Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 12, 2013, 03:28:17 AM
sana po suportahan natin to para di matabunan thanks ^^
eto simulan ko na :
Why wait until summer? ESPN.com and the
TrueHoop Network are ranking the top 30 players
in the NBA -- and counting them down on Twitter
(@ESPNNBA). As the rankings are announced, you
can also find them here on the pages of ESPN.com.
How did we rank the players?
We asked 111 experts to rate each player on a 0-
to-10 scale, in terms of "the current quality of
each player."
The voters are contributors to ESPN's NBA
coverage from ESPN.com, the TrueHoop Network,
TrueHoop TV, Daily Dime Live, ESPN TV, ESPN
Radio, ESPN Deportes, espnW, ESPN The Magazine,
ESPN Insider, ESPN Fantasy, ESPN Games, ESPN
Boston, ESPN Chicago, ESPN Dallas, ESPN Los
Angeles, ESPN New York, ESPN Stats &
Information, ESPN Topics and ESPN Analytics.
in orders :
1. LeBron James
2. Kevin Durant
3. Chris Paul
4. Kobe Bryant
5. Russell Westbrook
6. Dwyane Wade
7. Tony Parker
8. James Harden
9. Carmelo Anthony
10. Tim Duncan
11. Dwight Howard
12. Kyrie Irving
13. Blake Griffin
14. Marc Gasol
15. Dirk Nowitzki
16. Stephen Curry
17. Deron Williams
18. Chris Bosh
19. Joakim Noah
20. Al Horford
21. John Wall
22. Rajon Rondo
23. Derrick Rose
24. Tyson Chandler
25. LaMarcus Aldridge
26. Brook Lopez
27. Kevin Love
28. Paul George
29. Zach Randolph
30. Paul Pierce
Masyadong mataas ang pwesto ni Harden at Westbrook kumpara kay Melo at Duncan , botohan kase yan kaya ganyan ang ranking tsk.tsk.
Post by: fayt on April 12, 2013, 05:29:37 AM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 12, 2013, 06:42:39 AM
heres the schedules for the day . . .
04-11-13
Knicks @ Bulls
PG Felton 14.0 -Hinrich 7.3
SG Prigioni 3.4 -Butler 8.3
SF Shumpert 6.2 -Deng 16.7
PF Anthony 28.6. -Boozer 16.1
C Chandler 10.4 - Noah 12.2
Knicks (51-26, 22-16 away)
Bulls (42-35, 22-17 home)
Thunder @ Warriors
PG Westbrook 23.4 -Curry 22.5
SG Sefolosha 7.5 -Thompson 16.4
SF Durant 28.3 -Barnes 9.3
PF Ibaka 13.2 -Lee 18.6
C Perkins 4.3 -Bogut 6.1
Thunder (57-21, 24-15 away)
Warriors (45-33, 27-12 home)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 12, 2013, 01:41:08 PM
Streak busters: Bulls halt Knicks'
streak after snapping Heat's run . . .
CHICAGO -- The winning streak is
over. Bigger goals remain in play.
All the New York Knicks could do
was shrug off this one.
Nate Robinson scored a season-
high 35 points and the Chicago
Bulls stopped another lengthy
winning streak, rallying to beat
New York 118-111 in overtime
Thursday night and end the Knicks'
13-game run.
"It's over with," coach Mike
Woodson said. "You can't win them
all."
Carmelo Anthony missed a
potential winner at the end of
regulation, and Robinson took over
down the stretch, scoring eight
points in overtime to lift the Bulls
to another streak-breaking win.
"It would have been nice if Melo
knocks down that shot," Woodson
said. "We could have walked out of
here with a win. It didn't happen."
Jimmy Butler added 22 points, Luol
Deng scored 16, and the Bulls
busted a long run for the second
time in about a two-week span,
ending the Miami Heat's 27-game
streak -- second-longest in NBA
history -- on March 27.
They put the Knicks' longest streak
in nearly two decades to rest with a
huge surge in the second half,
offsetting Anthony's 36 points.
"For us, we're not focused on
stopping streaks," Robinson said.
"We're just trying to get better as a
team going into the playoffs."
Robinson appears to be in gear.
He's scored 18 or more in four
straight games, and he put the
Bulls over the top against his
former team after two ugly losses
to Detroit and Toronto.
Robinson started overtime with a
three-point play to give Chicago a
108-105 lead, and after Anthony
scored, the Bulls started to pull
away.
Deng nailed a 3-pointer, and
Robinson hit a free throw after J.R.
Smith got called for a technical
foul with 2:09 remaining for
arguing a non-call against Deng on
a missed drive. The Bulls guard
then drove for a layup to make it
114-107, and Chicago hung on
from there.
Chicago trailed by as much as 17
points and was down 79-64 in the
third quarter before going on a big
run to get back into it.
The Bulls were even up by nine --
99-90 -- after a 3 by Robinson and
layup by Butler with 5:42
remaining, but they did not get
another basket in regulation.
The Knicks finally tied it at 105
with 14.5 seconds left when a
driving Anthony got fouled by
Butler and hit both free throws.
Deng then missed an off-balance
fadeaway bank shot with 1.5
seconds left in regulation. New
York's Raymond Felton grabbed the
rebound, and after a 20-second
timeout, Anthony's long jumper hit
the rim and it went into overtime.
The loss ended the Knicks' longest
win streak since a 15-game run
from March 1 to April 2, 1994,
and left them two games ahead of
Indiana for the second seed in the
Eastern Conference with four
games remaining. New York plays
the Pacers on Sunday.
"The crazy thing is they're only
getting better," Chicago's Carlos
Boozer said. "The more talent they
put around (Anthony), the better
his team is. This year, they went
from being kind of a mediocre
team in the East the last few years
to ... top in the East for a very long
time."
Anthony, trying to become the first
Knicks player since Bernard King in
1984-85 to win a scoring title, was
off target. He hit just 13 of 34
shots after averaging 40.6 points in
the previous five games.
Smith scored 28 points and
Raymond Felton added 19, but the
Bulls hung on down the stretch in
OT to complete the four-game
sweep.
"They can have it," Anthony said.
"They can have it. They can have it.
They can have the regular-season
wins. They did a great job at
beating us four times. We're not
worrying about them at this point."
The win left fifth-place Chicago a
half-game ahead of Atlanta in the
East, and they can thank Robinson
for that. He beat his previous
season high by a point.
Deng finished with 16 points after
sitting out the previous two games
with a hip injury.
Butler came up big after scoring a
career-high 28 in Tuesday's loss to
Toronto. He ignited the crowd with
back-to-back breakaway dunks in
the third that got the turnaround
started and helped defend Anthony.
"You want to go up against the
best," Butler said. "You don't back
down from things like this. You
want to accept those challenges.
You don't back down from things
like that. He's a great player.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 12, 2013, 01:45:49 PM
Thunder roll Warriors to regain
control of West's top seed . . .
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Kevin Durant
had 31 points, 10 rebounds and
eight assists to help the Oklahoma
City Thunder regain the Western
Conference's best record with a
116-97 victory over the Golden
State Warriors on Thursday night.
Kevin Martin scored 23 points off
the bench and Russell Westbrook
added 18 points and nine assists
for the Thunder, who moved a
half-game ahead of idle San
Antonio for the top seed. The Spurs
split the season series with
Oklahoma City, but the Thunder
(58-21) own the tiebreaker because
of its better conference record.
Stephen Curry scored 22 points
and reserve Jarrett Jack had 19
points on a night the playoff-
bound Warriors lost center Andrew
Bogut to another injury. The 7-
footer left in the first quarter with
a sprained left ankle. His status is
unclear.
The Warriors (45-34) are a mere
half-game ahead of Houston for
sixth place in the West. The Rockets
hold the tiebreaker after winning
three of four this season over
Golden State, which looked every
bit like a team at the back of the
playoff pack against the defending
conference champions.
At times, even in embarrassing
fashion.
Serge Ibaka blocked Bogut's dunk
attempt at the rim in the first
quarter, then gave an extended
finger wave that even drew roars
from Golden State's 31st straight
sellout crowd announced at
19,596. Ibaka ran down court to
tip-back Durant's miss, then hit a
3-pointer and later dunked to put
Oklahoma City ahead 22-15.
Ibaka finished with 17 points,
seven rebounds and three blocks.
Durant was 10 for 16 from the
floor, helping the Thunder
outshoot the Warriors 50.6 to 44
percent.
Bogut exited with 2:55 remaining
in the quarter, went to the locker
and did not return. The team said
Bogut sprained his left ankle,
which he broke in January of 2012
and underwent microfracture on
last April.
It's unclear how Bogut was injured
and his status for Friday night's
game at the Los Angeles Lakers was
not immediately clear.
In the meantime, Durant and
Westbrook got rolling late in the
second half, including one series
sure to fill the highlights:
Westbrook finished a layup over a
defender, then blocked Curry's shot
before Durant took the ball coast-
to-coast for a soaring one-handed
dunk at full extension that again
brought the road fans to their feet
once more.
The Thunder's defense smothered
Golden State's shooters in the third
quarter to put the game away. They
started the third quarter on a 22-5
run, and they took a 94-73 lead on
Durant's 3-pointer in the final
minute of the third quarter.
Oklahoma City played the second
half without its center, too, due to
an injury that seems far less
serious. Kendrick Perkins sat out
the final 24 minutes because of
right hamstring tightness, the team
said.
With the Thunder in full control,
there was no need to play anyway.
The only drama left was whether
Durant would get his second triple-
double of the season against the
Warriors. Instead, Thunder coach
Scott Brooke replaced Durant with
8:14 remaining with his team still
up 20 points.
Durant recorded his first career
triple-double in a 119-109 win
over the Warriors in Oklahoma City
on Nov. 18.
Game Notes :
Martin left in the fourth quarter
with lower back tightness. ... The
Thunder won the season-series
3-1. ... Curry joined Ray Allen
(2005-06), Dennis Scott (1995-96)
and George McCloud (1995-96) as
the only players in NBA history to
make at least 250 3-pointers in a
season. ... Former Warriors players
Sleepy Floyd and Tom Meschery
each received standing ovations
when they were shown on the main
video screen during separate
timeouts in the first half. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 03:34:33 AM
Rising Star = John Wall
Wizard = Ricky Rubio
Sharpshooter = Steph Curry
Assassin = D.Rose
Flash = Wade
Superman = Dwight
Big Diesel = Shaq
Guru = Magic Johnson
Fundamental = Tim Duncan
Glass Eater = Rodman
Dagger = Reggie Miller
Dominant = Chamberlain
Historic = Bill Russell
Pre-Historic = Chris Bosh
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 09:57:37 AM
NEW YORK -- The NBA has fined Oklahoma City star
Kevin Durant $25,000 for making a "menacing
gesture," when he pretended to slice his throat
after throwing down a big dunk during the
Thunder's victory against the Golden State Warriors
on Thursday night.
The play that led to Durant's costly celebration
occurred with about 1:45 left in the second
quarter of Oklahoma City's 116-97 win at Golden
State.
Thunder guard Russell Westbrook blocked Stephen
Curry's layup, and Durant corralled the ball and
went in for a soaring dunk at the other end of the
court. He then made a throat-slashing gesture and
crossed his hands in prayer.
"Kill 'em and pray for 'em after the game," Durant
said.
"It's nothing against the team I'm playing against,"
Durant added. "Come out with a mindset and be
friends after the game.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 10:30:38 AM
Dwyane Wade and Michael Jordan are the only two guards in NBA history to record over 50 blocks for 8 straight seasons.
Post by: fayt on April 13, 2013, 10:51:36 AM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 12:38:36 PM
April 12 2013
14 games schedules
GSW 116 LAL 118
NJN 117 IND 109 Final
PHI 97 WAS 86 Final
CHI 88 TOR 97 Final
MIL 104 ATL 109 Final
NYK 101 CLE 91 Final
CHA 93 DET 113 Final
BOS 101 MIA 109 Final
LAC 96 NOR 93 Final
MEM 80 HOU 78 Final
DEN 105 DAL 108 Final OT
SAC 101 SAS 108 Final
MIN 100 UTH 107 Final
OKC 106 POR 90 Final
Post by: fayt on April 13, 2013, 12:45:56 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 12:50:15 PM
eto pa info ulit =))
Did you know that the lowest seed
to ever win the NBA Championship
was the 1995 Houston Rockets (6th
seed), led by Hakeem Olajuwon and
Clyde Drexler? That year, the
Rockets went 48-34.
What team this year do you think
has a 'chance' to tie or even
possibly break that record? Or are
there no teams with lower seeds
that have the strengths to make a
run?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 12:56:39 PM
madame kase ako gusto ilagay for additional info kaso di ako runong ee :-\
sensya na at newbie lang ^^
cp mode lang ako using OM :'(
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 01:31:19 PM
LA LAKERS 118
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS 116
Lakers edge Warriors after
injured Kobe Bryant exits game . . .
LOS ANGELES -- Kobe Bryant
scored 34 points while playing
much of the second half in obvious
pain from his injured left leg, and
the Los Angeles Lakers rallied in
the final minutes without him to
stay in the playoff picture with a
118-116 victory over the Golden
State Warriors on Friday night.
Bryant stayed in the game until
3:06 remained despite obvious
mobility limitations and two
lengthy breaks to walk off an injury
from early in the second half. The
Lakers announced after the game
that Bryant likely has a torn
Achilles tendon and will undergo an
MRI Saturday to confirm the initial
diagnosis.
Stephen Curry scored 47 points in
a dynamic performance for the
Warriors, but Los Angeles played
just enough late defense to hang on
for a crucial win.
Los Angeles (43-37) stayed one
game ahead of Utah (42-38) for the
eighth playoff spot in the Western
Conference with two games to go.
The Jazz hold the tiebreaker.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2013, 01:34:17 PM
(Adjusted to Philippine time,
SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
WESTERN CONFERENCE -
FIRST ROUND
*(1) Oklahoma City vs. (8)
Houston
Game 1 - Mon April 22 Houston
at Oklahoma City 9:30 AM
Game 2 - Thurs April 25
Houston at Oklahoma City 7:00
AM
Game 3 - Sun April 28
Oklahoma City at Houston 9:30
AM
Game 4 - Tues April 30
Oklahoma City at Houston TBD
Game 5 * Thurs May 2 Houston
at Oklahoma City TBD
Game 6 * Sat May 4 Oklahoma
City at Houston TBD
Game 7 * Mon May 6 Houston
at Oklahoma City TBD
*(2) San Antonio vs. (7) L.A.
Lakers
Game 1 - Mon April 22 L.A.
Lakers at San Antonio 3:30 AM
Game 2 - Thurs April 25 L.A.
Lakers at San Antonio 9:30 AM
Game 3 - Sat April 27 San
Antonio at L.A. Lakers 10:30
AM
Game 4 - Mon April 30 San
Antonio at L.A. Lakers 7:00 AM
Game 5 * Wed May 1 L.A.
Lakers at San Antonio TBD
Game 6 * Fri May 3 San
Antonio at L.A. Lakers TBD
Game 7 * Sun May 5 L.A.
Lakers at San Antonio TBD
*(3) Denver vs. (6) Golden State
Game 1 - Sun April 21 Golden
State at Denver 5:30 AM
Game 2 - Wed April 24 Golden
State at Denver 10:30 AM
Game 3 - Sat April 27 Denver at
Golden State 10:30 AM
Game 4 - Mon April 29 Denver
at Golden State 9:30 AM
Game 5 * Wed May 1 Golden
State at Denver TBD
Game 6 * Fri May 3 Denver at
Golden State TBD
Game 7 * Sun May 5 Golden
State at Denver TBD
*(4) L.A. Clippers vs. (5)
Memphis
Game 1 - Sun April 21 Memphis
at L.A. Clippers 10:30 AM
Game 2 - Tues April 23
Memphis at L.A. Clippers 10:30
AM
Game 3 - Fri April 26 L.A.
Clippers at Memphis 9:30 AM
Game 4 - Sun April 28 L.A.
Clippers at Memphis 4:30 AM
Game 5 * Wed May 1 Memphis
at L.A. Clippers TBD
Game 6 * Sat May 4 L.A.
Clippers at Memphis TBD
Game 7 * Mon May 6 Memphis
at L.A. Clippers TBD
EASTERN CONFERENCE -
FIRST ROUND
*(1) Miami vs. ( Milwaukee
Game 1 - Mon April 22
Milwaukee at Miami 7:00 AM
Game 2 - Wed April 24
Milwaukee at Miami 7:30 AM
Game 3 - Fri April 26 Miami at
Milwaukee 7:00 AM
Game 4 - Mon April 29 Miami
at Milwaukee 3:30 AM
Game 5 * Wed May 1
Milwaukee at Miami TBD
Game 6 * Fri May 3 Miami at
Milwaukee TBD
Game 7 * Sun May 5 Milwaukee
at Miami TBD
*(2) New York vs. (7) Boston
Game 1 - Sun April 22 Boston
at New York 3:00 AM
Game 2 - Wed April 24 Boston
at New York 8:00 AM
Game 3 - Sat April 27 New York
at Boston 8:00 AM
Game 4 - Mon April 29 New
York at Boston 1:00 AM
Game 5 * Thurs May 2 Boston
at New York TBD
Game 6 * Sat May 4 New York
at Boston TBD
Game 7 * Mon May 6 Boston at
New York TBD
*(3) Indiana vs. (6) Atlanta
Game 1 - Mon April 22 Atlanta
at Indiana 1:00 AM
Game 2 - Thurs April 25
Atlanta at Indiana 7:30 AM
Game 3 - Sun April 28 Indiana
at Atlanta 7:00 AM
Game 4 - Tues April 30 Indiana
at Atlanta TBD
Game 5 * Thurs May 2 Atlanta
at Indiana TBD
Game 6 * Sat May 4 Indiana at
Atlanta TBD
Game 7 * Mon May 6 Atlanta at
Indiana TBD
*(4) Brooklyn vs. (5) Chicago
Game 1 - Sun April 21 Chicago
at Brooklyn 8:00 AM
Game 2 - Tues April 23 Chicago
at Brooklyn 8:00 AM
Game 3 - Fri April 26 Brooklyn
at Chicago 8:30 AM
Game 4 - Sun April 28 Brooklyn
at Chicago 2:00 AM
Game 5 * Tues April 30 Chicago
at Brooklyn TBD
Game 6 * Fri May 3 Brooklyn
at Chicago TBD
Game 7 * Sun May 5 Chicago at
Brooklyn TBD
Additional scheduling
information will be furnished
as soon as possible consistent
with the need to fulfill league
obligations.
If First Round series are
completed in six (6) games or
less, the Conference Semifinals
may move up to begin on
either Sunday, May 5 or
Monday, May 6.
*If necessary
TBD - To Be Determined
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 15, 2013, 07:11:27 PM
Bulls - 93 Heat - 105
Deng: 19 Pts. Belinelli: 3 Asts.
Boozer: 20 Rebs./James: 24 Pts.
James: 6 Asts. Bosh: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 87 Raptors - 93
Williams: 30 Pts. Williams: 7
Asts. Evans: 16 Rebs./DeRozan:
36 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Gay: 10
Rebs.
Pacers - 80 Knicks - 90
Stephenson: 22 Pts. George: 11
Asts. Hibbert: 10 Rebs./
Anthony: 25 Pts. Kidd: 5 Asts.
Smith: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 77 Sixers - 91
Thompson: 12 Pts. Gibson: 5
Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs./
Wright: 15 Pts. Hawes: 6 Asts.
T. Young: 9 Rebs.
Blazers - 109 Nuggets - 118
Lillard: 30 Pts. Hickson: 6 Asts.
Hickson: 9 Rebs./Iguodala: 28
Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Iguodala:
7 Rebs.
Mavericks - 107 Hornets - 89
Marion: 21 Pts. Marion: 6 Asts.
Marion: 7 Rebs./Anderson: 20
Pts. Roberts: 6 Asts. Lopez: 13
Rebs.
Kings - 100 Rockets - 121
Outlaw: 15 Pts. Thomas: 10
Asts. Aldrich: 12 Rebs./Harden:
29 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Asik: 12
Rebs.
Spurs - 88 Lakers - 91
Duncan: 23 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts.
Duncan: 10 Rebs./Howard: 26
Pts. Meeks: 4 Asts. Howard: 17
Rebs.
---------------------------------------------------------
East:
1. HEAT^^ 64-16
2. KNICKS^ 53-27
3. PACERS^ 49-31
4. Nets* 47-33
5. Hawks* 44-36
6. Bulls* 43-37
7. Celtics* 41-39
8. Bucks* 37-43
9. Sixers+ 33-47
10. Raptors+ 32-48
11. Wizards+ 29-51
12. Pistons+ 28-52
13. Cavaliers+ 24-56
14. Magic+ 20-60
15. Bobcats+ 19-61
West:
1. THUNDER^ 59-21
2. SPURS^ 58-22
3. Nuggets* 55-25
4. CLIPPERS^ 54-26
5. Grizzlies* 54-26
6. Rockets* 45-35
7. Warriors* 45-35
8. Lakers 44-37
9. Jazz 42-38
10. Mavericks+ 40-40
11. Blazers+ 33-47
12. Timberwolves+ 30-50
13. Kings+ 28-52
14. Hornets+ 27-54
15. Suns+ 24-56
^^ - Clinched Conference
^ - Clinched Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
+ - Eliminated from Playoffs
contention
Division Leaders are
capitalized.
Note: Division Leaders are
guaranteed at least the 4th seed . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 15, 2013, 07:14:23 PM
games
New York at Charlotte - 7 pm
ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Miami at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4
pm PT
Washington at Brooklyn - 7:30
pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Philadelphia at Detroit - 7:30
pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Denver at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET,
5 pm PT
Memphis at Dallas - 8 pm ET, 5
pm PT on NBATV
Sacramento at Oklahoma City -8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Utah at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5
pm PT
Houston at Phoenix - 10 pm ET,
7 pm PT
San Antonio at Golden State -
10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on
NBATV
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 16, 2013, 05:56:54 AM
teams playing tonight):
NEW YORK at CHARLOTTE:
NYK - Carmelo Anthony
(shoulder) will not play.
NYK - Tyson Chandler (neck)
will not play.
NYK - Rasheed Wallace (foot)
has a "good chance" of playing.
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will not play.
NYK - Marcus Camby (foot) will
not play. (Will be ready for
game 1 of the playoffs)
NYK - Kenyon Martin (knee)
will not play.
CHA - Ramon Sessions (knee)
will not play.
CHA - Brendan Haywood (foot)
out for the season.
CHA - Byron Mullens (ankle)
unlikely to play.
CHICAGO at ORLANDO:
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will
not play.
CHI - Joakim Noah (foot) will
not play.
CHI - Taj Gibson (knee) unlikely
to play.
ORL - Jameer Nelson (ankle)
will not play.
ORL – Glen Davis (foot) out for
the season.
ORL - Arron Afflalo (hamstring)
out for the season.
MIAMI at CLEVELAND:
MIA - LeBron James (rest)
unlikely to play.
MIA - Dwyane Wade (rest) will
not play.
MIA - Shane Battier (knee) will
not play.
MIA - Udonis Haslem (ankle)
will not play.
CLE - Anderson Varejao (lung)
out for the season.
CLE - C.J. Miles (concussion)
will not play.
CLE - Luke Walton (ankle) will
not play.
CLE - Shaun Livingston (back)
game-time decision.
WASHINGTON at BROOKLYN:
WSH - Nene (foot/knee) out for
the season.
WSH - Trevor Ariza (knee) out
for the season.
WSH - Martell Webster
(abdomen) out for the season.
WSH - Leandro Barbosa (knee)
out for the season.
WSH - Bradley Beal (leg) out
for the season.
BKN - Gerald Wallace (heel)
unlikely to play.
PHILADELPHIA at DETROIT:
PHI - Andrew Bynum (knee) out
for
the season.
PHI - Jason Richardson (knee)
out
for the season.
DET - Jose Calderon (triceps)
will not play.
DET - Andre Drummond (ankle)
game-time decision.
DET - Jason Maxiell (eye) out
for the season.
DENVER at MILWAUKEE:
DEN - Kenneth Faried (ankle)
will not play. (MRI reveals a
sprain of the anterior
Talofibular ligament in his
ankle. No fractures. Faried is
day-to-day for the playoffs)
DEN - Danilo Gallinari (knee)
out for the season.
DEN - Julyan Stone (knee) out
for the season.
MIL - Brandon Jennings
(Achilles)
doubtful. MIL - Larry Sanders
(back) doubtful.
