Showing posts with label NBA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NBA. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
A Little Break
With all the Duck related articles out there right now I've been having trouble keeping up... I have 24 hours and 10 minutes until my flight to Boise and Duck's kickoff has pretty much been the only thing on my mind... Though here's a good article on the Blazers and Rip City Revival if you need to consume your mind on something else... at least for a few minutes.
Labels:
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Monday, August 24, 2009
What We've Missed the Last Few Days
- ESPN will be testing it's first 3D telecast to fans during the USC at Ohio State game on Sept. 12th.
- True Freshman Daryle Hawkins has been showing he might be part of the QB mix at Oregon.
- Oregon has closed out the public to their last scrimmage tomorrow. Maybe Kelly's got something up his sleeve...
- Oregon Ducks Elevator Week 3. Up: Daryle Hawkins, UO Women's Soccer & Morgan Flint... Down: Bo Thran... Lost: Lou Holtz
- Oregon's new receivers have been keeping their eye (and hands) on the ball.
- The defense has been stepping up this fall after Aliotti tweaked it in the offseason.
- Oregon came in at #16 in the preseason AP poll.
- Kenny Rowe was listed on the Pac-10 All Hype Team.
- Thurmond is looking to jump-start the Ducks as their punt and kick returner.
- Byrd is ready to make a impact for the Bills.
And in Blazer News... The Blazer's signed Dante Cunningham Friday. Plus... here is a transactions flow chart.
Labels:
College Football,
NBA,
Oregon Ducks,
Pac 10,
Portland Trail Blazers
Friday, March 6, 2009
The Magnificent Seven
So why isn't the rest of the country hearing more about Brandon Roy? John Hollinger from ESPN is trying to get the word out about "The Magnificent Seven."
Thursday, February 12, 2009
HORSE Contest
If you didn't know already, NBA All-Star Weekend will now be featuring a HORSE Contest. Too bad they aren't playing for Big Macs...
Monday, January 26, 2009
Rudy Videos
Here is a link with tons of Rudy videos to prepare everyone for the upcoming dunk contest. Thanks Brian.
Monday, January 19, 2009
Rudy in Dunk Contest
According to Jason Quick at the Oregonian, Rudy Fernandez won the fan vote to be the 4th contestant in the NBA Dunk Contest. Rudy will be up against Dwight Howard, Nate Robinson and Rudy Gay. A formal announcement will be made today at 12:30.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Bayless Impresses
Jerryd Bayless impressed last night in the Blazer's win over the New Jersey Nets with a carreer record 6 for 9 and 11 for 11 from the line for 23 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists. Especially his huge dunk shown below.
Labels:
NBA,
New Jersey Nets,
Portland Trail Blazers
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Leap of Faith
On a team of more obvious stars, it's LaMarcus Aldridge who will decide just how far the Blazers will go.
Labels:
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Vote for Rudy
ESPN.com will have fans pick the fourth player for the slam dunk contest. Blazer's Rudy Fernandez is one of three rookies up for the fourth spot. Vote for him here.
Labels:
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Monday, December 15, 2008
Thank You
I have often commented about the negativity that has saturated today's media. It is the number one reason I would rather skim through the paper or peek at cnn.com than tune into a news broadcast on tv. When it comes to reading, I'm able to filter what I read and what I don't. Even then, there is a lot of shit out there... See 95% of John Canzano's articles (Yes, I hate to admit, %5 of the time he actually has something decent to say). But when watching the news on tv, a person must watch each and every crap story they put on there. When did bad news become good news and visa-versa?!?
Anyway, in today's world it is great to see articles about some of our favorite sports celebrities visiting a child with cancer, mentoring younger kids, or honoring a fallen teammate. It makes creates an even deeper respect when you find that these kids didn't even seek publicity for their actions. Reporters like this should be commended for putting a smile on fan's faces rather than scowls.
Anyway, in today's world it is great to see articles about some of our favorite sports celebrities visiting a child with cancer, mentoring younger kids, or honoring a fallen teammate. It makes creates an even deeper respect when you find that these kids didn't even seek publicity for their actions. Reporters like this should be commended for putting a smile on fan's faces rather than scowls.
Labels:
College Football,
NBA,
Oregon Ducks,
Portland Trail Blazers
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Quick Blazer Update
The Blazer's play this season has far exceeded many people's expectations since the lackluster opener against the Lakers. After tonight's win (the streak is now at 6 wins) the Blazers sit at 14 and 6 with a huge game against last year's National Champs the Boston Celtics. Blazer's were even ranked 4th in ESPNs Power Rankings that was released before their last two wins on the road and 8th in SIs Power Rankings before their current 6 game winning streak. There are very few teams that have the depth that Portland has and that isn't even considering that Martell Webster will be back in the line up soon coming off a broken foot.
Labels:
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Friday, November 7, 2008
B Roy's Buzzer Beater
For those who didn't watch the finish to an amazing Blazer game last night. There was 8 points scored in the final 2 seconds of the game. 5 of those were Brandon Roy. Here are some highlights.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Oden's "Midfoot Sprain"
Blazer's edge posted a very thorough blog post on the midfoot sprain. 95.5 "the fan" said they will announce more information about Oden's injury and his MRI results as soon as it's available.
Labels:
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Darius Miles Dismissed
Labels:
Boston Celtics,
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Blazers Media Notes
I could have probably accumulated a bunch of links from Blazer's Media Day yesterday but found that "Blazer's Edge" did a fairly good job of recapping. Here are also some updates from Oregonlive's Blazers Blog. The season is almost upon us!
Labels:
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Rudy Arrives
| Rudy Fernandez arrived in Portland yesterday with a welcoming crowd between 100-200 people at PDX... adding to the continual increase in Blazer Mania. |
Labels:
NBA,
Portland Trail Blazers
Friday, August 29, 2008
Rudy Leaves an Impression
If you didn't see the men's basketball gold medal matchup between the United States and Spain you not only missed a stellar performance not only from the US basketball team but a glimpse of what's to come for Blazer basketball in 2008. No, I'm not talking about Bayless or Oden, I'm referring to Rudy Fernandez. Nate McMillan was there to watch the 23 year old put up a team-high 22 points and was impressed to say the least.
"I'm sitting there (in the gold medal game) with a straight face, trying not to smile"
"Every time Rudy did something, D'Antoni would look at me and say, 'Your player, huh?' And I would be 'Yeah, he's cool' Like no big deal."'
If you didn't watch the game then you missed Rudy's dunk over Dwight Howard.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Blazers Sign Jackson
The Blazers signed free agents Luke Jackson, Steven Hill and Jamaal Tatum as the team gets closer to training camp. It is my understanding that Jackson is on a non-guaranteed contract.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
RIP Kevin Duckworth
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Luke Jackson to the Blazers?
So I heard this rumor on 95.5 yesterday as well. Usually I wouldn't listen to the Bald Faced Truth for obvious reasons, but with Canzano in China and a Mariners on 1080, it was the obvious choice.
Labels:
NBA,
Oregon Ducks,
Portland Trail Blazers
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