http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=400488907On a parade down Broad Street!Ockeghem said:Walter,Well, it now looks like you will have a few more highlights to cherish this season and that your Sixers will go 82-0. Where do you plan on going to celebrate your championship?
First the Heat, now the Bulls. This is suppose to be the season of tanking. I am really surprised that they are 3-0, as I thought they would lose to the Bulls, which was on a 2nd night of a back-to-back. If they can beat Golden State on Monday, then they could very well start out 7-0, before suffering a loss to the Spurs. But the Warriors are just starting their East Coast road trip, so the cynic in me, does not see that happening.I may actually plan to watch more NBA games this season, as I had to temporarily downgrade my satellite plan to save some money, thus depriving me of the NHL. I may get it back up, when the Olympics roll around.
They look really sluggish, having scored only 65 points through three quarters. And the Celtics lead the Grizzlies on the road by four at halftime, but I can't imagine that that will hold up.I was at work when the game was happening, but oh man, did they get embarrassed in their own building, even if it was against one of the best teams in the West. And with former Sixer, Andre Iguodala, leading the Warriors in scoring. Next game is against the Washington Wizards, who are probably looking for payback after losing to the 76ers on Saturday, after blowing a huge lead.With the free trial of NBA League Pass, I caught the final minutes of the Celtics @ Grizzlies game. I thought the Celtics were going to pull off an upset there.Ockeghem said:Walter,Okay, so maybe the Sixers won't go 82-0 after all.
I think third time could be the charm, as the Heat seemed to struggle the most against the Pacers in the playoffs the last 2 seasons.After watching the Heat against the Nets, it feels like this season could be their final hurrah to win another championship.schan1269 said:
