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Lil’ Wayne Disses NBA, Miami Heat, and Chris Bosh At All-Star Weekend

Last night, while at an All-Star Game afterparty, Lil’ Wayne performed at a Houston club, and went on a rant about his ejection from a Heat-Lakers game in Miami last week. He went on to say that the Heat banned him from all NBA events, and started several crowd chants including, “Fuck the NBA”, “Fuck Lebron”, “Fuck She-Wade”, and probably the most hilarious of the chants, “I fucked Chris Bosh’s wife”. lmaoooo! tell us what you think

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2012 NBA Slam Dunk Contest in Slow Motion HD

While the NBA dunk contest has certainly lost a little bit of the sizzle that used to come with the event, when the likes of Dominique, Michael and Vince would bring the house down, the event still proves to showcase some freakishly athletic maneuvers from some of the lessor known players in the league.

I'm sure 90% of the viewing public didn't know who these cats were before the dunk contest. Where are all the superstars like in the 80s and 90s? Lebron said in an interview that the $35K prize money isn't enough to get him in the contest, but if it was a million, maybe he would be. Shit's just sad. The events are supposed to be FOR THE FANS. Not for some over-compensated star to get another check.

Well  The NBA trained high-speed Phantom Cameras on the action and the result is something truly spectacular to behold. Watch as Jeremy Evans, Paul George, Chase Budinger and Derrick Williams pull of their signature dunks for the night.

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Why Bosh Why???

Where Do I Even Beg"LIN"?????

By Sports Writer: Diz Cullifa

For at least another month I will only be the tender age of 20. While some of my exploits during my early years have been somewhat naïve and immature I always found time to keep up on the popular happenings in sports. It is kind of weird to say that because I was always the guy in grade school and high school who was the last to find out about everything. I could go a month without knowing a buddy of mine had broken up with his girlfriend until I asked him how his relationship was going. The normal response always ended up being a dirty look and then some jokes made towards me because I was so out of the loop that people could not believe how late I was. It was another story though when it came to sports and the new “fad” that was happening. Back in 06-07, it was announced that Greg Oden would be shooting free throws with his left hand during his first few games back with the Buckeyes from injury. I was the guy who brought it up in conversation and had Buckeye fans at my school eating out of my palm for new information. I would walk by groups of people talking and suddenly hear “hey did you hear what Greg Oden has to do..?” sure enough the person asking that question would be a nerd that I had previously told that news too and he would be acting like he was the one who found it out. Over time I grew to live with this type of attitude from other people because more than anything I was content with knowing what was going on in the sports world. If I had kept up with my ESPN articles and daily SportsCenter shows then I would be the go-to-guy in a conversation whenever any information needed clearing up. Basically I was feeling good about myself because I was “in-the-loop”, until I heard about this fellow named Jeremy Lin.

If you’re like me then you don’t like being the person who shows up to the party and does not realize its BYOB until someone asks you “didn’t you bring anything to drink?” this is basically how I found out about Jeremy Lin. I was sitting at home on a Saturday a couple of weeks ago when I saw the ESPN bottom line ticker flash “New York Knicks 99 New Jersey Nets 92, Lin – 25 points”. At first I just thought that some guy the Knicks called up from the D-League had the game of his life because no one from the Nets knew who he was and therefore had no game plan for him. Then the next game rolled around where the Knicks hosted the Utah Jazz and Lin dropped 28 and dished out 11 in his first NBA start. Again thinking that I knew more than what I did I paid no attention to the fact that Lin just dropped a double-double on a pretty decent Jazz team that MAYBE had a few lines dedicated to him on their morning scouting report. After the Knicks dropped the Wizards 107-93 for their third straight win I heard nothing more about Jeremy Lin until my dad (out of all people, the same guy who sleeps up to 60 hours a week) shoots me a text that said “DUDE that Asian Knick guy just dropped 23 and had 10 dimes against John Wall. WHO IS THIS GUY?” (For the record, Lin is Taiwanese) After having flashbacks to high school and once again being out of the loop I decided that enough is enough. I was going to watch Jeremy Lin’s next game and I was going to see what this new “Linsanity” was all about. I know I said I hate being the guy who did not get the BYOB memo, but when I am the guy that has to get sports information from his hibernating father that is when I start to get a little pissed.

