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Archive for March 8th, 2011

Kobe Bryant On Miami Heat Crying In The Locker Room After Game “Everybody responds to adversity differently.”

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

There's no other player in the NBA who wants it more than Kobe Bryant. The drive that fuels this stone cold killer in the clutch cannot be matched by many as he continues his quest for another championship. With the game on the line there's one number to call for ...

Posted in Los Angeles Lakers, NBA | 1 Comment »

Larry Drew Was Happy To Hear The Heat Cried And Thinks More Teams Need To Show Emotions

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

After improving the last five consecutive seasons under Mike Woodson, the Atlanta Hawks decided it was time for a new voice to be heard and named Woodson’s longtime assistant, Larry Drew, his successor.  Hoping to take advantage of the team’s athleticism, Drew installed a one-of-a-kind motion offense.  Yet the Hawks have ...

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When He First Got to the League Dwight Howard Says He Used to Cry After Every Game

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

After the Miami Heat lost another heartbreaker and squandered another big lead in their house against Chicago on Sunday, Miami Head Coach Erik Spoelstra said there were some players in the locker room crying following the loss. Of course after those comments were revealed the jokes starting flying around the ...

Posted in Miami Heat, NBA, Orlando Magic | 2 Comments »

Derrick Mason Not Impressed That Erik Spoelstra Would Mention Miami Heat Players Crying

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

He's the Baltimore Ravens player-rep in the NFLPA, and he's always a good interview. So why don't we see what's on Derrick Mason's mind these days?  In addition to the ongoing Collective Bargaining Agreement stalemate in the NFL, Mason's got the NBA to comment on. His Lakers looked good during ...

Posted in Baltimore Ravens, NFL | 1 Comment »

Rick Pitino Picks Florida as Sleeper Candidate for National Championship

Tuesday, March 8th, 2011

While Ohio State certainly looked the part of the nation's top team in scorching Wisconsin on Sunday, this appears to be the most wide-open March Madness we've seen in a while. You could throw all kinds of teams out at me and convince me that they've got a shot to cut ...

Posted in College Basketball, Florida State Seminoles, Louisville Cardinals | No Comments »

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