All 5’9″ of Nate Robinson climbs his air ladder to block 6’8″ LeBron James like a bawse in the Bulls Game 4 loss in Chicago to the Miami Heat.
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Just how good has Nate Robinson been playing during the 2013 playoffs? Well, if him getting featured in the final instalment of the NBA Playoffs 2013 “We Are All Watching” series of commercials dosen’t answer that question. Nothing will. In this version, we get to relive Nate Rob, hitting a BIG running one-hand runner to send the Bulls into overtime against the Brooklyn Nets during the 1st round of the playoffs. Dude has really come along way.
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“God blessed me with a lot of heart and no height, and I’ll take that any day.” – Nate Robinson, after dropping 27 points and dishing out nine assists as the Bulls beat the Heat in Game 1
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Give Nate Robinson an A+ for his historically accurate Tim Hardaway killer crossover impression on a frozen Deron Williams. Down to the yell at the end, this was a total Hardaway inspired moment. Congratulations on effectively displaying your skillz Nate.
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“I always think I’m on fire. Like the old school game, ‘NBA Jam,’ you make a couple and the rim’s on fire and when you shoot the ball, the ball’s on fire. I feel like that at times. Well, all the time. When I’m in the game, I play with a lot of confidence and you kind of got to lie to yourself that you can’t miss.” – Nate Robinson, after scoring 34 points (23 points in the 4th quarter) in the Bulls’ 142-134, triple-overtime victory over the Brooklyn Nets
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While you were sleeping without the prospects of a pro contract waiting to greet you in the morning. Nate Robinson was getting pretty sweet custom garage for his red Bentley and Lamborghini. Check it out below.
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Nate Robinson comes up big on both sides of the court, as the clock runs down. With a steal on defense and a clutch floater on the other end to put the visiting Bulls up for good in Brooklyn.
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All 5’9″ of Nate Robinson took out his frustrations of being down by 23 points at home to the Blazers, by splitting the defense and throwing one down super hard. Much to the delight of the Chicago crowd still in need of getting their money’s worth.
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