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numerology for Kevin Durant

Posted in 43 (Three of Cups), 49 (Nine of Cups), 64 (Ten of Swords), Kevin Durant, tagged 8Z, divination, Ed Peterson, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers, numerology, Religion and Spirituality on February 4, 2013| Leave a Comment »

February 4, 2013 1:31 pm

The Mavericks have their work cut out for them tonight in the finale of a long, grinding and mostly disappointing four-game road trip.

All Kevin Durant has done in two previous meetings this season is average 46 points.

He will be a defensive priority, obviously.

“We got to do a lot better,” coach Rick Carlisle said this morning after the Mavericks’ shootaround. “He’s a great player, but the other thing is he’s extremely opportunistic. Two or three times a game, they get you when they get an offensive rebound and they look to the 3-point line and they find him standing out there. If nobody’s guarding, he knocks down that shot. There’s just a lot of little things that lead to big problems.”

There was a time when the Mavericks were the big brother to Oklahoma City’s rising young stars. Clearly, the tables have turned in the last two seasons. The Thunder swept the Mavericks in the first round of the playoffs last season and they clearly have learned from some of the hard knocks they took in 2011, which included a Western Conference finals loss to the eventual NBA champion Mavericks.

Both games this season have gone to overtime, and both have gone to OKC.

“We’re making too many mistakes,” Nowitzki said. “It seems like we had OKC’s number for a long time, especially that year we won the championship. And since then we can’t beat ‘em in close games for some reason. So it’s frustrating, but we got to limit our mistakes down the stretch. That’s what it comes down to.”

Asked how much the Thunder has grown in two seasons, Nowitzki said: “They took a huge step. They went to the Finals last year and to me, they were actually the favorites to win it the way they ran through the whole Western Conference. Kevin’s playing an amazing all-around game. He’s tough and obviously (Russell) Westbrook attacks whenever he can. This is about as tough a road test as it gets.

“Obviously, now they’re more experienced. Going through tough times, you learn from losing tough games. They got a really tough team.”

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Kevin Durant was born on September 29th, 1988 according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Durant

September 29th, 1988

9 + 29 +1+9+8+8 = 64 = his life lesson = The final shot. The final game.

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September 29th, 1988

September 29th

9 + 29 +2+0+1+2 = 43 = his personal year (from September 29th, 2012 to September 28th, 2013) = Congratulations. Celebrating. Entertaining the crowd. Fun times.

Three of Cups Tarot card

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using the number/letter grid:

1      2    3       4       5       6     7    8     9
A      B   C      D      E       F      G     H      I
J   K    L      M      N     O   P    Q R
S     T      U      V     W     X      Y    Z

Where:

A = 1 J = 1 S = 1

B = 2 K = 2 T = 2

C = 3 L = 3 U = 3

D = 4 M = 4 V = 4

E = 5 N = 5 W = 5

F = 6 O = 6 X = 6

G = 7 P = 7 Y = 7

H = 8 Q = 8 Z = 8

I = 9 R = 9

Kevin Durant

25495 439152 49

his path of destiny = 49 =Happy. Smiling. Satisfied. Wish come true. Life is sweet.

Nine of Cups Tarot card

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numerology for Metta World Peace

Posted in 29 (Three of Wands), 50 (Ten of Cups), 62 (Eight of Swords), tagged Dwight Howard, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Los Angeles Lakers, Metta World Peace, Oklahoma City, World Peace on January 29, 2013| Leave a Comment »

January 28, 2013 7:27 a.m.

Metta World Peace sat by his locker, relishing the moment.

“This is a beautiful situation to be in,” he said to a small group of reporters. “I want to sit here with you guys in June, just like this.”

The Lakers, who entered Sunday’s game against Oklahoma City in 10th place in the Western Conference, had just beat the Thunder, 105-96. World Peace played a pivotal role in the win, with 15 points, 10 rebounds, three assists and two steals.

Not that he wanted much credit.

“It’s a team game; it’s real simple,” he said, before turning on the journalists around him.

“You guys are selfish,” World Peace said. “You media guys are one-on-one because you’re going against each other. You guys are selfish, like you’re trying to go against him, trying to get the best story. You’re elbowing him, trying to tie him up. You’re hiring hit men and stuff and trying to take out other media people. You all are selfish. You’re not on the same team. We’re a team.”

World Peace was partially right.

The Lakers played beautiful team basketball against the Thunder, extending from Kobe Bryant‘s 14 assists on offense to World Peace’s and Earl Clark‘s defense on Kevin Durant.

Whenever Durant, a four-time All-Star, touched the ball, World Peace’s lightning fast hands were not far away swiping at the rubber and forcing Durant to hurry his shot. Durant, who is averaging 52% from the field this season, was 10-for-26 from the field against the Lakers on Sunday evening, making only 38% of his shots.

“I don’t know if I set the tone defensively — I think we did,” World Peace said, before yet against deflecting the spotlight, this time by pointing to Dwight Howard‘s defensive activity.

“He’s a presence,” World Peace said of Howard. “He’s changing how many shots? They don’t have that stat because the stat people are lazy.”

