“The Boston Three Party” is fitting!"

After being brought together in Boston, Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett, and Paul Pierce have been partying hard. This threesome averages 59.1 points a game and 17.7 rebounds which has allowed them to have the best 30 game record of the shot clock era. With a NBA best 27-3 start, they are arguably the best team in the eastern conference…perhaps in the entire NBA. Though they have yet to face defending champions San Antonio Spurs or the blazing Dallas Mavericks. There is no doubt that if they succeed in defeating these two power house western conference teams that analyst will question if they are good enough to crack 60 wins and if so, do they have a shot to tie the Chicago Bulls 1996 72-10 regular season record.

The Patriots Positioned for Perfection

After becoming the first team in NFL history to finish 16-0 and breaking records which include touchdown passes thrown (Tom Brady- 50), receptions for touchdowns by a single receiver (Randy Moss- 23), and total points scored in a season (589), the Patriots prepare to pursue a place next to if not above the 1972 dolphins who won it all in 16 games. Leading them forward is AP NFL coach of the year Bill Belichick. Their sights are set on Superbowl XLIII (43), will they reach it and take it, or will the perfect season end at 16-0?

The Bosh Ballot

With voting for the February 17th, 2008 NBA all-star game coming up, many dominating players continue to produce whereas others push forward for their chance to make the team. One player has even gone to a great length to try and secure a spot on the team. Chris Bosh has posted a video on Youtube to market himself as a perfect candidate for the all-star team.
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