The 4 Hs make a difference in sports (and I’m not talking HGH for once)
If you’re an avid follower of the Bias, or have had the unfortunate luck of knowing me for an extended period of time, you’ve no doubt heard me rant and rave about everything from HGH to the horrendous officiating in the NBA. But if there’s one thing I bang on more than LeBron James and [...]
Somebody get a hand in Ray-Ray’s face, or Swank, Stallone, Artest gonna knock you out
Initial thoughts from tonight’s 103-94 victory by the Boston Celtics over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals: Who was the best fighter in the gym tonight? A. Hillary Swank. B. Sylvester Stallone. C. Ron Artest. Who’s guarding Ray Allen? Lakers are up 2-0 if someone gets a hand in his [...]
Lakers get physical, defensive, best of Celtics in Game 1 (despite Joe Crawford being on the floor)
Initial thoughts from the Los Angeles Lakers’ 102-89 victory over the Boston Celtics in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday: The only bad news out of L.A. tonight: UCLA’s John Wooden, 99, in “grave” condition. This is exactly why the Lakers brought in Ron Artest. Getting physical with 2008 NBA Finals MVP Paul [...]
Phil Jackson: Guru or Opportunist?
Editor’s Note: This is part of a series of guest posts from WCBias.com fans. Interested in writing a guest post for WCBias.com? Contact us. By Nick Wilson Phil Jackson is not a guru. He does not have any mystique. He is not the Zen master. He’s not a basketball genius. He’s an average guy with [...]
Lakers’ First-Round Foe: Can OKC Bring the Thunder?
Oklahoma City’s loss in Portland on Monday night officially sealed their first-round fate, ensuring a playoff matchup with the Lakers starting this weekend at the Staples Center. Bad news for Thunder fans, so sayeth the common wisdom. Basketball blogs have been saying for weeks that every other West team simply wanted to avoid that first-round [...]
The Hangover, thumbs up. The Finals, thumbs down.
Tonight’s game was not a classic, be happy you didn’t pay $4,000 to see it in person – 15-15 after a quarter, 20 turnovers by the Magic, who got homered to death by the officiating crew in Los Angeles, and they still managed to force overtime: that’s how bad the Lakers played — just one [...]
What Would Jesus Do … Against Kobe Bryant?
Yep, WCBias hits an all-time low. Way low. Like down where the flames be. And you thought Kobe vs. LeBron would be the showdown of the millennium. Think again. Los Angeles Laker guard Kobe Bryant, who has scored 500 points in these playoffs, was so dominant in tonight’s Game 6 victory that Denver Thuggish Ruggish Nuggets [...]
How Do You Have a Job Doris Burke?
Updating Saturday’s post, it appears Kobe Bryant “was as tired as he’s ever been” after Saturday’s game and needed an IV, reports ESPN sideline “reporter” Doris Burke … on MONDAY! Thanks for the report Doris, 48 hours later. Whatever you do, don’t ask the dude when he’s doubled over, getting ready to puke in your [...]
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