Hooped Up

In the Warriors first win in San Antonio since 1997, Klay Thompson was the lead Splash Brother doing most of the damage with 34 point performance. However, this one leg three pointer by Stephen Curry early in the game, was too pretty to pass up posting. He made that shot look so easy, you swear your granny could hit that shot with enough practice in a NBA game.

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Carmen Lee is a model from Sydney, Australia.

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Well, this Miami Heat fan certainly seems like a nice lady. You can pay for school but you can’t buy class lady.

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Is Derrick Rose coming back before the Bulls playoff runs ends? I don’t know. If I did, I’d probably have an awesome sports job in Chicago with 24/7 access to Hot Doug’s, Big Star tacos, and the delicious turkey burgers at Deuces and The Diamond Club. Anyway, those of you that have access to some of my favourite things in Chi-Town on a regular basis that love D.Rose. Should definitely cop this tee from the homies at Purehoop to show your Chicago pride. You should also send me a gift card to any three of those eateries if you have the extra scratch. I’m just sayin’.

Carmelo Anthony drives baseline, Jeff Pendergraph decides to test his defense and Melo wins the battle, draws the foul,throws down the monster slam and makes the lady sitting next to Patrick Ewing do the DeAndre Jordan dunk face. Mission accomplished.

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So yeah, this billboard of Joakim Noah using an extinguisher to cool LeBron James is a real thing. And it’s probably the best thing that’s ever happened in fire protection marketing and Chicago Bulls indirect advertising history. Congratulations to CommandSign for designing this masterpiece. You guys did it!

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Designed by Michael Farhat (@ArtMobb), this is exactly how cool I image Chris Paul looked when he was traded to the Clippers and I’m pretty sure it’s also how he’s gonna look when the Clips re-sign him for a zillion dollars. Cool beans.

George Karl was named the winner of the Red Auerbach NBA Coach of the Year award. This season Karl guided the Nuggets to a 57-25 (.695) record which was fourth-best in the league. Including a league-best 38-3 (.927) mark at home and the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference Playoffs.

In earning his first NBA Coach of the Year, Karl totaled 404 points, including 62 first-place votes, from a panel of 121 sportswriters and broadcasters throughout North America.

H/N SB Nation