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StrayBullet · 02-08-2009, 12:46 PM

A big Sunday for the NBA today; San Antonio (33-15) v. Boston(42-10) and Los Angeles (40-9) v. Cleveland (39-9)

Boston is coming off of a loss courtesy of the Lakers on Thursday, in an intense and very tight overtime game, but managed to redeem themselves with a win against the Knicks the following evening. San Antonio has been very good as of late, winning 8 of their last 10. Gregg Popovich decided to sit his 3 stars in favour of rest against Denver on Tuesday and the bench couldn't get it done losing, 104-96. This should be a great game from the last two NBA champs.

Cleveland looks to put their incredible 23-0 home record against Kobe and the Lakers today and what a way to cap off one of the best weeks in NBA history. On Monday, Kobe torches the Knicks for 61, the most in MSG history. Then on Wednesday, Lebron showed us he could hang with 52 points and 11 assists of his own. At first, he had the triple-double with 10 rebounds, but the NBA took back a rebound and awarded it to Ben Wallace. Regardless, it's been an incredible week and the two most-dynamic superstars in the NBA are going head-to-head at 1:30p(mtn) today.

An exciting afternoon is ahead for basketball fans and since I am under the weather on such a beautiful day, I couldn't ask for anything more.

Is anyone else watching?

02-08-2009, 12:46 PM	#1
StrayBullet Powerplay Quarterback Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Calgary Exp:	NBA Sunday A big Sunday for the NBA today; San Antonio (33-15) v. Boston(42-10) and Los Angeles (40-9) v. Cleveland (39-9) Boston is coming off of a loss courtesy of the Lakers on Thursday, in an intense and very tight overtime game, but managed to redeem themselves with a win against the Knicks the following evening. San Antonio has been very good as of late, winning 8 of their last 10. Gregg Popovich decided to sit his 3 stars in favour of rest against Denver on Tuesday and the bench couldn't get it done losing, 104-96. This should be a great game from the last two NBA champs. Cleveland looks to put their incredible 23-0 home record against Kobe and the Lakers today and what a way to cap off one of the best weeks in NBA history. On Monday, Kobe torches the Knicks for 61, the most in MSG history. Then on Wednesday, Lebron showed us he could hang with 52 points and 11 assists of his own. At first, he had the triple-double with 10 rebounds, but the NBA took back a rebound and awarded it to Ben Wallace. Regardless, it's been an incredible week and the two most-dynamic superstars in the NBA are going head-to-head at 1:30p(mtn) today. An exciting afternoon is ahead for basketball fans and since I am under the weather on such a beautiful day, I couldn't ask for anything more. Is anyone else watching?