RECAP: Warriors 106, Raptors 100- It's a Great Trip Out!

by Atma Brother ONE on Nov 18, 2007 4:01 PM PST in Recaps

I honestly can't understand for the life of me how the Warriors got this W this morning, but hey it's a W and after an 0-6 start I'll take it! With today's win in Toronto the Warriors picked up their first win away from Oakland and began their first win streak of the season. They're also undefeated with Stephen Jackson so far this season. Good times in Dub land.

Preview/ Open Thread- Live Blog (235+ Comments)

2,635 miles, 106 points, and a 2 game win streak!
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Final Boxscore

We've got a special jam-packed recap for your reading pleasure with some help from our friends from Canada, but first a few thoughts:

Crappy Craptors Meltdown: The Warriors "only" gave up 100 points this morning and "held" the Raptors to 12 points in the 4th quarter, but I don't think Nellie and the fellas can really take all that much credit for that. After pretty much scoring at will in the first 3 quarters against the Warriors (with TJ Ford going absolutely nuts in the first half), the Raptors simply could not buy a bucket in the 4th. They were missing wide open shots that you rarely see an NBA team collectively missing for an entire quarter. We're used to Warrior meltdowns in the 4th, but we're not really accustomed to seeing opposing teams meltdown in the clutch against the Warriors (aside from the Mavs last Spring of course). You know I could really get used to this- it's pretty funny when the tables are turned.
Just an Odd Game: Believe it or not but the Warriors dominated the points in the paint this morning (54 to the Raps' 36), but were dominated in transition with only 6 fast break points to the Raptors' 13. This isn't how this Warriors team was built to win, but that's perfectly fine. The Warriors (47) also out rebounded the Raptors (46) by 1. When the Warriors are out rebounding you, you know something's going wrong. If I were the Raptors I'd be very, very disappointed with their showing today. The Warriors traveled over 2,600 miles, came into their house and beat them on a Sunday during our breakfast time.
Poor Team D: Even with Jack back this is still a bad Warriors defensive team. Individually the Warriors made some defensive mistakes, but there's a larger problem here. They just seem so out of synch and have a long way to go before they are a cohesive defensive unit. They don't seem to trust each other or communicate enough on D. The defensive switches and help are nonexistent. The Warriors aren't perfect offensively, but I'd contend that they're 2-6 right now because of poor team D.

Jack: "I smell Snickers bars!"
BD: "Word? Hook it up!"
(Photo by Ron Turenne/NBAE via Getty Images)
Italian Day at Air Canada Centre: The Raps billed today's game as Italian Day with the two Italians being Andrea Bargnani and Marco Belinelli. I don't think this game drew quite the numbers as Yao vs Yi did the other week, but it's still cool to see how global the NBA is becoming. I think I'm going to have to say that Bargnani won this battle. He walked away with 12 points and 3 boards in 19.5 minutes, while Belinelli walked away with zero- as in 0 points (0 -2 FG), 0 rebounds, 0 assists, 0 steals, and 0 blocks in a shade under 4 minutes of play.

I'm really starting to think that that one meaningless summer league performance where Belinelli blew up for 37 points was a fluke and all the off season hype including Nellie hyping up Marco as a future superstar was a mistake. It's way too early to say that Marco won't be a good NBA player or that he's been a bust, but he doesn't look nearly as NBA ready as Nellie, the organization, and many others made him out to be. I just don't see future superstar for Belinelli right now. It's still a long season, so hopefully Nellie can find a good role for him and Marco can step up his D, rebounding, and passing.
Jessica is Cash Money: I'm not exactly the most knowledgeable cat about Hollywood gossip (I definitely need to peep ShowHype more often), so today I learned via the Getty caption that the 9th best looking Warriors fan Jessica Alba is back with BD's boy. Interesting stuff:
Actress Jessica Alba sits courtside with her boyfriend Cash Warren during a game between the Toronto Raptors and the Golden State Warriors on November 18, 2007 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Canada.

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The Warriors are undefeated with Jessica in the building this season!
(Photo by Ron Turenne/NBAE via Getty Images)

No one Warrior player stood out really stood out for me me tonight, but I was impressed with the great scoring distribution so I'll have to split it 6 ways as 6 Warriors notched double digits in scoring: Jack (17), Boom (16), Kaz (16), Andris (15), MP2 (11), and Al (10). And if Cash is actually back together with Jessica, I'm going to have to split it 7 ways. Actually I take that back. If Cash got Jessica back he's the Warrior Wonder hands down.

