Thursday, May 14, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Big Baby Grows Up
Congratulations to Big Crying Ass Big Ass Baby Davis, who has done something I never thought he would. She has officially become a He. He read our blog and disagreed with his induction into The She League. In response, he's shown us and the world that he's more than just an overweight cry baby. Granted his production has come with Kevin Garnett shelved for the remainder of the season, but I'm not gonna lie, I didn't think his fat ass could do it. Like seriously, he cried on the bench DURING THE GAME. Two months later, he's averaging 16.4 ppg in the playoffs and hitting game winning buzzer beaters? I never saw this coming. But when I'm wrong, I say I'm wrong, and sad to say, I was wrong about Big Baby.I thought it was really gay seeing your big ass cry on the sideline, but your performance over the past couple months has vindicated you and your bitchassness. So Big Baby, if you're still reading, I'd like to say, I'm sorry.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Why we Love (to hate) Ron Artest

Last night's game between the Houston Rockets and the Los Angeles Lakers was playoff basketball at its finest. Here's the reason why we love Ron Artest. He has transformed this team from the Rocketts (under the She-Mac regime) to the Rockets, ready to take off on anyone in their way. As crazy as the guy is, he is a warrior. He has stopped Luis Scola flopping, he convinced Yao to give up the She-Mac way as he refused to go to the locker room after his game 1 collision with Kobe Bryant. Hate him or love him, Ron Artest and these Rockets are for real. Last night in the 4th quarter, after taking a sharp elbow from Kobe, Ron complained to the referees. Apparently he didn't like the answer they gave, so he decided to take matters into his own hands. He personally ran over to Kobe and gave him a piece of his mind. While this resulted in an ejection, it set a precedent for what is to come in this series. The Rockets aren't scared of the Lakers, and in my mind, this scares the Lakers. It may not scare Kobe, but the Lakers are scared. Notice how many Lakers came to Kobe's defense when Ron charged him. I saw one, Pau Gasoft, our softest player.
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