picodenico: Nah, I'll go with the game in Green Bay a few weeks ago.

*sobs*

Well if we're talking about teams, yea. The individual award is still led by:

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/hot linked ... yeah baby.

Why Would I Read the Article: Weird. We in the Bay Area have just been so accustomed to and spoiled by the Warriors success over the past two decades, that when a game like this happens, you don't know what to think.

I mean, the W's have averaged what, 80, 90 wins per year over the last 15 years or so? Those bunch of winners will just shrug this off as the anomaly it is and resume their quest for their 9th consecutive NBA title.

/ Not a huge fan of reality

It's a joke. It's the way the league is rigged. David Stern wants the small-market teams in the Finals because their scrappy nature attracts more fans than the larger markets, creating a crescendo effect where all the best players want to play for Minnesota, and Sacramento, and Memphis, and Toronto. How is Miami supposed to compete with Cleveland? They simply can't. So there you go. The Golden State Warriors have been the dominant franchise in the NBA for the last fifty-five years, and there's really no debating it.

Subby must've missed the Vinnie Del Negro coached Bulls blowing a 35 point second half lead a few years ago.

/according to VDN, "these things happen"
//and Dwight Howard wants to play for that mental midget
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