Before you make the jump to see what our guests Kinnon from HoopsAddict.com and the boys from RaptorsHQ.com have in store for you, peep this "interesting" video clip loyal GSoMer Caught Backcourt dropped in the the live blogging festivities.

I guess that's our Thunder Victory Dance?

Update 10:39pm: Some Warrior highlights from the game:

I'll pass the mic to my man Kinnon Yee from the mighty HoopsAddict.com:

Do it for Jessica. With Jessica Alba courtside, the Warriors managed to come out with a victory against the Toronto Raptors. Marking his return, Stephen Jackson, back fresh from his 7 game suspension, managed to put up 17 pts and play solid defense on Chris Bosh for the entire game. The Raptors team had just come fresh off a win with their Eastern rivals, the Indiana Pacers. Sure, the Warriors were 1-6 coming into tonight's game, but a guy like Stephen Jackson can be a game changed on any given night. A tall, strong shooter with some defensive abilities (on a team that has few), he was sorely missed.

Of course, Golden State had the unfortunate task of playing the Raptors at 1am EST, which worked out to about 10am PST. It's a strategy that's worked for the Raptors for most of last year, but in the end, it was the Raptors that looked gassed. Baron Davis dug deep and found his shot late in the 4th quarter, and Andris Biedrins had a monster game with 15 points and 14 rebounds while being the sole inside presence for the Warriors. Without Rasho Nesterovic, the Raptors have struggled to establish themselves inside, and Biedrins made the most of his 2nd chance opportunities when crashing the offensive glass.

However, TJ Ford kept the Warriors from walking away with the game. Scoring the majority of his 29 points in the 1st half, he managed to penetrate deep into the Warriors defense to make life difficult. The Raptors attempted to attack Baron over and over to try and punish him. Jamario Moon, the Raptors' 27 year old rookie, drove to the inside consistently, with an eye to attack the rim. In the early 2nd half, the Raptors upped their defensive intensity as Moon, Carlos Delfino, and others continued to force Golden State to make turnovers, as the Raptors recorded 8 blocked shots for the night. Nevertheless, the Warriors kept shooting from the outside for most of the game. In fact, it was hard to tell that the 2nd half and 1st half were played by the same two teams. Both teams switched to outside shooting, with the Warriors going first, and then the Raptors following suit in the 4th. Shots that fell were no longer falling as the Warriors kept front rimming their shots. It wasn't until the 4th that the Raptors fell asleep as the Warriors woke up and Baron Davis, the heart of the team, took action. He drained turn around jumpers, knocked down critical 3s and just abused the Raptors. The funny thing is, it's not as though they weren't contested shots. Baron kept shooting and shooting, making Anthony Parker do nothing but shake his head in disgust.

When you're 1-6, you take any win you can, but the Warriors have their share of concerns. I can understand Oakland's frustration as their team is one that's marred by inconsistency. At any time, they can look like they would beat the Mavs in another seven game series, and in the other, the lack of defensive intensity and poor shot selection can just kill the team. It'd be interesting to see what Don Nelson thinks of this inconsistency. After all, it's been his career philosophy to live by the jumpshot, and die by the jumpshot. However, I can't say that it was the Warriors beating the Raptors, so much as the Raptors beating themselves tonight. You don't shoot under 30% in the final quarter and expect to win most nights. Nevertheless, Stephen Jackson proved to be the presence the Warriors were missing, and hopefully they'll be able to replicate their success against the Knicks who have an extremely strong inside presence.

Also Here's a Q&A we did on the Raptors and Warriors with the boys from RaptorsHQ.com during and after this Sunday morning game:

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Golden State of Mind: After the Vancouver Grizzlies bolted Canada for Memphis back in 2001 the Toronto Raptors became the country's lone NBA team. We know the Raptors have great fans and are wildly popular in Toronto, but how popular are they in the rest of the country? Have they become Canada's team?

RaptorsHQ.com: Great question. Hockey will always be Canada's passion to a certain degree but with the recent success of the Raptors, we're seeing a renewed interest in the team across the nation. A perfect example of this is that the CBC, Canada's National Television Network is now carrying games. This is the first time they've ever covered professional basketball and this is a channel that besides its renowed NHL coverage, doesn't really pay much attention to other professional sports besides the Canadian Football League. A huge step and a testament to the team becoming much more of a national presence.

