I"M BACK!!!!!!!!!

It's been along time and this site was on the verge of extinction but im bringing it back
and what better way then bringing in the vids? this should fill your dying taste for something sick


official return vid









50 best dunks of all time



facials mix

Our apologizes

Sorry to all our fans out there
its been really hard with school starting to put articles up
i am back in university
D is back in college
and killa_k is back in high school

especially for me its really hard to sometimes to do all the things you want to do like
play ball, school, cook and then keep up a blog and at the same time you want to relax for a while too you know

we really do love doing things
but we should never leave behind what we love and i acknowledge that fact
but sometimes its really hard

we are going to try again shortly within this week to get this site up back and running and giving you guys that flavour you knoww

stay with us guys
we will do it together all again

thanks a lot for your support
Magic

Hibachi Madness

Arenas is a prototype "shoot-first pass-second" point guard. He is a highly gifted scorer who is able to score at a clip of almost 30 points per night (2005-06 regular season average: 29.3), often using his trademark slashing drives to the basket as well as his long-range jumpshot. He has been named by many players as the hardest player to guard in the NBA. He is also one of the best ball thieves in the NBA, currently 2nd in the steals category with 63 and 2.0 steals per game (as of January 4, 2007).

Even before entering the NBA, Arenas had always been known for his remarkable clutch abilities, with several early scouting reports making note of it. He's 8-8 on three pointers from 32-feet or beyond, making him a scoring threat as soon as he crosses the center court line.While most players shoot their half court shots with two hands and 'slinging' them at the hoop, Arenas shoots them like ordinary jump shots, and this technique is one contributor to his incredible range.

Arenas' critics point out his limited play making ability. His assists per game lifetime average is an unremarkable 5.4, and moreover, he is very turnover-prone, as his lifetime TO rate of 3.35 per game proves (he also "leads" the 2006 TO statistics with 3.71 and the previous three years in the top ten). In addition, his defensive game is still considered average (he has yet to be elected into an All-Defensive Team).

In spite of his critics, he is currently lauded as one of the best guards in the game, as his 2006 Eastern Conference All-Star call-up indicates.

In an overtime game versus the Los Angeles Lakers on December 17, 2006 at the Staples Center, Arenas scored a career high 60 points, including 8 rebounds and 8 assists in helping lead the Wizards over the Lakers 147-141. Arenas now holds the Wizards' franchise record for most points scored in a game by an individual. The previous record was held by Earl Monroe with 56 points, achieved in 1968 which was also an overtime game against the Lakers. His 16 points in the extra period also set an NBA record for most points in one overtime period, surpassing Earl Boykins' record by one point.

On January 26th, 2007, Arenas was voted as a first-time starter for the All-Star 2007 game for the Eastern Conference, edging out Vince Carter by a slight margin.