 The Boston Celtics went into Brooklyn and defeated the Nets on Christmas morning, 93-76. Boston's 34 second-quarter points, highlighted by a 17-2 run, gave them a lead they would never surrender. More impressive, however, was the excellent play of reserve forward Jared Sullinger.
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Sometimes when I'm lifting weights I get to a point during a set where it seems like I should stop. Something wants me to stop, telling me that I'm tired. It seems like a good idea for half a second, until I remember something that I read somewhere about a month ago. It went something like this: "You're already tired and in pain, so why not finish what you came to do and get a reward for it?"
This morning on ESPN First Take, panelist Rob Parker questioned Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III's blackness, posing the question if he is really "a brother or a cornball brother."
The true value of an entertainer, whether it be a musician, an artist, a film director or so on, is what comes out of his audience receiving his product.
 The Boston Celtics defeated the Dallas Mavericks in double overtime on Wednesday night, 117-115. Celtics PG Rajon Rondo and Mavericks SG O.J. Mayo provided plenty of offense throughout the contest, but the game was decided by two events in the last minute of play.
This is how the game was won.  Playing at home in a battle for New York on national television, the Brooklyn Nets took a 79-75 lead at home into the fourth quarter. How they got there, including how the Nets blew a 17-point first-quarter lead, doesn't matter. How the Knicks came back and won does.
This is how the game was won.
Football fans rejoice! The AJB Podcast is here with a brief look at tonight's Monday Night Football contest between the 9-3 New England Patriots and the 11-1 Houston Texans.
Pats fans take note! Texans fans, fear not! Clueless casual observers, listen up! IT'S GAME NIGHT IN FOXBOROUGH! |
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