Golden State of Mind: The Raptors beat the Indiana Pacers this past Friday night. There's two former Warriors of interest on the Pacers who we don't get to watch play all that much since they're in the Eastern Conference. What are your thoughts on Troy Murphy on Mike Dunleavy? Are you impressed with their game? Would you rather have Stephen Jackson and Al Harrington?

RaptorsHQ.com: It's funny, the Raps' commentators were just discussing this. At first it looked like G State got a steal of a deal on that trade, and yes, I still think the trade favours them, but the Murphy, Diogu and Dunleavy have played much better under Jimmy O'Brien. I think the trade will end up being pretty even for both teams unless Ike Diogu really does become Elton Brand Jr, as he was advertised on draft day. I like Jr. Dunleavy (I'm a huge Duke fan) and Murphy but they just didn't fit as well in Golden State. Really though the lynch-pin in the deal for me was Stephen Jackson. He's had some off-court issues but he's really an underrated player. He defends, gives energy, can score, is physical and just knows how to play the game.

Golden State of Mind: It's always fun to see how other team's fans compare their own players with the Dubs. Taking into consideration age, contract, and team fit who would you rather have on the Raptors?

Dave from RaptorsHQ.com:
a) T.J. Ford or Monta Ellis?
I'd take TJ in this one. Love Monta, but he's not a pure point guard and I think TJ eventually can be an All-Star in this league at the 1.

b) Chris Bosh or Andris Biedrins?
No question here, Bosh all the way. However that's not to say we don't like Biedrins here at the HQ. We were screaming for Babcock to select him once we were hearing he wasn't going to take Iguodala in the Rafael Araujo debacle...we all know how that turned out.

c) Andrea Bargnani or Marco Belinelli?
No question here either...Bargs has the potential to be a real special player in this league while I think Marco is going to be more of a Vinnie-Johnsonesque scorer off the bench.

d) Jamario Moon or Brandan Wright?
Now this is a tough one. Love Moon's athleticism and I was never sold on Wright at North Carolina. He reminded me a bit of Derrick Coleman in terms of coasting but on potential, I'd take him over Moon due to his length and athletic ability. Ok, um...Moon just crushed one on Biedrins...hmmmm...

Golden State of Mind: Coaches, player, critics, and fans alike have been calling the Eastern Conference the Leastern Conference for a few years now. With the offseason moves and improvements (especially in last year's Titanic Atlantic Division) do you think it's fair to still label the Eastern Conference the NBA's JV league? How big of a disparity do you see between a team like the Eastern Conference .500 Raptors and the Western Conference 2-6 Warriors right now?

RaptorsHQ.com:I think the gap has definitely closed, but it's not similar playing fields yet. I think both Orlando and Boston are a bit overrated and havne't had to play that many tough clubs yet. For instance, Boston's toughest game so far was against the Raps, which they won in OT on a Ray Allen near buzzer-beater. I'm actually watching the two play each other right now and it will be interesting to see how both the Magic and C's do against teams like the Suns, Warriors and Rockets.

I think Toronto is in the same league as the Golden States, New Orleanses and Denvers so late Western Conference in terms of how I see the playoff seeding eventually unfolding. But besides Detroit and perhaps Boston and Orlando, I'm not sure other teams like Cleveland or New Jersey would even be in the running if they were in the West. So there's still a ways for the "Least" to go.

The strange thing is that teams like Orlando and even Indiana have looked stronger than expected and Chicago, Washington and Miami playing much worse. If the last three teams can turn things around, then I think a stronger argument could be eventually made for smaller gap between the two conferences.

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Don't sleep on the recap of the game over at RaptorsHQ.com Tip-In, Toronto Raptors Post-Game: Fourth Quarter Misery where the fellas asked me:

The Warriors lack a real offensive post-presence but have so many athletic guys who can get to the rim as we say today. Do you see GM Chris Mullin looking to get an inside scorer this year or does the team even need that considering all the slashers they have?

I just wanted to give a shout out to Kinnon, Dave, their crews at their respective sites, and Raptors fans in Toronto. They're good folks and incredibly nice and polite. I'd say they're the Canadian equivalent of Portland Trailblazer fans.

On tap this week for the Dubs:

Tuesday November 20 @ New York Knickerbockers
Wednesday November 21 @ Boston Collusion
Friday November 23 @ Washington Warriors
Saturday November 24 @ Philadelphia 6-6-6'ed

(And yes I think that makes this the longest recap ever at GSoM.)

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Whuuuut!!!!!

