The Best Links In All the World, In All the NBA, In All the Universe... 14 January 2009

by Basketball John on Jan 14, 2009 11:05 AM MST in TBLIATWIATNIATU Comment 4 comments

A few links for the day before the game thread comes up. The Paul Millsap All-Star talk picks up steam...

The Paul Millsap principle - This one's for you David Locke. It's not just Jazz homerism that Millsap should be considered for the All-Star team. And why haven't you signed up for the Dunk yet?

"Quite simply, Millsap's performance as a starter has been incredible. Saying he's played at an All-Star level over the last month and a half would be something of an understatement. If Millsap maintained this level of play for an entire season, we'd have to start talking about him as one of the best big men in the game. Seriously."
I'm sure Millsap was always first to the dinner table. He could probably box out all three of his brothers.
"Going into his seventh season in the NBA, Okur has now made Utah history by scoring over 40 points for the team, a record which has not been beat since the 1974-1975 season." - Sabah - I don't know what this Turkish site is talking about since scoring >40 a bunch of times. I love the title too. The Turkish to English Google Translate must not work too well.
Guess what the main story is with the Jazz going to OKC tonight?
Here it is again.
Jerry Sloan has a love child. Deron Williams is a love child.
Danielle has 1000 usernames and counting.
More Mansap love

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Paul Millsap went from averaging roughly eight points and five rebounds a year ago—to now 15 points and 9.5 rebounds per game this season. Until this season, he was merely thought of as a very solid role player.

Maybe to those who weren’t really paying attention.

Grammar is not a time of waste

by Patrick517 on Jan 14, 2009 11:33 AM MST reply actions 0 recs

That lovechild site is pretty funny.

I don’t know how Bill Romanowski isn’t Brian Griese’s love father. And you can put Omar Epps and anybody as Mike Tomlin’s love parents, cuz Epps and Tomlin look like twins. Speaking of which, they need to make a movie based on the Pittsburgh Steelers and get Epps to play Tomlin and Seth Rogan to play Ben Rothliesberger.

The more you try to erase me, the more that I appear.

by clarkpojo on Jan 14, 2009 11:50 AM MST reply actions 0 recs