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French fan not able see good basketball. Pananthinaikos treat the French Euroleague teams like kids.
Navarro look like worse to me or Durant he seem like idiot on court.
French fan not able see good basketball. Pananthinaikos treat the French Euroleague teams like kids.
Panthinaikos fan not able see good basketball. Spurs treat Panathinaikos and other Euroleague teams like kids.
American all star game not valid Spanoulis not playing.
Greek all star game valid Spaonoulis playing.
More people watching greek all star game than american because Spanoulis playing.
Navarro was awesome. He is a great player
Navarro is very overrate player.
maybe in Europe. not here. Anyway he is going to be a decent NBA player.
That's good,and while you're at it why don't you stop making those stupids comments of yours about Scola too???
BTW,when I said you're french, like Ian,It's not your fault,I wasn't insulting you,I was actually saying that French people are suppose to support eachother,but If you think that I was insulting you by calling you ¨french¨ it's ok.
I don't feel insulted when people call me Argentinian,cose I'm proud of my nationality,I guess you don't feel the same way about yours.
You're an Argentinian idoit.
Don't try backing out of the comment you made.
At best, you were accusing him of showing an unhealthy bias towards a countryman who happens to be a basketball player (oh, by the way - Pot, kettle, black). At worst, you made an implied racial insult.
Pathetic. Which is pretty much par for the course whenever you're around.
Juan Carlos Rocks!
I figured this was the place to post non-Spurs related articles.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -The Flyers lingered on the ice after another stinging loss to hand lucky ticket holders their jerseys as part of a fan appreciation promotion.
Some of those smiling kids were about the only ones feeling good. The Flyers would gladly trade their jerseys, sticks, helmets, whatever they've got, to get back into the win column.
Alex Kovalev had a goal and two assists to lead the Montreal Canadiens to a 5-3 win over Philadelphia on Sunday night, the reeling Flyers' seventh straight loss.
''Desperation is the word right now,'' Flyers center R.J. Umberger.
The Flyers, who lost to Montreal for the second straight night, have taken a stunning freefall from division leaders to seventh place in the Eastern Conference standings. Their season-high skid has left Philadelphia only one point ahead of Boston and Buffalo (64).
Coach John Stevens held a closed-door meeting with a team losing confidence as quickly as games.
''We've got to start doing everything in our power that's going to be in the best interest of our team winning hockey games,'' he said.
Francis Bouillon scored his first goal in 75 games, and Michael Ryder and Saku Koivu also scored for Montreal. Maxim Lapierre added an empty-net goal with 1:24 remaining.
The Canadiens beat the Flyers 1-0 on Saturday night in Montreal behind Carey Price 's first NHL shutout and an Andrei Kos syn goal. Price followed with 34 saves on Sunday.
The Canadiens are tied with Ottawa for the most points in the Eastern Conference (73), but Ottawa has two more wins.
''Our goal was to make the playoffs and it's still our goal. Sometimes you're ahead a little bit of the curve and I think we are,'' Montreal coach Guy Carbonneau said.
Mike Richards , Braydon Coburn and Riley Cote scored goals for the Flyers. Cote scored his first NHL goal with 18.1 seconds left.
The Canadiens took advantage of a momentary mental lapse in the final seconds of the first period that left Bouillon open to skate nearly the length of the ice and finish the 2-on-1 break with his first goal since last season.
Forward Scottie Upshall drilled Kos syn in the corner near Montreal's net. Montreal defenseman Josh Gorges came to Kos syn's defense and goaded Flyers defenseman James Vandermeer into a faceoff, leaving Bouillon free to skate uncontested through center ice and score with 2 seconds left for a 2-1 lead.
Gorges smirked at Vandermeer as he skated away.
''I think if each guy is better and more aware every shift on the ice, that's the only way we're going to stop this thing,'' Vandermeer said. ''If I'm a little more aware where the puck is, if I'm back, maybe it slows the play up a little bit.''
A play like that seemed to sum up all that's gone wrong for the Flyers.
''Everyone stopped. They thought it was going to be a fight,'' Stevens said. ''That's just a killer. You can't stop playing.''
Carbonneau was surprised the Flyers would try and fight instead of defend.
''They completely forgot the play to try to engage in short fighting,'' he said ''They play us enough to know that we're not trying to engage in anything. We're just trying to play the game.''
Coburn, who returned after missing four games with a ruptured artery in his buttocks, scored his fifth goal only 34 seconds into the second that tied the score. It was the first even-strength goal the Flyers scored against Montreal this season.
The celebration was short lived.
Ryder punched in the puck off a rebound for his ninth goal only 1:41 later for a 3-2 lead. Then Montreal capitalized on a two-man advantage when Koivu hooked the puck around a sprawled Antero Niittymaki for his 11th goal.
Those were enough goals to send Montreal to its third straight win overall and a season sweep (4-0) off the Flyers.
There were plenty of Montreal fans in the crowd, so when Kovalev scored his 27th goal off a pass from Tomas Plekanec from behind the net, pockets of the upper deck broke into cheers and chants of ''Go Habs Go!''
The Flyers tied the score at 1 midway though the first on Richards' 23rd goal. With the Flyers short-handed, Richards faked a pass from the circle, then put his stick down and slapped one past Price.
Notes: The Flyers played without RW Steve Downie (concussion), D Derian Hatcher (knee) and RW Joffrey Lupul (sprained ankle). ... The Flyers have lost six straight overall to Montreal. Their last win against the Canadiens came on Nov. 25, 2006.
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Another win, Scola with 15 pts
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/boxscore?gid=2008021905
Last edited by Hemotivo; 02-19-2008 at 09:50 PM.
Hard to believe this is my first post in this thread but here goes. Scolas line against the Cavs: 15 pts on 6 of 9, 8 rebs in 30 min. Not to shabby.
Woo! 15 ing points? Holy ...watch out Wilt, Scola's gonna get you.
Never have so many guys been on the of a ing scrub.
I'd much rather have Scola than Matt Bonner at the same price. Dumb, dumb, dumb. But alright - we don't need him.
Bonner is here because he can replace Robert Horry(in theory) as a perimeter shooting big. That's why...
When Bonner was starting he put up nice numbers remember? 25 and 17...
It's just that simple. And Scola wouldn't be getting the minutes here he is in Houston...
Houston had Chuck Hayes as their starting PF...
The Spurs have a guy named Tim Duncan.
Duncan plays more minutes at the Center spot tham PF at his age.
Scola Plays along Yao Ming,and could've done the same with TD.
Sorry to brake it down to you like that,but He could've been the perfect feet for the spurs frontline.
If you need a big shooting 3s,you get a long 3, not a guy like Matt ing Bonner,in my book Robert Horry is more a long 3 tham a PF.
whottt you're trying too hard to bash Scola. The guy is having a good season, he's producing what he was supposed to. Why do you keep talking trash about him?
Matt Bonner over this guy?
Because whottt hardly ever admits he was wrong.
So....How has Yao been playing lately. Pretty good?
That's nice.
Did you hear, Dallas just traded for Jason Kidd.
Oh, and the Grizzlies now reside in Memphis.
Just in case you weren't able to keep up with the basketball world....
Your head being lodged in Scola's anal cavity for several years.
Well, if Spurs management could do it again. I guarantee that Bonner would be out riding the pine for some other NBA team and Scola would be backing up Duncan or sharing some time at SF. Actually Scola and Duncan would be better than Oberto/Duncan or Elson/Duncan. Cause both Oberto and Elson suck.
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