Dancin' Adonal is waaaay better!!!! (JK, my drawing is terrible.)

In all honestly, I think "Italian Day" is just a ploy to get some use out of the uniforms that they had to wear in Rome in the Pre-Season.

As far as all of the player comparisons, I'd have to agree with Mr. Dave on the first tow, but on the second tow I'd have to take Wirght and Bellinelli. Wright has a better chance of blowing up IMO, and with some work Bellinelli could be a terrific PG, while Bargnani will reamin a "blah" big man shooter.

I'd also like to say that if the NBA were to expand again, and if I were the NBA Commissioner, I would put a Canadian city (Vancouver probobly) right behind Oklahoma City. The fans deserve another shot at it. I mean, the Vancouver Grizzlies have to be one of the or the worst NBA team of all time. Who wants to go see them?

Lastly, a more controversial note. Why do you guys care SO MUCH that we have a celebrity "fan"? What exactly has she done to garner all of this "support" from you? I....just better hold my toungue, I guess. I can't really stop you form doing what you do....

Tony.psd = Da Man

http://adonalobsessed.blogspot.com/

by Zorgon on Nov 18, 2007 4:57 PM PST 0 recs

Re: Ms. Alba

I don't think people care SO MUCH about her. As to why they might like talking about her, my guesses:

She brings celebrity buzz and cachet to a team, and a media market, that is generally given "second city" status.
She's the icon or muse associated with the team's fabulous WE BELIEVE rebirth.
She's an absolutely lovely young woman.
Beyond #3, she gives the impression of a sweet, independent, likeable young woman, so different from the Paris/Britney slut type with which the media pollutes the minds of American young men.

#4 is probably my own personal thing, but as a kid of the '70s, I totally dig the whole hippy dippy, un-makeuppy, un-hair-producty "cool, empowered woman" vibe she gives off.

Basically, her presence courtside increases my excitement for the Warriors a good 25-30%. But maybe that's just me...

by Sleepy Freud on Nov 18, 2007 5:38 PM PST up 0 recs

Eh, I suppose....

Who's watching really does nothing for me....but then again, if it was Adonal, I'd be psyched.

As long as she doesn't do any courtside interviews while the game is going on....I don't mind. I'm just not that much of a Hollywood guy....

Tony.psd = Da Man

http://adonalobsessed.blogspot.com/

by Zorgon on Nov 18, 2007 9:42 PM PST up 0 recs

Jessica Alba

you mentioned she's the 8th best looking Warriors fan. Who tops the list???

Some key notes:
-I swear I heard the announcer say "Toronto Craptors!" during the introductions.
-I thought the Raptors were mocking us with that starting lineup. I guess that just shows how much I know about them.
-I have to give props to the Raptors commentators. They had me feeling home away from home. At times, you'd think they were Warrior commentators. Even praising Nellie for naming Jax a captain. Now how many media people outside the bay would say that.
-One of the commentators sounded like Dick Vitale of College Bball fame, only without the RedBull.
-I liked the offense for the most part. There are still some spell where we revert to raining outside shots but I saw alot of post-ups and feeds down low.
-I wish Monta can pick a couple of stuff from TJ Ford.

by lightz0ut on Nov 18, 2007 5:45 PM PST 0 recs

For those who follow poker of baseball,

I see monta tipping his hat... that right side, one handed tuck he does says he's going to the straight to the hoop. No wonder he's seemingly drawing more charges and getting his $h!t thrown more this year.

Best duo since...

by Tim N Chris Burger on Nov 18, 2007 5:53 PM PST up 0 recs

poker OR baseball

Best duo since...

by Tim N Chris Burger on Nov 18, 2007 5:54 PM PST up 0 recs

plus

everybody knows the ball is going up once he makes his move so the help doesn't need to anticipate much but just jump right away. I think that's why he caught Biedrins wide open a couple of times because all the defenders were up in the air.

by lightz0ut on Nov 18, 2007 6:02 PM PST up 0 recs

MAn

for the warrior/hip hop fans...that web pin is crazy! One of my personal favorite albums. Can't go wrong with boom and jack!

by RubberDubDubs on Nov 18, 2007 9:48 PM PST up 0 recs

Nothin commemorates Jax return 2 the fold than

some good ol' neo classic hip hop. Kweli and Mos Def would be proud.