MEMPHIS at DALLAS:
DAL - Rodrigue Beaubois (hand)
out for the season.
SACRAMENTO at OKLAHOMA
CITY:
OKC - Kevin Martin (back) will
not play.
OKC - Kendrick Perkins
(hamstring) will not play.
UTAH at MINNESOTA:
UTA - Enes Kanter (shoulder)
out for the season.
MIN - Nikola Pekovic (calf)
questionable.
MIN - Kevin Love (hand/knee)
out for the season.
MIN - Brandon Roy (knee) out
for the season.
MIN - Malcolm Lee (knee) out
for the season.
HOUSTON at PHOENIX:
PHO - Channing Frye (heart)
out for the season.
PHO - Marcin Gortat (foot) will
not play.
PHO - Jermaine O'Neal (leg)
will not play.
SAN ANTONIO at GOLDEN
STATE:
SAS - Tony Parker (neck) will
not play.
SAS - Tim Duncan (knee) will
not play.
SAS - Kawhi Leonard (knee)
will not play.
SAS - Manu Ginobili
(hamstring) will not play.
(Could return as early as
Wednesday)
SAS - Boris Diaw (back) will not
play.
GSW - Andrew Bogut (ankle)
game-time decision.
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out
for the season. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 16, 2013, 09:17:24 PM
*Knicks - 95 Bobcats - 106
Copeland: 32 Pts. Prigioni: 8
Asts. White: 7 Rebs./Henderson:
27 Pts. Walker: 13 Asts.
Biyombo: 11 Rebs.
*Bulls - 102 Magic - 84
Boozer: 22 Pts. Deng: 8 Asts.
Butler: 10 Rebs./Harris: 20 Pts.
Harris: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
*Heat - 96 Cavaliers - 95
Lewis: 19 Pts. Cole: 9 Asts. Cole:
11 Rebs./Thompson: 16 Pts.
Irving: 8 Asts. Thompson: 13
Rebs.
*Wizards - 101 Nets - 106
Wall: 18 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts.
Booker: 13 Rebs./Humphries: 20
Pts. Taylor: 3 Asts. Blatche: 12
Rebs.
*Sixers - 101 Pistons - 109
Wright: 22 Pts. Wright: 6 Asts.
Hawes: 9 Rebs./Monroe: 27 Pts.
Stuckey: 6 Asts. Monroe: 16
Rebs.
*Nuggets - 112 Bucks - 111
Lawson: 26 Pts. Iguodala: 7
Asts. McGee: 17 Rebs./Ellis: 38
Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Henson: 15
Rebs.
*Grizzlies - 103 Mavericks - 97
Bayless: 19 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts.
Davis: 11 Rebs./Nowitzki: 26
Pts. Carter: 4 Asts. Marion: 8
Rebs.
*Kings - 95 Thunder - 104
Thomas: 16 Pts. Salmons: 3
Asts. Aldrich: 13 Rebs./Durant:
29 Pts. Durant: 8 Asts. Brewer:
13 Rebs.
*Jazz - 96 Timberwolves - 80
Jefferson: 22 Pts. Mo. Williams:
7 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs./
Williams: 18 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts.
Stiemsma: 8 Rebs.
*Rockets - 112 Suns - 119
Parsons: 24 Pts. Parsons: 7 Asts.
Delfino: 8 Rebs./Scola: 26 Pts.
Dragic: 14 Asts. Scola: 15 Rebs.
*Spurs - 106 Warriors - 116
Neal: 25 Pts. De Colo: 9 Asts.
Splitter: 7 Rebs./Curry: 35 Pts.
Jack: 12 Asts. Ezeli: 13 Rebs. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 16, 2013, 09:26:47 PM
1. HEAT^^ 65-16
2. KNICKS^ 53-28
3. PACERS^ 49-31
4. Nets* 48-33
5. Hawks* 44-36
6. Bulls* 44-37
7. Celtics* 41-39
8. Bucks* 37-44
9. Sixers+ 33-48
10. Raptors+ 32-48
11. Pistons+ 29-52
12. Wizards+ 29-52
13. Cavaliers+ 24-57
14. Bobcats+ 20-61
15. Magic+ 20-61
West:
1. THUNDER^^ 60-21
2. SPURS^ 58-23
3. Nuggets* 56-25
4. CLIPPERS^ 54-26
5. Grizzlies* 55-26
6. Warriors* 46-35
7. Rockets* 45-36
8. Lakers 44-37
9. Jazz 43-38
10. Mavericks+ 40-41
11. Blazers+ 33-47
12. Timberwolves+ 30-51
13. Kings+ 28-53
14. Hornets+ 27-54
15. Suns+ 25-56
^^ - Clinched Conference
^ - Clinched Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
+ - Eliminated from Playoffs
contention
Division Leaders are
capitalized.
Note: Division Leaders are
guaranteed at least the 4th
seed.
---------------------------------------------------
Wednesday, April 17 Schedule:
2 games
Toronto at Atlanta - 8 pm ET, 5
pm PT on TNT
Portland at L.A. Clippers - 10:30
pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
*Pacers-Celtics game is
cancelled. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 12:40:42 AM
Dwight Howard will have no shortage of suitors this offseason, but it seems the impending unrestricted free agent is leaning toward re-signing with the Los Angeles Lakers.
According to Sam Amick of USA Today, two sources close to the situation fully expect Howard to sign a long-term extension with Los Angeles. While his final decision won’t be made until the summer, as of now, it appears the All-Star center will remain in the Purple and Gold for years to come.
For Lakers supporters, this information couldn’t come at a better time.
After the devastating news of Kobe Bryant’s Achilles' injury which will keep him sidelined for the next six to nine months the Lakers front office has to feel good knowing one of its superstars will remain on the roster for the foreseeable future. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 02:18:07 AM
Steph Curry is two three-pointers
away from owning the single-season
record for 3PT field goals in a
season (Ray Allen currently holds the record at 269). Do you think he'll get those two in the Warriors
final regular season game at
Portland?
Will he Beat The Record ?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 03:43:36 AM
Greatest NBA shooting
guards of all time
NBA shooting guards arguably
define the sport. In a sport where
the goal is to put the ball in the
bucket, that’s exactly what these
guys are supposed to do.
Granted, it is a little more
nuanced than that, but you'll see that all of these guys were
primarly known for their scoring ability. Here is a ranking of the
top-10 best NBA shooting guards of all time:
10. Pete Maravich
One of the most exciting players of his time, “Pistol Pete” dazzled NBA audiences in the 1970s. In the words of the Basketball Hall
of Fame, he was “perhaps the
greatest creative offensive talent in history…[with] Globetrotter-like
dribbling, ability to toss a no-look pass with pinpoint accuracy, or make a fall-away jumper with two defenders draped on him. The
court was his personal
playground, every night was a
show.”
9. Earl Monroe
Another flamboyant guard of the
1970s, “Earl the Pearl” was a
second overall pick who went on
to have a solid NBA career,
winning an NBA championship
and being named to four NBA All Star teams. His jersey is retired by two teams, the Knicks and the Wizards.
8. Reggie Miller
Although he doesn’t have much hardware to back up his impressive NBA career, neither do many other excellent players of the 1990s thanks to one Michael
Jordan. Although the player one position higher than him on this list currently holds the NBA record for career three-point field goals made, Miller did hold that record when he retired in 2005.
7. Ray Allen
Often regarded as the greatest
three-point shooter in NBA
history, Ray Allen is known for
his smooth, quick-release shot
and was also a primary scorer
early in his career. An NBA
champion and 10-time All-Star,
Allen may still have a
championship to add to his
resume with the Miami Heat. As
mentioned earlier, he holds the
NBA record for career three-
point field goals made.
6. Clyde Drexler
Having had the pleasure to
interview Clyde Drexler, I can
verify firsthand that he is an
incredible classy guy which is
remarkable considering how great
he was. Ironically, he has an NBA
championship and 10 NBA All Star
appearances to his name exactly
like Ray Allen. Similar to LeBron
James, Drexler was an incredibly
well-rounded player—he is one of
only three players in NBA history
with 20,000 points, 6000
rebounds, and 6000 assists.
5. George Gervin
Gervin defines scoring greatness
as the above stat line shows. 26.2
points per game and over 51
percent from the field is
unparalleled. The Iceman has four
scoring titles and nine All-Star
appearances to support his
regular season greatness. If it
weren’t for his lack of playoff
resume, Gervin would be No. 4
on this list.
4. Dwyane Wade
Yes, 31-year-old Dwyane Wade is
already one of the greatest
shooting guards of all time. A
two-time NBA champion who led
his team to the 2006 title with
one of the greatest playoff
performances of all time (per
ESPN ), Wade is also a nine-time
All Star, NBA scoring champion,
and Sportsman of the Year. His
overall greatness may be subject
to debate once his career is over
after teaming up with LeBron
James but in terms of individual,
he’s already No. 4 as a shooting guard.
3. Jerry West
The man in the NBA logo had an
illustrious career despite his small
stature at 6’2” and 185 pounds. A
Laker for the entire duration of
his career, he won a scoring title
in 1970, an NBA championship in
1972, and was a 14-time All-Star
2. Kobe Bryant
The Black Mamba. Not much to
say that you don’t already know
about the five-time champion and
prolific NBA scorer. Two-time
scoring champion, NBA MVP, 15-
time All-Star, 10-time All-NBA
First Team…and he’s still adding on at age 34. Quite simply, Kobe is one of the greatest NBA players of all time .
1. Michael Jordan
The greatest player of all time is,
of course, also the greatest
shooting guard of all time. Some
of his many accomplishments:
six-time NBA champion and Finals
MVP, five-time NBA MVP, 14-time
All-Star, 10-time scoring
champion, three-time steals
champion. A great quote that
epitomizes the career of Jordan
from coach Doug Collins after
MJ’s game-winner against the
Cavs in the 1989 playoffs: “that
play was ‘give the ball to Michael
and everyone else get the
@##@#% out of the way.’”
source : www.basesandbaskets.com/2013/04/greatest-nba-shooting-guards-of-all-time.html?m=1 (http://www.basesandbaskets.com/2013/04/greatest-nba-shooting-guards-of-all-time.html?m=1)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 06:41:35 AM
Tracy McGrady is joining the San
Antonio Spurs.
"It's official," McGrady told
ESPN.com in a text
message Tuesday afternoon.
The 33-year-old McGrady will be
eligible to play
for the Spurs during the playoffs
because he was
not on an NBA roster as of March
1. He said he
will not play in San Antonio's
regular-season finale
on Wednesday night against
Minnesota.
McGrady last played in the NBA
during the
2011-12 season, averaging 5.3
points and 16.1
minutes per game for Atlanta.
He played in the Chinese
Basketball Association
this year, averaging 25 points,
7.2 rebounds and
5.1 assists.
Asked how much he can
contribute to the Spurs,
who recently released Stephen
Jackson, McGrady
was humble.
"I guess that's the unknown," he
said.
Despite his terrific individual
career, McGrady, who
led the NBA in scoring in 2003
and 2004, is widely
known for never having won an
NBA playoff series.
With the second-seeded Spurs set
to face either
the Houston Rockets or Los
Angeles Lakers in the
first round, this may be his best
chance.
"Whatever happens, I'm just glad
to be a part of
this environment," McGrady said
via text. "[It's]
something I never experienced
while being my
best!"
sa wakas may pagkakataon na
din si T-Mac manalo ng playoff
series sa career niya
that's for sure , o baka
championship pa pag siniswerte^^
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 06:55:32 AM
Finally T-Mac has a chance to advance to the 2nd round of the playoff!!!
Post by: jetrink on April 17, 2013, 10:23:27 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 07:09:08 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 07:13:09 PM
Raptors - 113 Hawks - 96
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts.
Johnson: 8 Rebs./Korver: 13 Pts.
Teague: 9 Asts. Scott: 12 Rebs.
Blazers - 77 Clippers - 93
Barton: 17 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts.
Hickson: 6 Rebs./Butler: 22 Pts.
Paul: 11 Asts. Odom: 12 Rebs.
__________________________________________
East:
1. HEAT^^ 65-16
2. KNICKS^ 53-28
3. PACERS^ 49-31
4. Nets* 48-33
5. Bulls* 44-37
6. Hawks* 44-37
7. Celtics* 41-39
8. Bucks* 37-44
9. Sixers+ 33-48
10. Raptors+ 33-48
11. Pistons+ 29-52
12. Wizards+ 29-52
13. Cavaliers+ 24-57
14. Bobcats+ 20-61
15. Magic+ 20-61
West:
1. THUNDER^^ 60-21
2. SPURS^ 58-23
3. Nuggets* 56-25
4. CLIPPERS^ 55-26
5. Grizzlies* 55-26
6. Warriors* 46-35
7. Rockets* 45-36
8. Lakers 44-37
9. Jazz 43-38
10. Mavericks+ 40-41
11. Blazers+ 33-48
12. Timberwolves+ 30-51
13. Kings+ 28-53
14. Hornets+ 27-54
15. Suns+ 25-56
^^ - Clinched Conference
^ - Clinched Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
+ - Eliminated from Playoffs
contention
Division Leaders are
capitalized.
Note: Division Leaders are
guaranteed at least the 4th
seed.
_______________________________________
Playoffs Standing
Eastern conference:
1. Miami Heat 65-16
2. New York Knicks 53-28
3. Indiana Pacers 49-31
4. Brooklyn Nets 48-33
5. Chicago Bulls 44-37
6. Atlanta Hawks 44-37
7. Boston Celtics 41-39
8. Milwaukee Bucks 37-44
Western conference:
1. Oklahoma City Thunder 60-21
2. San Antonio Spurs 58-23
3. Denver Nuggets 56-25
4. Los angeles Clippers 55-26
5. Memphis Grizzlies 55-26
6. Golden State Warriors 46-35
7. Houston Rockets 45-36
8. Los angeles Lakers 44-37
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2013, 08:49:20 PM
Boston at Toronto - 8 pm ET, 5
pm PT
Detroit at Brooklyn - 8 pm ET,5
pm PT
Atlanta at New York - 8 pm ET,
5 pm PT
Cleveland at Charlotte - 8 pm
ET, 5 pm PT
Orlando at Miami - 8 pm ET, 5
pm PT
Philadelphia at Indiana - 8 pm
ET, 5 pm PT
Washington at Chicago - 8 pm
ET, 5 pm PT
Utah at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5
pm PT on ESPN
New Orleans at Dallas - 8 pm
ET, 5 pm PT
Minnesota at San Antonio - 8
pm ET, 5 pm PT
Milwaukee at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Phoenix at Denver - 8 pm ET, 5
pm PT
Houston at L.A. Lakers - 10:30
pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at Sacramento -
10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Golden State at Portland - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 18, 2013, 06:58:34 AM
BOSTON at TORONTO:
BOS - Rajon Rondo (knee) out
for the season.
BOS - Jared Sullinger (back) out
for the season.
TOR - Andrea Bargnani (eblow)
out for the season.
TOR - Linas Kleiza (knee) out
for the season.
TOR - Terrence Ross (ankle)
unlikely to play.
DETROIT at BROOKLYN:
DET - Jose Calderon (triceps)
unlikely to play.
DET - Jason Maxiell (eye) out
for the season.
BKN - Deron Williams (rest)
will play limited minutes.
BKN - Joe Johnson (rest) will
play limited minutes.
BKN - Reggie Evans (rest) will
play limited minutes.
BKN - Brook Lopez (rest) will
play limited minutes.
BKN - Jerry Stackhouse (rest)
unlikely to play.
BKN - Keith Bogans (back)
unlikely to play.
ATLANTA at NEW YORK:
ATL - Josh Smith (knee)
unlikely to play.
ATL - Al Horford (shoulder)
unlikely to play.
ATL - Lou Williams (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Zaza Pachulia (Achilles)
out for the season.
ATL - DeShawn Stevenson (rest)
unlikely to play.
NYK - Raymond Felton (rest)
unlikely to play.
NYK - J.R. Smith (rest) is not
expected to play.
NYK - Carmelo Anthony
(shoulder/rest) will not play.
NYK - Tyson Chandler (neck/
rest) will not play.
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will not play.
NYK - Marcus Camby (foot)
unlikely to play.
NYK - Kenyon Martin (knee)
will not play.
CLEVELAND at CHARLOTTE:
CLE - Anderson Varejao (lung)
out for the season.
CLE - C.J. Miles (concussion)
will not play.
CLE - Luke Walton (ankle) will
not play.
CLE - Daniel Gibson (elbow)
unlikely to play.
CHA - Ramon Sessions (knee)
will not play.
CHA - Brendan Haywood (foot)
out for the season.
CHA - Byron Mullens (ankle)
unlikely to play.
ORLANDO at MIAMI:
ORL - Jameer Nelson (ankle)
will not play.
ORL – Glen Davis (foot) out for
the season.
ORL - Arron Afflalo (hamstring)
out for the season.
MIA - LeBron James (personal)
unlikely to play.
MIA - Chris Bosh (rest) unlikely
to play.
MIA - Dwyane Wade (rest)
unlikely to play.
MIA - Mario Chalmers (rest)
unlikely to play.
MIA - Shane Battier (knee) is
not expected to play.
MIA - Udonis Haslem (ankle) is
not expected to play.
PHILADELPHIA at INDIANA:
PHI - Andrew Bynum (knee) out
for the season.
PHI - Jason Richardson (knee)
out for the season.
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out
for the season.
IND - George Hill (groin) will
not play.
IND - Paul George (rest) will
not play.
IND - David West (rest) will not
play.
IND - Roy Hibbert (rest) will
not play.
WASHINGTON at CHICAGO:
WSH - Nene (foot/knee) out for
the season.
WSH - Trevor Ariza (knee) out
for the season.
WSH - Martell Webster
(abdomen) out for the season.
WSH - Leandro Barbosa (knee)
out for the season.
WSH - Emeka Okafor (ankle)
will not play.
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will
not play.
CHI - Joakim Noah (foot) will
play limited minutes.
CHI - Taj Gibson (knee) will
play limited minutes.
UTAH at MEMPHIS:
UTA - Enes Kanter (shoulder)
out for the season.
NEW ORLEANS at DALLAS:
NOR - Grievis Vasquez (ankle)
will not play.
NOR - Austin Rivers (hand) will
not play.
NOR - Jason Smith (jshoulder)
out for the season.
NOR - Anthony Davis (knee) out for the season.
DAL - Rodrigue Beaubois (hand) out for the season.
MINNESOTA at SAN ANTONIO:
MIN - Nikola Pekovic (calf) will
not play.
MIN - Kevin Love (hand/knee)
out for the season.
MIN - Brandon Roy (knee) out
for the season.
MIN - Malcolm Lee (knee) out
for the season.
SAS - Tony Parker (neck) will
play tonight.
SAS - Tim Duncan (knee) will
play.
SAS - Manu Ginobili
(hamstring) is expected to play.
SAS - Kawhi Leonard (knee)
will play.
SAS - Boris Diaw (back) will not
play.
MILWAUKEE at OKLAHOMA
CITY:
MIL - Larry Sanders (back)
game-time decision.
OKC - Kevin Durant (rest) will
not play.
OKC - Russell Westbrook (rest)
will play limited minutes.
OKC - Kendrick Perkins
(hamstring) unlikely to play.
OKC - Derek Fisher (rest) will
not play.
PHOENIX at DENVER:
PHO - Goran Dragic (ankle) will
not play.
PHO - Channing Frye (heart)
out for the season.
PHO - Marcin Gortat (foot) will
not play.
DEN - Kenneth Faried (ankle)
will not play.
DEN - Danilo Gallinari (knee)
out for the season.
DEN - Julyan Stone (knee) out
for the season.
HOUSTON at L.A. LAKERS:
LAL - Kobe Bryant (Achilles)
out for the season.
LAL - Steve Nash (hip/back)
will not play.
LAL - Jordan Hill (hip) will not
play.
L.A. CLIPPERS atSACRAMENTO:
SAC - Tyreke Evans (knee) will
not play.
GOLDEN STATE at PORTLAND:
GSW - Andrew Bogut (ankle)
likely to play.
GSW - Draymond Green (knee)
questionable.
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out for the season.
POR - LaMarcus Aldridge
(ankle) questionable.
POR - Wesley Matthews (ankle)
questionable.
POR - Nicolas Batum (shoulder) will not play.
POR - Elliot Williams (Achilles)
out for the season.
POR - Nolan Smith (knee) will
not play. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 18, 2013, 08:28:08 PM
Celtics - 90 Raptors - 114
Crawford: 16 Pts. Crawford: 5
Asts. Green: 6 Rebs./DeRozan:
24 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Fields: 11
Rebs.
Pistons - 99 Nets - 103
Bynum: 23 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts.
Monroe: 12 Rebs./Lopez: 20 Pts.
Williams: 6 Asts. Evans: 11
Rebs.
Hawks - 92 Knicks - 98
Scott: 23 Pts. Mack: 4 Asts.
Scott: 14 Rebs./Copeland: 33 Pts.
Shumpert: 8 Asts. Barron: 18
Rebs.
Cavaliers - 98 Bobcats - 105
Irving: 24 Pts. Irving: 10 Asts.
Thompson: 10 Rebs./Walker: 24
Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Kidd-
Gilchrist: 8 Rebs.
Magic - 93 Heat - 105
Vucevic: 20 Pts. Udrih: 14 Asts.
Vucevic: 13 Rebs./Miller: 21 Pts.
Wade: 10 Asts. Andersen: 8
Rebs.
Sixers - 105 Pacers - 95
Wright: 23 Pts. Turner: 5 Asts.
Moultrie: 12 Rebs./Green: 34
Pts. Stephenson: 6 Asts.
Hansbrough: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 92 Bulls - 95
Price: 24 Pts. Temple: 5 Asts.
Seraphin: 9 Rebs./Boozer: 19
Pts. Deng: 5 Asts. Boozer: 15
Rebs.
Jazz - 70 Grizzlies - 86
Jefferson: 22 Pts. Mo. Williams:
3 Asts. Jefferson: 16 Rebs./
Randolph: 25 Pts. Conley: 5
Asts. Randolph: 19 Rebs.
Hornets - 87 Mavericks - 99
Aminu: 16 Pts. Roberts: 6 Asts.
Aminu: 20 Rebs./Collison: 25
Pts. Nowitzki: 4 Asts. Nowitzki:
9 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 108 Spurs - 95
Williams: 21 Pts. Ridnour: 6
Asts. Stiemsma: 9 Rebs./Duncan:
17 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Duncan:
14 Rebs.
Bucks - 95 Thunder - 89
Henson: 28 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts.
Henson: 16 Rebs./Jackson: 23
Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Jones: 9
Rebs.
Suns - 98 Nuggets - 118
Scola: 17 Pts. Marshall: 14 Asts.
Scola: 11 Rebs./Chandler: 21 Pts.
Lawson: 7 Asts. Randolph: 14
Rebs.
Rockets - 95 Lakers - 99
Harden: 30 Pts. Lin: 8 Asts.
Asik: 12 Rebs./Blake: 24 Pts.
Gasol: 11 Asts. Gasol: 20 Rebs.
Clippers - 112 Kings - 108
Paul: 25 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts.
Jordan: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 36 Pts.
Thomas: 10 Asts. Cousins: 22
Rebs.
Warriors - 99 Blazers - 88
Thompson: 24 Pts. Curry: 5
Asts. Barnes: 10 Rebs./Aldridge:
30 Pts. Maynor: 6 Asts.
Aldridge: 21 Rebs.
______________________________________________
East:
1. HEAT^^ 66-16
2. KNICKS^ 54-28
3. PACERS^ 49-32
4. Nets* 49-33
5. Bulls* 45-37
6. Hawks* 44-38
7. Celtics* 41-40
8. Bucks* 38-44
9. Sixers+ 34-48
10. Raptors+ 34-48
11. Pistons+ 29-53
12. Wizards+ 29-53
13. Cavaliers+ 24-58
14. Bobcats+ 21-61
15. Magic+ 20-62
West:
1. THUNDER^^ 60-22
2. SPURS^ 58-24
3. Nuggets* 57-25
4. CLIPPERS^ 56-26
5. Grizzlies* 56-26
6. Warriors* 46-36
7. Lakers* 45-37
8. Rockets* 45-37
9. Jazz+ 43-39
10. Mavericks+ 41-41
11. Blazers+ 33-49
12. Timberwolves+ 31-51
13. Kings+ 28-54
14. Hornets+ 27-55
15. Suns+ 25-57
^^ - Clinched Conference
^ - Clinched Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
+ - Eliminated from Playoffs
contention
Division Leaders are
capitalized.
