NBA Playoffs Y'all!

Carmelo, Spike and the Knicks poised to make a NBA finals run!

From now till mid June, the NBA Playoffs will be in full swing! This is the biggest sports event besides the NFL playoffs (see the NFL post). What's better than some b-ball in the summer?!

Let the spirited debate commence about Lebron, KD, Carmelo, and no Kobe (damn!).

You can see the schedule here. Games will be televised on NBATV, ESPN, TNT, and ABC. So make sure to catch your favorite team give a beat down or get a beat down!

The Lakers may not advance past the first round and the Knicks look like they can get to the Eastern Conference Finals, but whatever happens, I'll be tuned in! I got the fever, but I refuse to watch another Heat/Thunder final!

So allow Pro Se to lay its first round predictions down even though we're past all of the game ones!

Eastern Conference
Heat- 4-0 over the Bucks
Bulls- 4-3 over the Nets
Pacers- 4-1 over the Hawks
Knicks- 4-2 over the Celtics**

Western Conference
Lakers- 4-3 over the Spurs**
Clippers- 4-3 over the Grizzlies
Nuggets- 4-1 over the Warriors
Thunder- 4-1 over the Rockets

Pro Se will drop second round picks when the first round is over, duh!

Share your predictions in the comments section!

Living in The Trees

I came across this site a few weeks ago and it got me to thinking, damn, it would be cool to live in a tree house! The treehouse offers a temporary reprieve from the wife and the children. A fight with the wife, move into the treehouse for a while. The six year old not listening, run to the treehouse. In fact, you could find multiple reasons to run to the treehouse.

Your kids and your boys would be completely envious. Ladies, no disrespect but this is strictly a dude thing.

I want a TREEHOUSE!

baumraum, a German company plans and build these structures. If you have $10,000 to $120,000 euros, they'll hook you up!

Come on, cool right?!

New York Basketball

Pick Your All-Time New York City N.B.A. Team

Lew Alcindor

So other day I came across this interactive article in the New York Times about New York City basketball players. 

New York City high schools have produced at least 211 N.B.A. players, including 12 Hall of Famers.  

Pick your all New York N.B.A Team and see my picks here.


The discourse begins...