Race for MVP ...Lebron James spot in No.1

It's quite surprising that from number 7 Lebron James make it to number 1 this week...weeee.....I'm so happy hope he can maintain it....For more info Click here



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The Unfinished Match of Manny Pacquio and Juan Marquez.Is it finished?

The fight has been tagged “Unfinished Business” as it is widely seen as a continuation of the last fight of the two fighters in 2004, in controversial drawn in which Pacquiao managed to knock down Marquez three times in the first round alone.
Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez face to face in a thrilling rematch in a fully-packed Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, last Saturday (Sunday in the Philippines – March.16,2008). Our very own Manny Pacquiao snatched the WBC super featherweight belt over split decision from Juan Manuel Marquez. Mabuhay ka Manny! It's another pride and joy in our country. But Juan Manuel Marquez asked a rematch. Hmmm...sounds this unfinished business of these two fighters still not yet finished. Maybe we will watch out for that another event. As for now we will rejoice for the honor he gave in our country.

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My Future Husband, did it again!

James’s Season High Leads Cavs Over Grizzlies in OT

Cavaliers 132, Grizzlies 124 (F-OT)
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Jan. 15(AP) -- Now this is the way LeBron James likes to go for half a hundred.

James scored a season-high 51 points, including 25 in the fourth quarter and overtime, to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 132-124 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night.

It was the fourth time the league's leading-scorer has reached 50 points in his career.

"When we win, it means a lot. Every point counted tonight,'' said James, who is averaging 29.8 points. "I've lost a couple of games scoring 50 points, and I didn't like it too much. To have that accomplishment, and win the ballgame, means a lot.''

Cleveland improved to 2-2 in games James scores 50.

James made 18 of 28 shots and had nine assists and eight rebounds as the Cavaliers handed the Grizzlies their fifth straight loss. James' career high is 56 points against Toronto in March 2005. The 51 points matched the best scoring performance in the NBA this season. Denver's Allen Iverson had 51 against the Lakers on Dec. 5.

"LeBron is fantastic,'' Memphis coach Marc Iavaroni said. "I think he's got more passing ability than Magic (Johnson) because he can put it on a dime and with zip. It's a function of his ability to score. He allows people to get free. He's 6-foot-9, and he can see.''

"We don't like having to have a shootout,'' Cleveland coach Mike Brown said. "We've got to do a better job of finishing when we get up big, and a better job of focusing in on doing the correct things in terms of moving the ball. We had some bad turnovers.''

James had 13 points, and Gibson added 10 to help Cleveland take a 56-53 lead at halftime.

Navarro provided a spark for the Grizzlies with 11 first-half points, and Gay had 10.

James leads the league in scoring average in the fourth quarter with 9.4 points, and down the stretch in both regulation and overtime Cleveland had him running the show. In addition to the 25 points in the final two frames, James had four assists.

"We have a fourth-quarter team right now that's playing really good basketball,'' James said. "We didn't get stops like we usually get, but for some odd reason, we know how to execute on the offensive end. We make plays, and we make big plays.''

Note: This article taken from www.nba.com

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My Future Husband Rocks!

Cleveland 93, Toronto 90

TORONTO, Jan. 6 (AP) -- For three quarters he was ordinary. Then, when it mattered most, LeBron James was unstoppable.

James scored 39 points, including 24 in the fourth, to help the Cleveland Cavaliers rally for a 93-90 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Sunday.

"In the fourth quarter, he was amazing,'' Cleveland coach Mike Brown said. "He just took the game over and put us on his back. What a tremendous, tremendous performance.''

James, who made eight of 10 field goal attempts in the fourth, said tuning out distractions helped his concentration.

"I just felt like I was out there by myself,'' he said. "Everything was going right for me and I just felt like I was out there in practice. The hoop felt like the ocean.''

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