Nuggets 121 Hornets 63: Sweet sassy molassy! Now that’s what we like to call a good ole fashioned ass whoopin’. Just embarrassing. That 58-point embarrassment set an NBA record for embarrassments. Never before in NBA history had a road team embarrassed somebody by that much. Never ever. The biggest regular season embarrassment by a road team is Seattle’s 136-80 win at Houston back in ‘86. The previous record for embarrassment by a road team in the playoffs was the Lakers’ 126-70 win against Golden State back in ’73. Chris Paul should be embarrassed.
Blackhawks 4 Flames 1: Rookie rookie who gets the cookie? Kris, that’s who. Kris’ the big winner. Kris wins. Kris Versteeg may not have scored a point in the first three games of these here playoffs, but he had one goal and two assists in Game 4. He had a goal and an assist in Game 5. He notched a pair of assists last night in the series-clincher. Versteeg is the first rookie in Blackhawks history with three consecutive multiple-point games in one playoff year. How about that? How about this? The last Chicago veteran to do that was Denis Savard in 1995.
Tigers 4 Yankees 2: From the Yankees still suck department: Justin Verlander struck out nine Yankees and did not walk a batter in seven scoreless innings in the Detroit’s 4-2 win on Monday night. Ha ha ha! In the past 20 years, only one other Tigers’ pitcher did not issue a walk or allow a run while striking out at least nine batters in a game. Ha ha ha! Suckers!
Peace out homies. Six two and Even!
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