cheesebeef said:Yuma - I usually think you're totally nutso, but I ws thinking the same thing. I just got a chill watching him out there in uniform.
He hits his first shot - the place will erupt and we win by 20.
This game HAS to be won on emotion - MUST WIN! MUST WIN!
I LOVE RAJA BELL!
Come on, Cheese... you figured out a way to insert that post after the game, didn't you?
I think your new name might be Nostradamus.
jbeecham said:Update: Raja went back to the lockerroom to have his calf checked out one more time, but says he feels fine. Charles Barkley said he's watching him warmup and Raja has no explosion when going for him layups (although it's in warm-ups so take it for what it's worth). Charles is also already bagging on the crowd for not being loud enough 20 minutes before gametime.
When are people going to see the difference between "bagging" on the Phoenix Suns and making honest observations. the Phoenix Suns crowd was just dead in the second half of Game 3. They were quiet before Game 4. During the WCF the crowd needs to get the team going sometimes. It shouldn't be the other way around every time.
Charles has said repeatedly that he is cheering for the Phoenix Suns and wants them to win. In fact he was on the local news the other night addressing fans who think he doesn't like the Phoenix Suns. He said he hopes they win the championship, he loves the Phoenix Suns, he lives in Phoenix, and he loves Steve Nash. He just said he doesn't like their defense or lack thereof.
BTW if you guys are looking for another reason to get upset about something Charles Barkley said I heard this one on the local news last night. Bruce Cooper asked him whether Amare Stoudemire or Dwight Howard would be the best, young, power player in the NBA it a couple years. Without hesitation Charles Barkley said that in a couple years Dwight Howard will be the best player in the NBA. He said Howard is an absolute beast.
Of course while I defend Charles Barkley's comments I probably ought to say that he is frequently wrong, especially when it comes to his game analysis. Anybody who's ever thought he would make a great coach just needs to listen to him a couple nights on TNT to know that's a bad idea.
Joe