The Regime

Okay cool, I'll try and get on later tonight Hutch. What's your GT?

And the Lions self distruct in the second half...

Alfonso Smith is having a rough game lol

Really impressive back to back drives by the Lions, excellent playcalling by Linehan. Suh and Bosch are reeking havoc on Brady. Right now they're clicking on both sides of the ball. Alot of football to be played though. And honestly this has been the theme for the Lions all season, they keep it competitive but cant pull the win out at the end.

Happy turkey day guys, have a good time with your familes.

Noah's pass was right on the dime, good finish by Rose. Double OT. Rose played smart in the first OT and didn't pick up his 6th foul, hopefully he can do the same here. The Bulls are done if he fouls out.

Nash overdribbled, good defense by the Bulls.

Bonehead fouls by both teams. Bulls bail out the Suns with a foul on Nash while the shotclock was running down, and then the Suns repay the favor with a foul on Rose when he had his dribble picked up. Clutch ft's by Nash and Rose.

T-Wolves are doing a great job defensively but just horrible execution on offense. Beasley is way too passive right now.

What a horrible foul, I knew this was too good to be true. -_-

Erick Spolestra is happening, it's always his fault.

Eddie House got worked in the last couple minutes of that game, major props to Jameer for carrying the Magic down the stretch.

I'm not going to get my hopes up just yet, but I really think the T-Wolves hand San Antonio their second loss of the season. T-Wolves frontcourt is getting the best of San Antonio's frontcourt tonight.

We definitely wore the Bulls out, there is no way any team in the league shoots that bad in the opening quarter against Phoenix.

Bogut needs to get healthy quick, the Bucks are playing some of the worst basketball in the league.

You know Wade's shooting is off when he airballs a wide open three pointer.

First off Sonny Weems is playing 8 more minutes on average, that's the only reason why his scoring, rebounding, and assist averages are higher. With 28 minutes per game Shannon could probably average anywhere from 14-15 ppg while accomodating for the slight difference in their rebounding and assist numbers. And since we are comparing the two guys Shannon Brown is shooting a better % from deep (6the best in the NBA) and the strike (95% compared to 79%).

Just like every other Laker fan, I've been amazed at how well Shannon Brown has shot the ball this season. He has transformed from solely a highlight dunker and super streaky shooter to a deadly jumpshooter from virtually any part on the floor. If the season ended today, Shannon Brown would be a leading candidate for sixth man of the year. Don't believe me, just take a look at his stats and be the judge yourself. His shooting percentages are way better than guys like Jason Terry and Jamal Crawford who have won this award the last two years, he isn't scoring as much as either of those guys but take into consideration the playing time. http://i52.tinypic.com/ld5ix.jpg http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/players/gamelog?playerId=2992 In the future I'll input his stats manually probably after every game, just too lazy to do it now.

LMAO at the pyramid.

Love the fact that we are able to shot the three ball efficiently this season, that was arguable our greatest weakness last season. Matt Barnes and Steve Blake hit some clutch three balls in that fourth.

Such a [expletive]ing beast. You can hate Kobe the player as much as you want but you can't help but admire his work ethic and determination.

I still cant believe how well Shannon Brown is shooting this season, unbelievable. The Bulls are doing a good job on the boards though, we aren't getting any second chance opportunities.

Blake is playing a little too overaggressive, make Rose shoot jumpshots!

Seriously though, wtf is wrong with the Hawks? They started 6-0, and have since gone 2-7.

Well there's always next year.