Note: Division Leaders are
guaranteed at least the 4th
seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 18, 2013, 08:36:11 PM
Post by: loverboy20 on April 18, 2013, 08:43:45 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 18, 2013, 09:06:16 PM
tambay lang pu dito for regular updates and info ^^
eto po share info :
Did you know?
Kevin Durant is the sixth
player in NBA history to join
the 50-40-90 Club (50% for
field goals, 40% for three-point
field goals, and 90% for free
throws) for an entire NBA
season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 20, 2013, 12:05:56 AM
*ATLANTA HAWKS: B+
After trading away Joe Johnson,
I thought the Hawks would fall
down to the bottom of the
playoff race. Instead, they still
managed to keep themselves
afloat in the playoff race.
Horford has emerged as a good
leader and has been consistent
on both ends of the floor.
Teague has earned the right to
become a full time starting
point guard, and Josh Smith has
displayed a full, all-around
game. They had great execution
on offense, and they got it done
collectively as a unit. The sharp
shooting of Kyle Korver has also
been a big part of their offense.
This season wasn’t bad at all
for the Hawks.
*BOSTON CELTICS: B-
I thought the Celtics did a good
job of adding some backcourt
depth this season but,
unfortunately, they couldn’t get
a big man to aid Kevin Garnett
with the rebounding. Celtics
finished second to last in
rebounding. Rookie Jared
Sullinger helped the team as
much as he can with that
category before having a
season-ending back surgery. It
also didn’t help that Rajon
Rondo tore his ACL and was out
for the season as well. This
season was an up-and-down
season for the Celtics. In fact,
at one point of the season, they
had a six game winning streak,
followed by a six game losing
streak, followed by a seven
game winning streak. I still see
this team as a playoff threat,
but I’m sure Doc Rivers wasn’t
happy with them finishing at
the bottom of the playoff race,
even if they dealt with all those
injuries.
*BROOKLYN NETS: B
The Nets started the season off
slow with their star point
guard struggling a little, and
their $12 million dollar power
forward’s game taking a major
plummet. They also fired their
coach Avery Johnson and hired
P.J. Carlismo, who right away
did a solid job. Brook Lopez
improved significantly as they
saw him participate in the All-
Star game. However, this team
still didn’t meet their
expectations until after the All-
Star break where Deron
Williams finally started playing
better ball, and they inserted
Reggie Evans into the starting
lineup, and he has been
providing great energy and has
been racking up rebounds every
single game. They look to be in
great shape heading into the
playoffs.
*CHARLOTTE BOBCATS: D-
Not much was expected from
the Bobcats coming into the
season since they recorded the
worst record in NBA history
last season. This season was
almost the same story. They
started the season 7-5 and went
14-56 since. Their only
expectation this season was for
Walker to make an
improvement, and he did. He
improved in every category,
except for rebounding. They
took Michael Kid-Gilchrist with
the second overall pick, and he
had a decent season and at
times showed potential of what
he could be in the future. Other
than that, this has been yet
another disappointing season
for Charlotte. They shot a
league worst 42.4% from the
field. At least they ended the
season on a three game winning
streak.
*CHICAGO BULLS: B+
Bulls played the whole season
without their superstar, Derrick
Rose and still managed to be a
top five team in the Eastern
Conference. One reason for that
was because this team believed
in their defense. Tom
Thibodeau had this group
working hard as they had the
third best defense in the NBA.
Jimmy Butler had a breakout
season and turned out to be one
of their best perimeter
defenders. Carlos Boozer
stepped it up as well by being a
force on the rebounds. As
Joakim Noah showed his all-
around skill. I, for one,
expected this type of season
from the Bulls because they
take pride on the defensive end
of the floor. The only question
mark for this team was their
offense since they didn’t have
Rose.
*CLEVELAND CAVALIERS: C
Early in the season, Cavaliers
had a few good wins over top
tier teams, but this season
crashed for them completely
when Varejao injured his knee,
and Irving sat out with a
broken finger. Cavaliers
allowed opponents to shoot
47.6% from the field, which was
worst in the league. At least
this team saw their up-and-
coming point guard, Kyrie
Irving, make it to the All-Star
game. Also, Dion Waiters
turned out to be a solid draft
pick as he showed that he could
score and be a play maker as
well. Tristan Thompson showed
some potential too, but they
still found themselves at the
bottom of the Eastern
Conference yet again.
*DALLAS MAVERICKS: C+
Mavericks started this season
without their leading scorer,
Dirk Nowitzki. However, O.J.
Mayo and Darren Collison
picked up the slack. Mayo, at
one point, led the league in 3-
pointers made, but he cooled
down as the season progressed.
Suddenly, this team found
themselves out of the playoff
race and went under .500.
Nowitzki returned late-January,
but it took him a while to get
back into rhythm. Throughout
most of the season, the
Mavericks couldn’t find a
permanent starting point guard
as they shifted Collison in-and-
out of the lineup. Mayo ended
the season off poorly, and
Nowitzki, at this age, couldn’t
single-handedly carry this team
to the playoffs, especially since
they had fallen way behind in
the playoff race. Ending results;
Mavericks missed the post-
season for the first time in
twelve years.
*DENVER NUGGETS: A
After playing handful of road
games to start the season, the
Nuggets struggled. However, by
December, this team turned
things around. The chemistry
between them gelled, and they
climbed up the standing.
Lawson turned in a very solid
season as he continues to show
improvement each and every
year. It took Iguodala some
time to play under George
Karl’s system, but he figured it
out. The Nuggets bench was
also a huge story this season.
Corey Brewer found his game
and became a big time
contributor off the Nuggets
bench. Chandler, who was
injured for most of the season,
came back towards the end of
the season and instantly
provided scoring and 3-point
shooting. George Karl also
turned McGee into a much
smarter player, and McGee, in
limited minutes, brought
defense and energy to the team.
Lastly, the Manimal, Kenneth
Faried, cashed in a great
season, averaging 11.5 ppg with
9.2 rpg. Denver finished top
three in the West and could be
a dangerous team to face in the
playoffs.
*DETROIT PISTONS: C-
A lot of people were
enthusiastic to see the
frontcourt of Greg Monroe and
Andre Drummond and were
expecting a bit of an
improvement from this team,
but this season was no
different than last. Their most
consistent player was once
again Greg Monroe. Throughout
the whole season, Lawrence
Frank shuffled his rotations
but still found no consistency.
The trade they made for
Calderon caused a log jam in
the guard positions and didn’t
really change the identity of
this team. Stuckey didn’t have a
pleasant season at all. He was
very inconsistent and struggled
with his shooting for the most
part. The Pistons delivered yet
another losing season which led
to the firing of coach Lawrence
Frank.
*GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS: A-
What a year it was for the
Warriors. Stephen Curry broke
Ray Allen’s single-season three-
point record by hitting 272
threes this season as he paced
the Warriors into the playoffs.
Curry was healthy for the most
part, and he had an All-Star
caliber season. Klay Thompson
made major improvements too
as he and Curry turned out to
be the best shooting backcourt
in the NBA. David Lee was, once
again, a double-double
machine. The most important
part was that Mark Jackson had
this team playing tougher on
the defensive end. Jarrett Jack
turned out to be a great off-
season pick up by the Warriors
as well. He was the one who
made big shots and big plays
down the stretch for them. The
only issue the Warriors faced
was the health of their big man,
Andrew Bogut, who could have
definitely provided more size
and rebounding on the
defensive end but,
unfortunately, he only played
32 games this season.
*HOUSTON ROCKETS: A-
With the type of off-season the
Rockets had, it looked like they
were going to suffer a year of
mediocrity, but the James
Harden trade before the start
of the season changed the
whole atmosphere of the team.
Harden came in and right away
played at a superstar level. He
was scoring in bunches, and he
became their play maker as
well, which took a lot of
pressure off Jeremy Lin. Omer
Asik went from being a bench
player who played very limited
minutes to a starter who
averaged a double-double.
Chandler Parsons made a huge
improvement to his all-around
game. He was an underrated
play maker and had a more
improved jump shot. Their
bench played with good energy
and consistency for the most
part. This team soon became
one of the best scoring teams in
the league, averaging 106.0 ppg
and earned themselves a
playoff spot.
*INDIANA PACERS: A-
The Pacers came into the season
without their best player, but
Paul George quickly made a
name for himself in this league.
He made major improvements
all-around. His three-point
shooting got better. His passing
was solid, and he was their best
perimeter defender. Also, David
West showed great leadership.
The Pacers did start the season
off a little slow, but they
picked it up and had the second
best defense in the league. We
saw a team who wore
opponents out with hard-nosed,
physical defense. Their size in
the paint was a huge defensive
advantage for them, and they
were a strong rebounding team.
Hibbert was inconsistent for
the most part, but he got it
together during the last month
of the season. Frank Vogel did
an excellent job with this team,
and they will definitely be a
tough team to face in the
playoffs.
*LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS: A-
The Clippers had an impressive
start to their season. They
recorded a seventeen game
winning streak early, and their
bench was a huge part of it.
Crawford was a big time
offensive fire power off the
bench with his dazzling moves
and ability to score from
anywhere on the floor. Eric
Bledsoe proved to be a worthy
backup for Chris Paul, and Matt
Barnes was a reliable spot up
shooter and defender. However,
the Clipper big men still
needed to improve their inside
game. They both had some
monster dunks, but they
needed work on their post-
game, and the free throw
shooting of Jordan was still a
problem for them.
Nevertheless, with the
leadership of Chris Paul, this
team was able to win their first
division title.
*LOS ANGELES LAKERS: D+
The Lakers came into the
season with championship
expectations, but this season
didn’t go as planned. They had
three different coaches this
season, and the team played
mediocre basketball for most
part of the season. This team
lacked effort and energy. Their
transition defense was by far
the worst in the league. They
had turnover issues as well.
Nash got injured during the
second game of the season, and
Howard wasn’t dominant like
he used to be in Orlando. The
Lakers found themselves eight
games under .500 by late-
January, and they found
themselves at the bottom of the
standings. However, after the
All-Star break, the Lakers came
out with a better sense of
urgency, and they were playing
like they should have and
eventually made their way up
and took hold of a playoff spot.
Unfortunately, they lost Kobe
Bryant for the rest of the
season in the process.
*MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES: A
The Grizzlies had a hot start to
the season as they defeated the
Thunder, Knicks, and Heat early
on and started 8-1. They slowed
down just a bit and traded
their top scorer to clear cap
space. Although, they still
managed to be a dangerous
team to face because of their
physical toughness. The
Grizzlies had the best defense
in the league, and it shouldn’t
be any surprise as this team
was stacked with great
perimeter defenders like Tony
Allen, Tayshaun Prince, and
Mike Conley and had great size
and rebounding with Randolph
and Gasol in their frontline.
Jerryd Bayless had an
outstanding season off the
bench as well as Quincy
Pondexter. Ed Davis also
provided some defense and
rebounding off the bench. With
suffocating, half-court defense,
the Grizzlies proved to still be a
threat, even if they traded Rudy
Gay.
*MIAMI HEAT: A+
Usually teams who win a
championship tend to slack off
in the following season, but
that wasn’t the case with
Miami. They came out
demoralizing their opponents
each and every night by playing
suffocating defense in fourth
quarters and turning teams
over very easily. LeBron James
had an efficient year once again
by shooting 56.5% from the
field. His all-around game
continued to improve, and he
led the team to a twenty-seven
game winning streak, which
was second best in NBA history.
The Heat ended the season with
the best record in the league,
and the best record ever for the
franchise. It seemed like there
was no team in the league to
match up against them. They
looked like a team hungry for
another championship.
*MILWAUKEE BUCKS: C+
I didn’t expect the Bucks to be
a playoff team, but they made
it. Jennings improved his
passing skills, but fell off just a
little in scoring. Ellis played a
full season with this team, and
he gave them exactly what they
needed more of last season;
scoring. Though, the biggest
surprise for the Bucks this
season was the emergence of
Larry Sanders, especially on the
defensive end. Sanders finished
second in blocks per game and
had Ibaka-like block nights
where he got six or seven
blocks at times. Ilyasova
started the season off slow but
after Scott Skiles was fired,
Ilyasova showed why he was
the most improved player last
season. The team held a
below .500 record, but that was
enough for the Bucks to make it
to the playoffs.
*MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES:
C-
With the team the
Timberwolves built during the
off-season, it looked like they
were going to come in this
season and end their playoff
drought, but the season had
injuries in store for them. Ricky
Rubio missed the first two
months of the season
recovering from last season’s
knee surgery, and Kevin Love
broke his hand before the start
of the season and played a
career-low eighteen games the
whole season. This team also
invested $5 million a year on
Brandon Roy, but he managed
to play only five games for
them. At least Rubio made a
strong return and showed the
league the talents he has.
Although, he could still improve
his shooting, but Rubio was the
most consistent player they had
all year aside from Pekovic.
Derrick Williams did show some
potential this season, but he
was still not the player the
Timberwolves were searching
for when they drafted him.
*NEW ORLEANS HORNETS: D+
The Hornets took Anthony Davis
with the first overall pick in
hopes to improve their defense
and rebounding, but Davis
missed a handful of games due
to nagging injuries, and Eric
Gordon was also unable to play
for most part of the season, so
that didn’t pan out well for the
team. Grievis Vasquez made a
case for most improved player,
though. He finished third in
assists per game and improved
his offensive game while he
was at it. Robin Lopez made use
of his start minutes as well, but
he had an up-and-down season.
Austin Rivers, their tenth
overall pick, struggled in his
rookie season. Therefore, the
Hornets still finished at the
bottom of the standings.
*NEW YORK KNICKS: A
The Knicks signed a whole lot
of veteran players this season
making them the oldest team in
the league. Even their rookie
was thirty-five years old but
with all those veteran players
came leadership. Jason Kidd,
for instance, turned J.R. Smith
into a smarter, team player and
mentored Felton in the process.
Anthony had an amazing season
as he went on to win the
scoring title. The three-point
shooting of this team was
incredible, mainly in the
beginning of the season. There
was a point where the Knicks
struggled, but they turned it
back around and went on a
thirteen game winning streak.
They had great bench depth
and even some of their young
guys, like Copeland came
through and earned minutes.
The Knicks slightly improved
their defense as well, and
paced themselves for the
second best record in the
conference.
*OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER: A
After the James Harden trade,
people believed the Thunder
would fall off a bit, but Kevin
Martin has filled in very well.
He has provided pure scoring
off the bench while Westbrook
and Durant have improved their
play making skills to fill
Harden’s void. Ibaka has
emerged as the third best
player on their team and has
expanded his range offensively.
He shot a career best 57.3%
from the field and continued to
be the best shot blocker in the
NBA. Reggie Jackson also
emerged into a solid backup for
Westbrook as he took over Eric
Maynor’s role which forced the
Thunder to trade Maynor.
Thabeet played the best
basketball of his career this
season, and Sefolosha became a
better spot up shooter. This all
resulted into the top seed in
the Western Conference for the
Thunder.
*ORLANDO MAGIC: D-
After trading away Dwight
Howard, the Magic had a decent
start to the season, but things
crumbled for them mid-way
through. They slipped all the
way down in the standings and
found themselves with a
slightly worse record than the
Bobcats. At least we saw what
Tobias Harris and Nikola
Vucevic can do when given
starter minutes. Both of them
had an impressive season, and
Vucevic made a case for that
most improved player award.
Vucevic averaged a double-
double, but the team couldn’t
find ways to win games as they
lacked a floor leader. Orlando
did have a nice trend of young
players who could help them in
the future, but nothing much
was expected coming into this
season.
*PHILADELPHA 76ERS: D+
The Sixers came into the season
with the expectations of being
a top five team in the East after
they pulled off that trade for
Andrew Bynum. However,
things didn’t go as planned for
this team with Byum missing
every single game of the
season. In fact, the two players
they received from the Iguodala
trade combined to play a total
of thirty-three games this
season. The Sixers held on to
the ninth seed, but their record
was mediocre. They didn’t meet
their expectations, but their
starting point guard became an
All-Star with improvements
across the board. That was the
only silver lining for the 76ers
this season. Other than that, it
was an offensive struggle for
them. This team was dead last
in points per game.
*PHOENIX SUNS: D-
After trading away Steve Nash,
I thought the Suns did a solid
job of adding some good, young
players to the mix, enough for
them to be around the eleventh
or twelfth seed, but they
finished dead last in the
Western Conference. Dragic
played well, but the rest of the
team was far too inconsistent.
Beasley became a problem at
one point of the season, and
Shannon Brown soon fell out of
the rotation. The Suns fired
Coach Gentry, but that didn’t
make much of a difference.
Gortat wasn’t having the season
he had last year and eventually
ended up getting injured and
missed the second half of the
season. This was definitely one
disappointing season for the
Suns.
*PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS: C+
An electrifying start to the
season for the Blazers. They did
well by picking Damian Lillard
in the draft, and Lillard ran
through the rookie wall and had
a phenomenal rookie year. He
reenergized the Rose Garden
crowd and brought new life and
hopes to the team. Aldridge
improved his rebounding
slightly and had yet another
great season. Batum stepped it
up as well, and J.J. Hickson was
picking up double-doubles.
However, the Blazers did not
end the season well, losing
thirteen straight games. Batum
struggled to stay healthy
towards the end, and their lack
of depth affected them.
Portland’s bench was last in
scoring, so the injury problems
were crucial. Therefore, the
Blazers fell out of the playoff
mix as the season went on.
*SACRAMENTO KINGS: D
The Kings drafted Thomas
Robinson, and everyone
anticipated to see a Robinson-
Cousins duo in the frontcourt,
but Robinson didn’t live up to
his expectations and was
traded before the deadline.
However, at least Cousins had
another wonderful year and put
up great number. Isaiah
Thomas continued with his
brilliance, but they just didn’t
have enough to win a lot of
games. They had a few
impressive wins here and there,
but they still ended up being at
the bottom of the standings
once again. The city of
Sacramento also had to deal
with the franchise being sold to
Seattle throughout the course of
the season. There weren’t high
expectations for this team this
season, so their ultimate goal
now is to keep the team in
Sacramento at least.
*SAN ANTONIO SPURS: A
Here they were, once again, the
ageless San Antonio Spurs
keeping pace with other young
teams to stay on top of the
Western Conference. Tony
Parker delivered another great
season, and Tim Duncan played
well on the defensive end,
finishing third in blocked shots.
With good enough bench depth,
the Spurs held on to the second
seed despite having minor
injury problems to their star
players. Of course, they were
very well-coached, so even their
young players stepped it up
when their best players were
injured or resting. Green and
Leonard continued to impress
and improve and both of them
became trusted figures in
Popovich’s offense. The Spurs
once again made the case of
being championship contenders.
*TORONTO RAPTORS: C
The Raptors season didn’t start
off well. I thought they had a
lot of talent but didn’t meet
expectations until they turned
it around a little and made a
playoff push after acquiring
Rudy Gay. DeRozan’s jump shot
improved significantly. He was
the one who hit big time shots
for them during close games.
Rudy Gay complimented
DeRozan’s game really well as
the Raptors collected nice,
young athletic wing players.
However, the Raptors struggled
towards the end of the season
which saw them finishing
fourteen games under .500, but
this team has high hopes for
the future.
*UTAH JAZZ: B-
Jazz deserved a lot of credit for
coming to this season and
managing to be a playoff
caliber team once again.
Jefferson and Millsap both
controlled the paint, and Mo
Williams provided them with
more consistent shooting.
Favors and Kanter improved on
the low block as well. They
both brought great energy and
rebounding and showed
potential. The Jazz playoff push
ended on the last day of the
season, so this team put up a
great fight, but their perimeter
shooting suffered, and they
missed the playoffs by two
games. All-in-all, this was still
a solid season for the Jazz.
*WASHINGTON WIZARDS: C+
The Wizards started their
season off very poorly with a
record of 1-13. After the return
of John Wall, the team started
playing better though. Wall
matured as a player and
became a better leader. He
improved his shooting and
range a bit and helped the
Wizards climb out of the
fifteenth seed. Ariza and
Okafor were good pickups as
each of them helped with the
defense, and Okafor helped the
team with rebounding as well.
The Wizards also had good
depth on the wing. Webster
provided good floor spacing and
three-point shooting off the
bench. However, their offense
was still the main struggle as
they were second to last in
scoring, but this team has a
good future lined up for them.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 20, 2013, 06:09:04 AM
guards of all time . . .
The point guard position in the
NBA is something that has been
in a constantly dynamic state
from the days of Bob Coust to
Magic Johnson and now players
like Kyrie Irving and Russell
Westbrook. There are the
traditionally small, pass-first
point guards (Rajon Rondo, Chris
Paul) and the players like Irving
and Rose who are multi-faceted
and are coveted for their ability
to facilitate for others but also
create for themselves. The
greatest NBA point guards of all
time may vary wildly in how they
played the game but one thing is
for sure: all fit the bill as
excellent ball-handlers.
So, while there is an extensive list
of great NBA point guards, here
are the top 10 of all time :
10. GARY PAYTON
The Glove had a long and
impressive career that only saw
one championship because there
was only really one team that won
the Finals in the 1990s. While
Tony Parker may give him a run
for his money on this 10-spot,
Payton was a premiere defensive
point guard who earned a spot on
nine All-Defensive First Teams and
won the 1996 Defensive Player of
the Year award.
9. WALT FRAZIER
A significant cog in the two
championships that the New York
Knicks won in the early 70s,
Frazier put up an incredible 36
points and dished out 19 dimes in
Game 7 of the 1970 Finals. Like
Payton, Frazier was also known
for his ability to force turnovers
and was named to seven All-
Defensive First Teams.
8. STEVE NASH
Now that we’ve covered our basis
on the point guards that played
defense, it’s time to get into some
that were not quite as involved
on that side of the basketball (it's
a joke...well, maybe not). Nash is
known for being a relatively
lackadaisical defender but his two
MVP awards outshine those
deficits. Although he may never
win that first NBA championship,
Nash was an incredible point
guard who could thread the
needle with the best passers of all time.
7. ALLEN IVERSON
Too many lists that I’ve read have
not given enough love to this guy.
I’ll admit that I was never a huge
fan of Iverson during his playing
days…well maybe aside from this.
But there is no denying his
greatness; The Answer made the
crossover an art and was arguably
the best basketball player pound-
for-pound at 6’0”. His style of
play doesn't exactly scream "point
guard" but Iverson was the
prelude to players today like
Westbrook, Irving, Parker, and
Derrick Rose who aren't PGs in
the traditional sense. In terms of
legacy, AI’s at seven but if you
ask me who I’d draft as a GM,
Iverson as a rookie or in his
prime is easily in the top-five.
6. JASON KIDD
Although he never had the
flashiness of Iverson’s scoring or
Nash’s passing, Jason Kidd has
been the model of consistency
for nearly two decades in the
NBA. For the vast majority of his
career, he was known as a pass-
first point guard but even
improved his outside shooting
after joining Dirk Nowitzki in
Dallas during 2008. After adding
an NBA title to a host of other
accomplishments (All-Star
appearances, league leading assist
numbers, First Team awards both
All-NBA and All-Defensive), he
solidified his legacy with the
greatest of all time.
5. BOB COUSY
The man who ran point for Bill
Russell’s 60s Celtics boasts six
rings and an MVP award. He led
the NBA in assists for eight
consecutive years and was known
for flashy “street ball”-type
moves. Even though his field goal
percentage verged on terrible, the
star PG was named to an
incredible 10 All-NBA First
Teams. Cousy dominated a
generation of basketball and put
up astounding assist numbers
despite the fact that there was no
shot clock in the early 50s.
4. ISIAH THOMAS
Although his post-playing career
has proven to be less than
impressive, Isiah Thomas led the
“Bad Boys” to back-to-back NBA
championships in 1989 and 1990.
Not only that but in the 1988
NBA Finals, Thomas had one of
the greatest playoff performances
of all time after a third quarter
ankle sprain (albeit in a losing
effort). He owns most of the
statistical records in Detroit and
nearly averaged 20 points and 10 assists for his career .
3. JOHN STOCKTON
John Stockton is the best
traditional point guard in NBA
history. With the all-time NBA
records in both assists (15,806)
and steals (3,265), he and Karl
Malone tore up the Western
conference during the 90s.
Known as the ultimate pick and
roll point man, he also was able
to score at an incredibly efficient
rate (over 50 percent from the
field and 38 percent from three).
