Antawn Jamison.

Last night’s foray on NBA League Pass on TV as well as Broadband yielded the following six games, as followed on @nbalivetweet: a blasé 34 points by Kobe Bryant in an expected toying of the Knicks, the Thunder turning the Jazz into an average-looking team, the Nets not pulling a miracle and going 0-14 against the dominant Nuggets, another Warriors upset over the Mavericks with only six players suited up, another Raptors outburst in the first half with 74 points, and the Wizards barely beating the Sixers in a heartfelt matchup on the night of Abe Pollin’s passing.

Since there were only six games yesterday, let’s keep the countdown to ocho:
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JR Smith and other Nuggets had ferocious dunks tonight.

I recently bought myself, in reverse chronological order as it were, a 46″ Spectre LCD TV from Walmart for $750, and DirecTV Choice Package ($29.99/mo until 2011) with HD receiver (free) and NBA League Pass (4 payments of about $42). Oh, not to mention a Dual Core Pentium laptop with Vista Home Premium from Staples for only $350.

Couldn’t be happier.

It took the free accompanying NBA League Pass Broadband account awhile to finally get approved — and I’ll write about it later — but all these things combined simultaneously is, in short, incredible! Worth a future blogpost to explain the nitty gritty, for sure, and the motives are business-related as well as pleasure, as will be revealed in due time.

Meanwhile, I’d like to start a new feature called Lessons of NBA League Pass: Tonight’s Top Ten.
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