HOU 115 OKC 111; Rockets Ahead 2-0

Despite Russell Westbrook’s 51, the Rockets prevailed 115 to 111 on James Harden’s 35 pts., followed by Eric Gordon’s 22 and Lou Williams 21.

In contrast, OKC’s 2nd highest pointer was Andre Roberson with 12 and a tie for 3rd with Victor Oladipo and Doug McDermott scoring 11 each.

I don’t think anyone really expects OKC to go far in the playoffs but if you were to wonder why that’s the reason right there. While Westbrook is putting on a show that is blowing all our minds his teammates aren’t holding up the rest of the ship. The fact many of you haven’t heard of them adds to this thinking as well.
Continue reading “HOU 115 OKC 111; Rockets Ahead 2-0”

Fish Coming To Play Here Can Mean 1 of 2 Things

But before I talk about the title of this post I just wanted to show you a screencap of P10,000.00 tickets being sold at Sulit.com.ph, (edited to remove the horrible ads that website puts on its already ugly and convoluted pages).

Ten Thousand PESOSES man. Each. Wow.

Continue reading “Fish Coming To Play Here Can Mean 1 of 2 Things”

Notes On OKC vs. Dal Game 4 (The Only Thing That Can Stop Dirk is Dirk)

Tell me, how do you stop this?

Do you try to swipe it while he’s making the 2 or 3 dribbles he takes before he makes that shot? If you do that his height will allow him to find Dallas’ shooters outside.

Continue reading “Notes On OKC vs. Dal Game 4 (The Only Thing That Can Stop Dirk is Dirk)”