2. OSCAR ROBERTSON
Often considered the LeBron
James of his day, Oscar Robertson
was a do-it-all point guard. At
6’5”, the Big O averaged a triple-
double for an entire season. Not
only that but he was less than a
half a rebound or assist away
from averaging one in three
more seasons. Often considered
one of the most well-rounded
players in NBA history, he also
has the hardware (NBA champion
and MVP) to back up his case as one of the greatest.
1. ERVIN "magic" JOHNSON
Five-time NBA champion, three-
time MVP, nine-time All-NBA First
Team, four-time NBA assists
leader…Magic Johnson is up there
as one of the greatest NBA
players of all time . He is the best
point guard of all time without a
doubt. At 6’9”, he was quite a bit
more versatile than most PGs
(who were a solid half-foot
shorter) but the No. 1 overall
pick in the 1979 NBA Draft had a
career that was great from the
get-go. The only rookie ever to
win the Finals MVP award, he
finished off the 76ers in the 1980
Finals with 42 points, 15
rebounds, seven assists, and three steals…as the starting center.
source : Bases and Baskets
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 21, 2013, 08:42:19 AM
With superstars littered
throughout playoff teams and
exciting back-stories to virtually all series, the 2013 NBA playoffs are certainly shaping up to be entertaining and exciting. While the eventual fate of the playoffs falls into the hands of the likely MVP LeBron James and the Miami Heat, (almost) all series should prove to be exciting and very few teams will dominate their opponent.
Some of the bigger stories to
follow and see how they unfold:
can the Lakers overcome Kobe
Bryant’s injury and Dwight
Howard take over the reins in Los Angeles? The Lakers finished the season on a five-game win streak and Pau Gasol and Dwight Howard
appear to be clicking without
Kobe. Another major story: can the Thunder win in the playoffs without Harden? And how will a Harden vs. Durant-Westbrook first round go? Much has been
said about whether or not OKC should have kept Westbrook over Durant, and now the magnifying
glass returns to the athletic point guard in Oklahoma City.
Of course, Carmelo Anthony’s
perennial playoff struggles will
also be something to focus on.
Melo has been an impressive
regular season performer—and recently beat out Kevin Durant
for the 2013 scoring title—but can he do it in the playoffs? He certainly has the surrounding pieces, and his legacy may be on the line this year as much as
LeBron James’ was last year.
As mentioned earlier, the No. 1 story is clear: can anybody beat Miami? And how much does San Antonio have left in the tank? The Spurs finished the season with a
three-game losing streak…a far-cry from their ten-game win streak at the end of the 2012 season. A final major story: what Clippers and Nuggets teams will
show up in the playoffs? Both
teams have had periods of
incredible success and are coming into the playoffs relatively hot, so
can that continue that when it
matters most?
Here is how I see some of those stories and the 2013 NBA playoffs panning out:
*Round 1 Games
Western Conference
(1) Oklahoma City Thunder vs. (8) Houston Rockets
It will be very interesting to see if the Rockets can run with OKC, but ultimately this series should not be much of a competition.
The Thunder have experience and talent on their side and barring an incredible meltdown should be able to overpower their former teammate, James Harden.
Prediction: OKC wins, 4-1
(2) San Antonio Spurs vs. (7) LosAngeles Lakers
In my mind, San Antonio is the
biggest question mark going intothe playoffs. They have not
played very well of late which
certainly has the potential to
carry over into the playoffs.
Duncan’s minutes have also been very limited this entire seasonand it’s difficult to see how he could play extended minutes in the playoffs, especially against
the duo of Pau Gasol and Dwight Howard. On the other hand, when the playoffs come around, San Antonio always seems to show up
and prove any doubters and nay-sayers wrong. This series will last six or seven games and in the end, I think the Lakers have ashot at pulling off a big upset.
Dwight and Pau have been
clicking of late and Duncan and Parker average less than 35 minutes a game each. The Lakers got hot at the right time.
Prediction: Los Angeles wins, 4-3
(3) Denver Nuggets vs. (6) Golden State Warriors
This should also be a very
entertaining series. The raining threes show that Steph Curry and
Klay Thompson can put on is
something that can be nearly
unstoppable at times. The
Nuggets, however, owned the
NBA’s best home record at 38-3 this season. If the Warriors can play defense like they have in the
final games of the regular season and continue to nail outside shots, the wild West is in for another upset.
Prediction: Golden State wins,
4-3
(4) Los Angeles Clippers vs. (5)
Memphis Grizzlies
Ironically, the four vs. five seed
game will likely be less
competitive than either the two vs. seven or three vs. six seed games. Lob City is rolling and Memphis always seems to choke in the playoffs. It would be tragic if Los Angeles finished the season
that they started off so well with with a first round loss—and that should not happen.
Prediction: Los Angeles wins, 4-2
Eastern Conference
(1) Miami Heat vs. (8) Milwaukee
Bucks Not much to say here. LeBron,Wade, and Bosh will handleMonta and Brandon Jennings with ease.
Prediction: Miami wins, 4-0
(2) New York Knicks vs. (7)
Boston Celtics
Like Popovich, I would never cast out the coaching ability of Doc Rivers in the playoffs. Clearly New York has the better player personnel but Boston has the
been-there-done-that attitude and found a way to get into the playoffs without their superstar point guard, Rajon Rondo. In the end, however, I will keep with my
theme of out with the old in with the new. KG’s limited minutes won’t be enough to slow down the 2013 NBA scoring champion.
Prediction: New York wins, 4-3
(3) Indiana Pacers vs. (6)
Atlanta Hawks
Like Memphis, Atlanta has a knack for playing teams very well in the first round of the playoffs but are just never able to pull off the
series win. Indiana played Miami well in the 2012 playoffs and their core group is still together. With one of the NBA’s best
defenses, the Pacers will win this series relatively comfortably.
Prediction: Indiana wins, 4-2
(4) Brooklyn Nets vs. (5)
Chicago Bulls
As great as the Chicago Bulls have played without their MVP point guard, Derrick Rose , it won’t be
enough come the playoffs.
Brooklyn has Joe Johnson, Deron Williams, and a force down-low in
Brook Lopez. While none of that trio has been particularly
impressive on their own in playoff situations, the combination of the
three will be enough for Deron
Williams to beat his former
teammate, Carlos Boozer, and the Chicago Bulls.
Prediction: Brooklyn wins, 4-3
*Conference Semifinals
Western Conference
(1) Oklahoma City Thunder vs. (4)Los Angeles Clippers
Serge Ibaka and Kendrick Perkins will help showcase their roles for
OKC in this conference semifinal matchup and keep Blake Griffin from throwing down many Chris
Paul alley-oops. Durant and
Westbrook will provide the brunt of the scoring load and they will prove that they don’t (yet) miss James Harden.
Prediction: Oklahoma City wins, 4-2
(6) Golden State Warriors vs. (7) Los Angeles Lakers
Six seed vs. seven seed…you
probably didn’t expect that but there is certainly a legitimate possibility that three California
teams advance to the second
round of the playoffs. A Golden State vs. Los Angeles matchup will be very interesting because the
Lakers will struggle to stop the
outside shooting of the Warriors and the Warriors will have trouble with Gasol and Howard on the
inside. In the end, Bogut, D-Lee, and Festus Ezeli will provide the
interior defense needed to muffle LA’s duo and if Curry and Klay can hoist up threes with success
similar to their regular season
performance, this “We Belong” team can advance a round further than the 2007 “We Believe” team.
Prediction: Golden State wins,
4-3
Eastern Conference
(1) Miami Heat vs. (4) Brooklyn
Nets
Again, barring an incredible
surprise, the Heat road to the
conference finals should be
smooth sailing if they don’t take anything for granted. I don’t see that happening after the scare that Indiana gave them last year.
They know what it takes to win in the playoffs.
Prediction: Miami wins, 4-1
(2) New York Knicks vs. (3)
Indiana Pacers
A Knicks-Pacers series will be a
fun one to watch as strength
battles strength. Can the Knicks great offense beat the Pacers stellar defense? My thoughts:
Carmelo realizes what these
playoffs mean and it is his time
to prove he is more than a great regular season performer.
Prediction: New York wins, 4-3
*Conference Finals
Western Conference
(1) Oklahoma City Thunder vs. (6) Golden State Warriors
As much as I would like to say
that the Warriors can earn a trip to the Finals, one year together (really less because of Bogut’s injury) is not enough to beat a perennial championship contender. Unless Westbrook
makes some bone-headed
decisions like he did in last year’s NBA Finals, this is the Thunder’s series to lose. If the shots fall for
Golden State and Bogut solidifies the interior, the series may go to six or seven games but otherwise look for the Thunder to return to
the Finals.
Prediction: Oklahoma City wins, 4-1
Eastern Conference
(1) Miami Heat vs. (2) New York
Knicks
This is the battle of the 2003 NBA Draft as four of the top five picks fight for a trip to the NBA Finals —LeBron James (1st overall pick),
Carmelo Anthony (3), Chris Bosh (4), and Dwyane Wade (5). Melo should give Miami more than an easy walk-through but like their
previous series, the Heat will take care of business in the
conference finals.
Prediction: Miami wins, 4-2
*NBA Finals
Miami Heat (1) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (1)
Just as I stuck with my preseason predictions for the NBA Finals matchup, I’m also doing so for
the NBA champion. If OKC cannot beat Miami with Harden, then they definitely cannot do so without Harden. While it is probably legitimate to say that an OKC team minus Westbrook
would have a tough time against the Big Three in Miami, too, what the Thunder have now is not enough to win a championship. Like last year, LeBron will take home regular season and NBA Finals MVP honors en route to a
second consecutive title for the Heat.
Prediction: Miami wins, 4-1;
Finals MVP: LeBron James
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 21, 2013, 08:53:13 AM
time
April 21, SUNDAY
- Knicks vs Boston at 3am (NBA
Premium)
- Nuggets vs Warriors at 5:30am
(BTV)
- Nets vs Bulls at 8am (NBA
Premium)
- Grizzlies vs Clippers at 10:30am
(ABS- CBN)
April 22, MONDAY
- Pacers vs Hawks at 1am (BTV)
- Spurs vs Lakers at 3:30am
(ABSCBN)
- Heat vs Bucks at 7am(NBA
Premium)
- Thunder vs Rockets at 9:30am
(NBA Premium)
April 23, Tuesday
- Nets vs Bulls at 8am (NBA
Premium)
- Grizzlies vs Clippers at 10:30am
(NBA Premium, BTV)
April 24, Wednesday
- Heat vs Bucks at 7:30am (BTV)
- Knicks vs Boston at 8am (ESPN)
- Spurs vs Lakers at 9:30am (NBA
Premium)
- Nuggets vs Warriors at 10:30am
(NBA Premium)
April 25, Thursday
- Thunder vs Rockets at 7am
(ESPN)
- Pacers vs Hawks at 7 30am
(BTV)
April 26, Friday
- Heat vs Bucks at 7am (NBA
Premium)
- Nets vs Bucks at 8:30am (BTV)
- Grizzlies vs Clippers at 9:30am
(NBA Premium)
April 27, Saturday
- Knicks vs Boston at 8am (ESPN)
- Spurs vs Lakers at 10:30am
(NBA Premium, ABS-CBN)
- Nuggets vs Warriors at 10:30am
(BTV)
April 28, Sunday
- Nets vs Bulls at 2am (NBA
Premium)
- Grizzlies vs Clippers at 4:30am
(BTV)
- Pacers vs Hawks at 7am (ABS-
CBN)
- Thunder vs Rockets at 9:30am
(NBA Premium, BTV)
April 29, Monday
- Knicks vs Boston at 1am (BTV)
- Heat vs Bucks at 3:30am (NBA
Premium)
- Spurs vs Lakers at 7am (NBA
Premium)
- Nuggets vs Warriors at 9:30am
(ABS-CBN) . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 21, 2013, 02:02:36 PM
Celtics - 78 Knicks - 85
Green: 26 Pts. Pierce: 7 Asts.
Bass: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 36 Pts.
Felton: 6 Asts. Martin: 9 Rebs.
Warriors - 95 Nuggets - 97
Thompson: 22 Pts. Jack: 10 Asts.
Lee: 14 Rebs./Miller: 28 Pts.
Iguodala: 5 Asts. Chandler: 13
Rebs.
Bulls - 89 Nets - 106
Boozer: 25 Pts. Boozer: 4 Asts.
Boozer: 8 Rebs./Williams: 22
Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Evans: 13
Rebs.
Grizzlies - 91 Clippers - 112
Bayless: 19 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts.
Davis: 6 Rebs./Paul: 23 Pts.
Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 8 Rebs.
_____________________________________________
Playoffs Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 0
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 1
5. Grizzlies - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 0
2. Spurs - 0
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 0
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 0
3. Pacers - 0
6. Hawks - 0
2. Knicks - 1
7. Celtics - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 21, 2013, 06:57:16 PM
Game 1 - Atlanta at Indiana - 1
pm ET, 10 am PT on TNT
Game 1 - L.A. Lakers at San
Antonio - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm
PT on ABC
Game 1 - Milwaukee at Miami -
7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 1 - Houston at Oklahoma
City - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT
on TNT
________________________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
ATLANTA at INDIANA:
ATL - Lou Williams (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Zaza Pachulia (Achilles)
out for the season.
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out
for the season.
L.A. LAKERS at SAN ANTONIO:
LAL - Kobe Bryant (Achilles)
out for the season.
LAL - Steve Nash (hip/back) is
expected to play.
LAL - Jordan Hill (hip) will not
play. (Will not play during the
1st round)
SAS - Boris Diaw (back) will not
play.
MILWAUKEE at MIAMI:
-No Injuries
HOUSTON at OKLAHOMA CITY:
OKC - Kendrick Perkins
(hamstring) likely to play . . .
Post by: serestro09 on April 21, 2013, 07:37:20 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 22, 2013, 01:03:18 PM
Hawks - 90 Pacers - 107
Teague: 21 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts.
Smith: 8 Rebs./George: 23 Pts.
George: 12 Asts. George: 11
Rebs.
Lakers - 79 Spurs - 91
Howard: 20 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts.
Gasol: 16 Rebs./Parker: 18 Pts.
Parker: 8 Asts. Leonard: 11
Rebs.
Bucks - 87 Heat - 110
Jennings: 26 Pts. Ellis: 3 Asts.
Ilyasova: 6 Rebs./James: 27 Pts.
James: 8 Asts. James: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 91 Thunder - 120
Harden: 20 Pts. Lin: 4 Asts.
Jones: 8 Rebs./Durant: 24 Pts.
Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 8 Rebs.
______________________________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 1
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 1
5. Grizzlies - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 0
2. Spurs - 1
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 1
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 0
3. Pacers - 1
6. Hawks - 0
2. Knicks - 1
7. Celtics - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 23, 2013, 06:52:10 AM
teams playing tonight):
CHICAGO at BROOKLYN:
CHI - Joakim Noah (foot)
intends to play.
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will
not play.
CHI - Kirk Hinrich (thigh) will
play.
MEMPHIS at L.A. CLIPPERS:
-No Injuries.
_______________________________________
Updates:
-Grizzlies C Marc Gasol wins
NBA Defensive Player of the
Year.
-J.R. Smith wins Sixth Man
Award
-Paul George wins Most
Improved Player of the Year
award.
-Both Phoenix Suns and
Cleveland Cavaliers wants Mike
Brown to fill the void as
headcoach.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 23, 2013, 02:35:08 PM
*Bulls - 90 Nets - 82
Deng: 15 Pts. Hinrich: 5 Asts.
Boozer: 12 Rebs./Lopez: 21 Pts.
Williams: 10 Asts. Evans: 8
Rebs.
*Grizzlies - 91 Clippers - 93
Conley: 28 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts.
Allen: 10 Rebs./Paul: 24 Pts.
Paul: 9 Asts. Griffin: 8 Rebs.
_________________________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 1
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 0
2. Spurs - 1
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 1
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 1
6. Hawks - 0
2. Knicks - 1
7. Celtics - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 23, 2013, 03:36:40 PM
The winner of Game 1 in a 7 game series , wins 78 % of the time ^^
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 24, 2013, 08:52:36 AM
3 games :
Game 2 - Milwaukee at Miami -
7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on
NBATV
Game 2 - Boston at New York - 8
pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Game 2 - Golden State at
Denver - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm
PT on TNT
____________________________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
MILWAUKEE at MIAMI:
-No Injuries.
BOSTON at NEW YORK:
BOS - Rajon Rondo (knee) out
for the season.
BOS - Jared Sullinger (back) out
for the season.
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will not play.
NYK - Pablo Prigioni (ankle)
probable.
GOLDEN STATE at DENVER:
GSW - David Lee (hip) out for
the rest of the playoffs.
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out
for the season.
DEN - Kenneth Faried (ankle)
likely to play limited minutes
off the bench.
DEN - Danilo Gallinari (knee)
out for the season.
DEN - Julyan Stone (knee) out
for the season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 24, 2013, 02:06:07 PM
Bucks - 86 Heat - 98
Ilyasova: 21 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts.
Ilyasova: 6 Rebs./Wade: 21 Pts.
James: 6 Asts. James: 8 Rebs.
Celtics - 71 Knicks - 87
Pierce: 18 Pts. Pierce: 6 Asts.
Garnett: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 34
Pts. Prigioni: 5 Asts. Martin: 11
Rebs.
Warriors - 131 Nuggets - 117
Curry: 30 Pts. Curry: 13 Asts.
Bogut: 8 Rebs./Lawson: 19 Pts.
Lawson: 12 Asts. Chandler: 6
Rebs.
_____________________________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 1
8. Rockets- 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 1
2. Spurs - 1
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 2
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 1
6. Hawks - 0
2. Knicks - 2
7. Celtics - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 25, 2013, 08:16:19 AM
games
Game 2 - Houston at Oklahoma
City - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 2 - Atlanta at Indiana -
7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on
NBATV
Game 2 - L.A. Lakers at San
Antonio - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm
PT on TNT
_____________________________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
HOUSTON at OKLAHOMA CITY:
-No Injuries.
ATLANTA at INDIANA:
ATL - Lou Williams (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Zaza Pachulia (Achilles)
out for the season.
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out
for the season.
L.A. LAKERS at SAN ANTONIO:
LAL - Kobe Bryant (Achilles)
out for the season.
LAL - Jordan Hill (hip) will be
available to play tonight.
SAS - Boris Diaw (back) will not
play.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 25, 2013, 12:21:09 PM
Rockets - 102 Thunder - 105
Harden: 36 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts.
Asik: 14 Rebs./Durant: 29 Pts.
Durant: 9 Asts. Ibaka: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 98 Pacers - 113
Harris: 17 Pts. Horford: 5 Asts.
Horford: 10 Rebs./George: 27
Pts. George: 3 Asts. Hibbert: 9
Rebs.
Lakers - 91 Spurs - 102
Howard: 16 Pts. Nash: 6 Asts.
Gasol: 9 Rebs./Parker: 28 Pts
Parker: 7 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs.
____________________________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 2
8. Rockets- 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 1
2. Spurs - 2
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 2
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 2
6. Hawks - 0
2. Knicks - 2
7. Celtics - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 25, 2013, 03:00:23 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 26, 2013, 08:31:24 AM
Game 3 - Miami at Milwaukee - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 3 - Brooklyn at Chicago - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on NBATV
Game 3 - L.A. Clippers at Memphis - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
______________________________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for teams playing tonight)
MIAMI at MILWAUKEE:
-No Injuries.
A
BROOKLYN at CHICAGO:
BKN - Joe Johnson (foot) game- time decision.
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will not play.
L.A. CLIPPERS at MEMPHIS:
-No Injuries.
Breaking News:
-Doc Rivers has been fined $25,000 for criticizing the referees.
-Steve Blake (hamstring) out indefinitely.
-LBJ , Brown reunion?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 26, 2013, 01:43:11 PM
Heat - 104 Bucks - 91
Allen: 23 Pts. Wade: 11 Asts.
Bosh: 14 Rebs./Jennings: 16 Pts.
Jennings: 8 Asts. Sanders: 11
Rebs.
Nets - 76 Bulls - 79
Lopez: 22 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts.
Evans: 12 Rebs./Boozer: 22 Pts.
Deng: 3 Asts. Boozer: 16 Rebs.
Clippers - 82 Grizzlies - 94
Griffin: 16 Pts. Paul: 4 Asts.
Jordan: 8 Rebs./Randolph: 27
Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Randolph:
11 Rebs.
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 2
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 1
2. Spurs - 2
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 3
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 2
3. Pacers - 2
6. Hawks - 0
2. Knicks - 2
7. Celtics - 0
Post by: fayt on April 26, 2013, 01:45:53 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 26, 2013, 06:48:19 PM
Game 3 - New York at Boston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Game 3 - San Antonio at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Game 3 - Denver at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN2
enjoy . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 27, 2013, 02:05:18 PM
Knicks - 90 Celtics - 76
Anthony: 26 Pts. Felton: 10 Asts.
Shumpert: 8 Rebs./Green: 21
Pts. Pierce: 5 Asts. Garnett: 17
Rebs.
Spurs - 120 Lakers - 89
Duncan: 26 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts.
Duncan: 9 Rebs./Howard: 25 Pts.
Gasol: 10 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets - 108 Warriors - 110
Lawson: 35 Pts. Lawson: 10
Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs./Curry:
29 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Bogut: 9
Rebs.
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 2
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 2
2. Spurs - 3
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 3
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 2
3. Pacers - 2
6. Hawks - 0
2. Knicks - 3
7. Celtics - 0
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 28, 2013, 09:24:45 AM
games
Game 4 - Brooklyn at Chicago -
2 pm ET, 11 am PT on TNT
Game 4 - L.A. Clippers at
Memphis - 4:30 pm ET, 1:30 pm
PT on TNT
Game 3 - Indiana at Atlanta - 7
pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Game 3 - Oklahoma City at
Houston - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm
PT on ESPN
_______________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
BROOKLYN at CHICAGO:
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will
not play.
L.A. CLIPPERS at MEMPHIS:
-No Injuries.
INDIANA at ATLANTA:
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Lou Williams (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Zaza Pachulia (Achilles)
out for the season.
OKLAHOMA CITY at HOUSTON:
OKC - Russell Westbrook (knee)
will not play. (Will undergo
knee surgery; Out indefinitely)
HOU - Jeremy Lin (chest) game-
time decision.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 28, 2013, 12:58:48 PM
Nets - 134 Bulls - 142
Williams: 32 Pts. Williams: 10
Asts. Evans: 13 Rebs./Robinson:
34 Pts. Hinrich: 14 Asts. Noah:
13 Rebs.
Clippers - 83 Grizzlies - 104
Griffin: 19 Pts Paul: 6 Asts.
Griffin: 10 Rebs./Randolph: 24
Pts. Conley: 13 Asts. Gasol: 13
Rebs.
Pacers - 69 Hawks - 90
West: 18 Pts. Hill: 3 Asts.
George: 9 Rebs./Horford: 26 Pts.
Smith: 6 Asts. Horford: 16 Rebs.
Thunder - 104 Rockets - 101
Durant: 41 Pts. Durant: 4 Asts.
Durant: 14 Rebs./Harden: 30
Pts. Parsons: 7 Asts. Harden: 8
Rebs.
_____________________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 3
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 2
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 2
2. Spurs - 3
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. Heat - 3
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 3
3. Pacers - 2
6. Hawks - 1
2. Knicks - 3
7. Celtics - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 29, 2013, 08:09:58 AM
games
Game 4 - New York at Boston - 1
pm ET, 10 am PT on ABC
Game 4 - Miami at Milwaukee -
3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Game 4 - San Antonio at L.A.
Lakers - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on
TNT
Game 4 - Denver at Golden
State - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT
on TNT
_______________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
NEW YORK at BOSTON:
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will not play.
NYK - J.R. Smith (suspension)
will not play. (Suspended 1
game)
BOS - Rajon Rondo (knee) out
for the season.
BOS - Jared Sullinger (back) out
for the season.
MIAMI at MILWAUKEE:
MIA - Dwyane Wade (knee)
questionable.
SAN ANTONIO at L.A. LAKERS:
SAS - Tiago Splitter (ankle) will
not play.
SAS - Boris Diaw (back) will not
play.
LAL - Kobe Bryant (Achilles)
out for the season.
LAL - Steve Nash (hamstring)
will not play.
LAL - Steve Blake (hamstring)
will not play.
LAL - Jodie Meeks (ankle) will
not play.
LAL - Metta World Peace (knee)
will not play.
DENVER at GOLDEN STATE:
DEN - Danilo Gallinari (knee)
out for the season.
DEN - Julyan Stone (knee) out
for the season.
GSW - David Lee (hip) out for
the season.
