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Nate Robinson

Nate merely took a three at the wrong hoop well after the buzzer to end the quarter, so it was no big deal. But watching D’Antoni get angry is a symphony of good times. (via @jose3030)

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Nate Leaps Footaction and 1/2/3 Train

by Jared Wade on March 16, 2009 at 9:07 pm · 0 comments

Since we’re pimping M&Ms for free, we may as well also mention that there’s a new Nike ad outside Madison Square Garden featuring the best Greenman since Charlie Day and reserving the spot where LeBron’s future billboard will one day reside forever. (via @jeskeets)

Nate Robinson KryptoNate Billboard

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All the News Fit to Six: January 29, 2009

by Jared Wade on January 29, 2009 at 9:15 am · 0 comments

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Got Yourself a Gun

by Jared Wade on January 23, 2009 at 4:03 pm · 0 comments

Unlike Dikembe, Mike D’Antoni will shoot you in the face. (from The New York Times via Dime)

“To be honest with you, that’s why you don’t have concealed weapons, because I’d have shot him at that point,” D’Antoni said wryly. “I do like his feistiness, but he just needs to channel it in the right way. And he knows that.”

What the mustachioed man is talking about is Nate Robinson. More specifically, he’s talking about the technical foul Nate picked up after jumping off the bench to talk shit to Amare, who was fresh off a David Lee facial. Amare appears to pay little mind to the little man and is in fact dismissive, something that came to a great surprise to me when remembering the violent fate STAT suffered at the hands of the last fun-size point guard he encountered.

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Dunk: The Vote

by Jared Wade on January 6, 2009 at 1:52 pm · 0 comments

As I reckon most of you already know, this year’s Sprite Sprite Dunk contest will feature defending champ Dwight Howard, former champ Nate Robinson, Rudy Gay and one of either Joe Alexander, Russell Westbrook or Rudy Fernandez, depending upon which of those three wins the fan vote-off.

And while the Both Teamsters Union is officially endorsing the same candidate as we are for the actual All Star Game itself — a write-in vote for All-Starbury — our penchant for nontransparent, democratic elections compels us to at least share with you the campaign ads of the three conventional contenders. (You can vote here.)

Here’s Flying Buck Dunk Master Joe Alexander’s ad, wherein he headbutts the rim:

Here’s singer/songwriter Rudy Fernandez with his smash hit “Vota Me, Por Favor”:

And here’s Russell Westbrook being, ya know, entirely uninteresting:

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