Guess the score of tonight's Game 7 of the NBA Finals!

105-103 Spurs Hulkster knows








FIRST!















I'm going for the Pistons though.

DETROIT PISTONS 90

San Anonio Spurs 80





[Edited 6/23/05 4:20am]

151 - 38

TheFrog said:

TheFrog said:

Who has 151?

Detroit 111, San Antonio 110
in
TRIPLE
overtime..

it will be the best professional basketball game
I have ever seen.

dreamfactory313 said:

the one with the thingie.

TheFrog said:

dreamfactory313 said:

Pistons 101, Spure 90! Let it be!!!!!

Game 7. This is game is going to be off the heezee babay!!!

Detroit 100
San Antoino 99

Detroit 91
San Antonio 84

The game will be physical in the early going, and San Antonio is versatile, but soft, and Billups will take over.

Detroit 95
San Antonio 89

I can't wait til next season. The Lakers are back!

Detroit 98

San Antonio 94

My heart is still somewhere in betwix 8 and 10 Mile Road Baby!!!!!

WesssstSiiiide!!

popgodazipa said:

Hakeem...best of all time.....you must have just started watching basketbell in 1990....he he he...

DexMSR said:

Yeah Russell has more rings and Wilt has more size, but Olajuwon was the total package. Inside and outside threat. Clutch free throw shooter. Best skills of any center with his back to the goal. Incredible defender. Better than Shaq, Robinson, Ewing, and Kareem on both ends of the court. Name one better and I'll show you where your wrong.

popgodazipa said:

You can definitely make a case for Olajuwon. He was just a joy to watch. I loved watching the Rockets during that Championship winning era. Nice to see Horry still playing such amazing all round basketball. If there were a sixth-man MVP Horry would win it hands down. If not purely based on numbers his contribution could be seen as a series-winning MVP-like one.

popgodazipa said:

As a Lakers fan, I must say that you are out of your mind.



reg season record 48-34, eliminated in 2006 WC semis.

namepeace said:

Well we will see. I put a lot of stock in Phil and Kobe's ability. I give Kobe a pass for last season with the shoulder injury, bad ankle sprain, rape case, karl malone hitting on his wife, and everyone complaining about him breaking up the Lakers and all. If Lamar Odom and Kobe could be the next MJ and Pippen if Odom plays his position and Kobe stops relying on his jumper so much. I really believe they have an outside chance. Kobe in the playoffs is something special to see, he never quits.

popgodazipa said:

Kobe did break up the Lakers.

For all his brilliance, last year, Kobe never quit in the playoffs. His refusal to quit shooting and feed the ball to Shaq cost the Lakers the title.

I see the Jackson rehiring as a bid to reestablish the credibility of the franchise. They put it in the hands of a spoiled egomaniac who didn't know his place. Now a grownup has returned to save the franchise from itself.

DexMSR said:

Right about Hakeem ,wrong about the game. You should know that trophy belongs in Texas.

Universaluv said:

If you are talking about the Rockets, I'm with you. Tracy is an incredible talent, I had no idea he was such a good shooter. But Yao is the rate limiting step with the Rockets.

The Lakers are going to surprise a lot of people. Pippen has agreed to sign on as an assistant coach to help mold Odom's game. If they can manage a trade and get a guy like an Antonio Mcdyess, they will have a great chance to make it into the post season.

popgodazipa said:

I won't be the least bit surprised if the Lakers make it to the playoffs. But the results will be no different than the mid-90's days of the Lake Show. Good enough to compete, not good enough to make it past San Antonio.

Spurs spanked them Pistons!!!

JediMaster said:

To the contrary, JM. The Spurs escaped them Pistons.

namepeace said:

Yeah, right! Who has the rings? NOT the friggin' Pistons!

JediMaster said:

True indeed, but they escaped. That doesn't diminish their accomplishment. They beat a champion to become champions, just like they did in 2003.

namepeace said:

My fellow Jedi, Obi Wan Genobli, schooled those Pistons.

JediMaster said:

Yes, but it was the Sith Assassin, Darth Horry, that saved Obi Wan Ginobili's bacon!!!!

namepeace said:

Be that as it may, they both were on the same team, whuppin' on those Pissed-ons!