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out for the season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 29, 2013, 02:12:50 PM
Knicks - 90 Celtics - 97
Anthony: 36 Pts. Felton: 3 Asts. Shumpert: 12 Rebs./Pierce: 29 Pts. Pierce: 6 Asts. Garnett: 17 Rebs.
Heat - 88 Bucks - 77
James: 30 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./Ellis: 21 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Sanders: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 103 Lakers - 82
Parker: 23 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs./Gasol: 16 Pts. Duhon: 7 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets - 101 Warriors - 115
Lawson: 26 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs./Curry: 31 Pts. Jack: 9 Asts. Green: 6 Rebs.[/b]
___________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 3
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 2
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 3
2. SPURS - 4
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. HEAT - 4
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 1
5. Bulls - 3
3. Pacers - 2
6. Hawks - 1
2. Knicks - 3
7. Celtics - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 30, 2013, 09:02:25 AM
Game 5 - Chicago at Brooklyn - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 4 - Indiana at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Game 4 - Oklahoma City at Houston - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
______________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
CHICAGO at BROOKLYN:
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will
not play.
CHI - Kirk Hinrich (calf) will
not play.
INDIANA at ATLANTA:
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Lou Williams (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Zaza Pachulia (Achilles)
out for the season.
OKLAHOMA CITY at HOUSTON:
OKC - Russell Westbrook
(knee) out for the season.
HOU - Jeremy Lin (chest)
game-time decision.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 30, 2013, 01:47:10 PM
Bulls - 91 Nets - 110
Robinson: 20 Pts. Robinson: 8 Asts. Boozer: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 28 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Evans: 12 Rebs.
Pacers - 91 Hawks - 102
George: 21 Pts. Stephenson: 8 Asts. George: 12 Rebs./Smith: 29 Pts. Harris: 6 Asts. Smith: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 103 Rockets - 105
Durant: 38 Pts. Durant: 6 Asts. Durant: 8 Rebs./Parsons: 27 Pts. Parsons: 8 Asts. Asik: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 3
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 2
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Warriors - 3
2. SPURS - 4
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. HEAT - 4
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 2
5. Bulls - 3
3. Pacers - 2
6. Hawks - 2
2. Knicks - 3
7. Celtics - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 30, 2013, 04:14:46 PM
2003 Draft Class is one of the most Star-studded class of all time. But Carmelo Anthony is the only player left in the top 5 picks who is still ringless..
Darko Milicic, the 2nd Pick is
considered a bust. But he is the first player of this draft class to win a championship.
He won an NBA Title in 2004 at the last seat in the bench of 2004's Detroit Fab 5 of Rasheed, Ben, Tayshaun, Rip and Chauncey.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 01, 2013, 06:22:16 PM
Warriors - 100 Nuggets - 107
Barnes: 23 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs./Iguodala: 25 Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Iguodala: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 103 Clippers - 93
Randolph: 25 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Paul: 35 Pts. Griffin: 5 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 3
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 3
3. Nuggets - 2
6. Warriors - 3
2. SPURS - 4
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. HEAT - 4
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 2
5. Bulls - 3
3. Pacers - 2
6. Hawks - 2
2. Knicks - 3
7. Celtics - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 01, 2013, 06:24:27 PM
Game 5 - Boston at New York - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 5 - Atlanta at Indiana - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
Game 5 - Houston at Oklahoma City - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 02, 2013, 08:47:13 AM
BOSTON at NEW YORK:
BOS - Rajon Rondo (knee) out for the season.
BOS - Jared Sullinger (back) out for the season.
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will not play. (Went
through drills in practice and is likely to return in the 2nd round)
ATLANTA at INDIANA:
ATL - Lou Williams (knee) out for the season.
ATL - Zaza Pachulia (Achilles) out for the season.
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out for the season.
HOUSTON at OKLAHOMA CITY:
HOU - James Harden (illness) will play through it.
HOU - Jeremy Lin (chest)
game-time decision.
OKC - Russell Westbrook
(knee) out for the season. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 02, 2013, 02:15:21 PM
Celtics - 92 Knicks - 86
Green: 18 Pts. Garnett: 5 Asts.
Garnett: 18 Rebs./Anthony: 22
Pts. Felton: 4 Asts. Chandler: 11
Rebs.
Hawks - 83 Pacers - 106
Smith: 14 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts.
Horford: 9 Rebs./West: 24 Pts.
Hill: 10 Asts. Stephenson: 12
Rebs.
Rockets - 107 Thunder - 100
Harden: 31 Pts. Parsons: 4 Asts.
Asik: 11 Rebs./Druant: 36 Pts.
Durant: 7 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs.
_________________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 3
8. Rockets - 2
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 3
3. Nuggets - 2
6. Warriors - 3
2. SPURS - 4
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. HEAT - 4
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 2
5. Bulls - 3
3. Pacers - 3
6. Hawks - 2
2. Knicks - 3
7. Celtics - 2
Post by: emray20 on May 02, 2013, 05:16:48 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 03, 2013, 09:11:44 AM
games
Game 6 - Brooklyn at Chicago -
8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Game 6 - Denver at Golden
State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
on TNT
_____________________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
BROOKLYN at CHICAGO:
CHI - Luol Deng (illness) game-
time decision.
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will
not play.
CHI - Kirk Hinrich (calf)
questionable.
CHI - Taj Gibson (illness)
game-time decision.
DENVER at GOLDEN STATE:
DEN - Danilo Gallinari (knee)
out for the season.
GSW - David Lee (hip) out for
the season.
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out
for the season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 03, 2013, 09:13:26 AM
nice nkadalawa pa houston ;D
yep naka dalawa pa nga kaso talagang alanganin sila sa okc . . .
#spursnation
Post by: silverado on May 03, 2013, 09:15:41 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 03, 2013, 12:43:44 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 03, 2013, 01:48:05 PM
Nets - 95 Bulls - 92
Lopez: 17 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts.
Evans: 15 Rebs./Belinelli: 22 Pts.
Belinelli: 7 Asts. Noah: 15 Rebs.
Nuggets - 88 Warriors - 92
Iguodala: 24 Pts. Iguodala: 6
Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Curry: 22
Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Bogut: 21
Rebs.
______________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. Thunder - 3
8. Rockets - 2
4. Clippers - 2
5. Grizzlies - 3
3. Nuggets - 2
6. WARRIORS - 4
2. SPURS - 4
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. HEAT - 4
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 3
5. Bulls - 3
3. Pacers - 3
6. Hawks - 2
2. Knicks - 3
7. Celtics - 2
info :
Did you know?
Nuggets have lost in 1st Round
9 of last 10 years. . .
Post by: fayt on May 03, 2013, 01:54:08 PM
Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 04, 2013, 07:55:24 AM
Game 6 - New York at Boston - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Game 6 - Indiana at Atlanta - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN2
Game 6 - Oklahoma City at Houston - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN
Game 6 - L.A. Clippers at Memphis - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN2
_____________________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
NEW YORK at BOSTON:
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will not play.
NYK - Steve Novak (back) will
not play.
BOS - Rajon Rondo (knee) out for
the season.
BOS - Jared Sullinger (back) out
for the season.
INDIANA at ATLANTA:
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Lou Williams (knee) out
for the season.
ATL - Zaza Pachulia (Achilles)
out for the season.
OKLAHOMA CITY at HOUSTON:
OKC - Russell Westbrook
(knee) out for the season.
HOU - Jeremy Lin (chest) will
come off the bench.
HOU - Carlos Delfino (foot)
questionable.
L.A. CLIPPERS at MEMPHIS:
LAC - Blake Griffin (ankle)
game-time decision.
_______________________________
breaking news :
LeBron to win 4th MVP award
MIAMI -- The worst-kept secret among NBA award
recipients will be formally revealed Sunday when
Miami Heat star LeBron James is named Most
Valuable Player for the fourth time, league sources
confirmed Friday.
James has been voted MVP for the second straight
season and for the fourth time in the past five
years. He'll join Michael Jordan, Bill Russell,
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain with at
least four MVP awards.
The only suspense remaining is in the final tally
and how far James distanced himself in the voting
from the other candidates this season, include
Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant and Chris Paul of the
Los Angeles Clippers.
The Heat are scheduling an awards presentation
Sunday, and James also will be presented the MVP
trophy by NBA commissioner David Stern at
AmericanAirlines Arena at the start of their second-
round series next week in Miami.
The Heat, who have been idle for a week, swept
their first-round playoff series against Milwaukee
and will face either Chicago or Brooklyn in the
conference semifinals, starting Monday. The Bulls
and Nets play Game 7 of their first-round series
Saturday in Brooklyn.
James has said for weeks that he would be honored
to be mentioned alongside Jordan, Chamberlain,
Abdul-Jabbar and Russell in MVP recognition. But
James said Friday that he's more focused on the
playoffs and helping the Heat defend their title.
"He's earned it," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said
after Friday's practice. "He's having an even more
historic season than he's had the last two years.
Most people probably didn't think he could go to a
higher level after last season, yet he reinvented
himself to show that he could. Our pinch-ourselves
moment was when we signed him. But since we've
had him, we don't take him for granted."
James averaged 26.8 points, 8.0 rebounds, 7.3
assists, 1.7 steals and one block in 76 games in his
10th season in the league. He shot career-best
percentages from the field (.565) and 3-point
range (.406) and ranked in the top 10 in scoring,
assists, steals and field-goal percentage among
those who played in at least 70 games this season.
Last week, James finished second in Defensive
Player of the Year voting for the second time since
2009. He led the Heat to a franchise-best 66-16
finish, which included the best home record in
team history and a 27-game winning streak that
was the second-longest in NBA history, behind the
33-game streak set by the 1971-72 Los Angeles
Lakers.
Heat center Chris Bosh said that after the season
James has had, he can't imagine his teammate
being anything other than a unanimous selection
on the 120 first-place ballots submitted by media
members and NBA broadcast analysts.
"I don't know who else you'd vote for -- no offense
to nobody else, with all due respect," Bosh said in
support of James. "But that's just how good he's
played this year."
Abdul-Jabbar leads all players as a six-time MVP,
and Russell is the only other to win the award four
times in five years.
James, 28, will be the youngest in NBA history to
hoist his fourth trophy, although Abdul-Jabbar won
five by the age of 30.
"Anytime I'm mentioned with the greatest players
to play the game, it's a wow factor," James said. "I
grew up and studied those guys, watched those
guys. A few of them were my inspiration."
In a span of 12 months, James has won the
2011-12 season MVP, was named Finals MVP after
leading the Heat past the Thunder, and now
another season MVP.
After improving his low-post game last season and
become a far more efficient shooter this season,
James is already committed to working on the next
phase of his game.
"My free throw shooting," James said Friday,
referring to his 75.3 percent success rate. "I want
to -- I need to shoot in the 80s. That's my next
goal. And then, just continue to do what I've been
doing the last couple of years. But my free throw
shooting is what I really want to zone in on."
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 04, 2013, 03:14:23 PM
Knicks - 88 Celtics - 80
Anthony: 21 Pts. Felton: 7 Asts.
Chandler: 12 Rebs./Green: 21
Pts. Pierce: 5 Asts. Garnett: 10
Rebs.
Pacers - 81 Hawks - 73
West: 21 Pts. George: 7 Asts.
Hibbert: 11 Rebs./Horford: 15
Pts. Smith: 3 Asts. Smith: 9
Rebs.
Thunder - 103 Rockets - 94
Durant: 27 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts.
Collison: 9 Rebs./Harden: 26 Pts.
Harden: 7 Asts. Asik: 13 Rebs.
Clippers - 105 Grizzlies - 118
Barnes: 30 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts.
Barnes: 10 Rebs./Randolph: 23
Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Gasol: 7
Rebs.
_____________________________
Playoff Tree:
West:
1. THUNDER - 4
8. Rockets - 2
4. Clippers - 2
5. GRIZZLIES - 4
3. Nuggets - 2
6. WARRIORS - 4
2. SPURS - 4
7. Lakers - 0
East:
1. HEAT - 4
8. Bucks - 0
4. Nets - 3
5. Bulls - 3
3. PACERS - 4
6. Hawks - 2
2. KNICKS - 4
7. Celtics - 2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 04, 2013, 03:16:21 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 04, 2013, 03:41:32 PM
The six foot eight Heat small-forward is the first player since Steve Nash in the 2005-2006 NBA season to win the MVP award and not have one forty point game during their respective seasons. Lebron had mind blowing numbers including almost twenty-seven points, about seven and a half assists, and eight rebounds per game.
Most people (or James haters) have responded to his MVP award with the fact that if you take Lebron and Carmelo Anthony away from their respective teams, The Knicks would be much more problematic than the Heat's star-studded lineup.
Michael Jordan, who people consider the best player in the history of the NBA, had four of his five MVPs with Hall Of Famer Scottie Pippen on his team. When Jordan retired his first time, we see how Pippen was averaging twenty-two points, almost nine rebounds, five and a half assists, three steals, and almost a block a game, while shooting forty-nine percent from the field. The Bulls won fifty-five games that season, without Jordan. It was pretty much proven he was not that valuable to his team in the sense that without him they wouldn't be good, but he still won four MVPs with pippin on his team. The reasoning for this is that it doesn't matter what your team would do without you, its about who is straight up the best, makes there teamates look the best, and makes the team look the best.
Carmelo Anthony is a great player, but he really isn't much of anything but a scorer. Lebron is the most all around, versatile player in the NBA and managed too lead the Heat too a whopping twenty-seven game win streak, and first in the Eastern Conference.
Lebron deserves the award, and if he keeps this up he undoubtedly will break the record for most MVPs by a player in their career.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 05, 2013, 07:07:56 PM
Bulls - 99 Nets - 93
Noah: 24 Pts. Robinson: 4 Asts.
Noah: 14 Rebs./Williams: 24 Pts.
Williams: 7 Asts. Evans: 13
Rebs.
___________________________________
Monday, May 5 Schedule:
Game 1 - Memphis at Oklahoma
City - 1 pm ET, 10 am PT on
ABC
Game 1 - Indiana at New York -
3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 06, 2013, 04:20:20 AM
teams playing tonight):
MEMPHIS at OKLAHOMA
CITY:
OKC - Russell Westbrook
(knee) out for the season.
INDIANA at NEW YORK:
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out
for the season.
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will not play. (Might
return in game 3)
NYK - Steve Novak (back) will
not play.
__________________________________
updates :
memphis 91
okc 93
top performers
points - gasol 20 Durant 35
rebs - 2 tied randolf and gasol 10
durant 15
assists - conley,podexter,gasol w/ 3
durant 6
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 06, 2013, 06:41:56 AM
New York Knicks 95 Indiana Pacers 102
(Pacers lead series 1-0)
Top Performers
IND
D. West 20 PTS (FG 8-15), 4 REB, 2 BLK
R. Hibbert 14 PTS (FG 6-9), 8 REB, 5 BLK, 4 AST
L. Stephenson 11 PTS (FG 5-9), 13 REB, 3 STL
NY
C. Anthony 27 PTS (FG 10-28), 11 REB
R. Felton 18 PTS (FG 8-12)
K. Martin 12 PTS (FG 5-8), 2 BLK
MVP: Roy Hibbert
Notes:
- Roy Hibbert did a tremendous job defending the paint. He was blocking and disrupting as many shots as he could.
- Carmelo Anthony sat out most of the third quarter with four fouls and committed his fifth one with 10:11 remaining in the 4th quarter however, he stayed on the court.
-Tyson Chandler fouled out with 2:36 remaining in the 4th quarter. He has been just the shadow of what he was in the regular season this Playoffs.
- Paul George fouled out as well with 50.7 seconds remaining in the 4th quarter.
- Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith are going to have to shoot the ball much more efficiently in order for the Knicks to have a chance to win this series. They shot 14 out of 43 combined.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 06, 2013, 06:40:57 PM
West:
1. Thunder - 1
5. Grizzlies - 0
6. Warriors - 0
2. Spurs - 0
East:
1. Heat - 0
5. Bulls - 0
3. Pacers - 1
2. Knicks - 0
_________________________________
Tuesday, May 7 Schedule: 2
games
Game 1 - Chicago at Miami - 7
pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 1 - Golden State at San
Antonio - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm
PT on TNT . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 07, 2013, 08:34:25 PM
May 7, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls - 93 Heat - 86
Robinson: 27 Pts. Robinson: 9
Asts Butler: 14 Rebs./James: 24
Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 8
Rebs.
Warriors - 127 Spurs - 129
Curry: 44 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts.
Bogut: 15 Rebs/Parker: 28 Pts.
Ginobili: 11 Asts. Duncan: 11
Rebs
_____________________________
Playoff Tree: Semifinals
West:
1. Thunder - 1
5. Grizzlies - 0
6. Warriors - 0
2. Spurs - 1
East:
1. Heat - 0
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 1
2. Knicks - 0
Post by: ambsey on May 07, 2013, 08:38:19 PM
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 07, 2013, 10:47:04 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 08, 2013, 01:30:31 AM
Game 2 - Indiana at New York - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 2 - Memphis at Oklahoma City - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 08, 2013, 07:09:17 PM
May 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers - 79 Knicks - 105
George: 20 Pts. Hill: 7 Asts.
Hibbert: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 32
Pts. Prigioni: 4 Asts. Anthony: 9
Rebs.
Grizzlies - 99 Thunder - 93
Conley: 26 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts.
Conley: 10 Rebs./Durant: 36 Pts.
Durant: 9 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs.
_______________________________________
Playoff Tree: Semifinals
West:
1. Thunder - 1
5. Grizzlies - 1
6. Warriors - 0
2. Spurs - 1
East:
1. Heat - 0
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 1
2. Knicks - 1
Post by: fayt on May 08, 2013, 07:48:50 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 08, 2013, 10:18:58 PM
George Karl wins 2012-13 NBA Coach of the Year!
Top 5 in voting:
George Karl
Erik Spoelstra
Mike Woodson
Greg Popovich
Frank Vogel
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 09, 2013, 05:38:19 AM
games
Game 2 - Chicago at Miami -
7pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 2 - Golden State at San
Antonio - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm
PT on TNT
______________________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
CHICAGO at MIAMI:
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will
not play. (Might dress for game
3, but it doesn't
necessarily mean that he will
play)
CHI - Luol Deng (illness) will
not play.
CHI - Kirk Hinrich (calf)
doubtful.
GOLDEN STATE at SAN
ANTONIO:
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out
for the season.
SAS - Tiago Splitter (ankle)
game-time decision.
Post by: VigilanteSpy on May 09, 2013, 10:31:08 AM
news :
George Karl wins 2012-13 NBA Coach of the Year!
Top 5 in voting:
George Karl
Erik Spoelstra
Mike Woodson
Greg Popovich
Frank Vogel
Wala man lang sa top 5 si tibs ng bulls? Give him credit for bringing the injury-riddled bulls to the playoffs, and 5th seed at that!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 09, 2013, 07:06:16 PM
Wala man lang sa top 5 si tibs ng bulls? Give him credit for bringing the injury-riddled bulls to the playoffs, and 5th seed at that!
uo nga sayang at wala si coach tibs , at di ko din alam minsan sa NBA kung anu tlaga ang pamantayan nila para sa pagpili ng ganyan . andon na tayo na via voting , imagine nalang si coach spo , mdaming beses na sya na neglect sa award na yan !
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 09, 2013, 07:21:33 PM
Bulls - 78 Heat - 115
Belinelli: 13 Pts. Belinelli: 6
Asts. Noah: 6 Rebs./Allen: 21
Pts. James: 9 Asts. Cole: 6 Rebs.
Warriors - 100 Spurs - 91
Thompson: 34 Pts. Green: 5
Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs./
Duncan: 23 Pts. Ginobili: 4 Asts.
Leonard: 12 Rebs.
_______________________________________
Playoff Tree: Semifinals
West:
1. Thunder - 1
5. Grizzlies - 1
6. Warriors - 1
2. Spurs - 1
East:
1. Heat - 1
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 1
2. Knicks - 1
Post by: fayt on May 09, 2013, 07:44:50 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 10, 2013, 07:04:48 AM
no schedules for today's games :))
bukas ang resume . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 10, 2013, 09:21:54 PM
games
Game 3 - Miami at Chicago - 8
pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Game 3 - San Antonio at Golden
State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
on ESPN . . .
____________________________
Daily Injury Updates (Only for
teams playing tonight):
MIAMI at CHICAGO:
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee)
unlikely to play.
CHI - Luol Deng (illness) will
not play.
CHI - Kirk Hinrich (calf) will
not play.
SAN ANTONIO at GOLDEN
STATE:
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out
for the season. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 11, 2013, 10:28:18 AM
bahala na si Joe Crawford dyan hehe . .
Post by: NayrTidus on May 11, 2013, 10:41:59 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 11, 2013, 11:51:29 AM
Pwede nyo pa din mapanuod ang
GSW vs SAS. naka ere sa STUDIO
23.
sa mga naka PC/Laptop lang, at
tinatamad mag bukas ng TV
etong site na to, baka
makatulong.
www.sportshunter.eu (http://www.sportshunter.eu)
Post by: Pessimistic on May 11, 2013, 01:01:02 PM
4th Quarter
SA 90 - GS 81
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 11, 2013, 03:16:31 PM
Heat - 104 Bulls - 94
James: 25 Pts. James: 7 Asts.
Bosh: 19 Rebs./Boozer: 21 Pts.
Robinson: 7 Asts. Noah: 11
Rebs.
Spurs - 102 Warriors - 92
Parker: 32 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts.
Duncan: 10 Rebs./Thompson: 17
Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Bogut: 12
Rebs.
_____________________________
1. Thunder - 1
5. Grizzlies - 1
6. Warriors - 1
2. Spurs - 2
East:
1. Heat - 2
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 1
2. Knicks - 1
Post by: fayt on May 11, 2013, 03:24:52 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 11, 2013, 06:18:15 PM
pero give credit to bulls , kase kahit depleted line up nila , still lumalaban pa din . . .
Post by: fayt on May 11, 2013, 06:21:27 PM
pag di talaga kumpleto ang bulls mahirapan talaga sila . . .
pero give credit to bulls , kase kahit depleted line up nila , still lumalaban pa din . . .
tama ka.. pride na lang ang umiiral... and dami wala sa kanila.. kaharap pa nila ang solid na team..
Post by: norwood on May 11, 2013, 06:23:29 PM
Post by: fayt on May 11, 2013, 06:26:22 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 12, 2013, 04:57:07 AM
Game 3 - Oklahoma City at
Memphis - 5 pm ET, 2 pm PT on ESPN
Game 3 - New York at Indiana - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ABC
******************************
Daily Injury Updates (Only for teams playing tonight):
OKLAHOMA CITY at
MEMPHIS:
OKC - Russell Westbrook
(knee) out for the season.
NEW YORK at INDIANA:
NYK - J.R. Smith (illness)
questionable.
NYK - Amar'e Stoudemire
(knee) will play limited minutes off the bench.
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out for the season . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 12, 2013, 09:04:41 AM
City Thunder 81
(Grizzlies lead series 2-1)
Top Perfomers
MEM
M. Gasol 20 PTS (FG 6-14) (FT 8-9),
9 REB, 4 AST, 2 BLK
M. Conley 14 PTS (FG 3-9), 7 REB, 6
AST, 2 STL
T. Allen 14 PTS (FG 4-10), 5 REB, 2STL
OKC
K. Durant 25 PTS (FG 9-19) (FT 5-9),
11 REB, 5 AST, 3 STL
R. Jackson 16 PTS (FG 7-15), 10
REB, 2 STL
S. Ibaka 13 PTS (FG 6-17), 10 REB, 4
BLK
MVP: Marc Gasol . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 12, 2013, 09:37:11 AM
Pacers 36 Knicks 33
Top Performers
Paul George 7 PTS (FG 3-6), 4 AST, 3 REB, 3 STL, 3 TO
Carmelo Anthony 13 PTS (FG 3-6) (FT 6-7), 3 TO
Note:
- Ugly shooting game thus far. Both teams shooting under 40% from the field.
- Amar'e Stoudemire came off the bench and played 4:29 at the start of the second quarter making his return official! . . .
Post by: fayt on May 12, 2013, 10:55:22 AM
F: Memphis Grizzlies 87 Oklahoma
City Thunder 81
(Grizzlies lead series 2-1)
Top Perfomers
MEM
M. Gasol 20 PTS (FG 6-14) (FT 8-9),
9 REB, 4 AST, 2 BLK
M. Conley 14 PTS (FG 3-9), 7 REB, 6
AST, 2 STL
T. Allen 14 PTS (FG 4-10), 5 REB, 2STL
OKC
K. Durant 25 PTS (FG 9-19) (FT 5-9),
11 REB, 5 AST, 3 STL
R. Jackson 16 PTS (FG 7-15), 10
REB, 2 STL
S. Ibaka 13 PTS (FG 6-17), 10 REB, 4
BLK
MVP: Marc Gasol . . .