Best duo since...

by Tim N Chris Burger on Nov 18, 2007 10:22 PM PST up 0 recs

tips his hand and

everything else, definitely, and has been tipping thus ever since he came into the league, which leads me to believe he did that in high school too when nobody was quick enough to make him pay for that bad habit.

It's a measure of just how quick Monta is that he manages to blow by NBA defenders as often as he does, even with everyone knowing what he's going to do. He's also got exceptional body control in the air. Without a reliable left and the confidence to use it, he'll lose effectiveness and confidence in a deepening spiral as everyone plays to his weakness, time after time, turnover after turnover. I'm assuming that Monta is smart and motivated enough to realize his situation and do something about it.

by mikej on Nov 19, 2007 8:38 PM PST up 0 recs

this was supposed to reply

to timnchrisburger's monta comment earlier--don't know what happened, but suddenly this became a random out-of-left-field comment instead of a reply.

by mikej on Nov 19, 2007 8:40 PM PST up 0 recs

The List

In no particular order:

DJ Fuzzylogic
Hash
R Dizzle
Fantasy Junkie
Tony.psd
Adam
Atma Brother #1
Yaobuttaming

9. Jessica Alba

by Atma Brother ONE on Nov 18, 2007 7:24 PM PST up 0 recs

haha

fair enough

by lightz0ut on Nov 18, 2007 7:29 PM PST up 0 recs

You forgot

Jim Barnett, Ray Ratto, Gary Radnich, Ralph Barbieri, Tom Tolbert, and Don Nelson.

Really, Alba barely merits an "honorable mention"...

by Sleepy Freud on Nov 18, 2007 7:31 PM PST up 0 recs

You're right, Sleepy

Who wouldn't take Ralph Barbieri over Jessica Alba?

by goGSW24 on Nov 19, 2007 9:01 AM PST up 0 recs

The List...

On a Commemorative T-Shirt!

by Tony.psd on Nov 18, 2007 9:14 PM PST up 0 recs

hillarious

While I know the entire GSOM crew could grace the cover of GQ magazine, I'd rather be sitting next to Jessica's fine self at a Warrior game. I know. Such blasphemous words to my beloved GSOM crew. But hey, I'm just keepin it real. =)

Charles Barkley must be rolling over in his grave.

by sleepys29againstshowtime on Nov 18, 2007 10:46 PM PST up 0 recs

Raptor's annoucers were good and . .

they were entertaining. Also, I very much enjoyed the video montage intro at the beginning of the telecast. Prior to the start of the telecast, a one minute video tribute was paid to last season's Warrior playoff victory over the Mavs. The video montage was capped off with a shot of confetti raining down on Oracle after the game 6 victory. That's pretty cool for an opposing team's NBA telecast to show that. Much respect to the producers of the Raptor's TV broadcasts!

Charles Barkley must be rolling over in his grave.

by sleepys29againstshowtime on Nov 18, 2007 6:17 PM PST 0 recs

nice

ya the Raptors' announcers were awesome! Very unbiased and actually funny

It's almost like the Warriors have 6 guys out there... they always have a guy open! - Jon Barry commentating game 3 last year

by gsw4life on Nov 18, 2007 7:28 PM PST up 0 recs

plus no idiotic, out of context, sound-FX words

ala the clips crew. BANG! After a made 3 seems so natural compared to BINGO!.

Best duo since...

by Tim N Chris Burger on Nov 18, 2007 7:32 PM PST up 0 recs

The clippers announcers ....

sounded like they were hired straight out of an Orange County Country club.

by ThermoElectro on Nov 18, 2007 8:19 PM PST up 0 recs

i swear

we need to post dancin Thunder every game. I never get tired of it.

and yeah Monta needs to get better at dishing after the drive. he tries to finish too much and misses an open Biedrins alot of the time, and the times when he does find Andris, it's just a tad bit late, and the defenders are able to recover just a bit better than if he passed the ball on time.

if Monta and Biedrins are the future of the club, then I'd hope that they'd have a better chemistry with each other

Ronald Reagan was a jerk.

by Nooob on Nov 18, 2007 6:22 PM PST 0 recs

I'd definitely...

take TJ Ford over Monta any day. For that matter, I'd take Calderon over Monta too. I'm in the Monta is overrated camp, and I'm not entirely convinced that he'll ever really be able to play the point.

by kinetic on Nov 18, 2007 7:22 PM PST 0 recs

they definitely missed some open 3's

but I think it's just evening out after some of the 3pt shooting performances our opponents have put on us. (Utah 12-16 or something?)

