NBA Forever: Literally one of the craziest videos I’ve ever seen. Bonus that its the NBA. Wow.
The NBA’s First-Ever Camouflage Uniform
After we saw North Carolina and Michigan State show out in camo last month, the Raptors have introduced the NBA’s first-ever camouflage uniform. And for those of you that can’t wait to see it in action, it will make its on-court debut on March 21 in Toronto against the Bulls as part of Canadian Forces Night, and will be worn three more times after that.
The Raptors and the NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs are both owned by Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE). And in case you didn’t know, the Leafs introduced camo jerseys almost two years ago. As Uni Watch’s Paul Lukas notes, MLSE has had a longstanding commitment to support the Canadian military, so these jerseys are no gimmick. Personally, I think they’re awesome.
If jerseys are your thing, make sure you check out Lukas’ annual Uni Watch NBA Season Preview. It doesn’t get better than this.
VIA: http://dimemag.com/2011/12/closer-look-the-nbas-first-ever-camouflage-uniform/
Blake Griffin Reacts to Chris Paul Trade… “LOB CITY!” And then proceeds to finish one of thousands of alley-oops in the next video.
Who wants to see me in #nba2k12 when I’m playing with the Clippers?! CP3 to BG all year long.
The baller formerly known as Ron Artest
Jeremy Tyler to David Stern: Tell me how my ass taste
The next high school big man prodigy has left America.
Jeremy Tyler, the 6’11 junior broke his commitment to Louisville and will likely head to Spain.
“Nowadays people look to college for more off-the-court stuff versus being in the gym and getting better,” Tyler said. “If you’re really focused on getting better, you go play pro somewhere. Pro guys will get you way better than playing against college guys. It was boring and I wasn’t getting better,” Tyler said. “Each game was the same thing. I was getting triple-teamed and getting hacked. After each game I’d have scratches and bruises up and down my arms from getting triple-teamed. It just wasn’t for me.”
So… how is Stern feeling about his rule about not allowing high school seniors to declare for the draft? Who knows, Jeremy Tyler might end up staying in Europe and start a trend. Try and put it in perspective - dude isn’t even a senior.
