See! Webb is so evil he intentionally causes people to traumatize their helpless infants!allrightythen said:On another note, we yelled so loud when Webber's shot went in that we made the baby cry, and he wasn't even asleep or anything. Glad to know that someday he'll be yelling like that for the kings too.
My God that picture is horribleTwix said:Webber's dance:
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Sacramento Kings' Chris Webber reacts after making a game-winning 3-point basket in the last second of their game against the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004, in Milwaukee. The Kings won 89-86. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
From: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/
Yeah! Then he traumatizes the rest of us with that hideous dance (if thats what its called). But, I think I'll take it if he keeps doin stuff like that.Bricklayer said:See! Webb is so evil he intentionally causes people to traumatize their helpless infants!![]()
Unfortuantly untill Webb hits a clutch shot to win a deciding NBA championship there will always be those folks who call him a choker. And WHEN he does hit that shot, there will be people calling it a lucky shot. Hateing on Webber in an obssesion with some people.KingKong said:Well it's not like Webber hasn't done this before. The infamous Michigan timeout call has obviously come a long way cause people still say he chokes in cruch time.... and Webber keeps proving them wrong. There shouldn't be any doubters left if you ask me.
A great game by both players! 10 rebounds by Bibby though. that speaks volumes to me. If the little guy can get 10 boards and Peja got 3 then something is not quite right...Ryle said:I'm always one to praise Chris because I think he gets a bad rap but the player of the game was Bibby.....1 assist away from a triple double and he actually had 10 rebounds!!!!!! Great game Mike.
dude, the same thing happened here. my 6 month old started crying cuz i was yelling so loud, and he wasn't even asleep.allrightythen said:That shot was all guts, I liked what he had to say in the interview with Grant and Jerry after the game as well. On a night when things seemed to just be going rough, it truly makes it all worth it to be a fan.
On another note, we yelled so loud when Webber's shot went in that we made the baby cry, and he wasn't even asleep or anything. Glad to know that someday he'll be yelling like that for the kings too.
RAIDER925 said:anyone have a video link??? Unfortunately the game wasn't on tv so I missed the game. I was checking the nba.com scoreboard and I beleive the kings were down by 2 with 1 min something to go.
My younger more sensitive cat hid under the blanket... can't swear the two are connected as she does this alot for several different reasons.webberfan said:dude, the same thing happened here. my 6 month old started crying cuz i was yelling so loud, and he wasn't even asleep.
no doubt, no doubt. and before he was rudely cut off he also said, "whats up sacramento" hahaha... LOVE IT!VF21 said:When asked if it had been a tough road trip, he replied that they were ready to get home - back to the fans and their families. And he said it in that order.
VF21 said:At the risk of sounding even cornier than usual
ReinadelosReys said:If it were not for political correctness, I'd say what was the first thing that came to my mind watching Webb dance.![]()
Prophetess said:yes, i have a question....
how can I continue to dislike this man when he keeps doing stuff like this?! he's making it really, really, really hard.
VF21 said:4.2 left on the clock.
Kings ball....Starters on the court...
Bucks with a foul to give....Webber is fouled with 3.4 seconds left on the clock.
Still Kings ball.
Bibby to inbound...
OMG! WEBBER FOR THE WIN!!!!!!!!!!!
As someone else mentioned, the Bucks announcers made a comment about it after the "foul" Webb committed on James, saying something to the effect of, "Well, that's not as bad as calling a phantom time-out, but it's pretty close."VF21 said:The "infamous Michigan timeout call" is history, pure and simple, and has been for a long time. If people are still using it to say ANYTHING, they need to move on...