God bless Miami, eh?  Thanks to this classy widow/mother/plastic surgery nightmare, we have one better story than “Bulls get absolutely smoked in awful primetime catastrophe”.

I’m willing to bet this woman is not going to win any “Mother of the Year

Contests”.  Boom, roasted!  I’m not sure if they have odds on that over at CarbonSports.ag, but you can make all kinds of other bets there.  Go Bulls!

Welcome back everyone, for this year’s edition of NBA Playoff Picks.  The first round was thrilling, but let’s get real.  It’s the second round when things really start to heat up (no pun intended).  Thankfully, there will be no more Lakers, Bucks, or other crapola teams to clutter up our basketball.  Anyways, on to my picks for this round.  You might be surprised

by a few of these…here we go:

Golden State over San Antonio in 6.

Oklahoma City over Memphis in 7.

Miami over Chicago in 6. (It pains me to say it, but facts are facts and talent is talent)

Indiana over New York in 6

So there are your picks folks.  All series are tied 1-1 right now and it could be any team in the Finals (and by any team I mean any team could be losing to Miami in the Finals).  These aren’t meant as advice on gambling, but if you want lots of sports betting options, many people bet with Bovada.  Anyways, be safe, have fun, and go Bulls!

H/T:

Docksquad Sports

This is an amazing inside look at some great shit-talking between Kobe Bryant and Kyrie Irving.  Enjoy:

H/T:

BDL

This is not a joke.  National Geographic legitimately conducted this poll.  The results are staggering(ly irrelevant):

With Obama facing re-election in November, 65 percent said Obama would be more adept than Romney to respond to an alien invasion, with women and younger Americans more likely than men and over-65s to agree with that prospect.

God

bless America.

H/T: Yahoo News

With the end of the regular season, the Atlanta Hawks have made it to the playoff round. To begin the first playoff round, the Atlanta Hawks will be playing against the Indiana Pacers. The playoffs could last as many as seven games depending upon the results of the previous games. In the first two games, the teams split the competition with the Pacers winning game 1 and the Hawks winning game two. For those who not only are fans of NBA basketball but also enjoy sports betting, these upcoming games for the Hawks are ideal games on which to place wagers.

In the next game of the Atlanta Hawks and Indiana Pacers playoff round, the Hawks are the favourite to win. The money line has Atlanta at -130 and Indiana at +110.  The underdog is always listed as a positive value while the favourite is given a negative number. These odds mean that if a better would place a $130 bet on the Atlanta Hawks, they would make a net profit of $100 off of their bet. On the other hand, if someone places at $100 bet on the Indiana Pacers, they would make a profit of $110. Money lines help even out the odds, so bettors see it favorable to also wager their money on the underdog.

After placing a sport bet on the Hawks, bettors can also enjoy various casino games that feature basketball. Found easily at online casinos, slot machines provide some excitement for the sport on which they are based. One popular slot machine is Slam Dunk. As one would expect the symbols in this slot machine game are all related to basketball. The maximum payout in this can is awarded when five of the number 23 jerseys appear on an activated payline. The original wager is multiplied by 9000 to determine the payout.

This website is all about athleticism (and a bunch of other BS).  In the spirit of that, I hereby challenge Stormin’ Norman to accomplish the following….

THE FATSO PO’BOY CHALLENGE!!!!

Remember when Doc set a future date on the DeLorean?  Well the future is today my friends!

Update: This is photoshopped by the way.  The actual date is from the movie is October 21, 2015.  Gotcha!

H/T: BDL

I’m sure expectations will be reasonable. Ha!

(Bonus points to anyone who can name all the members of the “Bust” Club pictured above)

What better way to memorialize an awesome moment in sports than with a cake?

In case you forgot this epic moment, here it is:

H/T: @Sharpbk on Twitter

I don’t think anyone is expecting the Bulls to make a splash in the draft this year (although rumors of trading Deng for the No. 7 pick are ratcheting up as evidenced by the team’s denials).  Logically you would think that the 29th pick has not been a bastion of superstar NBA players, although it may be even worse than you think.  Over at Hardwood Paroxysm (an unbelievable read by the way, any true NBA fan has it in the regular rotation), they did a study of all draft picks in the last 20 years.  Here is their roundup of the 29th pick:

Superstar: None
All-Star: None
Solid Starter: Josh Howard (2003)
Role Player: P.J. Brown (1992), Cory Alexander (1995), Nazr Mohammed (1998), Leon Smith (1999), Alando Tucker (2007), D.J. White (2008), Toney Douglas (2009), Daniel Orton (2010)
Bench: Travis Knight (1996), David Harrison (2004), Wayne Simien (2005)
Bust: Antonio Lang (1994), Mark Madsen (2000), Trenton Hassell (2001), Mardy Collins (2006), Cory Joseph (2011)
DNP: Sherron Mills (1993), Serge Zwikker (1997), Steve Logan (2002)

If a team is looking for flashy players that are going to put points on the board and dish out assists, the 29th spot is not the place to be. Ranking 30th in points per 36 minutes, 28th in assists and AST%, and 27th in TS%, offense is not the strong suit of 29th overall picks. However, a number of defensive contributors have been found here with the 29th pick producing top 10 averages in both STL% and BLK%. If the Bulls could get a P.J. Brown type player to come off the bench in spot roles, they should consider this draft a win.

Sweet.  PJ Brown.  I guess this makes sense and could be valuable if we end up missing out on Asik though.

H/T: NBA Memes

Can you tell I hate LeBron today?

H/T: Liz