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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

John Wall's First Reebok Commercial - Zigtech




This will be airing during tomorrow's NBA Draft coverage. Cameo by Reebok's AI #3?

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

John Wall on ESPN's Sport Science




There are quite a few Wizards fans who have spent the past weeks thrilling themselves with videos and photos featuring the amazing basketball feats of John Wall. At least one blogger has started referring to this genre as "John Wall Porn."

Well, that's what these videos feel like. They come from ESPN's "Sport Science," which was trying to establish an empirical explanation of what makes Wall so good. Host John Brenkus and his research types analyzed Wall's speed and vision with some tests, and then presented the results in luscious, adoring and explicit slow-motion. Above is the speed segment, and below is the vision segment. Among the highlights:

* In two steps Wall can accelerate to almost 50 percent of his top speed.

* The speed test measured Wall cutting around a cone to the basket. Adding a basketball to the drill slowed him down by just 0.05 seconds.

* Wall runs faster while dribbling a basketball than Kevin Durant runs without a ball.

* In a straight sprint with no ball, Wall is faster than Chris Paul or Deron Williams.

* As it did at the combine, Wall's vertical tested at 39 inches.

* The vision thing? Well, it involved passing a ball through one of three targets located at an 85 degree angle, which Brenkus said afforded just 2.5 percent of one's vision. To see how Wall did, you really ought to just click on this clip. It will make Wizards fans sort of happy.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/dcsportsbog/2010/06/the_science_of_john_wall.html

Lebron James watching Kobe Bryant on tv during the Finals at home GIF



Must feel nice to take vacation earlier than everyone else. Then again if you're the self-proclaimed King, you can do whatever you want - except things that are sometimes out of your control (or is it?) - such as making it to the Finals again.

Sasha Vujacic Let's Bone Sign Held by Admirer Lakers Day Parade 2010



Gotta feel good to be a Laker even if you are a role player aka scrub.

Saturday, May 22, 2010

Wayne Rooney Nike Heart Shoes Joga Bonito World Cup 2010








http://www.dyyhardsvault.com/nikewaynerooneyjogabonitoheartshoes.aspx

Limited Edition Released during the '06 World Cup. A must have for any Wayne Rooney fan! Deadstock - never worn, new in box. "Play Beautiful" on inside tongue tag. "Joga Bonito" on outside tag.

Both Sole inserts read "Just get out and do your own thing" Wayne

Comes with packet of random World Football Soccer FC team cards/stickers. NEW WITH ORIGINAL BOX. DS.





Nike's Write the Future campaign features England's own Wayne Rooney. The striker from Manchester United leads his England team into the World Cup 2010 in South Africa.



John Wall bounce pass to Eric Bledsoe (vs LSU) GIF





taken from this clip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7RDxNRBYoQ

Monday, May 17, 2010

Dog on a Treadmill



Cute fat pug getting onto the treadmill. Watch the pomeranian as well.

Sunday, May 16, 2010

We Are LeBron Video (aka Desperate Plea)


We Are LeBron Video - Watch more Funny Videos

Pitiful heartfelt approach to keeping "the King".

Nike Lebron James Air Max VII Grey Blue Kentucky Wildcats Custom Logo








Another custom design - this time done to the Nike Lebron James Air Max VII Grey Blue. Replaced the Lebron James logo studs and added the University of Kentucky Wildcats UK logo on the shoe in its place - on the lateral side near heel on both L/R shoes. Also added the UK logo through the laces right above the 1st LEBRON shoe lace. This is the same shoe Eric Bledsoe #24 wore during the 2010 NCAA Tournament. I'd like to say this is a simple improvement over the general release model.

Wednesday, May 05, 2010

Kendrick Perkins Smiling RARE PHOTO



Kendrick "Mean Mug" Perkins of the Boston Celtics Caught Smiling at Practice.

A reporter asked how he got injured. He replied that he was running and something happened, something clumsy. The reporter then asked if he was implying that he was unathletic. That's when something extraordinary happened. While replying, "I've always been unathletic...", a ray of "sunshine" appeared.