Yun oh.. nakalamang pa memphis.. tanong lang, san ginanap ang laban na to ngayon?
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Post by: wonderland on May 13, 2013, 07:00:20 AM
go go gsw~!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 13, 2013, 09:00:39 AM
eto na pu . . .
Monday, May 13 Schedule: 1 game
Game 4 - San Antonio at Golden State - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
**********************
F (OT): Golden State Warriors 97 San
Antonio Spurs 87
(Series tied 2-2)
Top Performers
GS
H. Barnes 26 PTS (FG 9-26), 10 REB
J. Jack 24 PTS (FG 9-16), 7 REB, 4AST
S. Curry 22 PTS (FG 7-15) (3PM
5-10), 6 REB, 4 AST
SA
M. Ginobili 21 PTS (FG 8-18) (3PM
5-10), 4 REB, 3 STL, 2 BLK
T. Duncan 19 PTS (FG 7-22), 15 REB,
2 STL, 2 BLK
T. Parker 17 PTS (FG 6-17), 4 REB
MVP: Jarrett Jack
game notes :
The Warriors had never hosted an
overtime playoff game in the Bay
Area. ... It was the most points
Ginobili had scored since he had
21 against New Orleans on Jan.
7. ... Game 6 is Thursday in
Oakland and Game 7, if necessary,
would be in San Antonio on
Sunday.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 14, 2013, 08:14:58 AM
Game 4 - Miami at Chicago - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 4 - Oklahoma City at Memphis - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
**************
2012-2013 NBA All-Defensive First Team:
F. LeBron James
F. Serge Ibaka
C. Tyson Chandler
C. Joakim Noah
G. Tony Allen
G. Chris Paul
2012-2013 NBA All-Defensive Second Team:
F. Tim Duncan
F. Paul George
C. Marc Gasol
G. Avery Bradley
G. Mike Conley
***************
Daily Injury Updates (Only for teams playing tonight):
MIAMI at CHICAGO:
CHI - Luol Deng (illness) unlikely to play.
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will not play.
CHI - Kirk Hinrich (calf) unlikely to play.
OKLAHOMA CITY at MEMPHIS:
OKC - Russell Westbrook (knee) out for the season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 14, 2013, 01:16:05 PM
Heat - 88 Bulls - 65
James: 27 Pts. James: 8 Asts. James: 7 Rebs./Boozer: 14 Pts. Robinson: 4 Asts. Boozer: 12 Rebs.
Thunder - 97 Grizzlies - 103
Durant: 27 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Ibaka: 14 Rebs./Conley: 24 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: Semifinals
West:
1. Thunder - 1
5. Grizzlies - 3
6. Warriors - 2
2. Spurs - 2
East:
1. Heat - 3
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 2
2. Knicks - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 14, 2013, 05:30:43 PM
games
Game 4 - New York at Indiana -
7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 5 - Golden State at San
Antonio - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm
PT on TNT . . .
Post by: loverboy20 on May 14, 2013, 05:41:00 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 15, 2013, 07:27:24 AM
nice LET'S GO HEAT ! ! !
pareho tayo ^^
yan din team ko tsaka spurs :))
boring tignan ang spurs pero napakaganda ng ball movements nila , basic na basic . . .
Post by: silverado on May 15, 2013, 08:20:09 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 15, 2013, 10:41:23 AM
(Pacers lead series 3-1)
Top Performers
IND
G. Hill 26 PTS (FG 9-14), 4 AST
P. George 18 PTS (FG 6-19), 14 REB, 7 AST, 2 STL, 2 BLK
D. West 10 PTS (FG 3-9), 10 REB
NY
C. Anthony 24 PTS (FG 9-23), 9 REB
R. Felton 14 PTS (FG 7-16), 6 AST, 3 STL, 2 BLK
T. Chandler 12 PTS (FG 4-9), 10 REB, 3 BLK
MVP: Paul George
Note:
- Carmelo Anthony fouled out of the game with a little over two minutes left in the game.
- The Knicks shot selection and decision making throughout the game was subpar.
- Jason Kidd finished scoreless for the 8th consecutive time.
- J.R. Smith struggled with his shot all night long.
- The Pacers did a great job spacing the floor, making the extra pass, rebounding, and playing unselfish basketball overall.
- This game never felt like the Knicks had a chance to make a comeback. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 15, 2013, 12:44:48 PM
(Spurs lead series 3-2)
Top Performers
SA
T. Parker 25 PTS (FG 9-16), 10 AST
K. Leonard 17 PTS (FG 7-8), 7 REB, 2 STL
D. Green 16 PTS (FG 6-10), 2 STL
GS
H. Barnes 25 PTS (FG 10-18), 7 REB
J. Jack 20 PTS (FG 9-16), 4 REB, 2 STL
C. Landry 16 PTS (FG 4-7), 6 REB
MVP: Tony Parker
Notes:
- Tim Duncan tied Wilt Chamberlain in the second place for most double-doubles in NBA Playoffs history.
- The Spurs played incredible defense in the 4th quarter. Danny Green did an outstanding job on Curry the entire game.
- San Antonio's ball movement was key for all those open looks they got. They played championship caliber basketball tonight.
- I think Jackson should've moved Curry to the PG and let him bring the ball up the court mid-way through the third quarter. He had a tough night fighting through screens and getting open looks. I can't stress enough how good of a job Green did on him also denying him the ball.
- The Warriors played a decent game overall, but the Spurs played up to their potential and gave a tremendous effort tonight.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 15, 2013, 02:22:10 PM
West:
1. Thunder - 1
5. Grizzlies - 3
6. Warriors - 2
2. Spurs - 3
East:
1. Heat - 3
5. Bulls - 1
3. Pacers - 3
2. Knicks - 1
*********
Tim Duncan recorded 14 points and 11 rebounds in a Game 5 win, making this his 143rd career double-double. With this double-double, Duncan tied Wilt Chamberlain for the 2nd most double-doubles in playoff-history
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 16, 2013, 07:07:05 AM
Game 5 - Chicago at Miami - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 5 - Memphis at Oklahoma City - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 16, 2013, 10:41:40 AM
(Heat wins series 4-1)
Top Performers
MIA
L. James 23 PTS (FG 5-14), 8 AST, 7
REB, 2 STL
D. Wade 18 PTS (FG 7-13), 6 AST, 5
REB, 2 STL
C. Bosh 12 PTS (FG 4-8), 7 REB, 2 BLK
CHI
C. Boozer 26 PTS (FG 10-19), 14
REB, 2 STL
N. Robinson 21 PTS (FG 6-15) (3PM
4-7), 6 AST, 5 REB
J. Butler 19 PTS (FG 7-15), 5 REB, 4
AST, 3 STL
MVP: LeBron James
Notes:
- The Bulls displayed great passion
and heart tonight by coming back
from an 18 point deficit in the first
quarter and taking the lead for most
of the game, but couldn't hold on
to it.
- The Miami Heat advanced to the
Eastern Conference Finals for the
third year in a row and now awaits
for the winner between the Knicks
and the Pacers series.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 16, 2013, 01:46:13 PM
MEM 88
Top Performers
Memphis: Z. Randolph 28 Pts, 14
Reb, 2 Ast, 2 Stl
Oklahoma City: R. Jackson 16 Pts,
9 Reb, 5 Ast
OKLAHOMA CITY -- The Memphis
Grizzlies advanced to the Western
Conference finals for the first time
in franchise history by beating the
Oklahoma City Thunder 88-84 on
Wednesday night.
Zach Randolph had 28 points and
14 rebounds, Mike Conley added
13 points and 11 assists for
Memphis, the fifth seed.
Kevin Durant missed a 16-foot
jumper from the left wing to tie it
with 6 seconds left, finishing off a
miserable shooting night for the
three-time NBA scoring champion.
Durant ended up with 21 points on
5-for-21 shooting, the third-worst
performance of his playoff career.
The Thunder, who made it to the
NBA Finals last season, were
eliminated in five games. The top
seed in the West went 2-6 after
All-Star guard Russell Westbrook
went out with a knee injury that
required surgery.
Serge Ibaka had 17 points and eight
rebounds before fouling out with
1:26 to play during a desperation
comeback try for the Thunder.
Oklahoma City trailed by 12 with
three minutes left before going on
a 16-6 rally, with Reggie Jackson's
3-pointer cutting the deficit to
86-84 with 14.3 seconds
remaining.
Randolph missed both free throws
with 11.3 seconds on the clock to
give the Thunder one last chance to
save their season. Durant got the
ball beyond the 3-point line on the
left wing and navigated around
Tony Allen before missing the
jumper.
Allen then made two free throws to
close it out.
After letting a 14-point lead get
trimmed to two, the Grizzlies
regained control with a 12-2 run to
start the fourth quarter. It
featured seven points from
Randolph -- five from the foul line
-- to go up 76-64 with 6:03
remaining.
It was just a big enough cushion to
finish off a series of games that all
came down to the wire. The first
three games featured a go-ahead
basket in the final two minutes,
and Game 4 went to overtime.
Memphis won the final four games.
The Thunder fell to 1-4 in
elimination games over the past
four seasons. Two of Durant's
worst performances came in those
games, with a 5-for-23 outing
against the Lakers in Game 6 of the
2010 first-round. His worst
shooting performance in the
postseason was against the Grizzlies
in Game 6 of the 2011 West
semifinals.
Oklahoma City got a breath of life
with a bizarre play midway through
the third quarter. Derek Fisher's
missed 3-pointer turned into a
four-point possession. Allen, who
was on the bench, waved his arms
to try to distract Fisher on his shot
and a shirt slipped out of his hands
and onto the floor near Fisher's
feet.
Referee Marc Davis ruled that
Fisher's 3-pointer should count,
and Durant hit the free throw
resulting from a technical against
Allen to get the Thunder within
60-53. Oklahoma City got as close
as 64-62 by the end of the quarter,
after Fisher's 3-pointer and a layup
by Thabo Sefolosha.
But the Thunder missed eight of
their first nine shots to start the
fourth quarter to fall behind by 12,
then couldn't quite recover.
Memphis clamped down late in the
first half, keeping Oklahoma City
from making a field goal for the
final six minutes while using a 14-3
push to establish a 50-38 lead at
the break. The Thunder missed
their final 11 shots of the half,
with Durant getting a jumper sent
back into his face by Gasol during
the stretch.
The lead stretched to 60-46 after
Tayshaun Prince 's driving left-
handed slam over Reggie Jackson
with 7:10 left in the third quarter,
before Oklahoma City's comeback
began.
Oklahoma City opened the game on
a 7-0 run, with Durant diving out
of bounds to save a ball in the
opening minutes. But it couldn't
sustain the momentum and allowed
Memphis to pull even before the
midway point of the first quarter.
The Grizzlies claimed the lead after
Quincy Pondexter and Jerryd
Bayless hit 3-pointers to start the
second quarter, and they wouldn't
trail again.
Game notes
NBA Commissioner David Stern
attended the game and sat eight
rows from the court. ... Sefolosha
wore a brace on his sore left hand.
He played just six minutes in the
first half, then played the entire
third quarter. ... It was the second
straight game the Thunder scored
the first seven points, only to give
up the lead a few minutes later. ...
Nick Collison picked up three fouls
in the first 2:35 of the second
quarter and got pulled. ... After the
third-quarter buzzer, Bayless made
a shot from three-quarters court
that did not count.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 17, 2013, 07:25:22 AM
Game 5 - Indiana at New York - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Game 6 - San Antonio at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 17, 2013, 08:25:54 AM
INDIANA at NEW YORK:
IND - Danny Granger (knee) out for the season.
George Hill is out tonight with a
concussion.
SAN ANTONIO at GOLDEN STATE:
GSW - Brandon Rush (knee) out for the season . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 17, 2013, 12:33:43 PM
Pacers 75
(Pacers lead series 3-2)
Top Performers
NY
C. Anthony 28 PTS (FG 12-28), 6
REB
J. Smith 13 PTS (FG 4-11), 5 REB, 3 STL
R. Felton 12 PTS (FG 6-14), 5 REB, 4 AST, 3 STL
IND
P. George 23 PTS (FG 7-18), 6 REB, 6 AST
D. West 17 PTS (FG 7-17), 10 REB, 3 STL
R. Hibbert 9 PTS (FG 3-7), 7 REB, 2 BLK
MVP: Carmelo Anthony
Notes:
- The Knicks survived another day from a rough Game 5.
- Chris Copeland provided a spark off the bench with 13 points and dropped three huge buckets from behind the arc.
- J.R. Smith didn't have the most efficient shooting night, but looked more confident and focus overall.
- Jason Kidd only played 5:20 and went scoreless for the 9th straight game.
- Roy Hibbert was in foul trouble the entire second half, picking up his 4th foul early in the third quarter and his 5th mid-way in the fourth.
- Paul George picked up his fourth and fifth foul in a matter of seconds in the 4th quarter and headed to
the bench with a little over 9
minutes remaining. He cameback with 7:20 left and stayed on the court for the rest of the game.
- George Hill's absence was a huge blow for the Pacers. He was missed on both ends of the court since D.J. Augustin failed to step up and make key plays for Indiana. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 17, 2013, 02:37:14 PM
Antonio Spurs 94
(Spurs wins series 4-2)
Top Performers
SA
T. Duncan 19 PTS (FG 7-13), 6 REB,
3 BLK
K. Leonard 16 PTS (FG 6-13), 10
REB, 2 STL
T. Splitter 14 PTS (FG 6-8), 4 REB, 2 STL
GS
S. Curry 22 PTS (FG 10-25), 6 AST, 4
REB
J. Jack 15 PTS (FG 6-12), 2 STL
C. Landry 11 PTS (FG 4-8), 6 REB
MVP: Kawhi Leonard
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 18, 2013, 09:27:45 PM
(Philippine Time):
Game 1 - 5/23 Thursday, 8:30am - Miami - TNT
Game 2 - 5/25 Saturday, 8:30am - Miami - TNT
Game 3 - 5/27 Monday, 8:30am - IND/NY - TNT
Game 4 - 5/29 Wednesday,
8:30am - IND/NY - TNT
Game 5 - 5/31 Friday, 8:30am - Miami - TNT
Game 6 - 6/2 Sunday, 8:30am - IND/NY - TNT
Game 7 - 6/4 Tuesday, 8:30am - Miami - TNT
******
Western Conference Finals schedule:
(Philippine Time):
Game 1 in San Antonio: Monday, May 20, 2:30 a.m. ET, ABC
Game 2 in San Antonio: Wednesday, May 22
Game 3 in Memphis: Sunday, May 26
Game 4 in Memphis: Tuesday, May 28
Game 5 in San Antonio: Thursday, May 30
Game 6 in Memphis: Saturday, June 1
Game 7 in San Antonio: Monday, June 3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 19, 2013, 05:44:21 AM
Eastern Conference Semi-Final :
Game 6 - New York at Indiana - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 19, 2013, 06:38:19 AM
Game 6 (concussion).
may tulog na nito ang NYK . . .
Post by: s1ms1m1 on May 19, 2013, 06:51:28 PM
George Hill is cleared to play for
Game 6 (concussion).
may tulog na nito ang NYK . . .
At pinatulog nga ang New York. Nice win by Indiana
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 19, 2013, 07:03:21 PM
Knicks 99
(Pacers wins series 4-2)
Top Performers
IND
L. Stephenson 25 PTS (FG 9-13), 10
REB
P. George 23 PTS (FG 9-15), 5 REB,
4 AST
R. Hibbert 21 PTS (FG 6-13), 12
REB, 5 BLK
NY
C. Anthony 39 PTS (FG 15-29) (FT
8-8), 7 REB
I. Shumpert 19 PTS (FG 6-10) (3PM
5-6)
J. Smith 15 PTS (FG 4-15), 9 REB
MVP: Lance Stephenson
Notes:
- The Indiana Pacers are back in the
Eastern Conference Finals after 9
years!
- Lance Stephenson was amazing in
this game from beginning to end. He
set the tone for Indiana early on
with his great play and took control
at the end as well. This was the
night of his life!
-Tyson Chandler committed his 4th
foul in the 3rd quarter with 9:05
remaining.
- At one point in the 3rd quarter,
the Pacers were winning by 10
points and Iman Shumpert, caught
fire making three 3's in a row,
followed by another 3 by J.R. Smith
which tied the game at 72. Frank
Vogel, wisely, called a timeout.
Iman, dropped a total of FOUR 3's
in the 3rd quarter.
- Carmelo Anthony had an
outstanding quarter as well with 15
points, leading the Knicks back in
the game after being down by
double-digits.
- Second chance opportunities were
hurting the Knicks, and Hibbert was
making his presence on the
offensive glass.
- Chris Copeland entered the game
in the 4th quarter and dropped two
3's to continue New York's trend.
- The Pacers did a good job cutting
the lanes and finding the open man
for easy points.
- Roy Hibbert's presence in the
paint was being felt on both ends of
the court.
- Tyson Chandler committed his 6th
foul with 3:12 left in the game. His
last two fouls were not smart ones.
- Kenyon Martin fouled out of the
game as well with 55.7 seconds left
in the game.
- Jason Kidd played 6:23 and went
scoreless for the 10th straight
game.
Post by: mico on May 19, 2013, 11:11:13 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2013, 12:57:31 AM
Game 1 - Memphis at San Antonio - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2013, 01:10:21 AM
ESPN 2009: I'm afraid there's not much time left for another good run in this team.
ESPN 2010: This is it for the Spurs. It's now or never.
ESPN 2011: They need to get
younger players, the old guys just won't be able to keep up in this years' playoffs.
ESPN 2012: They're winding down, I don't see them being able to win much at all.
The media, and ESPN, has been doubting the Spurs based solely off of their age for years. This goes to
show that with great coaching, and great fundamentals, a team can win at a VERY high level/amount no matter the age. It's amazing how
little media the Spurs get when they dominate in the playoffs year-in and
year-out. If you do not respect the Spurs organization and how they
have played for so many years, then you may need to question if your'e a true NBA fan. . .
ESPN sucks ! ! ! . . .
Post by: mico on May 20, 2013, 03:33:23 AM
Kaya minsan nagkakaron ng issues na yung tawag ng mga refs eh my influence ng NBA management, remember the Lakers vs Kings west finals, ayaw ng NBA na Kings ang pumasok dahil ang laki nga naman ng marketng LA, same thing sa Bucks vs Sixers b4 na naging MVP si Ai, mas malaki daw rating pag Lakers vs Sixers
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2013, 04:43:53 AM
Spurs 51 Grizzlies 37
Top Performers :
Tony Parker 12 PTS (FG 5-6), 6 AST,
1 STL, 3 TO
Marc Gasol 12 PTS (FG 6-12), 4 REB,
2 AST, 2 BLK
Notes:
- The Spurs were doing a masterful
job on the pick & roll and moving
the ball in the first quarter.
- The Grizzlies looked lethargic the
entire first half.
- San Antonio was up by 17 points
at the end of the first quarter. They
shot close to 60% from the field!
- At the start of the second quarter,
Diaw was on Gasol and Bonner on Z-
Bo. Incredibly, Memphis didn't take
advantage of this.
- Matt "Red Mamba" Bonner had
three 3 pointers in the first half!
- Z-Bo has yet to score his first
basket going into the 2nd half.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2013, 04:48:44 AM
This is very true! ESPN sucks and even commissioner Stern doesn't want the likes of San Antonio, Detroit, or Sacramento to be in finals, bakit? it's because of the NBA market share. kumbaga feeling nila mababa ang rating lague dahil maliit ang mga market ng mga ito.
Kaya minsan nagkakaron ng issues na yung tawag ng mga refs eh my influence ng NBA management, remember the Lakers vs Kings west finals, ayaw ng NBA na Kings ang pumasok dahil ang laki nga naman ng marketng LA, same thing sa Bucks vs Sixers b4 na naging MVP si Ai, mas malaki daw rating pag Lakers vs Sixers
yeh i agree with you , ang NBA ngayon is more of an entertainment nalang , marketing wise pag malaki kita dun sila.
kawawa naman yung mga small market teams , kahit maganda ang sistema ng team , NBA pa mismo ang magbabagsak sa kanila . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2013, 06:07:19 AM
Facebook, he will have a surprise
announcement tomorrow on “Sports
Spectacular“, around 9:45 PM EDT.
ano kaya ang Big Announcement ni Kobe Today ? ? :P
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2013, 06:10:18 AM
Grizzlies 83
(Spurs lead series 1-0)
Top Performers :
SA
T. Parker 20 PTS (FG 9-14), 9 AST, 2
STL
K. Leonard 18 PTS (FG 7-10) (3PM
4-5), 2 STL
D. Green 16 PTS (FG 6-9), 4 REB
MEM
M. Gasol 15 PTS (FG 7-16), 7 REB, 2
BLK
M. Conley 14 PTS (FG 5-12), 8 AST,
4 REB
J. Bayless 8 PTS (FG 3-7), 5 AST, 4 REB
MVP: Tony Parker
Notes:
- The Spurs shot the ball
impressively from the 3 point line!
They made 14 out of 29 shots!
- They also had an efficient shooting
night overall. They shot 52.6% from
the field.
- Tony Parker won the PG matchup,
which I believe is going to be key in
this series.
- Quincy Pondexter came into the
game and hit two big 3's to lead a
10-0 run by the Grizzlies in a spam
of 1:29. It was a six-point game
until Popovich, wisely, called a
timeout. That was the only run
Memphis had the entire game,
which shows how dominant San
Antonio was today.
- Zach Randolph had his worst game
of the Playoffs so far. He shot 1 out
of 8 and scored only two points in
28 minutes.
- This game was decided with six
minutes remaining. We had over
5:30 minutes of garbage time. I
wasn't expecting that for Game 1 of
the WCF. . .
nice one Spurs ^^
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2013, 08:27:10 PM
is teaming up with Sports
Spectacular to help eradicate
homelessness!
nakuu naman tong si kobe amp akala ko kung anu na yung Big Announcement na yan !
kobe just trolled all NBA fans ! . . .
Post by: mico on May 20, 2013, 10:11:13 PM
Kobe Bryant announced on that he
is teaming up with Sports
Spectacular to help eradicate
homelessness!
nakuu naman tong si kobe amp akala ko kung anu na yung Big Announcement na yan !
kobe just trolled all NBA fans ! . . .
hehehe akala ko eh another "The Decision" ang gagawin nya, susme na troll nga tayo.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 21, 2013, 12:19:17 AM
hehehe akala ko eh another "The Decision" ang gagawin nya, susme na troll nga tayo.
ayan din akala ko bro , tas akala ko din magretire na sya coz of his injury . . .
langya talaga tong si Kobrick !
pati pagtulong sa charity may presscon pa haha . . .
yeh ! go spurs ^^
Post by: mico on May 21, 2013, 02:45:17 AM
Post by: s1ms1m1 on May 21, 2013, 07:26:42 PM
Spurs yan, Experience vs Talent, team play vs Stars, pag memphis ang pumasok tsk tsk, mauulit lang nangyari sa OKC last year nasilat sila dahil kahit papano alam na ng Miami ang atmosphere sa finals nung natalo sila sa Mavs.
It could be the opposite. Miami maybe silently rooting for a Spurs final match up because they can impose their run gun offense. Memphis is 2nd in defense and they can match up well with Miami
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 21, 2013, 07:30:21 PM
Game 2 - Memphis at San Antonio -9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on ESPN
*NBA Draft Lottery - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on ESPN . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 21, 2013, 11:46:33 PM
CONTROVERSIAL NBA FILES:
Delonte West's affair with Gloria James (LBJ's mom) and LeBron's 2010 semis collapse.
One of the most terrible
perfomances of LeBron James was during the 2010 Eastern Conference Semifinals. He shot a total of 34% from the field in the final three games. Many people are saying it was just a cold spell at LeBron, but
some says it isn't.
The rumored guy behind LeBron's breakdown is no other than his former teammate, Delonte West.
Rumors said that West is having an affair with LeBron's mom, Gloria James. West denied all the rumors,
but this event maybe has something else to say.
FROM BLEACHERREPORT:
"If there is even the smallest grain of truth to any of this, it might explain why the Celtics signed Delonte to a one-year, $1,069,509 contract. He certainly didn't earn that contract by driving around the
Washington Beltway on a 2009 Can-am Spyder motorcycle with a 9mm
tucked into his belt, a Ruger .357 stuffed into his sock and a loaded shotgun in a guitar case.