Their offense in the 4th quarter was 100% on the perimeter. We packed it in with our zone and they just kept missing outside shots.

It's almost like the Warriors have 6 guys out there... they always have a guy open! - Jon Barry commentating game 3 last year

by gsw4life on Nov 18, 2007 7:32 PM PST 0 recs

Croshere

He was a big part why the Warriors won. After hitting that 3 to give the warriors the lead, they never looked back after that!

BTW Jackson did an excellent job on Bosh today. Limited him to only 11 points.

P-40

by P40 on Nov 18, 2007 8:10 PM PST 0 recs

Stephen Jackson

I think Stephen Jackson's ability to draw free throws merits a mention. Free points are always welcome; when he drives into the paint or posts up it adds a dimension to our offense beyond spotting up or (worse) pulling up off the dribble for 3P's.

Baron can do the work inside, but asking him to do it too much wears him out. Jackson's play in the post takes much of the load off of Baron, helping the team immensely.

Also, he gets all our bigs (Biedrins, Cro, and I'm certain in the future, Wright and POB) involved.

Stephen Jackson is not Kobe or Lebron (as someone in an earlier diary alluded to)- but for a team like this that is so young, with parts interdependent on each other...a "glue" guy matters just as much.

24 > 23

AIM: Jetforze

by OptionZero on Nov 18, 2007 9:42 PM PST 0 recs

I'm also impressed

At how Jack had the energy after the game to strap on shoulder pads and run through the 49ers D for 100 yards or so.

You know, given how desperately the Pats need the #2 pick... ;-P

by Sleepy Freud on Nov 18, 2007 9:53 PM PST up 0 recs

It just hit me

when the dubs made their (late)anti zone adjustment in the pistons game, where baron was getting the ball at the free throwline and and QBing from there. Jax has 5-6 inches on BD making him prospectively better in that role.

He may me THE answer against the zone, if anyone hits us with it again.

Best duo since...

by Tim N Chris Burger on Nov 18, 2007 10:16 PM PST up 0 recs

No complaining...

after an 0-6 start. Plus a road victory over the defending Atlantic Division champions is a great way to start the road trip. Its so refreshing after the Warriors played great against the Cavs, Mavs and Pistons and got zero. Maybe things even out at times. This was definitely like found money. Great work Warriors. Keep it up. Monta is making a lot of mistakes (4 TOs, 0 assists??) but he's still young, only 3 years out of high school. Let's give him more time (but damn, how about making your free throws???)

Nothing better than "The City".

by philsmith75 on Nov 18, 2007 9:45 PM PST 0 recs

The "crappy craptors"

...I love that name.

by Jeremy Belvins on Nov 18, 2007 10:15 PM PST 0 recs

Too early to count out

Monta, but definitely too early for Marco. C'mon. He hasn't sniffed any real playing time. And, Nelson seems to be really hard on the rooks. Belinelli's being challenged, and I expect him to step up in the 2nd half of the season. Watching him, you do see something special. Summer League is never a true indicator, but the Kid will win us some much needed games in the stretch, don't ya think?

by eshock on Nov 18, 2007 10:26 PM PST 0 recs

HEY

Does anyone know if theres a website where you can view footage of the game. It obviously wasn't televised, but how do you access that little bit of footage on youtube? Do you have to be a league pass subscriber online?...I was just curious if anyone had any knowledge about that, because I'd love to watch the game. It'd be niiice

This is my team There are many like it But this one is mine. My team, without me is useless. Without my team, I am useless

by BlueNgoldBlood on Nov 18, 2007 11:15 PM PST 0 recs

nba.com

has video highlights plus a cool whole game in 6 minutes video feature.

Best duo since...

by Tim N Chris Burger on Nov 19, 2007 6:27 AM PST up 0 recs

lol

yall could get a nice video of jessica alba but we had to listen to the actual game on the radio? lol don't get me wrong she is fine but still i hella wanted to see this one.

JACK IS BACK!

by Proof on Nov 18, 2007 11:50 PM PST 0 recs

PROPS

to Austin Croshere for the effort tonight. It was nice to see him contribute and rebound (9 and 6 in 16)

by highflya on Nov 19, 2007 12:04 AM PST 0 recs

hmm

I appreciate the whole "no hair products...natural beauty" thing, but that HAS to be the worst Jessica Alba picture I've ever seen. And is it just me or does Cash look like Deron Williams? A stalker Deron Williams (check out that fatal attraction stare he is putting on Jess).