Tweet of the Night: Metta World Peace

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By now, most of you are probably aware of Rutgers University basketball head coach Mike Rice. He’s the guy that has been under a world of scrutiny after video footage was released of what he did to the players he coached:

Obviously, this kind of behavior is not condoned by most. It’s one thing to be greatly passionate about what you teach, but when you start physically abusing your players by kicking and throwing the ball at them, you’ve crossed the line. A one-time thing from loss of control? Perhaps excusable. With Rice, it was clearly habitual and a tactic – a terribly indecent one in this day and age. For his actions and all the negative attention he has brought to the school, Rice was terminated as coach of the team on Wednesday.

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Tweet of the Day: Easter Edition

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Happy Easter! The day of new life & love & compassion to friends, family & all people! CELEBRATE!
@CoachKarl22
George Karl

 

With only five games on the NBA schedule on Easter Sunday, many players around the league will be taking the day off to celebrate with their families before getting back to work tomorrow.

Let’s take a look at who around the NBA is celebrating and how. 

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Tweet of the Day: Metta World Peace

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LOOKING FORWARD TO WATCHING THE GAME TONIGHT WITH 20 FANS TONIGHT.#GOLAKERSBASKETBALL
@MettaWorldPeace
Metta World Peace

 

Why is Metta World Peace watching tonights Lakers game with 20 fans? It could only be explained by what seems to be the overwhelming narrative for LA this season: injury. 

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Tweet of the Night: Metta World Peace

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LAL_World Peace_MettaHere’s an underrated statement for this season’s version of the Los Angeles Lakers: they have not been the luckiest of bunch in terms of injuries suffered, from top to bottom.

This team was tagged as the undisputed best team in the league before playing a single game together. Obviously, that has been far from the case. It’s easy to say that the team simply hasn’t gelled – which is true – but they certainly would have been much better than what they are now, which is fighting for the eighth seed in the Western Conference, had they not missed so many games from key players.

Steve Nash, who has never missed more than seven games since the 2000-2001 season, broke a bone in his leg in just the second game of the season, causing him to miss 24 games. That’s more than half the number of games he has missed in the last 11 seasons combined. Steve Blake missed 37 games with an abdominal injury. Jordan Hill hasn’t played the last 3 months due to a torn labrum. Pau Gasol has missed a whopping 33 games due to a variety of injuries. Dwight Howard hasn’t looked like himself for most of the season, and even Kobe Bryant missed a few games with a sprained ankle. 

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SH Blog: Granger’s Last Chance; Wade’s Words For Rose; Metta To Opt-Out?

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danny grangerAs the NBA regular season winds down and the playoffs approach, several teams are trying to get their teams in sync before the stretch run.

The Indiana Pacers, who many believe are the only potential threat to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference are awaiting the return of forward Danny Granger, once the face of the franchise. 

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