Whether or not World Peace wants to expound upon it, his recent play, especially his defensive intensity, has had quite an impact on the flailing Lakers, helping them string together a very modest, but crucially important, two-game win streak.

Lakers Coach Mike D’Antoni called World Peace’s defense “terrific.”

“I mean it’s big, it’s huge, especially on the fours,” D’Antoni said, referring to the power forward position. “It gives us a different look.”

World Peace played nearly 43 minutes, logging more time on the court than any of his teammates.

As he cooled down after the game, his analysis and commentary ranged from quirky to intelligent.

He pretended that he was unaware of his busted lip, making reporters describe the cut to him. He lamented that Howard took only seven shots, saying that he’d like to see the center shoot 12 to 15 shots a game. And he insisted that the Lakers shouldn’t be worried about what’s around the corner.

“We ain’t worried about no damn train,” World Peace said to a television reporter. “And I love you so I’m sorry for saying ‘damn.'”

The Lakers, who improved to 19-25, are four games behind the eighth place Houston Rockets. With the win over the Thunder, one of the top teams in the NBA, the Lakers made a small statement.

“It was a collective effort,” World Peace said. “Everybody brought what they do best to the table.”

World Peace sure did. And he also brought it to the locker room.

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Metta World Peace was born on November 13th, 1979 according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metta_World_Peace

November 13th, 1979

11 + 13 +1+9+7+9 = 50 = his life lesson = Metta World Peace.

Ten of Cups Tarot card

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November 13th, 1979

November 13th

11 + 13 +2+0+1+2 = 29 = his personal year (from November 13th, 2012 to November 12th, 2013) = Teamwork. Cooperation. Skilled. Talented. Self-confidence.

Three of Wands Tarot card

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using the number/letter grid:

1      2    3       4       5       6     7    8     9
A      B   C      D      E       F      G     H      I
J   K    L      M      N     O   P    Q R
S     T      U      V     W     X      Y    Z

Where:

A = 1 J = 1 S = 1

B = 2 K = 2 T = 2

C = 3 L = 3 U = 3

D = 4 M = 4 V = 4

E = 5 N = 5 W = 5

F = 6 O = 6 X = 6

G = 7 P = 7 Y = 7

H = 8 Q = 8 Z = 8

I = 9 R = 9

Metta World Peace

45221 56934 75135 62

his path of destiny = 62 = Getting open. Blocking shots. Dealing with restrictions. Doing what is unpopular.

Eight of Swords Tarot card

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numerology for Steve Nash

Posted in 15 (XV), 18 (The Moon), 30 (Four of Wands), 32 (Six of Wands), Steve Nash, tagged Bryant, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers, Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, Nash, Oklahoma City, Steve Nash on January 28, 2013| Leave a Comment »

January 29, 2013

Curators at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame should watch Steve Nash closely in the coming weeks.

If recent trends persist, they may have to make the following addendum to his biographical blurb:

Switched to shooting guard halfway through the 2012-13 season to help save one of the most disappointing teams in NBA history.

In this most surreal Lakers season, the top point guard of his generation suddenly deferring ballhandling duties to Kobe Bryant has been the oddest twist.

“The roles are all kind of upside down,” Bryant said Monday.

Nash was unrecognizable even to Lakers Coach Mike D’Antoni, who had watched him win a pair of most-valuable-player awards in Phoenix, after the 17-year veteran scored 17 points to go with only five assists Sunday against Oklahoma City.

“What he just did,” D’Antoni said, “he’s not.”

Well, he’s certainly headed in that direction.

Over the Lakers’ last two games, Nash combined for more than three times as many shots (22) as assists (seven) while averaging 16 points per game. Meanwhile, Bryant averaged 14 assists and only 11 shots, including zero three-point attempts, in those games.

The only figure that mattered to Nash was 2-0, his team’s record in that span.

“I want to do whatever I can to help this team,” he said, painfully aware that the Lakers (19-25) still have plenty of room for improvement.

That means the days of double-digit assists could be numbered for a player who has led the league in that category six times in the last eight seasons.

Not that Nash necessarily has to choose between pick-and-rolls and picking apart defenses with his shooting. He can do both.

“He’s just going to play basketball,” said former New York and Houston coach Jeff Van Gundy, who worked the Lakers-Thunder game as an analyst for ABC. “He’s going to shoot if he’s open and pass if he’s covered and try to make the right play. Nash has a unique perspective. I think he’s willing to do anything it takes to try to help them win.”

Some might wonder why Nash didn’t take a shoot-first approach earlier this season considering his career accuracy of 49.1%, including 42.8% from beyond the three-point line.

“He’s one of the greatest shooters of all time,” Bryant said. “He’s a no-leave guy. If they do leave him, God bless them.”

The Lakers convened for training camp in October with what appeared to be clearly defined roles for their superstar guards. Bryant would be the primary scorer and Nash the top facilitator.

It has taken a few months and more than a few losses for them to realize that those job descriptions required some tweaking.

“It’s not going to be the same as it was in Phoenix for me,” said Nash, who turns 39 next week. “It’s going to be different and I’ve got to accept and embrace that and try to help any way I can.”

