For me, i could pretty much watch basketball 24/7/365.  If it's a Warriors game then dammit that makes it 10x more important to me.  I've found myself watching women's basketball and televised high school games if there were no NBA games on at the time.  I've played pick-up games all my life... played in high school... played in local tourneys.  I watch NBA-TV more than any other channel that it drives my wife bananas.  I think it's safe to say that i love this game.

But recently i was on a non-sports related message board and a thread was started by someone excitedly announcing that the new NBA season has begun.  To my surprise, roughly 80-90% of the replys in the thread were along the lines of "who cares?" and "F--- basketball, it's football season" and even "Basketball is boring. The NBA season is too long."

Damn!  That's blasphemy in my eyes.  Basketball is my number 1 favorite sport, with football coming in second, and all other sports virtually tying for last.

So, how much do you love this game?  Where would you rank it in terms of your favorite sport?

Pacman defeats Barrara in their 2nd meeting by unanimous decision.  It wasn't really close.  Who else out there is a Pacquiao fan?  

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Damn, that might be looked upon as treason from a Warrior fan's point of view.  Just the mere suggestion of it shocked the hell out of me.

It's a small sentence, but i read it here:

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/spt/basketball/mavs/stories/061607dnsposherrington.379d5 d8.html

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I figured it out.  

When Don Nelson wears that black tshirt under his blazer the Warriors loose.  Especially when he wears the black blazer with the black tshirt combo.  

I challenge you to look it up.  He wore it all through our losing streak near the end of the season, and when he switched it up the Warriors streak ended!

He needs to burn that outfit and especially the tshirt!

The "WE BELIEVE" slogan got us through Dallas and the first round, but by this time i don't think the fans or the team need to remind ourselves anymore that we believe.  It's time for a new slogan... something that is more confident and less desperate sounding.  Something that shows that we know that we belong here and we're coming to get ya.

What do you think about that?

Any Ideas for a new slogan??

I was wondering if my 1-year-old needs a separate ticket or if he's free admission to a Warrior's game??

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Five days after his arrest on suspicion of domestic violence, Ron Artest said he'd stumbled as a father and husband -- and the Sacramento Kings announced they would let the volatile player return to the team.

At the hastily called news conference to announce Artest would play Sunday against the Denver Nuggets, Artest promised to begin volunteering with domestic violence groups in Sacramento and said he would work to repair his personal life.

Damn, i wish they would let him skip the Nuggets game on Sunday first.  I was hoping Sactown would drop games into oblivion without Artest in their line-up.

The NBA is putting together an All-star dance team for All-star weekend.  It'll feature 1 dancer from each of the 30 NBA teams and the fans will vote who they will be.

Go here to vote:
http://www.nba.com/allstar2007/dance/

This isn't really a big deal to me, but i guess the only reason that i'm posting this is that they only give you 3 girls to choose from from each squad.  And the thing that gets me the most is that my favorite Warrior girl SANAE is not included!!!  Oh the injustice!!!

NBA.com posted the latest returns for All-Star balloting this year.  Here's the link:
http://www.nba.com/news/2007_allstar_thirdreturns_070104.html

And here's a cut/paste of the numbers:

EASTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: LeBron James (Cleveland) 1,587,738; Chris Bosh (Toronto) 589,829; Jermaine O'Neal (Indiana) 531,531; Paul Pierce (Boston) 382,287; Grant Hill (Orlando) 331,931; Rasheed Wallace (Detroit) 299,296; Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) 260,993; Tayshaun Prince (Detroit) 200,065; Emeka Okafor (Charlotte) 186,445; Chris Webber (Philadelphia) 173,572.
Guards: Dwyane Wade (Miami) 1,191,403; Vince Carter (New Jersey) 867,437; Gilbert Arenas (Washington) 647,281; Jason Kidd (New Jersey) 490,622; Stephon Marbury (New York) 347,994; Chauncey Billups (Detroit) 244,236; Michael Redd (Milwaukee) 192,280; Joe Johnson (Atlanta) 160,280; Steve Francis (New York) 155,676; Richard Hamilton (Detroit) 136,946.

Centers: Shaquille O'Neal (Miami) 1,013,747; Dwight Howard (Orlando) 789,950; Ben Wallace (Chicago) 451,575; Alonzo Mourning (Miami) 155,605; Zaza Pachulia (Atlanta) 103,301; Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 103,321; Zydrunas Ilgauskas (Cleveland) 88,979; Nazr Mohammed (Detroit) 73,139; Eddy Curry (New York) 68,445; Nenad Krstic (New Jersey) 62,550.

WESTERN CONFERENCE

Forwards: Kevin Garnett (Minnesota) 947,040; Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 852,827; Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 794,581; Carmelo Anthony (Denver) 769,491; Shane Battier (Houston) 539,714; Shawn Marion (Phoenix) 283,766; Lamar Odom (L.A. Lakers) 275,327; Josh Howard (Dallas) 256,409; Carlos Boozer (Utah) 217,872; Pau Gasol (Memphis) 198,075.
Guards: Kobe Bryant (L.A. Lakers) 1,386,477; Tracy McGrady (Houston) 1,205,510; Allen Iverson (Denver) 1,157,031*; Steve Nash (Phoenix) 869,645; Chris Paul (New Orleans/Oklahoma City) 276,477; Jason Terry (Dallas) 267,698; Manu Ginobili (San Antonio) 256,362; Tony Parker (San Antonio) 242,929; Ray Allen (Seattle) 221,003; Jerry Stackhouse (Dallas) 220,385.

Centers: Yao Ming (Houston) 1,629,832; Amaré Stoudemire (Phoenix) 610,444; Erick Dampier (Dallas) 246,918; Mehmet Okur (Utah) 189,778; Marcus Camby (Denver) 154,712; Brad Miller (Sacramento) 81,424; Francisco Elson (San Antonio) 71,114; Tyson Chandler (New Orleans/Oklahoma City) 69,851; Chris Mihm (L.A. Lakers) 69,840; Chris Kaman (L.A. Clippers) 67,430.

Look at this BS.  Baron Davis isn't even in the top ten vote-getters for West guards. Jason Terry is at #6 and Baron whoops his ass easily.  
Even Jerry Stackhouse is currently #10!!

And look at the West voting for centers.  Look at all those scrubs beating out Beidrins. Francisco Elson??  Chris Mihm???  Scrubs!!

Warriors getting no love this year.