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Tuesday, January 8, 2008

Dropping F Bombs

You may know this already, but First To Third is a huge fan of profanity during live sports broadcasts.

The following video is of Dallas Mavericks announcer, Brad Davis, dropping an F-bomb during the December 28 telecast of the Mavericks-Atlanta Hawks game.



Two guys just chilling watching the game, speaking aloud.
When he has to full court press and grab and hold and everything else. And it gets to a point sometimes where the referees just get tired of f—ing calling fouls on them.

Yeah, once you get that moniker as a good defensive team, you get away with a lot of stuff.

I say no harm done, Davis was probably a couple Jack and Cokes in and was tired of watching some boring basketball.

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Friday, November 9, 2007

Dallas Got Their Revenge

For one night. I guess. The Dallas Mavericks beat the Golden State Warriors 120-115 at the Oracle Arena. The Warriors are winless this year, but are still fun to watch, especially against the Mavs.

The Mavs had to play the role of "this win does not mean anything," but you know they wanted to go in there and jam the Warriors. It was in their body language. The Mavs players were jawing with the Warriors and fouling a little harder than normal. All I know is that Baron Davis is a baller. Too bad he had the "injury-plagued" reputation a couple of years ago or else he would be playing in Los Angeles (or not, because Mitch Kupchak is an idiot).

Highlights from last night's games (Davis is #1):


Washington Wizards are winless after losing to the New Jersey Nets. Gilbert Arenas assists/turnovers on the year: 18:21, pass the ball dude.

The Chicago Bulls located their pulse with their first win coming against a good Detroit Pistons team. Hours before someone picks up Tyrus Thomas in my fantasy league after his double-double: 5.

New Orleans will find out tomorrow if they can hang with the big dogs when they face San Antonio. And Kobe Bryant will have someone on the floor who can score, sometimes, with the return of Lamar Odom.

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