Lakers vs. Thunder Game 1
Metta World Peace was booed by the OKC crowd in the series opener of the West semis showdown between the Lakers and the Thunder. James Harden, on the other hand, was greeted by applause.
The booing wasn’t just about the home court advantage, for no one gets booed by simply being on the visiting team. World Peace did something to Harden in a regular season game held at the Staples Center. And the incident is still fresh in the memories of the Thunder fans.
This hero vs. villain treatment proved to be a huge psychological factor as the Thunder massacred the Lakers, 119-90 in game 1.
Can the B-MEG Llamados repeat? Read More→
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— BC the Man
Destiny Win for B-Meg
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One doesn’t need to be a hardcore basketball fan to appreciate the greatness of Sunday’s rubber match between B-Meg and TNT.
It was just an epic battle. Period.
For us B-Meg fans, the final seconds were the hardest – it’s like you’re on a death row, patiently waiting for a miracle. When James Yap missed the shot, I had a mini heart attack – could this really be over?
I knew deep down that they can still win the championship…if they could only send the game into overtime – if only…
I was already doing the mental countdown, when suddenly the game stopped – is this the miracle I’ve been waiting for?
That whistle unexpectedly turned things around. While many contested that it should have been a let go situation – even PBA legend Jojo Lastimosa commented on national TV that referees should have not called the foul considering what is on the line. Read More→
Pretty Boy no more
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Floyd Mayweather won a unanimous decision against Miguel Cotto. Cotto fought well and landed authoritative punches, even causing blood to drip from Mayweather’s nose. But Mayweather was just quicker and smarter.
Still, Cotto must be commended for making Mayweather earn this win the hard way.
This was a close bout, not in terms of score, but in terms of grit. Cotto ground it out, forcing Mayweather on the ropes several times, giving himself a chance for a knockout. But it was the right decision by the judges—Floyd by four or five rounds.
Why you can’t reserve game 7 tickets
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I’m posting this because some of my Facebook friends were asking me why they can’t seem to get reserved seating for game 7 of the B-MEG-TNT Finals.
My answer is that getting reserved tickets for important games is not humanly possible.
The moment TNT registered their 92-82 Game 6 victory last Friday, the game 7 tickets were already sold out. They’re already bought by the PBA teams. Read More→
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