Is it conceivable that Danny Ainge and Doc Rivers envision a specialized role for Delonte to play when the Celtics meet the Heat in the 2011 Playoffs? Delonte West will be Doc Rivers' ace up the sleeve—a 6'3'', 180-pound LeBron annihilator.
Skeptical? Allow me to paint a
picture here.
The score is tied. LeBron James is standing at the free-throw line during the final minutes of a critical
game five.
Doc Rivers subs in Delonte West, who, with a wicked smile on his face, walks directly in front of LeBron and whispers something tasteless.
LeBron bricks the second free
throw, and on the very next
possession is called for a defensive violation when he aggressively runs through a Paul Pierce pick. Clearly
angered by what he perceived to be a bit of acting on Pierce's part, and visibly upset by whatever West whispered to him, LeBron is hit with
a technical foul for excessive
complaining.
Ray Allen swishes the technical. Paul Pierce sinks two more free throws
for the blocking violation. Doc
Rivers high-fives Delonte as he subs Rondo back into the game. The Celtics have taken a four-point lead, all while Rondo gets a quick rest.
Game five goes to the Celtics.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 22, 2013, 06:31:17 PM
Memphis Grizzlies 89
(Spurs lead series 2-0)
Top Performers
SA
T. Duncan 17 PTS (FG 6-14), 9 REB,
4 BLK, 2 STL
T. Parker 15 PTS (FG 6-20), 18 AST,
5 REB, 3 STL
T. Splitter 14 PTS (FG 6-8), 4 REB, 2 BLK
MEM
M. Conley 18 PTS (FG 6-14), 4 REB,
4 AST, 2 STL
Z. Randolph 15 PTS (FG 6-18), 18
REB, 2 BLK
M. Gasol 12 PTS (FG 4-12), 14 REB,
4 AST, 2 BLK
MVP: Tony Parker . . .
nice one Spurs ^^
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 22, 2013, 11:07:54 PM
Game 1 - Indiana at Miami - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on TNT
******
Coach-less teams and possible candidates:
*ATLANTA HAWKS - Nate McMillan, Stan Van Gundy, Mike Budenholzer, Ettore Messina
BROOKLYN NETS - Brian Shaw, Scott Skiles, Kelvin Sampson, Jeff Van Gundy
CHARLOTTE BOBCATS - Kelvin Sampson, Quinn Snyder, Steve Clifford, Alvin Gentry, Elston Turner, Jeff Hornacek
DETROIT PISTONS - Maurice Cheeks, Brian Shaw, Nate McMillan, Lindsey Hunter
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS - Mike Malone, Byron Scott
MILWAUKEE BUCKS - *Larry Drew, Steve Clifford, J.B. Bickerstaff, Kelvin Sampson, Nate McMillan
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS - Michael Curry, Chris Finch, Kelvin Sampson, Jeff Hornacek, Mike Malone,
PHOENIX SUNS - Quinn Snyder, Jeff Hornacek
*Hawks haven't formally dismissed Larry Drew yet but are searching for a new coach already.
*Larry Drew is still Hawks' coach, but he is interviewing for other jobs, with the expectations of not returning to Atlanta.
******
NBA Draft Lottery Results:
14. Utah Jazz
13. Dallas Mavericks
12. Oklahoma City Thunder (via Toronto Raptors)
11. Philadelphia 76ers
10. Portland Trail Blazers
9. Minnesota Timberwolves
8. Detroit Pistons
7. Sacramento Kings
6. New Orleans Pelicans
5. Phoenix Suns
4. Charlotte Bobcats
3. Washington Wizards
2. Orlando Magic
1. Cleveland Cavaliers
Post by: mico on May 22, 2013, 11:48:27 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 23, 2013, 06:18:32 AM
Since New Orleans are now Pelicans,Michael Jordan officialy announced
that by 2014-2015 season, the
Charlotte Bobcats will go back to its
former name as "Charlotte
Hornets" . . .
*****
Mike Krzyzewski has decided to
remain as head coach of the U.S.
men's Olympic basketball team.
Krzyzewski earlier stated that the
2012 Olympics would be his last
time coaching the United States
team. The U.S mens basketball team is 62-1 in the last 7 years under Krzyzewski.
Krzyzewski will also coach the U.S.team at the 2014 FIBA World Cup of Basketball in Spain.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 23, 2013, 06:37:36 PM
(Heat lead series 1-0)
Top Performers
MIA
L. James 30 PTS (FG 12-24), 10 REB,
10 AST, 3 BLK (Buzzer Beater)
D. Wade 19 PTS (FG 9-15), 6 REB, 5
AST, 3 STL
C. Andersen 16 PTS (FG 7-7), 5 REB,
3 BLK
IND
P. George 27 PTS (FG 7-16) (3PM
3-6) (FT 10-11), 5 AST, 4 REB, 6 TO
D. West 26 PTS (FG 11-17), 5 REB
R. Hibbert 19 PTS (FG 9-18), 9 REB, 2 BLK
MVP: LeBron James
Note:
- LeBron James became the first
player in NBA Playoffs history to
have a buzzer beater and a triple-
double in the same game. . .
Post by: fayt on May 23, 2013, 10:35:22 PM
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Post by: mico on May 24, 2013, 04:13:52 AM
Sayang talaga ang pacers... Ang ganda ng laban... Dikit masyado
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Both Defensive Team and dalawang ito pero lamang ang Pacers sa Defense, dito masasabi that Defense is the best offense. Ayun talo indiana sa OT, wide open si LBJ hehehe
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 24, 2013, 06:12:15 AM
Highest grossing sneakers of the year in the NBA:
1. LeBron James (Nike): $300
million
2. Kobe Bryant (Nike): $50 million
3. Carmelo Anthony (Jordan): $40
million
4. Kevin Durant (Nike): $35 million
5. Derrick Rose (Adidas): $25
million . . .
*********
news :
All-NBA Teams:
First Team:
G: Chris Paul
G: Kobe Bryant
F: Kevin Durant
F: LeBron James
C: Tim Duncan
Second Team:
G: Tony Parker
G: Russell Westbrook
F: Carmelo Anthony
F: Blake Griffin
C: Marc Gasol
Third Team:
G: James Harden
G: Dwyane Wade
F: Paul George
F: David Lee
C: Dwight Howard
- no disrespect to CP3 pero dapat si TP ang nasa 1st team at pang 2nd team lang sya , anyway andyan na yan atlist may TD naman sa 1st ^^
sayang at wala si Steph , better luck next time nalang . . .
at sana di na sya ma snub sa all-star para malaki chance nya makapasok ng all NBA team :D
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 24, 2013, 07:03:26 PM
Game 2 - Indiana at Miami - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on TNT . . .
******
NBA Update:
Kobe Bryant has been named to the All-NBA first team for the 11th time, tying him with Karl Malone for the most such selections. This is Bryant's eighth straight first team selection.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2013, 06:44:23 PM
(Series tied 1-1)
Top Performers
IND
R. Hibbert 29 PTS (FG 10-15) (FT
9-10), 10 REB
P. George 23 PTS (FG 9-16), 6 AST
G. Hill 18 PTS (FG 6-8), 5 REB, 3 STL
MIA
L. James 36 PTS (FG 14-20), 8 REB,
3 STL
C. Bosh 17 PTS (FG 6-14), 5 REB
D. Wade 14 PTS (FG 6-14), 6 REB, 5 AST
MVP: Roy Hibbert . . .
Post by: s1ms1m1 on May 25, 2013, 06:58:02 PM
Post by: fayt on May 25, 2013, 07:51:50 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2013, 09:53:54 PM
a situation where haters tryin' to celebrate for just 1 win out of 7 games in the series.
*****
share lang pu ^^
Top Career Scoring Averages
( conference finals )
Lebron James - 31.2
Michael Jordan - 31.0
Hakeem Olajawon - 30.4
Jerry West - 29.7
Elgin Baylor - 29.6
Kobe Bryant - 26.8
Post by: fayt on May 25, 2013, 09:57:16 PM
#WakeUpCall:
a situation where haters tryin' to celebrate for just 1 win out of 7 games in the series.
*****
share lang pu ^^
Top Career Scoring Averages
( conference finals )
Lebron James - 31.2
Michael Jordan - 31.0
Hakeem Olajawon - 30.4
Jerry West - 29.7
Elgin Baylor - 29.6
Kobe Bryant - 26.8
Ah? Haters? Hahaha
I like indiana win because they put up a fight against giants.. they make series interesting as of now..
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2013, 10:12:17 PM
Ah? Haters? Hahaha
I like indiana win because they put up a fight against giants.. they make series interesting as of now..
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aw akala ko lang ^^
sorry naman kung naka offend ako sa na post ko :-\
tama maganda nga ang pinakita ng Indiana pero Heat pa din yan ^^
kingjames ee haha . . .
Post by: mico on May 25, 2013, 10:33:44 PM
Post by: fayt on May 25, 2013, 10:34:38 PM
Nun game 2 si lebron nagpatalo
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2013, 10:39:07 PM
Hmmmm.... so far sa series ngayon it's been a defensive game since game 1 and It's good to see na nakakasabay naman yung Pacers naalala ko yung 2004 Detroit Pistons.
yes i agree with you bro . Both teams are in the top 5 when it comes to defence , ang tanong dyan sino ang mas may Will manalo , ang Hungry Pacers ba o ang Nagde-defend ng title ang Heat ? ? malalaman natin yan sa mga susunod na games . . .
Post by: fayt on May 25, 2013, 10:40:08 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2013, 11:12:20 PM
Sunday, May 26 Schedule : 1 game
San Antonio 58-24 (Road:23-18) at
Memphis 56-26 (Home: 32-9)
9:00pm ET on ESPN C+ D
Spurs lead series 2-0
Post by: s1ms1m1 on May 26, 2013, 04:44:15 PM
#WakeUpCall:
a situation where haters tryin' to celebrate for just 1 win out of 7 games in the series.
*****
share lang pu ^^
Top Career Scoring Averages
( conference finals )
Lebron James - 31.2
Michael Jordan - 31.0
Hakeem Olajawon - 30.4
Jerry West - 29.7
Elgin Baylor - 29.6
Kobe Bryant - 26.8
It's not a celebration out of nothing. You might want to check out that in this series, Miami has been playing catch up most of the time. Both games played in American Airlines Arena. Wait till you see the games played in Bankers Field House... ;D
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 27, 2013, 07:27:52 AM
Game 3 - Miami at Indiana - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on TNT . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 27, 2013, 11:37:42 AM
Heat leads series 2-1
Miami
L. James 22 pts, 4 rbs, 3 asts
D. Wade 18 pts, 4 rbs, 8 asts, 2 blks
U. Haslem 17 pts, 7 rbs, 1 ast
C. Bosh 15 pts, 3 rbs
Indiana
D. West 21 pts, 10 rbs, 1 ast
R. Hibbert 20 pts, 17 rbs, 3 asts
G. Hill 19 pts, 1 rb, 2 asts
P. George 13 pts, 2 rbs, 8 asts . . .
******
Playoff Tree: Conference Finals
West:
5. Grizzlies - 0
2. Spurs - 3
East:
1. Heat - 2
3. Pacers - 1
Post by: McLovin on May 27, 2013, 12:07:50 PM
It's not a celebration out of nothing. You might want to check out that in this series, Miami has been playing catch up most of the time. Both games played in American Airlines Arena. Wait till you see the games played in Bankers Field House... ;D
ayun tinambakan hahaha! ngayon ko lang nakita kung gaano na nag improve ang post up game ni LBJ kinain ng buhay si george at naging non factor na rin sa depensa sa loob si hibbert kasi pumapasok na ang mga tira ni bosh sa labas kaya na stretch na ang depensa ng pacers.... magandang tingnan kung ano ang magiging adjustment ni vogel sa game 4
Post by: arthas™ on May 27, 2013, 04:31:03 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 27, 2013, 04:44:26 PM
ayun tinambakan hahaha! ngayon ko lang nakita kung gaano na nag improve ang post up game ni LBJ kinain ng buhay si george at naging non factor na rin sa depensa sa loob si hibbert kasi pumapasok na ang mga tira ni bosh sa labas kaya na stretch na ang depensa ng pacers.... magandang tingnan kung ano ang magiging adjustment ni vogel sa game 4
yeh ! tama kam malaking adjustment ang dapat gawin ni coach Frank para maka bawi sila . i think this will be a long series , probably game 6 or 7 , di naman basta-basta papatalo ng ganon nalang ang Pacers . . .
San Antonio vs. Miami na to.
yep yan din Bet ko maglaban at exciting din yan,may utang ang Spurs kay Lebron na dapat bayaran haha . . .
*****
Tuesday, May 28 Schedule: 1 game
Game 4 - San Antonio at Memphis - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on ESPN . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 28, 2013, 01:18:19 PM
Spurs - 93 Grizzlies - 86
( spurs win series 4-0 )
Parker: 37 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs./Pondexter: 22 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: Conference Finals
West:
5. Grizzlies - 0
2. SPURS - 4
East:
1. Heat - 2
3. Pacers - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 28, 2013, 03:10:36 PM
every time the Spurs advance to the Finals they win :))
kudos to Memphis they put up a good fight . . .
GasoL brothers Sweep ;D
*never under estimate the heart of the Champion ^^
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 29, 2013, 06:49:55 AM
head coach . . .
Budenholzer, 43, has been an assistant with the Spurs for the past 17 years and been with the organization under coach Gregg Popovich for 19
years overall. He has a long-term relationship with Hawks general manager Danny Ferry, who played
for Budenholzer and worked with him as an executive with the Spurs.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 29, 2013, 10:40:28 AM
Pacers 77
end of 3rd Qtr . . .
James - 18 pts 5 rebs 3 asts
Hibbert - 19 pts 9 rebs 1 ast . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 29, 2013, 11:53:51 AM
Miami 92 Final
Indiana 99
MIA:
L. James 24 Pts, 6 Reb, 5 Ast
M.Chalmers 20 Pts, 3 Rebs, 2 Stls
D.Wade 16 Pts, 3 Rebs, 6 Asts
IND:
R. Hibbert 23 Pts, 12 Reb,1 Ast
L.Stephenson 20 Pts, 5 Rebs, 2 Asts
G.Hill 19 Pts, 5 Rebs, 6 Asts
Series tied 2-2
Post by: chillout on May 29, 2013, 11:58:19 AM
Post by: fayt on May 29, 2013, 12:31:56 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 29, 2013, 01:15:45 PM
Post by: lusotako on May 29, 2013, 08:21:21 PM
basta andyan si Joe Crawford maganda ang tawagan haha . . .
haha natawa ako bigla dito. ^^,) walang magagawa sabi nga eh a win is a win.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 30, 2013, 11:39:12 AM
EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS -
GAME 5 - SERIES TIED 2-2
Game 5 - Miami at Indiana
8:30 pm ET on TNT
**********
Charlotte Bobcats introduce Steve Clifford as their new head Coach . . .
**********
NBA Trade Rumor:
The Cleveland Cavaliers are fielding calls from everywhere, but the team they'd really like to make a deal is Minnesota and if the Timberwolves are willing to surrender Kevin Love. The No.1 pick is available to them.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 31, 2013, 11:25:46 AM
Pacers - 79 Heat - 90
George: 27 Pts. 5 Asts. 11 Rebs.
James: 30 Pts. 6 Asts. 8 Rebs.
Post by: fayt on May 31, 2013, 12:24:00 PM
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Post by: zzgundam on May 31, 2013, 12:37:32 PM
Looks the series will come to an end in next game.. heat will win 4-2I agree. Heat will win in 6, by my calculations.
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Post by: McLovin on May 31, 2013, 01:57:35 PM
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Post by: fayt on June 01, 2013, 06:09:00 AM
let's go heat !!! :-X pasalamat lang ang pacers may hibbert sila >:(
Haha, so pede rin sabihin na pasalamat ang heat dahil may lebron sila?
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 01, 2013, 07:12:33 AM
-DeMarcus Cousins does not want to be traded from the Kings.
-The Bucks hire Larry Drew as their new head coach.
-Masai Ujiri, Executive of the Year for the Nuggets, has accepted GM job with the Toronto Raptors
-Marvin Williams will have surgery on his Achilles tendon and will miss approximately six months. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 01, 2013, 10:46:22 AM
EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS -
GAME 6 - SERIES Heat 3 - 2 Pacers
Game 6 - Miami at Indiana
8:30 pm ET on TNT
**********
Chris Andersen (MIA) has been SUSPENDED for Game 6 for shoving Tyler Hansbrough (IND) during
Game 5!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 01, 2013, 10:48:17 AM
EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS -
GAME 6 - SERIES Heat 3 - 2 Pacers
Game 6 - Miami at Indiana
8:30 pm ET on TNT
**********
Chris Andersen (MIA) has been SUSPENDED for Game 6 for shoving Tyler Hansbrough (IND) during
Game 5!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 01, 2013, 05:59:57 PM
LeBron James has recorded a triple-double in six straight postseasons, tying him with Jason Kidd (2002-07) and Magic Johnson (1982-87) for the longest such streak in postseason history. . .
Post by: ¿m☺ÿ on June 01, 2013, 07:19:49 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 03, 2013, 02:28:37 AM
-According to sources, Dwight Howard are talking to his possible suitors on free agency such as Rockets, Mavericks, Hawks, etc. He will weigh every option..
-The Nets have contacted Jeff Van Gundy for their coaching job.
-David West wants to re-sign with the Pacers in the off-season. . .
Post by: loverboy20 on June 03, 2013, 06:02:35 AM
let's go heat ! ! ! :-X
waiting mode 8)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 03, 2013, 06:59:11 AM
Atlanta Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Dallas Mavericks
Houston Rockets
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 03, 2013, 08:53:52 PM
postgame gay slur .
The NBA has fined Roy Hibbert $75,000 after the Indiana Pacers center used a gay slur in one answer and a profanity in another during his news conference Saturday following Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals. . .
Post by: arthas™ on June 03, 2013, 09:01:20 PM
Hibbert fined $75,000 for
postgame gay slur .
The NBA has fined Roy Hibbert $75,000 after the Indiana Pacers center used a gay slur in one answer and a profanity in another during his news conference Saturday following Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals. . .
wala kasing preno sa pagsasalita yan tuloy. chill lang dapat, maswerte nga at umabot pa sila game 7.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 03, 2013, 10:39:33 PM
manalo o matalo bigla ang respeto ko sa Pacers , napakaganda ng laban na pinapakita nila sa series na to , pinahihirapan talaga nila ng husto ang Heat . . .
**********
Tuesday , June 04 Schedule : 1 Game
EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS -
GAME 7 - SERIES Tied at 3 - 3
Game 7 - Indiana at Miami
8:30 pm ET on TNT . . .
Post by: arthas™ on June 03, 2013, 10:42:04 PM
" no homo " Hibbert . . .
manalo o matalo bigla ang respeto ko sa Pacers , napakaganda ng laban na pinapakita nila sa series na to , pinahihirapan talaga nila ng husto ang Heat . . .
ang buong akala ko nga tapos na ng game 6 e. i was surprised pagkagising ko buhay pa ang pacers lol! what a game. pero kung excitement ang usapan, heat vs spurs ako.
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Post by: gab on June 03, 2013, 10:44:25 PM
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Post by: arthas™ on June 03, 2013, 10:45:05 PM
Delikado pa ang heat nyan...tsk..tsk...
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 03, 2013, 10:49:04 PM
pero ang deciding factor talaga dito ay ang ipapakita nila D-Wade at Bosh bukas , sila talaga ang missing link ee . .
Post by: arthas™ on June 03, 2013, 10:51:38 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 03, 2013, 11:11:32 PM
kay coach spo naman , magset din dapat sya ng play para kay Wade at bosh , di palage yung kay Lebron ang bola tsk.
dyan mu makikita talaga ang kahinaan ng coaching staff pag may inaasahan ka sa team mu na mag aangat sayo. . .
yari sila talaga sa Spurs kung sakaling magkatapat sila , very discipline at well coach ang team na yun . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 04, 2013, 02:50:34 AM
Jason Kidd retiring after 19 seasons . . .
Jason Kidd announced his retirement Monday after 19 seasons as one of the best passing and rebounding point guards in NBA history.
Kidd, 40, leaves the game as a sure-fire Hall of Fame point guard. The 10-time All-Star led the NBA in assists five times and finished second all-time in assists and steals behind John Stockton.
Kidd averaged 12.6 points, 8.7 assists, 6.3 rebounds and 1.9 steals in 1,391 regular-season games. He took great pride in his ability to make teammates better and his knack for turning teams
around.
Woodson said in the statement that Kidd "provided an incredible voice inside our locker room and I considered it an honor to say I coached him." . . .
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Grant Hill and Jason Kidd, once co-rookies of the year both announced their retirement within 2 days.
Respect to two of the best to play
in our era. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 04, 2013, 05:55:07 AM
May 21, 2006: Pistons 79, Cavaliers 61: LeBron scored 27 points on a relatively bad shooting night (24 shots) but got no help from his teammates who shot 22 percent. Pistons moved on to the next round, where they lost to the 2006 Heat who eventually beat the Mavs to win the ring.
May 18, 2008: Celtics 97, Cavaliers 91: LeBron James was a total monster, scoring 42 points in game 7. However the second best player on his team, ironically Delonte West scored just 15 points. Pierce scored 41 points and matched LeBron, as the Celtics went on to win the ring.
June 9, 2012: Heat 101, Celtics 88: This is the first time LeBron James won a game 7. He scored 31 points, but had a lot of help as Wade had 23, Bosh had 19, and Battier chipped in with 12. The Heat Offense was like a well oiled machine, as the Heat went on to win the ring.
June 3, 2013: Heat vs. Pacers: As is clear from the previous games, LeBron is going to need some help. Wade and Bosh are going to need to step up. Indiana has the best defense in the NBA, so they will try to take the flow out of the Heat's offense. LeBron will need to have a big game, but it remains to be seen if he can do it alone. . .
Game 7 Points Per Game Leaders :
LeBron James (34.3)
Michael Jordan (33.7)
Post by: loverboy20 on June 04, 2013, 11:52:37 AM
Post by: gab on June 04, 2013, 12:31:09 PM
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Post by: dennis magtulis on June 04, 2013, 01:11:03 PM
I don't care whoever wins..haha,,bat kasi ang agang naeliminate ng mga bet ko :'(
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 04, 2013, 07:24:16 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 05, 2013, 06:50:32 AM
The San Antonio Spurs are making their fifth appearance in the NBA Finals, which ranks eighth all-time in Finals history. Spurs are .727 (16-6) all-time in NBA Finals games, which marks the best winning percentage of any team in Finals history. The Silver and Black own a 9-2 (.818) overall home record in the NBA Finals and a 7-4 (.636) road record. With an NBA Championship in 2007, the San Antonio Spurs became just the third team since the 1976-77 ABA/NBA merger to win four championships in a nine-year span (Lakers and Bulls are the others), making them only one of two teams in NBA history to make more than one trip to the NBA Finals and never lose a series (Chicago Bulls, 6-0).
Tim Duncan has won more playoff games in his career (129) than 20 of the other 29 current NBA franchises. With three NBA Finals MVPs (1999, 2003 and 2005.), Duncan is one of four players to win the award three-or-more times, joining Michael Jordan (six), Magic Johnson (three) and Shaquille O'Neal (three). Duncan is just the second player in history to earn NBA Finals MVP honors in each of his first three trips to the Finals (Michael Jordan was six-for-six).
more to come . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 05, 2013, 07:57:53 PM
Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili are the first trio on a team other than the Celtics and Lakers to reach the NBA Finals four times together. Here is a look at where the Spurs trio ranks in NBA postseason history:
1. LA LAKERS
Magic Johnson , Kareem Abdul-Jabar , Michael Cooper =
110 wins
2. SAN ANTONIO SPURS
Tim Duncan , Tony Parker , Manu Ginobili = 98 wins
3. LA LAKERS
Magic Johnson,Kareem Abdul-Jabar,Byron Scott = 93 wins
4. BOSTON CELTICS
Larry Bird,Kevin Mchale,Robert Parish = 92 wins .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 05, 2013, 08:00:25 PM
Since the Spurs selected Tim Duncan with the first overall selection in the 1997 NBA Draft, San Antonio has the highest winning percentage in the postseason over the last 16 years (1998-present). The Lakers currently have the most wins and have one more championship (5) than the Spurs (4) during that time frame. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 06, 2013, 05:49:26 AM
Playoff Success in the Duncan Era :
Since the Spurs selected Tim Duncan with the first overall selection in the 1997 NBA Draft, San Antonio has the highest winning percentage in the postseason over the last 16 years (1998-present). The Lakers currently have the most wins and have one more championship (5) than the Spurs (4) during that time frame.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 06, 2013, 05:52:29 AM
Complete Schedules of NBA Finals game ( PHIL time ) :
Game 1 Friday, June 07
SAS at Miami , 9am
Game 2 Monday, June 10
SAS at Miami , 8am
Game 3 Wednesday, June 12
Miami at SAS , 9am
Game 4 Friday, June 14
Miami at SAS , 9am
* if necessary
Game 5 Monday, June 17
Miami at SAS , 8am
Game 6 Wednesday, June 19
SAS at Miami , 9am
Game 7 Friday, June 21
SAS at Miami , 9am
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 06, 2013, 08:14:52 PM
Special mention na natin ang kanilang magiting na 6th Man.
