Centers' Little Helper

Dennis Hans, unrenowned former adjunct professor of mass comm and American foreign policy, relentlessly exposed the Bush administration’s “techniques of deceit” BEFORE the Iraq war, when it could have made a difference (see links). For decades he has fought baseball’s discrimination against lefthanded infielders and promoted his ingenious clockwise solution. A lifelong advocate for a flowing, non-brutal, flop-free NBA, he now champions the cause of its second-class citizens: the centers.

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Wade Wins Title for Heat
Over at Hoopshype you’ll find my analysis of how and why Miami won the NBA crown. It begins and ends with the incomparable Dwyane Wade — hence the headline Dazzling Dwyane is the difference.

2 Comments:

At 1:15 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Congrats to Miami and their fans.

Interesting assessment on the Finals. Wade definitely had a great series and was the difference maker. He may end up being one of the 20 greatest players (he still has a long, long ways to go) but he will have the help of the NBA rule changes to get him there. You know and I know that there is no way that Wade deserved the number of foul shots he took in Game 5. If the league allows this type of play to continue, I agree, he will rack up huge numbers and everyone will annoint him the next Magic, Bird, or Jordan. He simply throws himself into players and gets the call, there is absolutely nothing a defender can do against him and he is smart to exploit it. I really like his improved jumper.

I still think the real Finals were played in the Dallas San Antonio series.

 
At 4:57 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yo Dennis!
Whats with the total lack of posts the last 10 days? Hope you're health is alright.

Looking forward to your next post

Madhu

 

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