Thursday, November 10, 2011

Stephon Marbury Calls His Airness A Sellout!?!?!?!



Micheal Fake Jordan is a sell out. #Period. He forgot which hole he came out of. I said it "Stephon X Marbury"... MJ went from MJ the black cat to a guy who forgot he was a player. Sell your team if you can't make a profit.. Your just a regular dude now! ... When he rapped the Bulls for 36 million for one year no ones said nothing about that...

He's just a man. I know he's some people's GOd but real is real. Dude forgot he played and demanded millions... he wasn't my idol I just loved his game. He never did nothing that I knew about to change the life off of the court other then hit cats over the head for a 100 150 dollar sneakers and still doing it. Jim Brown said it best. Micky mouse type cat. Wave and break you pocket for as long as he can.

he didn't create nothing. The game was played way before him...


I'll be the first to admit that I don't know everything about the NBA lockout and I usually stay out of basketball conversations... Until someone brings up His Airness. At that point I usually have to jump in and remind people that he is the standard for greatness when it comes to sports. Tiger could have challenged him but that's another story.

Is His Airness a sellout?
NO! If I'm Michael Jordan I am pissed at the pampered, lazy, anti-competitive, twitter whores who currently reside in the NBA. They have taken everything he made possible and made fans resent it. How many players would have shoe deals without Jordan? How many players would have the contracts they have without the popularity of the 90s, which was driven by Jordan? People forget that Jordan was the first to start wearing long shorts, these fools took that so far that the commissioner had to institute a dress code. Yes, Jordan had a $36M 1 year contract, but did anyone ever question whether he was worth it? How long is the list of players who received max, if not close to max contracts, that cost much more than they were worth? Marbury is at the top of the list! That's why he's playing in China!

Stephon Marbury
Steve Francis (he and Marbury combined to make $32M in the 06-07 season)
Eddie Curry
Chris Webber $21M in 06-07
Michael Finley $19M in 06-07
Eddie Jones $16M in 06-07
Larry Hughes $13M in 06-07
Vin Baker
Gilbert Arenas
Rashard Lewis
Kenyon Martin
Vince Carter
The list goes on and on...

To wrap up, on the surface His Airness does seem hypocritical, but that's what overpaid undereducated former NBA players do. The NBA is no where close to the popularity of the 90s, it's going in the right direction but it's not close. The NFL is king right now. The NBA will not return to 90s popularity until there is real competition. We all know there are only 6 teams who can really win the NBA title. The Lakers, Mavs, Thunder, Heat, Knicks or Bulls. Teams will fall from those 6 and others will join, but are there ever more than 6 teams who have a chance to win? There is a complete lack of parity in the NBA.

Is Jordan being selfish? Maybe, but if you had hundreds of millions on the line wouldn't you be? I would. The Bobcats, the team Jordan owns, aren't competitive today. He needs a hard cap to force the breakup of teams with 3 all-stars. The NBA does not have a sustainable business model. Do the owners need 53% of the revenue vs 50%? I don't know, but I doubt Jordan cares about crushing these players he sees as a joke.

Friday, September 30, 2011

Goldman Sachs Rule The World...

Confession of a Wallstreet Trader admitting who really runs the world as if we don't know.. But his candor could not come at a time where people are quenching to hear things like this whether its true or not. They want to believe what they've always speculated since 2008 or the rise of a recession. But Allesio Rastani has the whole blogosphere salivating and uproaring about the condition of the economy and wallstreet's inability/arrogance to overlook their major role. He blames all this on Goldman Sachs and predicts that in 12 months millions of people's savings will vanish and how day traders are looking forward to another recession. You got to peep this for yourself....



Thursday, September 22, 2011

HP On the Down Hill....

If you're working at HP, you might want to re-consider your current employer. Recently in the news HP has been facing a lot of backlash about the firing of their CEO who had the position for less than a year. This story document's HP's 10 year fail of CEO hires. The amusing part about this is the Manny Pacquiao do/don't, for instance "Manny Pacquiao would never throw in the towel". Check it out...

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

America Without A Strong Middle Class?

Elizabeth Warren explains the underlying social contract we owe to each other. There's no one who got rich on there own.

Monday, September 19, 2011

Sound Off- Mayweather vs. Ortiz Thoughts

Most of us can agree on most of what is being said here, its just a little entertaining the way he's saying it....

Friday, September 16, 2011

Inside Cats & Dogs....

Excited to bump this album in my ride... Peep the segment from 17s-55s, Jay Elect stamps one of Evidence's track.

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Expensive Drag Race...

If you bear an interest in street car racing or just mildly interested in being entertained by drag races and know a little something about speed/horsepower, I'm sure you'll find this video a bit interesting...