I got lucky on Friday the 10th because not only did I get to work my bouncer job on a night that many considered the dead night of the weekend, but the Knicks were hosting the Lakers at home on ESPN. Since the only customers we had were older people who were still trying to live in their 20’s I had no problem posting up next to the lobster claw machine and getting my first “Linsanity” preview. The game started off the way I thought it would with Lin missing his first jumper. He didn’t have a bad jump shot, but he had a bit of a hitch and it seemed as though he would have a tough time hitting from behind the arc. Wouldn’t you know it a few minutes later he hits his first shot of the game which is a three pointer. Same motion, same hitch, same follow through and the net could be heard swishing on live TV over 19,000 drunken Knicks fans. I decided right then and there that I would quit asking so many questions about the guy and just watch him play, I did the same thing with Tebow and he turned out to be a better closer than Mariano Rivera and The Situation. Another minuet later Lin dishes a half court mini lob pass over Pau Gasol to a sprinting Tyson Chandler who finishes the play with a dunk. More than anything, that is what I wanted to see. I heard about Lin’s passing ability and for his first assist he throws a beautiful lob that Steve Nash would have slapped him on the butt for. Next offensive possession Lin takes another jump shot and J’s it. The very next possession he drives the lane past Derek Fisher for a nice layup. He ends up dropping 10 points and diming out 3 for his first quarter total.

As bad as I want to give a play by play of how well he played I just can’t because I feel like writing about it does not do him enough justice. It is something that has to be watched to really get a sense of how good he actually is. Along with an array of drives, jump shots and one sick spin move in the lane that gave him a #1 play on SportsCenter, Lin ended up outplaying Kobe. I will say that again, Jeremy Lin, the undrafted point guard out of Harvard who was cut by two teams prior to joining the Knicks and had only played 55 minutes the first 23 games of the year, was outplaying the second best NBA player and was doing it on the biggest stage possible. He ended the game with a game high 38 points and a game high 7 assist. After the game was over I texted my dad to see if he had watched it. He told me that he did but he was still unconvinced that this was actually happening. If anything this would only mean the beginning of the end for “Linsanity” It had to be, there was no way something like this could keep happening. I told him that I thought he was right, that Carmelo and Amare will come back and Lin will become an afterthought. But then a couple of nights ago Lin hit a game winning three against the Toronto Raptors with 0.5 seconds to go.

 I could only mouth these words “he isn’t going Linywhere”

I am amazed thus far with what Lin has done. It is something that the NBA or the human race has not seen before and he keeps doing it on a nightly basis. I thought it would be fun the other day to try and compare him to another sports figure and try to compare and contrast what they have done for themselves and the game thus far. Many people are saying that Lin is the Tebow of the NBA. That’s not a bad comparison but the contrasting points far outweigh the comparing ones in my opinion. Tebow was revered for his leadership and fourth quarter play and his playoff game against the Steelers. He almost singlehandedly lead them to the playoffs and gave people in Denver a reason to be proud fans again, but in my opinion that’s about it. I am a Tebow believer but I am also a realest in the sports world. Tebow throws like Tanner from the Bad News Bears and makes some decision that would make Jamarcus Russell scratch his head. The reason he was so successful was for the fact that he has an emerging star wide out in Demaryius Thomas, an offensive line that was considered one of the best in the NFL and a strong running game with Willis McGahee. Tebow also had a strong college career with two national titles and a Heisman Trophy. People knew who Tebow was before and after he was drafted. He has basically been in the spotlight since the Gators stomped the Buckeyes back in the 2006 national championship game.

