Rich Basketball Players Take Public Transportation, Still Manage To Beat Warriors
The closure of the Bay Bridge forced the Houston Rockets to take an unconventional route to the team's game in Oakland on Wednesday against the...
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cedichou said:
October 30, 2009 8:45 AM
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If the Warriors can't win with that kind of home court advantage, then they're in deeper trouble than I thought. The biggest star on the Houston Rockets are who again? Shane Battier and Trevor Ariza? How did these guys managed to be recognized on the boat. Of course the ferry ride did not turn into an autograph session, which of these players you would want the autograph?