A LEGEND IS BORN III

KD is drivin' in the fast lane

KD now has 59, Ty's still 1 better with 60 through three quarters.

KD on cruise control.

team’s dream season as they march on to what could be their first ever NBA championship.

If you don't, you can blame yourself for the self-jinx.

Yes, in future years, maybe I can blame your virtual player.

KD now has 59, Ty's still 1 better with 60 through three quarters.

Did Ty really score 60? I can't remember his career high! haha

You had that prediction game, that he had 60 through three quarters and asked how much did he finish with. Most guesses were like 70-80 points, but you didn't play him in the fourth.

Incredible game from KD Also, 22-11-5-4 isn't quiet at all. Great night from Ty as well.

Should Ty be considered in the MVP talks?

You had that prediction game, that he had 60 through three quarters and asked how much did he finish with. Most guesses were like 70-80 points, but you didn't play him in the fourth.

Totally Pwnage. :d Nice to see KD with 59.

You had that prediction game, that he had 60 through three quarters and asked how much did he finish with. Most guesses were like 70-80 points, but you didn't play him in the fourth.

I do remember that one. Ty tried his hardest to get to 60 but KD didn't even try for his 59.

Stealth Clinch Playoff Seed



March 13, SEATTLE – Kevin Durant scored 25 first half points before sitting out the entire second half and Reshawn Tyson scored a game high 39 points as the Seattle Stealth locked up a playoff berth with a 128-105 win against the Eastern Conference leading Cleveland Cavaliers.

Durant and Cavs’ star Lebron James had to be separated at half court after the game as Durant went up to him to say a few words. “I was telling him that it would be an easy NBA Finals sweep if we were to play him in June,” Durant explained afterwards, “He didn’t like it that I was telling him that I could beat his whole team in one half. I think he’s just jealous that I didn’t need to play the second half.” Durant than thought to himself for a moment in the postgame interview and added, “Well, I reckon he hates playing in the fourth quarter because he’s got no clutch game so he wishes he was more like me being able to beat teams in one half.”

James finished with 27 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists in the losing effort. Rudy Gay scored 23 points. James commented on his encounter with Durant after the game, “He came up and wanted to try and tell me he was the MVP. I think I hurt his feelings when I told him that he was an overrated and cocky prick. He’s not even the best player on his team – that’s (Andrew) Bogut.”

Veteran PG Jason Kidd declined to comment on Durant and James. He finished with 15 points, 6 rebounds and 9 assists. Sixth man Allen Iverson, who scored 12 from off the bench, laughed when approached about who was the better player out of the two, “Kevin Durant is the best player in the world right now. No question about it. I’m second.”

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LeBron is just jealous of Durant's dominance this season. Shame on LeBron

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LeQueer is just jealous of Durant's dominance this season. Shame on LeBron

I'm sorry, but I hate how people call LeBron LeQueer in this story. it doesn't match up imo. LeBron doesn't leave, and he isn't the cockiest player in the league in this story.

The Durantula is doin' work!

Houndy, My bad I edited it

LeQueer is just jealous of Durant's dominance this season. Shame on LeBron

I'm sorry, but I hate how people call LeBron LeQueer in this story. it doesn't match up imo. LeBron doesn't leave, and he isn't the cockiest player in the league in this story

Lebron is still a crybaby in this story. Check out ALIB II

The Answer is second.

What's your record now, man?

Well, I reckon he hates playing in the fourth quarter because he’s got no clutch game so he wishes he was more like me being able to beat teams in one half.

Well played.

Enjoying the feud. With the Kings having a bad season, LeBron's gotta be this season's Chara. Do not want this season to end with "Stealth Sneak Out Of Playoffs, Lose In WCF"

Love Iverson's comment. Sheed would do much better though.

I miss Sheed.

Lebron has always been around in this story, just has not had as much of the spotlight as Durant.

We need more Sheed :O

Everyone needs to settle down!

Yes yes, we need to settle down and the playoffs need to be here!!

Lakers Make Stealth Look Mortal



March 17, LOS ANGELES – Kevin Durant was held to 19 points and 5 rebounds in a matchup between the top two Western Conference teams this season. The second placed LA Lakers used stifling defence to hold the best team in the league, Seattle, to 89 points. LA’s defence field their offence as they ran up the score to 108 points.

The comprehensive beating was highlighted by Andrew Bynum’s dominant 26 points and former Stealth reserve Trevor Ariza’s 16 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists. Kobe Bryant, who scored 18, commented on his side’s win, “It’s great to get this win against the best team in the league. We know that if we meet them in the playoffs, it’s going to be extremely tough. I’m happy that we’re going to know that we’ve beaten them at this stage in the season. We have a good shot at reaching the NBA Finals.” It was a brilliant team effort as Spaniards Pau Gasol and Jose Calderon each added double doubles (11 points, 13 rebounds and 12 points, 12 assists respectively).

Durant wasn’t the biggest victim of the Lakers’ smouldering defensive strategy as Reshawn Tyson was woeful with a 1 for 20 shooting performance. Allen Iverson was the Stealth’s second best scorer with 13 points off the bench while Chinese forward Mingyu Li added 10 points. Andrew Bogut had his second game back from injury and followed up a 4 points, 8 rebound performance against the Hawks with 0 points and 2 rebounds against the Lakers.

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Chara Clutch In Close Thriller



March 22, SACRAMENTO – Moses Chara showed that he was back in top form as he finished with 29 points, 10 assists and the game winning bucket in an exciting 126-123 win against the visiting Seattle Stealth. The win put the 40-26 Kings into fourth place in the Western Conference, which means that if the season ended today, the two teams would be on a collision course to meet in the second round of the NBA playoffs.

Chara hit the game winning shot with 2.3 seconds left on the clock. His baseline jumper over Kevin Durant sent Kings fans into a frenzy. With no time outs to call, Allen Iverson settled for a halfway shot that landed nowhere near its target. Michael Redd scored 25 points and Al Jefferson also had 25 points to go along with 18 rebounds. Rashard Lewis chipped in with 18 from off the bench.

Iverson was the high scorer for Seattle with 30 points from off the bench. Durant had 27. Reshawn Tyson finished with 18 points, 8 rebounds while Andrew Bogut’s poor form continued as the Aussie big managed just 6 points. Durant stated the obvious after the game, “We’re favourites to win the title but if we keep dropping these games, we’re not going to win it all.” He later added as he left the stadium, “These guys are the defending champs so they’re supposed to win one against us once in a while. At the end of the day, it just comes down to who can win more games than the other when it counts most. I will try harder in the playoffs.”

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As usual, Tyson disappoints and the Stealth choke against their rival.

These guys are the defending champs so they’re supposed to win one against us once in a while. At the end of the day, it just comes down to who can win more games than the other when it counts most. I will try harder in the playoffs.

wtf, since when did Durant talk like that.

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As usual, Tyson disappoints and the Stealth choke against their rival.

These guys are the defending champs so they’re supposed to win one against us once in a while. At the end of the day, it just comes down to who can win more games than the other when it counts most. I will try harder in the playoffs.

wtf, that doesn't seem like Durant talking.

He's implying that he didn't try to win in this game and that this game didn't count since it's regular season. He said that the defending champs are supposed to pick up an odd win here and there and that he won't let them do that because he will try a little harder in the playoffs. Sounds like Durant to me.