Who Is The All-Time Greatest NBA Champion?

Posted in 1983 Philadelphia 76ers, 1985 Los Angeles Lakers, 1986 Boston Celtics, 1989 Detroit Pistons, 1996 Chicago Bulls, Bad Boys, Blogroll, Greatest NBA Champion, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, blog roll, blogrolll on May 19th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

p1_sixers Who Is The All-Time Greatest NBA Champion?
1983 Champs…vastly underrated

If the Boston Celtics win the NBA Championship in June, the team of Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett will be considered one of the greatest title teams ever assembled.

With that thought in mind; who do you consider the Greatest NBA Championship Team in your lifetime. Is it the 1996 Chicago Bulls who went 72-10 or was it the 1986 Boston Celtics, the 1985 Lakers or the 1989 Bad Boys of Detroit. Maybe it was my favorite the 1983 Philadelphia 76ers.

Let the debate begin…

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Jarome Iginla: Soul On Ice

Posted in 1987 Edmonton Oilers, 2004 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Blogroll, Calgary Flames, Craig Conroy, Edmonton Oilers, Grant Fuhr, Iggy, Iggy Pop, Jari Kurri, Jarome Iginla, Kamloops Blazers, Martin St. Louis, Mike Marden, Mikka Kiprusof, Nikolai Khabibulin, Paul Coffey, Ruslan Fedotenko, Tampa Bay Lighting, Vincent Lecavalier, Wayne Gretzky, Willie O'Ree, blog roll on May 14th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

(sharkspages.com)Calgary Flames Jarome Iginla

Calgary Flames superstar right winger Jarome Arthur-Leigh Adekunle Tig Junior Elvis Iginla is the shining light in a sport that has literally known no Darkness. To many Blacks in the United States the sport of hockey falls in the same category as NASCAR or any sport that we have yet to dominate. Iginla is hockey’s first true dominant Black player since Edmonton Oilers goalie Grant Fuhr.

And at his current pace he isn’t done spreading his story or dominance throughout the NHL.

This is for you Michelle!

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Philadelphia Eagles Draft Post-Mortem: More Questions Than Answers.

Posted in Andy Reid, Anquan Boldin, Asante Samuel, Blogroll, Brian Dawkins, Brian Westbrook, Chad Johnson, DeSean Jackson, Devery Henderson, Donovan McNabb, Jammal Williams, Kevin Kolb, Larry Fitzgerald, Lito Sheppard, Lorenzo Booker, Roy Williams, Terrell Owens, Uncategorized, blog roll, blogrolll on May 5th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

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JACKSON Philadelphia Eagles Draft Post-Mortem: More Questions Than Answers.

Two weeks ago the Philadelphia Eagles were supposed to use their 11 draft picks to catapult themselves back to the top of the NFC. After weeks of speculation Andy Reid and Co. had the chips available to land a true #1 receiver in the form of Chad Johnson, Roy Williams or Anquan Boldin didn’t they?

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TBR’s First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft (Pick 29-31)

Posted in 2008 NFL Draft, Ali Highsmith, Blogroll, Green Bay Packers, Jerrod Mayo, LSU, Mario Manningham, Michigan, NFL Draft, NFL Mock Drafts, New York Giants, blog roll on April 23rd, 2008 by thebrotherreport

nfl_draft_06.512 TBRs First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft (Pick 29-31)

Today we wrap up our First Annual NFL Mock Draft and I must say I’ve had a blast. I’m sure the first round won’t pan out like this; with Miami signing #1 pick OT Jake Long yesterday I’m already in the hole. How about the Vikings giving up a first rounder to the Chiefs and meeting the $30 million in guaranteed money for DE Jared Allen. I’m far from a draft expert and from what I seen and heard so are a lot of others. I just wanted to add something to the site and since everyone and their mother does a mock draft, why not us.

We’ll wrap it up today with San Francisco, Green Bay and the Super Bowl Champion New York Giants, so let get things going.

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TBR’s First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft (Picks 25-28)

Posted in 2008 Mock Draft, Andre Caldwell, Antonio Cromartie, Arkansas, Blogroll, Dallas Cowboys, Felix Jones, Florida, Jacksonville Jaguars, Julius Jones, Kenny Phillips, Kentwan Balmer, Maurice Morris, Miami, NFL Mock Draft, Patrick Crayton, Quentin Jammer, San Diego Chargers, Seattle Seahawks, Shawn Alexander, T.J. Duckett, Terry Glenn, Tony Romo, UNC, blog roll, blogrolll on April 22nd, 2008 by thebrotherreport

nfl_draft_06.512 TBRs First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft (Picks 25-28)

We are approaching the homestretch of the 2008 NFL Mock Draft. Today we have Seattle, Jacksonville, San Diego and Dallas selecting.

