Posts Tagged ‘Elton Brand’

Allen Iverson’s Return To Philly (Twitter Play-By-Play)

We’ve done this before. I watch a game while I leave random thoughts on Twitter. In this one, we live-tweet Allen Iverson’s return to Philadelphia. I take my favorite tweets from throughout the game and put ‘em all here.
You want a regular recap? Here’s ESPN. And I’m not ESPN. This is TNLP. Enjoy the [...]

The Curse of Perpetual Negativity

From the moment that David Stern spoke the words “With the number one pick, the Los Angeles Clippers select…” back at this year’s draft, the spotlight began to shine on the newest member of the team, Blake Griffin. In a questionably thin draft, he was the unanimous top pick. For a [...]

TNLP Season Preview (Most Disappointing Team)

We continue our weeklong season preview of this coming NBA season. I ask the whole staff of TNLP various questions about this season… and we all compiled our answers to give you our thoughts of each question. We will have about two entries/subjects each day and we’ll give you our overall Top 5 Picks along [...]

About Rey-Rey and David Robinson

REY-REY’S NOTE: I’ll try not to take away too much space here… but, yes, this is a guest post. Our first guest post comes from Brian Spaeth (a former sports blogger himself… remember Yay Sports?!) as he goes around the NBA blogosphere promoting his new internet flick, Who Shot Mamba? You can check out this [...]

Weekly Assists (02/06/2009)

Who watched that Lakers/Celtics game? Definitely felt like a playoff game. I think L.A. truly believes they can win it all, even without Andrew Bynum. But the Celtics are still the champs. Here’s hoping for a rematch.
Ya know, we were supposed to drop a podcast today. But when I checked [...]

So How About Them Clippers?

Honestly, I don’t know what the Clippers are doing.
Right now, they’re 8-25… and even this was worse than I imagined when I predicted they wouldn’t make the postseason because of the weird mix of talent that they have.
It’s just a lot of bad luck. First, Elton Brand turned his back on them. Sure, [...]