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Tag Archives: Chicago Bulls
Some Love for Coaching
**Editor’s Note: This post is written by the newest SpreeGoogs writer, Lamar, who will be joining the blog writing under the name Dell Johnson. Lamar is a former NCAA college basketball player who also played on the European professional circuit, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, NBA Basketball
Tagged Andre Iguodala, Carmelo Anthony, Chicago Bulls, Denver Nuggets, George Karl, Gregg Popovich, Karl, Kenneth Faried, Manu Ginobili, NBA, NBA Coach, NBA Coach of the Year, NBA Coaches, NBA playoffs, Popovich, San Antonio Spurs, Thibodeau, Tim Duncan, Tom Thibodeau, Tony Parker, Ty Lawon
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About Michael Jordan and LeBron James
In case you haven’t heard, last week was Michael Jordan’s 50th birthday. Of course, there was plenty of deserved reminiscing in the form of countdowns, lists, highlights and a few interviews between cigars. It was great. Except for one thing: … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, NBA Basketball
Tagged Charlotte Bobcats, Charlotte Hornets, Chicago Bulls, Comparing, Comparing Jordan and LeBron, Comparison, ESPN, Hornet, Jordan, Kobe, Kobe Bryant, LeBron, Lebron james, Magic, Magic Johnson, Miami Heat, Michael Jordan, MJ, NBA, new orleans hornets, New Orleans Pelicans
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How the World Will End and What Basketball Has To Do With It
The way the universe is currently set up, it will end in 2012. The way SpreeGoogs is set up, we like to run with conspiracy theories. Even though the world didn’t technically end when the old science indicated it would last … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy Theories, NBA Basketball
Tagged 2012, Apocalypsa, Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, brooklyn nets, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Conspiracy theory, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, end of the world, Golden State Warriors, Heat wave, Houston Rockets, Indiana Pacers, Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies, Miami Heat, Milwaukee Bucks, Minnesota Timberwolves, NBA, NBA Finals, new orleans hornets, New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Orlando Magic, Philadelphia 76ers, Phoenix Suns, Portland Trailblazers, Sacramento Kings, San Antonio Spurs, Scrooge McDuck, Toronto, Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards
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I Don’t Know How To Feel About This …
I have a lot of emotions when I see this and none of them go together.
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Current Sports Commentary, NBA Basketball
Tagged Chicago Bulls, Derrick Rose, Lion King, NBA playoffs, Simba
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An NBA Playoff Primer For Anyone Else Who Still Thinks It’s 2000
In case you missed the Bulls-Heat overtime thriller last night, let me explain what happened. Basically, the Bulls were up late until the Heat grabbed a three-point lead win the final minute. Then with less than 3 seconds left, the … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, Current Sports Commentary, Important Observations, NBA Basketball
Tagged Atlanta Hawks, Backstreet Boys, Boston Celtics, Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks, Derrick Rose, Dwyane Wade, Indiana Pacers, Lebron james, Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies, Miami Heat, NBA, NBA playoffs, NSYNC, Oklahoma City Thunder, Omer Asik, Orlando Magic, San Antonio Spurs
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2nd Half of the NBA Season and Beyond
The lockout took away 16 regular-season NBA games, creating a grueling schedule with no practice time and more importantly, essentially no recovery time. Despite the negative consequences of last years’ selfish negotiations that no basketball fan could understand combined with the numerous critics … Continue reading
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Tagged All Star, anthony davis, basketball, Brandon Roy, brook lopez, brooklyn nets, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks, dunk contest, dwayne wade, Dwight Howard, ESPN, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, hova, James Harden, Jason Kidd, Javale McGee, Jay-Z, Jeremy Lin, Kentucky, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Kyrie Irving, las vegas, Lebron james, Los Angeles Clippers, Los Angeles Lakers, maloof, Mark Cuban, Memphis Grizzlies, Michael Jordan, miss cleo, NBA, New Jersey Nets, new orleans hornets, New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers, Portland Trailblazers, Sacramento Kings, seattle, social media, sonics, supersonics, youtube
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Did two NBA teams really score less than 65 points on the same night?
