One Game We Will Watch Tonight: Miami Heat vs. Memphis Grizzles
How could we not suggest that this is the game you watch tonight?
Showing posts with label Super Nintendo Chalmers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Super Nintendo Chalmers. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
No Regard Previews: Brain Burner
One Game We Will Definitely Watch Tonight: Miami Heat vs. Boston Celtics
After one disappointing and three amazing games, the Miami Heat host the Boston Celtics tonight in what has the potential to be a historic battle. An historic, even, if that's how you choose to speak. Then again, as my partner-in-crime, Andrew Abides, noted last night during a conversation we had over the Internet, it could potentially fall flat.
After one disappointing and three amazing games, the Miami Heat host the Boston Celtics tonight in what has the potential to be a historic battle. An historic, even, if that's how you choose to speak. Then again, as my partner-in-crime, Andrew Abides, noted last night during a conversation we had over the Internet, it could potentially fall flat.
“I have no idea what to expect out of this series anymore,” he typed. Mr. Abides’ astute observation is well-noted. So far, this series has given us just about everything. And with a guaranteed two, potentially three more games, just about anything could happen.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
The 2012 Playoffs, So Far...
It is almost Memorial Day Weekend on this planet we call Earth in this country we call America. That means it is time to fire up the grill, get those hot chips* cooking, and prepare for the NBA playoffs to get super serial.
But before we can dish on the future, it's always important to remember how we have arrived at this point. As such, here is my entirely accurate and totally factual summary of every important detail regarding the playoffs so far.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
NBA Middle Names: Mario Chalmers
We at No Regard spend a lot of time in our NBA knitting circles trying to figure out the human side of these players. Whether it's musing about their commutes to work, how much "Call of Duty" they play, or what their favorite snack food is, we like to remind ourselves that NBA players are nothing more than young men with enviable jobs. What better way to humanize our heroes than look up their middle names?
Almario Vernard Chalmers
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