Saturday, November 3, 2007

Golden State at Utah: Quarter the First

-Just so you know, I'm taking a break from reading for class to liveblog this game. Here, let me give you a taste of what I'm currently reading:
If there is a bridge between life and mind abstractionists rarely cross it. They feel no need to. They are certain that what lies on the other side is only a reflection of their present position. All too often substantialists prove them right, for when they cross the bridge they generally find what they set out to find, namely, a life that reflected the mind.
/Christopher Morris, Becoming Southern

In other words, there are worse things out there than watching Jason Hart run the break.

-Good Scott, I've missed Boler, shaved hands and all. He's the pretentious uncle that talks out his ass about subjects of which he has no knowledge I never had.

-First double-double reference of the night, game hasn't even started.

-OK, in order, the Jazz game is brought to you by GMC, Toyota, Big O Tires, Geico, and the Worker's Compensation Fund. Sounds like a process.

-Ronnie Price just mentioned he "still sleeps with a basketball some times" and "his girlfriend doesn't like that." I'm more concerned for the basketball.

-Remember The Royal Tenenbaums? Remember how everyone told you that was the greatest movie ever? Remember how you said you thought it seemed well-made but didn't do anything for you? Remember how they then told you you just didn't get the movie? That's how I feel about Deron Williams.
Ha, how delightfully quirky.

-Utah loses the tip, leading 0-0.

-Boozer is trying to play defense by not shifting his feet and instead hopping bunny-like with arms outstretched. Still more effective than Harp.

-AK with a nice move, grabs the ball, pump-fakes, slips, falls into the opponent, and then throws the ball off the bottom of the backboard, and gets called for a travel. Hornacek calls his travel agent, gets tickets back to Phoenix.

-AK with his first jumper of the season. Also with his first confidence.

-AK immediately follows with a lazy TO. Confidence back down to zero. Sloan heaves a sigh of relief.

-Boler with another classic example of strange voice modulation after AK hits a jumper. "That additional work with the...[long pause]...SHOT DOCTOR paying off." I hope he doesn't think he just successfully coined another nickname. After all, it would have to be something like Money Shot Doctor.

-Jazz down 9, 6:35 to go, Timeout. In completely unrelated news, I smell smoke. Be right back.

-OK, the apartment's not on fire. MUST BE THE WARRIORS.

Hahahahaha...Wes Anderson would have thought that was funny.

-Lost my feed for a sec, Bordy's narrating.

bordelais8 jazz stand around, bewildered on defense as their opponent keeps launching shots that appear to not be layups

Sounds accurate enough.

-Boxscore says Hart just checked in. I think my IP was just launching a preemptive strike.

-Harpring in.

SWAN!

-DOWN GOES DAVIS.

Matt Harpring just toughed the hell out of him.

-Y'know, I can pretty much do this liveblog without a video feed. Jazz stand around on defense, Harpring's cutting around yelling "woot," baskets are exchanged. And so on and so forth.

-Feed back, first words I hear are (in an admiring tone): "Matt Harpring." Then Boler proceeds to gush man love.

-Boler: *interrupting Boone's Harp love* "And he has attitude!"
Boone: *somewhat dejectedly* "And he has attitude..."
*pause*
"A tough attitude!"

I'm sure there were nods all around.

-Harpring is doing quite well for himself. 5 shots in 3 minutes. Must still be recovering.

-Was going to add another picture making fun of Baron Davis, did a Google Image Search for "eggs in headbands." Nothing good came of it, though somebody knitted some adorable little outfits for some eggs.

-Ronnie Brewer just hit a 3. First, that was unexpected. Second, bet he gets subbed next stoppage in play.

-3 seconds left in the quarter, Harp can shoot two more times.

-29-28, Jazz, and Phase Three of Project Status Quo is initiating. Farewell, AK. Hello, Harp.

1 comment:

Sirkickyass said...

Point a) The Royal Tennenbaum's was hilarious, especially every scene involving Gene Hackman.

Point b) "Yarp," "Narp," and "Swan" will never be funny to me. I'm continually mystified by the staying power of those jokes in your mind.