When it comes to Lin you never really knew about him until the night he was put into the New Jersey game. Before the NBA, Lin was a pretty good player at Harvard. His senior year he average 16.4 points and 4.5 assist a game. When the 2010 draft came and went there were no takers until the Warriors called him up after and signed him to a two year deal. He made their opening night roster and even stuck with them the entire 2010-2011 season. Then Mark Jackson was hired and Lin had to prove himself again but this time he was cut. The Warriors were making roster moves in order to go after free agent center DeAndre Jordan and Lin was due almost 800,000$. He then moved on to Houston to try and win the backup point guard slot, where he was beat out by Kyle Lowry, Johnny Flynn, and Goran Dragic. Lin was then picked up later by the Knicks in order to fill roster space. The first 23 games, Lin saw limited action and was actually one of the guys that went in when the game was out of reach. Then the New Jersey game happened and as they say, the rest is history.

So now the question remains, where do Lin and the Knicks go from here? Being that I am a nerd and I like to read I found an article on Grantland.com by Jay Caspian Kang that really says it best on what to expect the rest of the year from Lin

“He can get to the hoop. Lin has been most effective in the pick-and-roll, which makes up about half of his possessions. He employs a series of hesitations, crossovers, and spin moves to get into the lane, an old-school style reminiscent of Sam Cassell's early days with the Rockets. Like the young Cassell, Lin uses his size and lateral quickness to shake defenders. Both have the ability to remain composed while driving to the basket. It's this quality, more than the scoring totals, that has contributed to the Knicks' five-game winning streak. Unlike Iman Shumpert, who seems to pre-program whatever he's going to do before he receives the ball (a good quality for a power forward, but a terrible one for a point guard), Lin seems to quickly run through a litany of options every time he touches the ball.”

If the Knicks want to make a deep playoff run with this no longer no name in their backcourt I think they need to do three things. First they need to realize that Lin’s passing ability will do wonders for Stoudemire but will take some points away from Carmelo who is a natural ball hog. I like Carmelo as a player and I give him props for marrying La-La who starred in You Got Served, but he is also that kid on the playground that everyone hopes they don’t get picked to be on his team because they will never see the ball in their hands. Second, Lin needs to stay focused as he has been for the time being and not worry about “Linsanity” because the first time he feels stressed or that he isn’t playing up to expectations, the Knicks will once again be out of a point guard (que Mike Bibby nodding slowly). Thirdly and lastly I think Tyson Chandler should have a bigger role in the offense. Go back and watch his New Orleans tapes and how well he finished around the rim when he had Chris Paul throwing him lobs and bounce passes of off pick and rolls. If the Knicks would get Chandler averaging between 13 and 14 points a game then I think they have a real shot at challenging the Heatles and Bulls for the Eastern crown. That being said there is still plenty of season left (about 33 games, which counts as “plenty” if you were slapped around by the lockout like most fans were) and you never know when something amazing can happen. (see what I did there?)

I like Jeremy Lin and what he brings to the table. I also like knowing now that I have enough knowledge to start a conversation with a stranger if I hear anyone mention Lin’s name. That being said I am glad “Linsanity” is still around but I will not miss it when it’s gone. Trends in the NBA come and go quicker than Jionni when he has to spend another awful night with Snooki. But with this shortened NBA season it has been nice to read about something other than a shortened NBA season, even if it happens to be about someone who screwed me over in the gossip world.

“If you do something wrong, you better make sure you do it right”

@DizCullifa

Players, Owners and US

Derek West
Head Writer

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Owner’s associations and players unions. Players unions and owner associations...This year we came close to not only not having an NFL season, but not having an NBA season as well. And a lot of people want to know why. At the end of the day the NFL Owners Association and the NFL Players Union were eventually able to come to an agreement and give us as fans a full season. We weren't quite as lucky with the NBA. We will still get about a 75% season, which works perfect for LeBron James because he only plays 3 quarters...but I digress.

People will offer all sort of opinions of what the issues between the two sides are, or were. But in my opinion it comes down to one lone idea. Greed. Plain and simple. Any way you look at it owners wanted more money, players wanted more money, and when the dust settled it was us as fans who would have wound up losing had there been a lockout. Well us as fans and the hundreds of thousands of people who count on professional sports organizations as employers.

beastmode

That's why I believe in addition to the Owners Associations and Players Unions there should also be a League of Fans. The name is of course up for discussion. This Fan Committee would be made up of normal people with normal jobs who would act as a sort of voice of reason within these negotiations. Normal people who can look the owners and players in the face and say: "Really? No, really?!" Are you guys really arguing over whether you as an owner are going to make 3 billion instead of 3.5!? And are you as players really complaining because you're only going to make 15 million this year instead of 16? Really!?"

