Friday, April 23, 2010

Oklahoma City Thunder Scott Brooks name the Coach of the Year

Way back after the first 13 games of the 2008-09 season, the Oklahoma Thunder announced that Scott Brooks will be their interim head coach and later become the full time coach for the Thunder late in the season.It was not a fortunate effort for the Thunder as they are 22-47 under the coaching of Scott Brooks. Then, the 2009-2010 season begun, the Thunders adjust to his system and goes on to land on 8th playoff spot with an impressive record of 50 wins and 32 losses. The Thunder are quite impressive as to their Coach leading the way for the Thunder and is still fighting a hard fought playoff series with the Lakers.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

Dwight Howard named the Defensive Player of the Year

Intimidating a lot of teams in the regular season and in the playoffs,"The Superman" Dwight Howard was named the Defensive player of the year with its shot blocks and monster rebounds for the Magic. It was not a surprise after all that this Magic center continues to play its best throughout the season. Making a big man with an intimidating presence in the paint, swatting shots after shots in the season.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Red Hot Phoenix Suns Get Back At Blazers

The Phoenix Suns was not as impressive on game 1 but they made a searing comeback and goes on to win the game in game 2, thus, making statement that they can be a dark horse in the west. Losing game 1 in their best of seven series with the Trail Blazers seems that their momentum stops. But on winning impressively in game 2, the Suns is now back into the groove as what they have done in the second half of the season.

Behind 29 points by Jason Richardson, the Suns were too much for the Blazers, 119-90 on a night were Grant Hill stepped up with 20 points on 10 out of 11 shooting and the all needed defensive play on Andre Miller, Portland's hero in game one. Miller only finished with 12 points after a 31 point performance in Game 1.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

WBC Lightweight Champion Found Dead

Edwin Valero the boxer with 27-0, 27 knockouts found dead on the jail were he is detained. Killing his wife was the cause of his imprisonment. In there are confirmed reports that over the months, he is forcing his wife to take drugs, a move that later begun the harassment to his wife.

Valero was still the WBC Champion and could possibly face the Pound for Pound King Manny Pacquiao for a match. This fight started to squandered as Valero made headlines of having accused of battering his wife.

Valero will only be remained the fighter with the majority of his wins by way of knockout.

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Online Sports Review Update

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