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Nyani Ngabu
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Nani unamuita katoto wee Mangi?
Toeni uganga wenu wa Kiafrika we Mungu mpaka uliona? David stern ni Gaidi atoke tena NBA.
Nyani Ngabu
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Nyani Ngabu
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Thunder walijiweka wenyewe kwenye position mbaya sana kwenye game 2. But they were just not what they were cracked up to be. They will not win any championship and y'all can quote me on that.
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[h=2]Miami Heat's LeBron James holds the Bill Russell NBA Finals MVP trophy after his team won Game 5 of the NBA basketball finals against the Oklahoma City Thuner in Miami, Florida, June 21, 2012. REUTERS/Andrew Innerarity[/h]
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Ubumuntu
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Damn! I missed this...
http://www.nba.tv/nbatv/video/channels/playoffs/2012/06/21/0041100405_okc_mia_play13.nba
http://www.nba.tv/nbatv/video/channels/playoffs/2012/06/21/0041100405_okc_mia_play13.nba
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The King deserved to be the Final's MVP:
James averaged 28.6 points, 10.2 rebounds and 7.4 assists in more than 44 minutes per game over the course of the five-game series victory. He made 51 of 108 field-goal attempts (47.2 percent) and 38 of 46 free throws (82.6 percent). After posting a triple-double in the Game 5 win - 26 points (9-for-19 shooting), 13 assists, 11 rebounds - James accepted the MVP trophy from the man after whom it is named, Hall of Famer and legendary Boston Celtics champion Bill Russell, as chants of "MVP! MVP!" cascaded down from the stands of the AmericanAirlines Arena. Wearing a 2011-12 NBA championship hat and T-shirt, James spoke with ESPN's Stuart Scott.
"LeBron James, MVP of the Finals. Given everything you've been through, when the clock hit triple-zeroes, what's the first thing that ran through your mind?" Scott asked. James took a second, shook his head to the right, then spoke.
"It's about damn time," the MVP answered, smiling as the crowd roared. "It's about damn time."
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...nba-title-2012-nba-finals-045115687--nba.html
James averaged 28.6 points, 10.2 rebounds and 7.4 assists in more than 44 minutes per game over the course of the five-game series victory. He made 51 of 108 field-goal attempts (47.2 percent) and 38 of 46 free throws (82.6 percent). After posting a triple-double in the Game 5 win - 26 points (9-for-19 shooting), 13 assists, 11 rebounds - James accepted the MVP trophy from the man after whom it is named, Hall of Famer and legendary Boston Celtics champion Bill Russell, as chants of "MVP! MVP!" cascaded down from the stands of the AmericanAirlines Arena. Wearing a 2011-12 NBA championship hat and T-shirt, James spoke with ESPN's Stuart Scott.
"LeBron James, MVP of the Finals. Given everything you've been through, when the clock hit triple-zeroes, what's the first thing that ran through your mind?" Scott asked. James took a second, shook his head to the right, then spoke.
"It's about damn time," the MVP answered, smiling as the crowd roared. "It's about damn time."
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...nba-title-2012-nba-finals-045115687--nba.html
Ubumuntu
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Sorry Kevin. Now is the King's time...your time will definitely come.
After being eliminated by the Miami in a 121-106 blowout in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, Durant let that emotion take over. Following a sincere (and pretty touching) chat with LeBron James after the final buzzer, Durant walked through the tunnel to the locker room and began to cry. He hugged several Thunder employees and then found his mother and brother, whom he embraced for several seconds before moving along. It was a tough sight, simply because it was obvious how much that loss meant to Durant. Here's what he had to say in his post-game press conference:
After being eliminated by the Miami in a 121-106 blowout in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, Durant let that emotion take over. Following a sincere (and pretty touching) chat with LeBron James after the final buzzer, Durant walked through the tunnel to the locker room and began to cry. He hugged several Thunder employees and then found his mother and brother, whom he embraced for several seconds before moving along. It was a tough sight, simply because it was obvious how much that loss meant to Durant. Here's what he had to say in his post-game press conference:
"It hurts. It hurts, man. We're all brothers on this team. It just hurts to go out like this. We made it to the Finals, which was cool for us, but we didn't want to just make it there. … As a whole, I'm proud of the guys and how we fought all season. … I wouldn't want to play for anyone else, I wouldn't want to play for any other city."
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...s-losing-nba-finals-video-050156751--nba.html
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...s-losing-nba-finals-video-050156751--nba.html
Nyani Ngabu
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Teh teh teh..pole arifu.
OKC sio championship material. Ili wawe serious contenders inabidi wasajili at least 3 point shooters wawili pamoja na Dwight Howard...la sivyo mwakani kwenye Western Conference Lakers, San Antonio, au Dallas ndiyo wataenda fainali.
