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Category Archives: Basketball
DeadCast: Balls! 23 feat. ‘The Decision, The All Blacks, The Warriors and The Tour de France
Duncan Aaron talk about The All Blacks humiliation of The ‘Boks over the weekend, The revival of the Warriors, ‘The Decision’, The way this Tour de France is shaping up as a classic with many more to come… And that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, Cycling, DeadCast, NBA, NRL, Tri-Nations
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CHANGE
This decade: The Lakers are going to fade, and then the Thunder will take over the West. The Thunder will be the Anti-Heat, the Cool. The narrative: Good vs Evil, Ambition vs Ego, Organic vs Processed, Basketball vs Fame, Homemade … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, Fandom, NBA
Tagged Boston Celtics, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, NBA, OKC Thunder
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The Summer of 2010: Ill Informed Predictions
One of the earliest DeadBall posts, over 18 months ago, was Henry’s advance look at a scenario right on top of us right now: the battle for LeBron, and his only slightly less talented friends Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade. … Continue reading
Shut Up And Jam!
Heading into last weekend, it seemed the NBA Playoff Marathon was lurching toward the tedium of two chest-thumping juggernauts slugging it out for more prized jewellery; the competitions most decorated club pitted against their most decorated coach. Paul Pierce didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, NBA, Playoffs, Reminiscing
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Sunny Side Up
The men above have a combined age of 73, comfortably past pensionable in any nation on this earth, and well past the time when most sportsmen have become figureheads or locker room guys or whatever. Instead this Suns team is … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, NBA, Playoffs
Tagged Channing Frye, Grant Hill, Jared Dudley, Jason Richardson, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Suns, Phoenix Suns, Steve Nash
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Art vs Basketball
I’ve been reading the above book lately, and while I don’t generally make a habit of getting involved with subtitles like Essays on Art & Democracy, I might have to start now, because the following paragraph struck me so solidly … Continue reading
Fear the Deer
Anyone notice that Milwaukee quietly took the lead in the series against the Hawks? You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video – Henry
Fear the Deer
Any notice that the Milwaukee Bucks have quietly tied the series against the Hawks? You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video – Henry
I Can’t Hate the Lakers
Note: due to continued f*** ups with their much-advertised, little-supported International League Pass broadband system (which has pretty much shut down since the playoffs arrived, happily), I’ve only watched the two ESPN games so far. So frustrating. I can heartily … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball, NBA, Playoffs
Tagged Derek Fisher, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers, Oklahoma City Thunder, Phil Jackson, Ron Artest, Russell Westbrook
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