Howdy hoopsters. Right about now, every team has played their second game in the Playoffs. And after watching CP3, LBJ and KB24 play like there’s no tomorrow in the first two games, I’ve decided to list down the 10 most impressive players in the Post season. Since almost everybody has been playing well in theaaa
Background of the Photo: So the Jazz stole the second game of the best of seven series earlier today in Houston’s homecourt. How bad is it? Two things, One: Houston already dropped their first two games at home, with that being said, it could very well be the last time they’ll play in Toyota Centeraaa
 The 2008 Playoffs: The King lords Game 2  CLEVELAND – Charles Barkley must be grinning ear to ear as his prediction is a mere two wins away from culminating.  The Cavs took out the Wizards in convincing fashion with a 116 – 86 romp.  The lead was sooooooo big that LBJaaa
Ok, for fun’s sakes and to keep the flow of this site going, I’m going to upload (a) selected Photo(s) for every game played in the Playoffs. A photo which can tell exactly which can exactly tell what happened the whole freaking game! Some background on the chosen photo: After the Mavs won against theaaa
Ok, I still don’t have any sleep because I watched the Cleveland – Washington game live on Sopcast. I was supposed to go to sleep after the game but, the San Antonio – Phoenix game immediately came on so being a basketball addict that I am, I can’t help but to watch it too. Soaaa
And we’re officially back.. hopefully. While I have been busy convincing people that Kobe should be the MVP this season, my two hoopmates have already written something about the Playoffs.. and being a competitive little wimp that I am, I wouldn’t let those guys especially Sydman who actually revealed what I’ve been doing during myaaa
The 2008 NBA Playoffs Review (The West Side) THE WEST – It’s refreshing to see that the West is pretty much a humongous free-for-all that no team would clearly own an edge in their respective series. I regret that despite Golden State’s good win-loss record (and to some extent, Portland and Sacramento for having moreaaa
And we’re officially back.. hopefully. While I have been busy convincing people that Kobe should be the MVP this season, my two hoopmates have already written something about the Playoffs.. and being a competitive little wimp that I am, I wouldn’t let those guys especially Sydman who actually revealed what I’ve been doing during myaaa
After one heck of a NBA 2008 regular season, one great playoffs looms. The NBA West First Round Playoffs alone makes my Global Destiny cable subscription fee a big big big bargain. Thanks BTV for switching to Global. Let’s look at the (L)EAST later today. (Editor’s note. East predictions here.) Imagine, the Phoenix Suns andaaa
The 2008 NBA Playoffs Review THE EAST – Perhaps this season is one of the most lopsided conferences in NBA history. Clearly, the top two teams could virtually make the conference playoffs with relative ease. However, it’s hard to predict since most top-seeded teams in this conference often choke as the season progress. For Celticaaa
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