As a fan I think sometimes it's important to bring these people down to reality and remember a few things. One of those things being that to the owners: You own a professional sports team! I guess maybe you've become so disconnected from reality that you lose sight of that at times, but you're living a dream! And to the players: You play sports for a living! You get to be the guys that we all wanted to be in 2nd grade! You're someone's idol, and hero.

Hello Bob Kraft...

Now I'm sure both sides would argue that there are more details than what I have highlighted here. That there are things going on behind the scenes that we as fans don't know about, but guess what? That's the situation at every job. So can you honestly look at Frank the bus driver from Lansing, Michigan in the face an tell him you aren't going to have a season this year so tough luck about the season tickets he worked overtime for 4 months to purchase because you didn't get your extra million? Or billion? If you guys can look at us as fans and say that, then you don't deserve to have us watch you play.

That would be the other function of this Sports Syndicate, it would be to remind the players AND owners that at any given time we could stop buying season tickets. We could pull out fantasy league memberships. We could stop watching your games. We could stop buying your licensed apparel. We could basically remind you of that lesson we all learn as kids: YOU DONT BITE THE HAND THAT FEEDS YOU. In short we could bring your industry to a bitter and destructive halt. And then where will you be? You'll be a bunch of old white guys with nothing do to but manage your kids pee wee league, and a bunch of tall ass dudes working at Safeway or Kenny's Shoes.

some fans live and die with the team.. and still don't
get the respect from owners

Of course the only problem with my Fans Union is that eventually it would become as corrupt and greedy as the system we were trying to balance out. I suppose it's just the nature of the beast. In summation I think that perhaps the next time there are whispers of a lockout, and negotiations screech to a halt, everyone stop and remember that at any given time, should we as fans become organized, we could take it all away.

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JAY-Z OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES BROOKLYN NETS

Jay Z: NBA Nets Renamed 'Brooklyn Nets': MyFoxNY.com

Jay Z: NBA Nets Renamed ‘Brooklyn Nets’: MyFoxNY.com

Jay-Z officially announces that the New Jersey Nets are now officially the Brooklyn Nets. He’ll be opening the new arena in Brooklyn with a couple kick off concerts.

Derrick Rose, Youngest MVP!!!!!!!!

Congratulations, i think he made the biggest impact on his team, i think out of all the potential MVP's his team wouldn't be as far as they are without him...............what do you think ??????

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BLAKE GRIFFIN'S ROOKIE YEAR DUNKS

Check out every single dunk from Blake Griffin's impressive rookie season in which he took the league (and its rims) by storm with 214 slams. Visithttp://www.nba.com/video for more highlights.

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The Airmax '97 Uptempo III (The Scottie Pippen's)

Continuing with the ’90s era basketball sneaker revival, Nike has just gone and updated the Airmax Uptempo III for re-release. Aka the "Scottie Pippen's" One of our all time personal favorites. the sneaker was first introduced back in 1997 and became known for its signature “teardrop” detailing and chunky air bubble units. With those classic details intact, the new version comes in an updated colorway that features a combination of white, black and grey throughout the upper with teal green accents. The sneaker is available now through select Nike stockists worldwide.

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The Best NBA Dunk Contest Moments!

THE BEST NBA SLAM DUNK CONTEST MOMENTS!





Just in Time for the NBA's annual All Star Weekend Slam Dunk Contest, The Street Evol brings you the best NBA slam dunk contest moments. These are the moments that are etched in our memories and where players become legends. Even though this piece of American Culture is losing it's luster, these moments will never be forgotten. From oldest to latest, let's get started..




In 1976 The man who started it all! dunk has been repeated by almost everyone from Jordan to Dwight Howard, but Dr. J was the Originator and The ABA was not as flashy as the NBA would later become but he definitely was wowed the ABA crowds with this magical event. The Moment starts at about 5:29, amazing!


