Locked out

 Well, it happened, the NFL has a lockout. So the only way to continue talks is for the players union to sue, and that's exactly what they did. But, did they do it for that reason, no not at all, they did it because they that if they pursue this legally, they wont end up losing money. Ask Roger Goodell, they know they will lose in court, that why he said," We will be prepared to negotiate." the last time the league had a lockout was back in 1987. If they love the game as much as the rest of America does, they will get a deal done by the end of next week.

Another Miami loss

This one was a nail biter, but again Miami fell apart again in the fourth quarter. Mario Chalmers almost won the game for them, but Lebron had to foul off a free throw to give the Bulls a chance to take the lead in the last 10 seconds. They converted, but yet again a mistake came from Lebron he missed a layup, again let me say a layup. I'm just saying that when it comes down to that, a person your paying 20 million a year better make that. Don't get me wrong I love Lebron, but you have to make those. Then, Dwyane Wade does what he has to after he rebounds it, fling it up there, but it didn't go. How do you foul someone with less than 10 seconds left. All I have to say, is that the Heat are losing fans, not me, but there losing them and there losing them fast. Bandwagoners, you have to hate them.

Backstabber!

Well, Its looks like Carlos Arroyo will be joining the Celtics for the rest of this season. Arroyo was released by the Heat earlier this week so they could get Mike Bibby. So what was Arroyo thinking? Well, he was thinking, you want to release me for some other kid who is not even as good as me, then fine I'll just go help the team you can't seem to stop. So that's what he was thinking, and if you think I'm going to say that he was wrong, you must be on drugs. He is a genius, he just made a un-beatable team more powerful and seal the hopes that much more of all the other teams in the east but the Bulls and Heat. I mean lets face it if Rondo get injured thats going to be really devastating, since they have no backups since they are injured, but now it's like a "little safe zone" you may call.  It still going to hurt them just not that much since he's a veteran player, and he knows how to play.

Colder than a Coors!

The Miami Heat are colder than a Coors light beer. There is no excuse to be preforming this bad in the fourth quarter,when you have players of these calibers. Star players that you paying 20 million a year need to do better. I have one thing to say to Lebron and coach Erik Spoelstra, DON'T GIVE THE BALL TO LEBRON IN THE LAST SECONDS. I say this not to disrespect them, but Lebron took the last shot in the last two games, and missed them both. We lost those games, those "Key Games". All I'm saying is that they need to get their crap together, because they are starting to look like BYU's mens basketball team, who went out there beat the number 1 seed then gets blown out by one of the worst teams. Except the Heat never beat the number one seed and we will see if the can tonight when they take on the Spurs.

Deadline not as near as we thought

Well, up until this afternoon the deadline for the CBA (If I need to dumb it down, the thing that might keep the NFL from having a 2012 season) had been set to expire 11:59pm eastern time tonight. After a proposal from the owners ( also know as plain out the NFL), the NFL players (known as the NFLPA) agreed to extend for exactly 24hrs. So will they get a deal done by 11:59pm tomorrow? Well, I mean they have to be agreeing on somethings to extend it, but I truly think it's just that both side's are afraid of the "Lockout". It kind of reminds me of the game called "Chicken" (not Chicken fights that you play in the pool) with the two drivers being the Owners and NFLPA. Tomorrow should be anything but boring in Washington D.C, but I have a gut feeling that we will be waiting another six months till this deal is even close to done. You just cant rush the idea of what to do with the 9 billion that the Owners want to split. They ( the Owners) get one billion instantly now they want two billion. I am siding with the players, but the men with the goods more than likely are going to win they have more money and they have the facilities.

Eastern All-Star's!

On this Sunday night, it will be a battle of the east. Melo and Amare will face off against Miami's "Dream Team". Melo, and the knicks have lost to Lebrons old team the Cavilers, but the Heat haven't. Yet, The Heat cant seem to win against any of the Elite teams in the NBA. So you may ask, who will win? In my opinion, the Miami Heat, will win. It's not because I'm a Miami boy, it's because the Knicks are still getting use to playing with each other. Final score 105-100.

Trading Frenzy!

 Well, This is just a breakdown of what happened today at 3pm when the deadline ended. Carmelo to the Knicks, D.Williams to the Nets, Wallace to the Blazers, Jeff Green to Boston for Kendrick Perkins and Nate Robinson, Shane B. to Memphis for Hasheem Thabeet, Carl Landry to the Hornets, Troy Murphy to Golden State for Brandan Wright and Dan G., James Johnson to the Raptors, Baron Davis to Cleveland for Mo Williams and Jamario Moon. The only trades that I think were good were the Golden state, Memphis, Knicks and Raptor trades. I mean why in the world would Baron Davis want out of the Clippers. Is he to jealous of Blake Griffin? Also, why would you trade Nate Robinson, he is a great sixth man. The main reason I don't like the Nets trade is because now, the Jazz will become like the new Cavs, unless Millsap comes out big for them. O and before I got the Aaron Brooks trade was probably the best trade this year, they both got decent players!