the Mavs but they started pissing me off with their great regular season play then when they'd get to the playoffs and choke, so this season I told myself that I wasn't going to really pay attention to them until playoffs because I'm tired of the disappointment. But after catching a couple games recently I can't help but notice the huge impact Chandler has made to the Mavs. If they can make it through without any major injuries, I def see them making a big run in the playoffs. However I'm still trying to conceal my excitement because it's still very early in the season and things really don't start getting serious until after the trade deadline but I can't help but be impressed with Chandler's addition to the Mavs especially after tonights game. The old Mavs would have lost that game.
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10 straight for Dallas with a 105-100 win over the GS Warriors. And yes Chandler has been a great pick-up thus far (hope he gets over his stomach virus soon). I'm also liking what I see from Terry so far this season.
Also excited that Roddy B could return in a few weeks.
Well Melo is out due to right knee problems which I knew something had to be going on with him because he's been in a slump since after Thanksgiving and him being out there and not playing well will def hurt his trade value.
Mavs are all hype. They will have long win streaks only to lose again in the playoffs
You're right about that. Dallas normally has a terrific regular season but then fails miserably some way or another in the playoffs. I don't know why that is exactly. I guess they cannot stand real success so they find a way to foul things up in the post-season. It's got to be a mental thing. Because they've got the talent.
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