Friday, February 22nd, 2013 at 9:00 am  |  59 responses

Post Up: Nine Straight

The Heat dominate the Bulls for their ninth win in a row.

by Peter Walsh / @goinginsquad

Heat 86 (38-14), Bulls 67 (31-23)

Miami is playing on another level and won their ninth straight game in a drubbing of the Bulls. LeBron was lights out from the field again, shooting 11-15 for 26 points to go along with 12 boards and 7 dimes. As good as Miami was offensively, they were even better on defense. The Heat held the Bulls to a season-low 67 points, allowed Chicago to shoot just 37.3 percent from the field and forced 26 turnovers. After a 13-0 run in the second quarter, this one was already over as the Heat overwhelmed the Bulls on their home floor. DWade finished with 17 points, 8 board and 5 assists and Ray Allen scored 11 off the bench. Nate Robinson led the bulls with 14 points.

 

Spurs 116 (44-12), Clippers 90 (39-18)

It’s a shame that Tony Parker is never going to win a regular season MVP award because he has been tremendous this season. Parker was unstoppable last night during San Antonio’s beat down on the Clippers and the Parisian finished with 31 points on 12-16 shooting, 7 dimes and 0 turnovers in 28 minutes of play while outplaying his point guard counterpoint, Chris Paul. Over the last five games, Parker has been averaging 29 points and 9 assists and will hopefully at least garner some attention for his play with MVP votes. The Spurs led wire-to-wire and were up by as many as 34 and this one was a laugher for much of the way. Danny Green scored 15 points and dropped 7 dimes. Blake Griffin scored 17 points and grabbed 8 boards and Matt Barnes scored 18 off the bench.

 

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  • http://twitter.com/sooperfadeaway nbk

    You should look up information on intelligent people. You would be surprised how much you have in common with the typical “genius” – .
    What IQ test did you take? And have you looked into Mensa? You could probably find other people in similar situations to yourself going that route.

  • http://twitter.com/sooperfadeaway nbk

    You just mentioned Weird Al Yankovic’s education like that signifies intelligence. You implied it, basically. Just a confusing thing to say if that’s not what you were inferring…

  • rretloc

    Yeah no, I was told at too young of an age that I was probably a genius, honestly the iq test I took was 9 or ten years ago, and years of abuse has served to slow my mind, although im a firm believer in the theory that anything that’s ever been put in it is there to stay, its merely a matter of access. For me being told I was smarter than my peers when I was also a better athlete than my peers gave me a bit of a god complex. So I got expelled from school several times. It blew me away how much some people struggled to comprehend such simple concepts, and it still does. I always felt socially awkward, mostly because I saw how hard some people tried to fit in and be liked, when I didn’t give a flying rats ass and could be comfortable with any group. I used to consider my mind an assett, but now it seems like a liability, like why can’t I just shut it off. So I write poetry as much as I can to keep what little sanity remains. Not that that has anything to do with anything, but I’ve been at work for a week now and all the guys are already giving me the he’s a crazy bastard eyes already so I need to unload somewhere else

  • http://twitter.com/sooperfadeaway nbk

    I don’t want to give you unsolicited advice or anything like that. But I do understand where you are coming from and have to just say If you get curious and bored Idk if you are or have ever been into philosophy and history, but there are concepts and famous people that I would assume you will be able to relate to and find “comfort” in. Not to intrude, I don’t mean to offend you if you’ve already done these things.

  • retloc

    Even in our limited interaction you should know I don’t take offense easily, I think the last time we went back and forth there were several others taking offense, but I never did. I was taken aback by you calling me ignorant, but you clarified that you were only referring to the matter at hand. I digest books, my favorite class in college was moral philosophy, and I’ve been debating going back to school for psychiatry/psychology with an emphasis on philosophy as well. At one time I thought I wanted to be a writer, but I have ahard time not making my point in the first sentence, I feel everything I am emanates, if tha5 makes any sense. That’s why I get down with poetry. Insane depressing poetry. Don’t really like reading it though. Big fan of kant and neitzche to a degree, and others im not going to delve into the abyss to try and remember. The human mind fascinates me to no end. I realize now how big of an affect decisions I made as a child have had on my life as an adult. I welcome advice from anyone and everyone, even if I don’t agree in principle there is knowledge to be gleaned. Sorry it took so long to respond I had to wash the stink off and get my bones warm. Outdoors for 12 hours in the alaska wind gets that chill in deep

  • http://twitter.com/sooperfadeaway nbk

    “The true genius shudders at incompleteness — imperfection — and usually prefers silence to saying the something which is not everything that should be said.” – Edgar Allen Poe .
    It’s pretty late for me right now and I’m doing this from my phone, but if you have never, the teachings of Confucius, I think would provide a fresh perspective for you if you haven’t studied them.

  • 池昊晨

    ………………………………吴长国。。。

  • http://www.facebook.com/rainman1991 Saleem Rainman

    Tony Parker rapes him everytime

  • theDankerNuggets

    Alright man I understand what your sayin, it’s not a big deal to me you can get more specific to prove a point, I just wanted to put out there that I didn’t like Dr. Suess as an example of non-genius

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