I’m going to for the most part leave this alone and just let you hear the audio for yourself.  Tim Hardaway who played most of his career with the Golden State Warriors and the Dallas Mavericks is not fond of gay people and he really opens mouth and inserts foot in this audio!  This was all in response to a question about the recent coming out announcement of former NBA player John Amaechi.

Tim Hardaway Audio Clip

Chris Webber recently received a buy-out from the Philadelphia 76ers for what has been rumored to be around $35 million for this year and next.  Then the 76ers placed Webber on waivers and quickly the Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, and Detroit Pistons became the front runners to sign him.  Webber has announced he will sign with the Detroit Pistons after discussions over the weekend with all three teams in contention.  Webber is really looking forward to returning to his roots in Michigan and hopes to help the struggling Pistons.  Webber does have the potential to lift them up to the championship caliber team they have been over recent years.  Not too bad of a deal for Webber to get paid sick cash to leave a non-playoff team in Philadelphia to a team with tons of potential.

Phoenix Suns and Miami Heat under 205.5

OVERALL RECORD:

College Basketball 11-4-1

College Football: 6-7

NFL 6-3-1

NBA 0-1

Dwyane Wade is averaging 40.3 points in the last three games of the NBA finals and each of these games the Heat have won. After being down 2-0 and looking quite helpless things have changed in a hurry for the Miami Heat due to Wade. Last night Wade scored 43 points the final one was a crucuial free throw with 1.9 seconds left in overtime after Josh Howard asked for a timeout the Mavs didn’t have to use. The Heat won 101-100 over the Mavericks and now have a lot of mojo heading back to Dallas. Dallas is quickly falling into a downward spiral with aggression towards NBA superiors for the suspension last game to Stackhouse and for what they feel are bogus calls by the refs. As I mentioned roughly two weeks ago, Mavs vs Heat, this series was going to be a special one.

The first two games have pretty much boiled down to the Mavericks playing exceptionally well and the Heat playing like S#%T. It really amazes me how out of sync and weak Miami’s superstar Shaquille O’Neal has played in the first two games. The second game he scored a putrid 5 points and didn’t even play the final 15 minutes of the game. In case Shaq isn’t aware, if he doesn’t play at the top of his game then the Mavs will absolutely turn the Heat off. Miami must play a lot better defensively against the perimeter play of Dallas and they have to get the ball in low and score effectively. Miami does have three games in a row now at home and they must win this one, but are they thinking in the back of their head only Boston in 1969 and Portland in 1977 have rallied from an 0-2 deficit to win the finals? We should find the answer to this question in quarter one.

Terry vs White Chocolate, Shaq vs Diop, Nowitzki vs Haslem, Wade vs Howard, Avery vs Riley and Cuban vs Miami (I could go for hours)…this series should be a GREAT ONE. StonecoldJZ is happy to say his prediction and desire have both come together to create one HELL of a NBA finals. There is a lot involved with this matchup so all the components set this up for a seven game series. In the last few years the Finals have been weak overall. Let’s clean the slate of bad memories and schedule time to watch each and every battle forthcoming.