bas su ove rezerve spursa fino nanervirale kobea, phila i ostale lakerse...skoro su ih dobili  u staples centru...cool....

wow ..to mi je promaklo jer sam malo gledo malo cistio sobu / i kucu, kad zena nece.../

Jebemti život i ozljede.... Rose uvijek ima highlight zakucavanja protiv Knicksa

Dokle Bynum ozlijeđen?

1. Chicago: Why doubt the Bulls? You can argue they won’t have enough offense, but I contend no team can match their drive, focus and determination. Derrick Rose’s squad has simply displayed more want-to than the rest of the league. While the Heat, Lakers, Spurs, Mavericks and Celtics have displayed troubling bouts of inconsistency, Chicago has never lost more than two games in a row this season. From day one, the Bulls have wanted to be the best. Rose and Joakim Noah had the courage to dislike LeBron James before it was cool. They’d love nothing more than to ruin the season of the Big Three.

2. Oklahoma City: The Thunder are my “sexy” pick. They remind me of what we thought the Celtics were — only much younger. The Kendrick Perkins acquisition makes OKC potentially the best defensive team in the postseason. The Thunder are long, strong and athletic. Kevin Durant can score enough to compensate for the loss of Jeff Green. Russell Westbrook is my only real concern. His decision-making can still be very suspect. I think he matures during these playoffs and makes just enough smart plays to get OKC to the finals.

3. Miami: Best-kept secret this season is Dwyane Wade has been every bit as good as LeBron. That is no way a knock on James. Wade has been spectacular. He’s shooting a career-best 50 percent from the field. He gets to the cup in the halfcourt offense better than any player in the league. My MVP ballot would be: 1. Rose; 2. James; 3. Wade. The Heat have two of the three best players in the league this season. That gives them a great chance to win it all this season. I just don’t see them getting past Chicago. Miami’s role players disappear too often.

4. Dallas: I’m the only idiot left who still believes in the Mavericks. I love Tyson Chandler. Put Chandler on the Heat and Miami wins it all. Chandler rebounds, dunks and defends. That’s what I want from my big man. Dirk Nowitzki can still score in the fourth quarter. Jason Terry is clutch. Early in the year, Dallas was my pick to win the whole thing. Like every team except Chicago, the Mavericks went through a lull. Maybe Dallas will get hot again.

5. Boston: The whole second half of the season, I’ve believed Shaquille O’Neal was sandbagging. When Danny Ainge traded Kendrick Perkins, I assumed Doc Rivers was resting Shaq until the playoffs. I no longer believe that. The Diesel’s body is apparently out of gas. He’s filled up his tank with too many Wendy’s triple cheeseburgers over the years. He didn’t take care of himself. Shaq is no Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Shaq gave the Celtics a swagger. He was only good for 20 minutes, but his six fouls took a toll on the opposition, and he could occasionally put up 15 points and 10 boards. You can’t win a championship with Nenad Krstic and Jermaine O’Neal, can you?

6. Los Angeles: This is the second time this season I’ve written off Kobe Bryant and the Lakers. I called Kobe “thirsty” after the All-Star game and swore he was done. The Lake Show ripped off 17 victories in 18 games. What to believe? Andrew Bynum hyperextended his knee in Tuesday’s game. I believe the Lakers are too old to get through what will be a very difficult Western Conference playoffs. No way.

7. San Antonio: I’m going to regret doubting the Spurs. I’m going to look really stupid. I just don’t see the necessary size to get past any of the Western Conference contenders. The Spurs are the pretenders some people think the Bulls are.

8. Denver: The Nuggets, the five seed in the West, are going to make life miserable for some unlucky team in the first round. I hope OKC avoids the four slot. If Denver gets out of the opening round and puts on a Cinderella slipper, George Karl’s bunch might ride the wave all the way to the finals.

Yep, I don’t see the Orlando Magic as a title threat. Dwight Howard is still immature. Stan Van Gundy is still a suspect coach. And I’m still pissed Jameer Nelson was inserted into the lineup during the 2009 NBA Finals.

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Zanimljiva lista favorita, ide po redu znači Bullsi n1.

Uh, kako su Bullsi dobri... a i lijepo ih je vidjeti na vrhu lige, malo budi nostalgiju. Nadam se da ce u play-offu biti u istoj formi.

Moj prvi pick na istoku bili su Celticsi do all-stara. Sad im ne vjerujem, niti malo - zaboravite na onu ''ma to su Celticsi, u play-offu ce biti pravi'' - nema tu neke igre, obrana je jako pala bez postenog centra, navodno je i kemija u momcadi off (cak neki tvrde da nisu trebali ni trejdati Robinsona - ''dobrog duha'' svlacionice)

Dvije najbolje ekipe od all-stara su Bullsi i Oklahoma. Nadam se tome finalu, sadasnjost i buducnosti NBA lige, treba ih odmah gledati u finalu, a ne cekati par sezona. Za mene je to dream finale, potencijal za 7 tekmi visok. Durant, Westbrook, Ibaka, Rose, Noah, Boozer, Deng, atraktivni igraci, sjajne obrane, sjajni mladi treneri, sjajne publike - jao sta bi dao za ovo finale.

Ma čim su Celtics pustili Scalabrinea, znao sam da neće ništa više napraviti...