Bryant can relate to old ways being gone with the recent wins. The league’s onetime leading scorer has dipped to No. 3 in points per game (28.7) behind Oklahoma City’s Kevin Durant (29.6) and New York’s Carmelo Anthony (29.4) while his assists have soared.

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Steve Nash was born on February 7th, 1974 according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Nash

February 7th, 1974

2 + 7 +1+9+7+4 = 30 = his life lesson = Blessed. Having a lot to be thankful for.

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February 7th, 1974

February 7th

2 + 7 +2+0+1+3 = 15 = his personal year (from February 7th, 2013 to February 6th, 2014) = Ads. Commercials. Hype. It pays to advertise. Selling tickets.

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using the number/letter grid:

1      2    3       4       5       6     7    8     9
A      B   C      D      E       F      G     H      I
J   K    L      M      N     O   P    Q R
S     T      U      V     W     X      Y    Z

Where:

A = 1 J = 1 S = 1

B = 2 K = 2 T = 2

C = 3 L = 3 U = 3

D = 4 M = 4 V = 4

E = 5 N = 5 W = 5

F = 6 O = 6 X = 6

G = 7 P = 7 Y = 7

H = 8 Q = 8 Z = 8

I = 9 R = 9

Steve Nash

12545 5118 32

his path of destiny = 32 = Winning. Victory. Champion. #1. The best.

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numerology for Kobe Bryant (London summer olympics)

Posted in 2012 London summer olympics, 2012 London summer olympics gold medal, 35 (Nine of Wands), 42 (Two of Cups), Kobe Bryant, personal month, personal year, tagged Carmelo Anthony, Durant, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, National Basketball Association, NBA, United States on August 12, 2012| Leave a Comment »

In the U.S. men’s basketball team’s first exhibition game this summer, it took 33 three-pointers against the Dominican Republic.

Against Nigeria in group play, the Americans attempted 46 three-pointers and made 29, an amazing 63%. And Carmelo Anthony made 10 of 12 and set a U.S. Olympics record with 37 points.

And why not? It’s an easy three.

At 22 feet, 1.7 inches, the FIBA international three-point line is closer to the basket than the NBA three-point line, which is 23 feet, 9 inches, except in the corner, where it’s 22 feet.

“It’s a lot easier,” Anthony said. “In our league, that’s a normal shot. That’s my range. That’s a shot that I take on a consistent basis and feel comfortable making.”

FIBA secretary general Patrick Baumann said in an interview Saturday that when FIBA moved its three-point line to its current spot in 2010 it should have moved it to the NBA distance.

“We have come to conclusion, at least in our mind, that we will at some point move it back to the NBA distance,” Baumann said. “It is obvious people have adjusted very fast. We think probably we should have gone sooner to the NBA distance from Day One.”

When U.S. forward Kevin Durant shoots a three, fans yell “layup,” an indication of how easy it is for Durant to make that shot.

“Kevin Durant, I think you can put it back as far as you want, and he will still make the points,” Baumann said. “There is no difference for some players.”

The U.S. men’s basketball team has destroyed opponents at the three-point line, and that strategy is expected to be a key in Sunday’s USA-Spain gold medal game.

If Spain has a chance, it must hit its threes and limit those by the Americans. Anthony is shooting 52.5%, Kobe Bryant 43.8%, Chris Paul 45.8% on three-pointers.

With the U.S. spacing the floor, that gives LeBron James ample opportunity to drive to the basket, leaving him with multiple options: shoot it himself if the defense decides to guard the three-point line or pass to open shooter if the defense collapses on him. It doesn’t leave an opponent with good choices.

Or as Lithuania coach Kestutis Kemzura said: “You have to pick your poison and then decide what you want to die from.”

Because the USA has played more games than every team other than Spain, let’s look at the number of three-point attempts the Americans take a game: 36.6, 12 more than the next closest teams, Lithuania (24.3 a game) and Argentina (24.1 a game).

The USA has made 16.3 threes for 44.5%. No other team is above 39.1%, and Spain is shooting 32.8% on threes. The Americans would have to make 66.7% of their two-point attempts to score as many points as they’ve scored shooting 44.5% on three-pointers.

Durant is shooting 55.8% on three-pointers and made eight of 10 three-pointers in a 126-97 victory against Argentina in group play. In a stretch where Durant made three consecutive threes, he launched one from 30 feet and it was all net.

“If DWill (Deron Williams) had thrown it to me a step across halfcourt, I was going to shoot,” Durant said. “It was just one of the things where I was feeling. It was a heat check. There were going to give me that ball, and no matter where I was I was going to pull it.”

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Kobe Bryant was born on August 23rd, 1978 according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobe_bryant

August 23rd, 1978

August 23rd

8 + 23 +2+0+1+1 = 35 = his personal year (from August 23rd, 2011 to August 22nd, 2012) = Defense.

35 year + 7 (July) = 42 = his personal month (from July 23rd, 2012 to August 22nd, 2012) = Everybody loves Kobe Bryant.

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