IronWillGiroud wrote:i don't really listen to these guys,

to be honest, i automatically tune out everything they say because it's predictable stuff,

you see one sports show, you've seen them all,

when i watch a game on tv, i do it on mute or very low volume,

to my mind, these guys are just clutter, they take away from the game instead of adding to it,

Some guys deserve to be tuned out but some guys have a lot of insight. I love listening to Hubie or Dr, Jack. I think JVG is really good. I also like Clyde. Reggie and Steve are good as well. I think it is the halftime shows where there is a lot more idiot wind clichés thrown around. I still listen though.

IronWillGiroud wrote:i don't really listen to these guys,

to be honest, i automatically tune out everything they say because it's predictable stuff,

you see one sports show, you've seen them all,

when i watch a game on tv, i do it on mute or very low volume,

to my mind, these guys are just clutter, they take away from the game instead of adding to it,

I don't listen to the analyst for their input, I watch TnT's crew sometimes for their entertainment, humorous plays like for Shaqtin a Fool, and the highlights
To be honest, you seem to be of a "casual" fan of basketball

maybe you pay slightly more attention to the Knick's, and more on gym topics, like what poster's bench press in a gym and why not more weight training on a Knick's website =D

It was funny when you shot down another person's post on to someone's opinion on the OKC vs Memphis series, saying OKC should blow Memphis out, meanwhile not even knowing WestBrook had been injured since game 3 vs Houston, a good amount of games after

playa2 wrote:

RonRon wrote:

IronWillGiroud wrote:i don't really listen to these guys,

to be honest, i automatically tune out everything they say because it's predictable stuff,

you see one sports show, you've seen them all,

when i watch a game on tv, i do it on mute or very low volume,

to my mind, these guys are just clutter, they take away from the game instead of adding to it,

I don't listen to the analyst for their input, I watch TnT's crew sometimes for their entertainment, humorous plays like for Shaqtin a Fool, and the highlights
To be honest, you seem to be of a "casual" fan of basketball

maybe you pay slightly more attention to the Knick's, and more on gym topics, like what poster's bench press in a gym and why not more weight training on a Knick's website =D

It was funny when you shot down another person's post on to someone's opinion on the OKC vs Memphis series, saying OKC should blow Memphis out, meanwhile not even knowing WestBrook had been injured since game 3 vs Houston, a good amount of games after

If you only knew what he's really here for, I figured it out. It's surely not basketball.

you're a creepy guy, honestly.

i'm not a casual fan, i'm probably more of a fan of basketball than everyone here combined,

here's why:

i play basketball in a local adult league, and i do this all year, every year, and will do so until i am under the earths, because i love to play basketball,

second: i love new york knicks, just not a fan of what i see correctly as some crumbs, they will not do anything good!

RonRon wrote:that's good for you, I haven't been in the gym and on the courts
I just wanted to "break your balls" about the Westbrook thing, couldn't help it LOL
Was trying to be funny not a creep

And

Boy have I been out of shape and age is catching up with me, it isn't worth the pain for the game when you do not get payed for it, def not worth paying for tourny's either
Indoors is better on your back/joint's/knee's/ankle's than concrete

no you're not a creep, playa2 is,

yea westbrook caught me off guard, but in a way i was right, because spurs ended up blowing through memphis,

okc with westbrook sweeps memphis

Solace wrote:

NYDiva wrote:Stephen A Smith. No, I don't respect his opinion most, that would probably be Kenny or Hubie. But what I've realized is that between Sportscenter, First Take, & ESPN radio, his is the opinion I listen to the most! His opinion is what is being drilled into my cerebral cortex. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. But I find him rather funny and entertaining. And sometimes he even says things that make sense in terms of basketball.

I agree with you here. Stephen A. Smith is my favorite. He's by far the most entertaining. There are times that what he's saying doesn't pass the logic test because he gets too emotional, but if you can recognize and drop these times, the rest of what he's saying has high value, in my opinion.

SupremeCommander wrote:I like Webber the most though, followed by Greg Anthony (on the off chance he leaves the NCAA for NBA coverage)

Same....

Uptown wrote:

SupremeCommander wrote:I like Webber the most though, followed by Greg Anthony (on the off chance he leaves the NCAA for NBA coverage)

Same....

Forgot about Webber. I would rank him 1st also followed by Greg.