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- Posted on: Wed, 06/20/2012 - 10:18pm #40581
uwaymaParticipantThe NBA held its first ever Social Media Awards at CNN Studios in Atlanta. The NBA Social Media Awards were hosted by former NBA players Rick Fox and Shaquille O’ Neal. The awards recognize different teams, events, and players that brought buzz on social media throughout the NBA season. Here are the winners.The Epic Award (Game of the Year): Lakers vs Knicks. This game that was played at MSG caused for Linsanity to explode everywhere as Jeremy Lin scored 38.
Social MVT Award (Most Valuable Team): Los Angeles Lakers with 16.2 million tweets and facebook likes.
Snapshot Award: This award went to the NBA player that took the best photo on twitter. It went to Landry Fields for posting the infamous couch of Jeremy Lin.
For the Win Award: This award went to the best buzzer beater of the season. It went to Kevin Durant when he hit the game-winner against Dallas on 12/29/12.
Trendsetter Award (Most mentioned on twitter): Kobe Bryant.
Thumbs Up Award (Most facebook likes): Kobe Bryant.
Triple Threat Award (Most followed NBA Analyst): Shaquille O’Neal.
FanNation Award (Most Improved on Social Media): Los Angeles Clippers with a 114.33% increase in popularity.
The Big Award (This award went to the player that utilized social media the best): Jared Dudley, Phoenix Suns.
The LOL Award: Javale McGee for running the wrong way during a game.
The Got Game Award: Blake Griffin for dunking on Kendrick Perkins.
The Social Slam Award (Best Dunk of the Season): Gerald Green, New Jersey Nets. He caught an alley-oop in a game against the Rockets in which his head was over the rim.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 08/30/2012 - 1:41am #710550
eogezosajkeParticipantTrendsetter Award (Most mentioned on twitter): Kobe Bryant.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 08/30/2012 - 1:45am #710556
eogezosajkeParticipantSnapshot Award: This award went to the NBA player that took the best photo on twitter. It went to Landry Fields for posting the infamous couch of Jeremy Lin.
0 - Posted on: Thu, 08/30/2012 - 1:47am #710564
eogezosajkeParticipantThumbs Up Award (Most facebook likes): Kobe Bryant.
0 - Posted on: Tue, 09/18/2012 - 1:12am #714995
koyozoyoosaParticipantThere are a number of people around the NBA who will tell you that the Oklahoma City Thunder have not done enough this offseason to keep up with their competition for the 2012-13 NBA crown. The Miami HEAT added new depth with veterans like Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis, the Boston Celtics beefed up their backcourt with Courtney Lee and Jason Terry and the Los Angeles Lakers, of course, added two All-Stars in Steve Nash and Dwight Howard.
0 - Posted on: Tue, 09/18/2012 - 6:12am #715032
koyozoyoosaParticipantIt doesn’t help that McGrady has failed to become the strong veteran voice in the locker room even as his body has failed him. He led a player revolt against Detroit Pistons head coach John Kuester in 2010-11 and then was far from a positive influence in Atlanta last season.fsafesr2323
0 - Posted on: Tue, 09/18/2012 - 6:17am #715040
koyozoyoosaParticipantIt wasn’t so long ago that O.J. Mayo was one of the hottest names in the rumor mill. The Indiana Pacers tried to get him several times, the Minnesota Timberwolves were among the other interested teams, and yet Mayo found himself looking for a home in free agency this summer. 221321211221
0 - Posted on: Tue, 09/18/2012 - 6:22am #715052
koyozoyoosaParticipantHouston’s then-coach Rick Adelman saw nothing in Thabeet that made him want to play him, so he appeared in just two games for the rest of the season and didn’t score a basket. Rockets management hoped that incoming head coach Kevin McHale could reach Thabeet the following season, but even he could only coax 1.2 points and 1.4 rebounds out of the Tanzania product. 88568565
0 - Posted on: Tue, 09/18/2012 - 6:26am #715065
koyozoyoosaParticipantHe appeared in just five games for Houston last season before the Rockets sent him to Portland, where the Blazers gave him more minutes and a real shot to be a rotation player, but were so disappointed in what they saw that they didn’t so much as make him an offer during free agency.2131221
0 - Posted on: Thu, 10/04/2012 - 11:44am #718032
RockGAGAEWAWWParticipantLastly, as a journalist, one of the principal rules of the business is that we are not supposed to root for the teams or individuals we cover. The time-tested cliché informs us: “A respected scribe never cheers from the press box.” Well, unfortunately, I’m going to break that rule on occasion this season. So, do me a favor and let me slide if you see smile during a Rockets game at some point this winter.
0 - Posted on: Mon, 10/22/2012 - 9:25pm #722650
johnstockwellParticipantSocial media is a collective term for online platforms where users can share things and ideas and can even market their brands etc. It is a great tool to enhance business sale. SEO Lancashire
0 - Posted on: Tue, 10/30/2012 - 1:33am #724764
baf32332Participant“It is a process for a rookie,” Casey said. “He is not that far behind because the one thing he can do that makes up for a multitude of sins is he can shoot the ball at the end of the day and that’s part of the process too. The other part is you just can’t make a three and give up a three at the other end every possession. He is learning, believe me. This doesn’t mean Terrence Ross is not going to play for us or not a part of it. He is going to be big for us. He is our future, but right now he is just a typical rookie and you could stop every play for him [to teach]. He is learning.”
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