Submitted by Jon_Pastuszek on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 4:16pm.
The last days of the Olympics are approaching, and
that means we are in the medal-rounds. The pressure intensifies, the games get
tighter, and everything basically gets more exciting. It's win or go home. Good
thing I get to watch every game and blog about it.
Everyone I talk to, Chinese, American, European, boy, girl, kid,
adult, cannot stop talking about the United States basketball team.
Submitted by Tim_Shea on Tue, 08/19/2008 - 4:43pm.
For more than thirty years Tim Shea has been involved in basketball, first as
a player, then a coach at the highest level in Italy, Spain and Portugal and
later the International Director of Scouting for the New York Knicks, Phoenix
Suns and most recently the Charlotte Bobcats. Tim is based in Lugo, Spain and
gives us his unique insight into the International Basketball scene with his
BO-Log (Brooklyn Outlaw log).
(This is an opinion based blog and does not necessarily represent the opinions
of NBADraft.net)
Submitted by Jon_Pastuszek on Tue, 08/19/2008 - 3:00am.
Submitted by Jon_Pastuszek on Sun, 08/17/2008 - 2:25am.
Yesterday was quite a day. First, the weather was absolutely
perfect. After three days of off and on rain, Beijing’s skies cleared up and the
air cooled down, providing people with a perfect day.
Submitted by Jon_Pastuszek on Fri, 08/15/2008 - 11:16am.
Not 24 hours after submitting an article stating why the United States was a flawed team, I was served a large platter of crow, cooked medium-rare.
Submitted by Jon_Pastuszek on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 4:30pm.
Since the Opening Ceremonies kicked things off on the 8th, the sun has peaked
its head out of clouds/pollution one time, briefly. If there’s no pollution in
the sky, there’s rainclouds. If there’s no rainclouds, there’s a sheet of pollution.
Probably not what the Chinese government had in mind when they shut down all those
factories and took all those cars off the road. Link
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