Game 3: Nothing Normal about San Antonio’s Slaughter of Miami
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Editor, White Cover Magazine
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It started out bad, and then it got worse. Worse. Worse. WORSE.
Every Miami Heat miss or turnover was met with a Kawhi Leonard pick-and-roll. Every two-pointer from James or Wade was returned by one of Danny Green’s and Gary Neal’s combined 13 three-pointers. Two steps for the Heat, one step back… and then one giant leap for San Antonio.
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Hardcourt Correspondent, White Cover Magazine
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LeBron James. Legendary, in an instant.
A triple-double wasn’t enough to give the Heat a Game 1 win, but that was nearly the same in 2012, too. In Game 2, James was James and Miami’s supporting cast – from Mike Miller (aka Brooks from The Bachelorette) to Ray Allen – was wholly more MVP-ish than San Antonio’s Big Three. And, with the game already out of reach and decided for South Beach, LeBron blocked Tiago Splitter with the force of 45 Manu Ginobilis. It was everywhere, that moment.
And, in an instant, LeBron was immortalized, which is saying something about a guy who already has more MVPs than the rest of us have teeth.
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Editor, White Cover Magazine
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You asked for it, right?
When Brent Seabrook wrist shot Plinko’d in behind Jimmy Howard on Wednesday night, the NHL was given its first All-American, all champion final four since 1945, and that was when there were only six teams in the league.
It’s Survivor: All-Stars. It’s Celebrity Apprentice. It’s like when Katniss and Haymitch were invited back to The Hunger Games. It’s The Wire sleeping with The Sopranos while Arrested Development and Seinfeld watch.
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From Jay-Z to Draft Day, Seth Jones Gets Set for the National Hockey League
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Hockey Correspondent and Occasional Shakespeare Character, White Cover Magazine
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The NHL’s Draft combine is underway and – despite the all-world Memorial Cup performance from Nathan MacKinnon and a maybe-better World Junior championship from Jonathan Drouin – all indications tend to state without a doubt that Portland Winterhawks blueline behemoth Seth Jones will be selected before anyone else, and be selected by the Colorado Avalanche.
In a few short months, Jones has made a name for himself. Down there, he’s known as “Popeye’s Son”. Down there, he’s known as Jay-Z’s client. But, down there, he’s still not largely that known.
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The Ottawa RedBlacks. This is Why the CFL Sucks Most of the Time.
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Midwest Correspondent, White Cover Magazine
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The CFL has always been the little brother-in-denial to the NFL’s letterman-wearing half of the family. Yes, the CFL is great and the football can be absolutely righteous – I mean, has the NFL ever had a quarterback throw for over 700 yards in a game? Didn’t think so.
And, in another attempt to force people to take itself more seriously, the CFL’s incoming (and new) Ottawa franchise has landed on a name: the Ottawa RedBlacks.
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