Ball Ballin' Preview: We're Back!

After a weekend getaway, and another party to boot, I finally got back to some ball ball time. Back to regular programming, well, until New Year's Eve that is.

New York Knicks at Miami Heat

I know I've picked a lot of the Heat games, and I think I've made it clear that I am somewhat a fan of the formed superteam, but hey, you can't take away the fact that no matter how much we scoff at this team, we all want to know what happens to 'em next. And what's next, is a rematch with Amar'e's squad who recently discovered a new word in the dictionary: defense.

Boston Celtics at Indiana Pacers

The Celtics streak finally came to an end. What continues is a list of inactive games for Rondo, Jermaine O'Neal, Delonte West, and Kendrick Perkins. You gotta admit, if they're this successful without those guys, they gon' be pretty scary once they get all those playin'.

Orlando Magic at Cleveland Cavaliers

And whaddayaknow. My prophetic tendencies continue, as the Magicians are now starting to roll. They have the Cavs for their next trick. If things go according to the norms of ball ball physics, this should be a breeze to the Disney Boys.

Milwaukee Bucks at Chicago Bulls

The holiday season has been Boozer season for Chicagoans so far. Heck, it has been Boozer season for all of us! (Though, holidays or not, I usually have Boozer sessions every Friday)

Los Angeles Lakers at San Antonio Spurs

Uh oh. Better watch out, better not cry Spurs fans. A vewee vewee angwee Kobe is coming to town.

Toronto Raptors at Dallas Mavericks

The Raps' health is slowly deteriorating to Jurassic era levels. Bargs is still quesionable, along with Sonny Weems, Peja Stojakovic, and Reggie Evans who continue to be out. The Big German's questionable for Dallas too, but they also boast of a bench that includes Jason Terry, Shawn Marion, and Brendan Haywood.

Portland Trailblazers at Denver Nuggets

Melo could be back (oh please, oh please, oh please! my fantasy team needs him), though as the end of year draws closer and closer, the more we get excited of where he'll end up before the trade deadine. 

(Pardon the crappy previews, I am weelee weelee shleepy as I write this)