JULIUS ERVING'S JUMP FROM THE FOUL LINE









THE FIRST NBA SLAM DUNK COMPETITION



The 1984 Slam Dunk Contest was one of the 5 major events that led to the birth-year of the basketball and hip-hop culture fusion that is known today as The "Dunkadelic-Era" In America, 1984-Present. Even though Dr. J lost to Larry Nance in this one, we must Thank him, for his influence because Dr. J is truly the "Godfather of Basketball".





WHO SAYS YOU HAVE TO BE TALL TO DUNK?!





At 5'7 Spud Webb is the shortest guy to ever win the Slam Dunk Contest. He went against his teammate Dominique Wilkins in the 1986 contest and beat him.  What made Spud Webb's dunks so incredible, other than the fact he was 5'7 was that he could not palm the basketball! Michael Jordan was even impressed!




AIR JORDAN VS. THE HUMAN HIGHLIGHT REEL





These two greats has multiple timeless moments in the dunk contest and this video perfectly portrays that. These two built a rivalry that Kobe and Lebron could be compared to today. From their competitiveness to their shoe war (Reebok pumps vs. Nike Air) they will never be forgotten and built the NBA/Hiphop culture. (check out Jordan with the gold chains!!)




DEE BROWN PUMPS UP HIS REEBOKS





Now this was a classic contest from start to finish. The 1991 Dunk contests came down to Shawn Kemp and Dee Brown. Dee won over the crowd early by pumping up his Reeboks. Then to top it off did a no look dunk that drove the crowd crazy!




HAROLD MINER=BABY JORDAN?





From dunkers like Cedric Ceballos, Kenny "The Jet" Smith, John Starks & Shawn Kemp to name a few the 1993 Slam Dunk Contest was action packed. However, even with all those great dunkers people kept buzzing about Harold Miner who was nick named "Baby Jordan". His career didn't exactly pan out that way and the closest he came to Jordan was winning this contest twice!




ISAIAH RIDER'S "EAST BAY FUNK DUNK"





The 1994 Slam Contest was another classic and came down to Shawn Kemp vs. Isaiah Rider. Rider won with his Dunk between his legs. " Rider called it the "East Bay Funk Dunk." At the time, Sir Charles said it "might be the best dunk I've ever seen. Whatever it's called, this dunk is now a much-copied classic and dunkers are still doing it today.




VIN-SANITY





Probably one of the greatest dunk contest performances ever. From start to finish Vince just knew he was going to win. With his very first dunk, Kenny "The Jet" Smith said it perfectly "LET'S GO HOME!" His dunks were so incredible that fans and players alike did not know how to react. He won this one hands down! The




WHO NEEDS LEBRON??





The 2003 Slam Dunk Contest came down to the Wire between Desmond Mason and Jay Richardson. This was the dunk contest that people were buzzing about and wanted Lebron to be in, but he was still in H.S but was the first overall pick later that year. Even without Lebron's buzz it was still classic.  Especially with the dunk that J Rich did to win it..




THE 2006 CONTROVERSY





There was lots of controversy in this one, some say Andre Iguodala should have won. Either way it was still a classic. The moment that sealed it for Nate was when he brought out the original vertically challenged Dunker, Spud Webb and Jumped over him.




GOTTA HAVE SWAGGER!





The 2009 Dunk Contest was probably the last great one. It showed original creativity and lots of Swagger. It came down to Nate Robinson and Dwight Howard.This one had all kinds of crazy dunks and dance moves! The Superman debuted and Nate recreated his jump over Spud Webb by Jumping over Dwight.  That sealed it up as Nate Robinson ended up taking the title.




2011 BLAKE GRIFFIN???





Blake Griffin is the favorite to win it this year. His in game dunks have just been incredible. This Video shows his top ten Dunks since November. There has not been a player with this much buzz since Vince Carter. Lets see how creative Blake can get!


The SPRITE NBA SLAM DUNK champion will be crowned on Feb. 19, at STAPLES Center (8 p.m. ET on TNT) in Los Angeles. the Los Angeles Clippers' Blake Griffin is one of  four first-time contestants vie for the title. Others include: the Milwaukee Bucks' Brandon Jennings, the Oklahoma City Thunder's Serge Ibaka and the Washington Wizards' JaVale McGee.