The answer is yes. While finishing up watching the Lakers-Clippers game (more on that to come from my boy SpreeGoogs), I quickly checked the bottom line at scores of some of the other NBA games that night. First I saw … Continue reading
New Air Jordans Inspire Frenzy, Space Jam Flashbacks
There are only a few items that people stand in line for hours to buy: Harry Potter movie tickets, iPhones, Call of Duty and Star Wars box DVD sets (alright maybe that last one is just me). AND don’t forget … Continue reading
Posted in 1990's nostaligia, NBA Basketball
Tagged Air Jordans, Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan, Space Jam
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Debating Lakers-Bulls (in a joyful holiday mood of course)
Vlade Van Exel: Full disclosure, I have been a Laker fan since I was 8. The starting five when I began watching them was Nick Van Exel, Eddie Jones, Cedric Ceballos, Elden Campbell and Vlade Divac. As you can probably … Continue reading
The 7 Worst Positions to Play in Sports
As I was watching NFL games yesterday, I started to think about how awful one of the positions must be to play (more on that later). Then I started thinking about other awful positions across other sports and the players … Continue reading
Responding to NBA Draft Picks in 5 Words or Fewer
That draft was intense. It only took 4 picks for it to pretty much get ridiculous, which is about what we all expected. I’ve listed the results below with what I believe to be the correct transactions via trade, and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, Drafts, NBA Basketball
Tagged Alec Burks. Phoenix Suns, Bismack Biyombo, Boston Celtics, Brandon Knight, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Chris Singleton, Cleveland Cavaliers, Cory Joseph, Denver Nuggets, Derrick Williams, Detroit Pistons, Donatas Motiejunas, Enes kanter, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, Iman Shumpert, Indiana Pacers, JaJuan Johnson, Jan Vesely, Jimmer Fredette, Jimmy Butler, Jonas Valanciunas, Jordan Hamilton, Kemba Walker, Kenneth Faried, Klay Thompson, Kwahi Leonard, Kyrie Irving, Marcus Morris, Markieff Morris, Marshon Brooks, Mikola Mirotic, Milwaukee Bucks, Minnesota Timberwolves, Monta Ellis, NBA, NBA Draft, NBA Draft 2011, NBA Draft analysis, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks, Nikola Vucevic, Nolan Smith, Norris Cole, Norris Cole hair, Norris Cole hi-top fade, Oklahoma City Thunder, Philadelphia 76ers, Portland Trailblazers, Reggie Jackson, Sacramento Kings, San Antonio Spurs, Tobias Harris, Toronto Raptors, Tristan Thompson, Utah Jazz, Washington Wizards
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2011 NBA Mock Draft: Part 2, the Rest of the First Round
Are you excited for the NBA Draft tonight? I am. There are very few things more exciting than drafts, but luckily for you guys, one of those things is the 2011 SpreeGoogs NBA mock draft. Here comes the second half … Continue reading
Posted in Current Sports Commentary, Drafts, Mock Drafts, NBA Basketball
Tagged 2011 NBA Draft, Boston Celtics, Boston College, Charlotte Bobcats, Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks, Darius Morris, Davis Bertans, Denver Nuggets, Donatas Motiejunas, Duke, Georgia, Houston Rockets, Indiana Pacers, Jordan Hamilton, Josh Selby, Justin Harper, Kansas, Kenneth Faried, Klay Thompson, Latvia, Lithuania, Markieff Morris, Marshon Brooks, Michigan, Minnesota Timberwolves, Mock draft, Morehead State, NBA, NBA Draft, NBA Mock Draft, New Jersey Nets, New York Knicks, Nikola Vucevic, Nolan Smith, Oklahoma City Thunder, Philadelphia 76ers, Portland Trailblazers, Providence, Reggie Jackson, Richmond, San Antonio Spurs, Southern California, Texas, Tobias Harris, Trey Thompkins, Tyler Honeycutt, UCLA, Washington State, Washington Wizards
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Comparing NBA Players to Michael Jordan Should Be a Crime
Yesterday Scottie Pippen said something stupid about Michael Jordan and LeBron James. And it will probably not surprise anyone that ESPN made it their headline, talked about it on every single show today, re-tweeted it, took out billboards to plaster … Continue reading
The Untold Folk Legend of Jimmy Butler
In Monday night’s Bulls-Heat game, we saw an outstanding team performance from Chicago and an even more outstanding individual performance from the formerly anonymous Jimmy Butler, scoring 21 points, grabbing 14 rebounds and matching up with LeBron James to force … Continue reading →
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