Let’s get rollin’ Seattle is on the clock…

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TBR’s First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft (Picks 17-20)

Posted in 2008 NFL Mock Draft, Blogroll, Brian Dawkins, Cal, DeSean Jackson, Devin Thomas, Donavan McNabb, Houston Texans, Ike Hilliard, Jeff Otah, Joey Galloway, Leodis McKelvin, Lito Sheppard, Michigan State, Minnesota Vikings, NFL, NFL Draft, NFL Mock Draft, Philadelphia Eagles, Pitt, T.R.O.Y., Tampa Bay Bucs, Tavaris Jackson, blog roll, blogrolll on April 18th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

                                                                                                           nfl_draft_06.512 TBRs First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft (Picks 17-20)

Day 5 of the 2008 NFL Mock Draft is where things get interesting; the four teams selecting today could all use help in the secondary or at wide receiver. It will be interesting to see how this stanza plays out for Minnesota, Houston, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay.

The Minnesota Vikings are on the clock… Read more »

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Baltimore Ravens Quarterback Steve McNair Announces His Retirement

Posted in Alcorn State, Baltimore Ravens, Blogroll, Heisman Trophy, Kevin Dyson, Ki-Jana Carter, Rashaan Salaam, Steve McNair, Tennessee Titans, Tony Boselli, blog roll, blogrolll on April 17th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

36028 Baltimore Ravens Quarterback Steve McNair Announces His Retirement
Air McNair was a true professional his entire career 

Steve McNair, third overall pick in the 1995 NFL Draft of the former Houston Oilers and the current quarterback of the Baltimore Ravens, has announced his retirement after 13 seasons.

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TBR’s First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft

Posted in 2008 NFL Draft, Al Davis, Arkansas, Atlanta Falcons St. Louis Rams, Bill Parcells, Blogroll, Chris Long, Darren McFadden, JaMarcus Russell, Jake Long, Jason Taylor, Justin Fargas, LSU, Marc Bulger, Matt Ryan, Miami Dolphins, Michael Turner, Michigan, Mock Drafts, NFL, NFL Draft, NFL Mock Drafts, Oakland Raiders, Orlando Pace, Vernon Gholston, Virginia, blog roll, blogrolll on April 14th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

nfl_draft_06.512 TBRs First Annual 2008 NFL Mock Draft

The 2008 NFL Draft is once again approaching and for the second time in three years, there isn’t a consensus #1 pick. This year the Miami Dolphins hold the first choice after finishing the 2007 campaign with a 1-15 mark. The ‘Fins are in need of help just about everywhere starting at quarterback. With the future of defensive end Jason Taylor up in the air, incoming GM Bill Parcells has his work cut out for him.

For the next 12 days leading up to the Draft, yours truly will pick the first round according to team needs and potential. The Miami Dolphins are on the clock…

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Throwback Thursday: Hank Gathers

Posted in Blogroll, Bo Kimble, ESPN, Hank Gathers, LSU, Len Bias, Lionel Simmons, Loyola University, NCAA, North Philadelphia, Shaquille O’Neal, blog roll, blogrolll on March 13th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

                                                                                  gathershankbio Throwback Thursday: Hank Gathers

As college basketball teams across the country participate in their respective conference tournaments it serves as a reminder that March Madness is among us.

Before the Madness, yours truly takes a moment to reflect on the memory of Hank Gathers as it reminds us of how precious life is. Read more »

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Friday Fire: What Sparked Your Love For Sports?

Posted in Friday Fire, blog roll on February 22nd, 2008 by Mizzo

black-father-son Friday Fire: What Sparked Your Love For Sports?
Did it start here, or through your own experience? 

What did it for you? Was it a game on TV or an event you witnessed in person? 

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Throwback Thursday: K.C. Jones

Posted in Blogroll, Boston Celtics, Kevin McHale, Larry Bird, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA, NBA Finals, Race and Sports, Racism in Sports, blog roll, blogrolll, race relations, racist on February 14th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

(Getty Images Photo / Chip Somodevilla) 1162298789_0187 Throwback Thursday: K.C. Jones

The sudden revival of basketball in the city of Boston has taken many of it’s fans back to the glory days -when their beloved Celtics were the class of the NBA. Personally, it takes me back to a time where I hated to see the Sixers’ arch rivals from the north coming, whether it was in mid-season or the playoffs. As my knowledge of sports has grown, so has my respect for the adversaries of my youth; Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parrish.  Respect for the Dallas Cowboys? That day is still afar off.

Celtics coach K.C. Jones was the driving force behind the Celtics last two title teams. In researching Jones’ career, I discovered that he was a groundbreaking player in college, and played an intergral role on eight Celtics’ title teams before winning two more as a coach. To my embarrassment I also discovered that I should have been more focused on the color and not the colors.

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Throwback Thursday: Andrew Toney - The Boston Strangler

Posted in Blogroll, Boston Celtics, Charles Barkley, Julius Erving, LA Lakers, Larry Bird, Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia 76ers, blog roll on February 7th, 2008 by thebrotherreport

Picture a player in the presence of The Doctor(Julius Erving), a Leader(Moses Malone), the Secretary of Defense(Bobby Jones), and the floor General(Maurice Cheeks).

But among these legends is one who doesn’t have the notoriety, the big school background or the big-time salary. He does however possess big game ability and the heart of a killer. He is The Boston Strangler… he is Andrew Toney.

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