Hopefully it gets back to the Dunk Contest as we know it!

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The Street Evol's Top Ten NBA Shoes of ALL TIME!

THE TOP TEN NBA SHOES 
OF ALL TIME!







In no particular order....





Nike Air Pippen. You wouldn’t think YOUR shoe would be in demand if you played next to The Greatest basketball player of all time. But these sure were! Pippen was one of the best small forwards to ever play the game. His role on the Bulls many championship seasons will never go unnoticed.  It changed the game with what is called the “Pippen effect” or the “sidekick effect” … You know, the Reason Lebron left Cleveland?! (i.e Shaq/Kobe,  Kobe/Gasol, Olajuwon/Drexler,  Malone/ Stockton ..etc You get the Idea!)Maybe that’s why these shoes were so popular…

 “On the real though” look at them… these shoes sold themselves!

The Adidas Conductor. A.K.A The “Patrick Ewing’s” These drove New York City CRAZY! Ewing never won a championship but one thing he did was place himself in the record books as one of the best big men in the game.  These shoes did the same in the shoe game!

The Nike Air Max Sensation. These debuted in 1995 they were Chris Webber’s signature shoe.  And boy did he BALL in these! Chris Weber made his impact on the game with his smooth passing and ability to run the floor with the best of them.

The Nike Air Penny II.  *SIGH* These just take me back! Penny Hardaway made an impact early in his career with his running mate Shaq. With their fast pace game and good defense they were very hard to stop but came very shy of a championship. But Seriously, how can you not love the 1Cent logo and the commercials of Chris Rock  as Lil Penny?? CLASSIC!

Michael "AIR" Jordan's’Nuff Said!  From Jordan’s First shoe to his last  EVERYONE rocked them and still rock them even today. From Old and young, male and female, on and off the court, Air Jordan's were and still are Nike's top shoe line. He was the Greatest and his shoe game was serious due to many moments etched in  our minds like these..

The Converse Aero Jam. “It’s gotta be the shoes!” Larry Johnson really took his game to the boards, with his alter ego “Grand MaMa”.  Converse gave him his own Signature shoe and with the success of Grand Mama that was a VERY good idea. Below is the Debut Video of “Grand MaMA”….

Nike Air Force 1 "Rasheed Wallace".Worn by the likes of Moses Malone as the low tops in the older NBA days. Rasheed Wallace brought them back rocked them from Day one. He even made them more popular by creating the High top version.  Rasheed  also gave us tons of attitude with every game! Being known as a “walking technical Foul” with his relentless rebounding he became an elite player gaining a title during his career. Rasheed joined Jordan as the only other person to have a silhouette on their shoes.

Nike Air Max CB 2. Charles Barkley………………where do we begin? This undersized forward made a huge mark throughout his career with his physical playing style and that will always give the 6’8 guys hope. Chuck’s Nike “I am not a role model” Campaign pissed parents off. The more it pissed parents off the more the shoe sold!

Fila Grant Hill 2. These put FILA on the basketball shoe map. Grant Hill was one of the smoothest wingmen in the game hands down.  His Duke education showed on the court. Even though he was supposed to be “The next Jordan” He still had a Prosperous Career, with many endorsements as the poster boy for newer companies like FILA and Sprite.

And here’s a little something  just to take y’all back a lil bit.. lol

The Reebok Pump. These were very popular in the late 80’s early 90s. They rivaled Nike very well and the success led to models for football, tennis, and track. They were Dominique Wilkins Signature shoe. Since he was dubbed the human Highlight reel, he was the poster boy for them along with some other coaches you might recognize..

HONARABLE MENTION










Reebok Kamikaze II Shawn Kemp's signature shoe. He took the court in 95 wearing these and had arguably his best season, averaging a double double.

The Nike Air Shake Ndestrukt. The Signature shoe of Dennis Rodman. These had a very Unique design, but then again so did Dennis Rodman...lol








If you are lucky you might be able to catch a pair of these shoes at Sole Classics! They are located in Columbus's Short North Arts District, on High St. Just a few blocks north of Downtown. You can also visit their website at www.Soleclassics.com

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