Ray Allen vs Manu Ginobili.
This matchup features a couple of veteran, and champions.
They can both knock down 3s, they can create their own shot. They're both old. Both sharpshooters and still agile.
Manu can facilitate better than Ray.
But Allen can shoot better than Manu.
Who do you think have the edge ?
Post by: McLovin on June 07, 2013, 08:07:30 AM
Sa mga Star Players,given na yan talagang gagawa ng paraan ang mga yan para manalo LBJ and co.for the Heat and TD-TP for the Spurs,pero tingin ko ang malaking Factor dyan ay yung Depth ng Bench of each team .
Special mention na natin ang kanilang magiting na 6th Man.
Ray Allen vs Manu Ginobili.
This matchup features a couple of veteran, and champions.
They can both knock down 3s, they can create their own shot. They're both old. Both sharpshooters and still agile.
Manu can facilitate better than Ray.
But Allen can shoot better than Manu.
Who do you think have the edge ?
don't forget the role players diaw & battier; miller & boner; these are the guys na kapag maganda ang laro nakakabuhay ng team sama mo pa dyan si t-mac
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 08, 2013, 04:51:46 AM
“If LeBron was playing in the late ’80s or early ’90s,” Rodman said, “he’d be just an average player.”
“If Michael played today … really? If he played the game today at 28 years old, he would average 40 points a game, probably more,” said Rodman, who won three titles as Jordan’s teammate with Chicago.
Rodman added: “I’m just sick and tired of people always comparing him and Michael Jordan. It’s a whole different era, man.”
“Look at those teams [when Rodman played]. Look at the Cleveland Cavaliers. Look at Golden State when they had Chris Webber and all of those guys. If those teams then could play now, they would kick anybody’s ass today. Are you kidding me?”
“The Heat has better talent than we had, but we had smarter players,” Rodman said. “We would match up with the Heat easy. I would take Bosh out of his damn game easy. That’s not even a problem. How would Dwyane Wade match up with Scottie Pippen? Really? Scottie Pippen would guard LeBron easy. How are you going to cover those two guys [Jordan and Pippen]?”
Rodman said he would have welcomed the chance to guard James.
“If I was 28 years old guarding LeBron … are you kidding me?” Rodman said. “If he scored on me, I would be like, OK, thanks. Guess what, though? Sooner or later, somebody’s gotta win, somebody’s gotta lose, and most of the time I don’t lose.”
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 09, 2013, 07:01:44 AM
The Harden trade was a complete failure. I still can't wrap my head around that move. They could've had such a tremendous team for a decade competing for championships, which would have paid off any taxes and beyond. Not too mention, they have one of the best fan bases in the entire NBA.
I think 10 years from now,many people will look at that trade as one of the worst in NBA history.
i agree , this will go down as one of the worst trade ever . . .
Post by: arthas™ on June 09, 2013, 04:38:15 PM
qoute ko lang si Rodman :
“If LeBron was playing in the late ’80s or early ’90s,” Rodman said, “he’d be just an average player.”
“If Michael played today … really? If he played the game today at 28 years old, he would average 40 points a game, probably more,” said Rodman, who won three titles as Jordan’s teammate with Chicago.
Rodman added: “I’m just sick and tired of people always comparing him and Michael Jordan. It’s a whole different era, man.”
“Look at those teams [when Rodman played]. Look at the Cleveland Cavaliers. Look at Golden State when they had Chris Webber and all of those guys. If those teams then could play now, they would kick anybody’s ass today. Are you kidding me?”
“The Heat has better talent than we had, but we had smarter players,” Rodman said. “We would match up with the Heat easy. I would take Bosh out of his damn game easy. That’s not even a problem. How would Dwyane Wade match up with Scottie Pippen? Really? Scottie Pippen would guard LeBron easy. How are you going to cover those two guys [Jordan and Pippen]?”
Rodman said he would have welcomed the chance to guard James.
“If I was 28 years old guarding LeBron … are you kidding me?” Rodman said. “If he scored on me, I would be like, OK, thanks. Guess what, though? Sooner or later, somebody’s gotta win, somebody’s gotta lose, and most of the time I don’t lose.”
well said mr. rodman. tama lahat ng sinabi nya. comparing heat with jordan era is stupid.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 10, 2013, 11:57:58 AM
SAN ANTONIO - 84
MIAMI - 103
series 1-1 tied
SAS
D.Green - 17pts , 1 reb , 1 ast
T.Parker- 13pts , 3rebs , 5asts
T.Duncan- 9pts , 11rebs , 1ast
MIA
L.James- 17pts , 8rebs , 7asts
D.Wade- 10pts , 2rebs , 6asts
M.Chalmers- 19pts,4rebs,2asts
Notes :
The Spurs remained at 131 playoff wins, two back of the Lakers for most in the NBA since 1997, when Duncan was drafted. ... Clippers veteran Chauncey Billups, a former NBAFinals MVP, was chosen Sunday as the first winner of the NBA's Twyman-Stokes Teammate of the Year Award.It was named for Maurice Stokes, who was paralyzed in an on-court accident in 1958, and teammate Jack Twyman, who became Stokes' legal guardian and watched over him for 12 years until Stokes died in 1970. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 10, 2013, 05:15:49 PM
Danny Green set an NBA Finals
record for 3-pointers made without a miss (5-for-5) in a single game, besting the 4 for-4 marks of Paul Pierce (2008) and Scott Wedman
(1985).
Green also tied Robert Horry’s franchise record with five 3- pointers made in a Finals game. . .
Post by: ¿m☺ÿ on June 11, 2013, 12:01:39 AM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 11, 2013, 06:15:38 PM
The Memphis Grizzlies will not offer Lionel Hollins a new deal.
Hollins led the Grizzlies to the Western Conference Finals this season before losing to the Spurs in four games.
The Grizzlies will consider George Karl, Alvin Gentry and David Joergeras . . .
Post by: krimson38 on June 11, 2013, 11:56:42 PM
Post by: lusotako on June 12, 2013, 12:33:45 AM
news :
The Memphis Grizzlies will not offer Lionel Hollins a new deal.
Hollins led the Grizzlies to the Western Conference Finals this season before losing to the Spurs in four games.
The Grizzlies will consider George Karl, Alvin Gentry and David Joergeras . . .
no way. Hollins did a great job, well I think the Grizzlies have the right to do everything they want, but still...
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 12, 2013, 09:45:49 AM
EVER averaged a triple-double in the NBA Finals.
Through two games, LeBron James is averaging 17.5 PPG, 13.0 RPG, & 8.5 APG. LeBron would need 3 points, 7 rebounds, & 12 assists tonight to acquire a triple-double average for the series through three games.
Chance LeBron finishes the series (whether win or loss) with the triple-double average? Likely.
Why? The Spurs' gameplan.
San Antonio appears to have built their defensive scheme against the Miami Heat around forcing LeBron to be more of a passer than a scorer. They give him the assists, based on that analysis.Defensively,nothing changes for James as his rebounding will go unaffected by the Spurs' defense but despite the Spurs' plan, you simply cannot stop the 6'8" monster that is LeBron James from scoring. You can surely hinder it, but not yield it totally.
LeBron James had this to say:“What I do know is sharing the ball is contagious, and it allows everyone to feel involved in the offense. For me personally, I know I attract a lot of attention.This team has been set up the right way where when I do attract attention, we have guys that can make plays.”
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 12, 2013, 10:31:15 AM
Miami 50-44
Recap :
Points - Wade 12 / Neal 14
Rebs - L.James 6 / Duncan 7
Asts - Wade 5 / Parker 7
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 12, 2013, 11:42:51 AM
Miami - 77
San Antonio - 113
Spurs lead Series 2 - 1
Leaders :
Points - Wade 16 / Green 27
Rebs - James 11 / Duncan 14
Asts - James and Wade 5 / Parker 8
Post by: silverado on June 12, 2013, 11:45:55 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 12, 2013, 12:50:20 PM
even a " King " has to " Neal " every once in a while ^^
Post by: Puswak63 on June 12, 2013, 01:01:04 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 13, 2013, 11:33:24 AM
Nets hired ex-star J Kidd as coach . . .
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 14, 2013, 11:53:23 AM
Miami 109
San Antonio 93
Series tied 2 - 2
Leaders :
Points - L.James 33 / Duncan 20
Rebs - Bosh 13 / Leonard 7
Asts - Chalmers 5 / Parker 9
Post by: Puswak63 on June 14, 2013, 12:00:15 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 14, 2013, 03:37:04 PM
LeBron James surpassed Hakeem Olajuwon & John Havlicek in the all-time Playoffs scoring leaders! He's
currently 9th behind another legend: Larry Bird! He needs 120 more points to catch him.
kobe was at # 3
Duncan at #6 among active players . . .
Post by: rodpau on June 14, 2013, 04:04:44 PM
;D
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 15, 2013, 10:20:04 AM
Andre Iguadala has officially opted out of his contract and will become a free agent this summer. . .
san kaya sya magandang mapuntang Team :/
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 15, 2013, 02:10:28 PM
Game 1: 4 turnover = Heat's 8 points off turnover (WIN)
Game 2: 16 turnover = Heat's 19 points off turnover (LOSS)
Game 3: 12 turnover = Heat's 17 points off turnover (WIN)
Game 4: 18 turnover = Heat's
23 points off turnover (LOSS)
ayun kaya natalo . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 15, 2013, 04:24:01 PM
From July 26-28, Houston Rockets All-Star James Harden and New Orleans Pelicans starting guard Eric Gordon will visit the Philippines to headline the NBA 3X event that will be held at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Harden’s visit of Manila in July will be his first of two for the year, with the other one being in October when the
Houston Rockets and Indiana Pacers play in a preseason matchup as part of the 2013 NBA Global Games.
In September, Chicago Bulls
superstar and former NBA MVP Derrick Rose will make his return to Manila to promote the latest shoe, the D Rose 773. Rose, who visited Manila last July 2011, will be in Manila from September 14-16 and will be a major part of the three-day fiasco.
Post by: krimson38 on June 16, 2013, 08:54:26 AM
The Boston Celtics are deep in discussions with the Los Angeles Clippers on a blockbuster deal to send coach Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett to Los Angeles, league sources told Yahoo! Sports.
The final hurdle of a deal centers on the Clippers' willingness to include guard Eric Bledsoe into a trade package with Boston, sources said.
Boston and Los Angeles are discussing a package that will send DeAndre Jordan and a first-round pick to the Celtics for Garnett and the right to hire Rivers as coach, sources said.
Garnett will waive his no-trade clause to go to the Clippers, where he'll be reunited with Rivers. Celtics assistant Ty Lue also will likely join them in Los Angeles, sources told Yahoo! Sports.
Read full article here- http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--celtics-in-trade-talks-to-send-doc-rivers--kevin-garnett-to-clippers-201709995.html;_ylt=Av_2_bsXN9FYCDsivPvmWmA5nYcB;_ylu=X3oDMTQ0aGtwaWsyBG1pdANGRUFUVVJFRCBNZWdhdHJvbiBTUE9SVFMgRlAEcGtnAzczODA0ZGIwLWU0OGEtM2FiNS04NjlhLTZjZGQ5MTRlY2RkNwRwb3MDNARzZWMDbWVnYXRyb24EdmVyAzZlNWMzYWYzLWQ2MWQtMTFlMi05YmZmLWZiNDEzYWZkODliYQ--;_ylg=X3oDMTFkcW51ZGliBGludGwDdXMEbGFuZwNlbi11cwRwc3RhaWQDBHBzdGNhdANob21lBHB0A3BtaA--;_ylv=3 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--celtics-in-trade-talks-to-send-doc-rivers--kevin-garnett-to-clippers-201709995.html;_ylt=Av_2_bsXN9FYCDsivPvmWmA5nYcB;_ylu=X3oDMTQ0aGtwaWsyBG1pdANGRUFUVVJFRCBNZWdhdHJvbiBTUE9SVFMgRlAEcGtnAzczODA0ZGIwLWU0OGEtM2FiNS04NjlhLTZjZGQ5MTRlY2RkNwRwb3MDNARzZWMDbWVnYXRyb24EdmVyAzZlNWMzYWYzLWQ2MWQtMTFlMi05YmZmLWZiNDEzYWZkODliYQ--;_ylg=X3oDMTFkcW51ZGliBGludGwDdXMEbGFuZwNlbi11cwRwc3RhaWQDBHBzdGNhdANob21lBHB0A3BtaA--;_ylv=3)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 16, 2013, 01:56:13 PM
Celtics in trade talks to send Doc Rivers, Kevin Garnett to Clippers
The Boston Celtics are deep in discussions with the Los Angeles Clippers on a blockbuster deal to send coach Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett to Los Angeles, league sources told Yahoo! Sports.
The final hurdle of a deal centers on the Clippers' willingness to include guard Eric Bledsoe into a trade package with Boston, sources said.
Boston and Los Angeles are discussing a package that will send DeAndre Jordan and a first-round pick to the Celtics for Garnett and the right to hire Rivers as coach, sources said.
Garnett will waive his no-trade clause to go to the Clippers, where he'll be reunited with Rivers. Celtics assistant Ty Lue also will likely join them in Los Angeles, sources told Yahoo! Sports.
Read full article here- http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--celtics-in-trade-talks-to-send-doc-rivers--kevin-garnett-to-clippers-201709995.html;_ylt=Av_2_bsXN9FYCDsivPvmWmA5nYcB;_ylu=X3oDMTQ0aGtwaWsyBG1pdANGRUFUVVJFRCBNZWdhdHJvbiBTUE9SVFMgRlAEcGtnAzczODA0ZGIwLWU0OGEtM2FiNS04NjlhLTZjZGQ5MTRlY2RkNwRwb3MDNARzZWMDbWVnYXRyb24EdmVyAzZlNWMzYWYzLWQ2MWQtMTFlMi05YmZmLWZiNDEzYWZkODliYQ--;_ylg=X3oDMTFkcW51ZGliBGludGwDdXMEbGFuZwNlbi11cwRwc3RhaWQDBHBzdGNhdANob21lBHB0A3BtaA--;_ylv=3 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--celtics-in-trade-talks-to-send-doc-rivers--kevin-garnett-to-clippers-201709995.html;_ylt=Av_2_bsXN9FYCDsivPvmWmA5nYcB;_ylu=X3oDMTQ0aGtwaWsyBG1pdANGRUFUVVJFRCBNZWdhdHJvbiBTUE9SVFMgRlAEcGtnAzczODA0ZGIwLWU0OGEtM2FiNS04NjlhLTZjZGQ5MTRlY2RkNwRwb3MDNARzZWMDbWVnYXRyb24EdmVyAzZlNWMzYWYzLWQ2MWQtMTFlMi05YmZmLWZiNDEzYWZkODliYQ--;_ylg=X3oDMTFkcW51ZGliBGludGwDdXMEbGFuZwNlbi11cwRwc3RhaWQDBHBzdGNhdANob21lBHB0A3BtaA--;_ylv=3)
Talks between Celtics and Clippers have died down because the Clippers are not willing to include Eric Bledsoe in any kind of deal for Garnett.
Clippers are turning their attention to Brian Shaw and Lionel Hollins for coaching
candidates. . .
Post by: krimson38 on June 16, 2013, 04:42:31 PM
Post by: krimson38 on June 16, 2013, 04:44:40 PM
BREAKING :
Andre Iguadala has officially opted out of his contract and will become a free agent this summer. . .
san kaya sya magandang mapuntang Team :/
Andre I. just saw his GM (the guy who brought him to Denver) and head coach leave the Nuggets this off-season, so he probably wants to test the free agent market. Will he stay in the West, or go back East? We shall see.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 16, 2013, 05:58:03 PM
ayan ang mga teams na nakikita kong mag click pag pinasukan ni Andre I .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 17, 2013, 11:50:29 AM
Miami 104
San Antonio 114
Spurs lead series 3 - 2
Leaders
Points - James 25 / Parker 26
Rebs - james 6 / Duncan 12
Asts - Wade 10 / Ginobili
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 17, 2013, 07:30:08 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 19, 2013, 06:42:10 AM
Danny Green's numbers compared to Reggie Miller and Ray Allen:
- In his postseason career, Reggie Miller hit 320 threes in 5,305 minutes over 144 games. That translates to one three every 16.6 minutes on the court.
- Ray Allen is a little bit better, he has hit 351 threes in 5,477 minutes over 149 games, which equals one three every 15.6 minutes.
- In his first 37 postseason games, Green has hit 74 threes in just 888 minutes. That is one every 12.0 minutes. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 20, 2013, 01:44:56 PM
Only road winners:
Boston over Lakers 1969
Boston over Bucks 1974
Washington over Sonics 1978
Can the Spurs be in the 4th team to do that? ?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 21, 2013, 09:05:00 AM
Shuttlesworth father of Jesus
Shuttlesworth in 'He Got Game' just arrived in American Airlines Arena to support his Hall of Famer son (Ray2x) . . .
Post by: silverado on June 21, 2013, 07:10:48 PM
In Game 7s of NBA Finals, the home teams are 14-3 all time.
Only road winners:
Boston over Lakers 1969
Boston over Bucks 1974
Washington over Sonics 1978
Can the Spurs be in the 4th team to do that? ?
they just did. 15-3 na. ::)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 22, 2013, 09:16:33 AM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 22, 2013, 11:25:32 AM
ayos to aa 8)
ang galing naman . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 24, 2013, 06:53:15 AM
Doc Rivers is finalizing a three-year, $21 million contract with the Clippers. The Celtics will receive a 2015 first round draft pick from the Clippers as part of the deal.
**********
Update News:
The Cavaliers have offered the
Celtics two second round draft
picks for Paul Pierce. . .
Post by: krimson38 on June 24, 2013, 04:57:03 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 24, 2013, 06:40:53 PM
Kevin Garnett is likely to remain with the Celtics for at least one more year before hanging up the boots . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 24, 2013, 10:41:17 PM
But the Indiana series, in which Roy Hibbert controlled the paint like Ray Lewis, exposed Miami’s lack of a post presence. Bosh is not the post player he used to be, especially during his
best years in Toronto . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 25, 2013, 06:54:29 AM
Wizards have held discussions on a
trade of Luol Deng for the No. 3
overall pick.
The Cleveland Cavaliers also have
interest in Deng, according to
sources.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 25, 2013, 09:06:13 PM
- The Chicago Bulls and the
Washington Wizards are discussing a trade that would send Luol Deng to the Wizards, in return for the #3 pick in the NBA Draft and Emeka Okafor.
- Luol Deng, Danny Granger, and Lamarcus Aldridge all could be dealt before the NBA Draft.
- The Boston Celtics are looking to trade Paul Pierce for a first round draft pick.
- The Los Angeles Clippers and the Orlando Magic are expected to make a trade on draft day that would send Eric Bledsoe and Caron Butler to the Magic, in return for Arron Afflalo.
- The Minnesota Timberwolves and the Brooklyn Nets are discussing a trade involving MarShon Brooks.
- The Utah Jazz will likely let Al
Jefferson walk away in free-agency.
- The Portland Trail Blazers are
interested in signing Tiago Splitter and Nikola Pekovic this off-season.
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According to ESPN, the Trail Blazers rejected the Cavs offer of Portland getting the 1st and 19th picks in the 2013 draft. Which would send LeMarcus Aldridge to Cleveland.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 25, 2013, 11:10:59 PM
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Did you know?
It was a game vs. the Magic, when MJ wore #12 as an “emergency uniform” during the 1990-1991 season after his uniforms were stolen from the visitors’ locker room. Wearing a jersey
with no last name, Jordan scored a game-high 49 points in a victory over the Magic.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 26, 2013, 03:50:00 AM
J.R. Smith will NOT exercise his
player option for the 2013-14 season and he will become a unrestricted free agent.
This season J.R. Smith won sixth man of the year after averaging 18.1 and 5.3 rebounds OFF THE BENCH.
The Knicks made it clear that JR. is their main priority this off-season,but they can only offer him a contract starting at 5 million per season. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 27, 2013, 12:16:04 AM
Former Phoenix Suns coach Alvin Gentry will soon decide between an offer to be an assistant coach on Mike D'Antoni's staff with the Los Angeles Lakers and an invitation to be an associate head coach on Doc Rivers' new staff with the Los Angeles Clippers, according to a source with knowledge of the situation . . .
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Report : Celtics want first round pick for Pierce; looking at younger coaches
Rumor : Thunder trying to land a top-five draft pick, offering two lower picks and Kendrick Perkins
Brooklyn In The Market For Garnett
J.R. Smith declines New York Knicks option to become free agent . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 27, 2013, 06:42:47 AM
James thought his first title would be his most difficult accomplishment, but his second title turned out to be a more arduous test. In this week's issue, Lee Jenkins has an exclusive take on how Miami's repeat took everything LeBron had to give:
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 28, 2013, 01:19:11 AM
Boston and Brooklyn reportedly discussing a deal that would send Kevin Garnett AND Paul Pierce to Brooklyn for the expiring contracts of Kris Humphries, Gerald Wallace, Tomike Shenglia and THREE first-round picks. KG has a no trade clause so he would have to agree to such a deal.Nothing is imminent but talks are ongoing . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 28, 2013, 05:30:07 AM
- Nets and Celtics are discussing a blockbuster deal that would send Garnett and Pierce to Brooklyn. . .
Boston and Brooklyn reportedly discussing a deal that would send Kevin Garnett AND Paul Pierce to Brooklyn for the expiring contracts of Kris Humphries, Gerald Wallace, Tomike Shenglia and THREE first-round picks. KG has a no trade clause so he would have to agree to such a deal.Nothing is imminent but talks are ongoing . . .
- Trevor Ariza will opt in to the final year of his contract and will return to the Washington Wizard . . .
EDIT :
CONFIRMED :
Boston Celtics/Brooklyn Nets deal likely to be done by the hour! Celtics plan to send Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, & now Jason Terry and will receive Kris Humphries, Gerald Wallace, Tomike Shenglia, and three first-round draft picks from the Nets.
Potential Opening Day Lineup (BKN)
PG Deron Williams
SG Joe Johnson
SF Paul Pierce
PF Kevin Garnett
C Brook Lopez
SIXTH: Jason Terry
*anlakas ng line up pantapat may tulog Heat nito sa East kung sakali ! (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/044.gif)
Post by: McLovin on June 28, 2013, 07:55:55 AM
Post by: caligula on June 29, 2013, 05:43:18 AM
The Heat are likely to determine Bosh’s value on the open market, hoping to acquire a bona fide center.Amazingly, primarily because of James and Wade, the Heat have won consecutive titles without a productive center.
But the Indiana series, in which Roy Hibbert controlled the paint like Ray Lewis, exposed Miami’s lack of a post presence. Bosh is not the post player he used to be, especially during his
best years in Toronto . . .
In light of this, what about the prospect of signing Greg Oden, a bonafide center, with the Heat? Usap-usapan sa grapevine, the scouts find him to be in the best form and health and has fully recovered sa arthroscopic surgery. Bosh can now move to his natural forward position with Oden in the center. Haslem is the one that will go.
They can get Oden cheap and his last stats of 15 pts and 4.5 rebounds is far better than Haslem's.
Post by: McLovin on June 29, 2013, 08:20:00 AM
In light of this, what about the prospect of signing Greg Oden, a bonafide center, with the Heat? Usap-usapan sa grapevine, the scouts find him to be in the best form and health and has fully recovered sa arthroscopic surgery. Bosh can now move to his natural forward position with Oden in the center. Haslem is the one that will go.
They can get Oden cheap and his last stats of 15 pts and 4.5 rebounds is far better than Haslem's.
i doubt na bibitawan nila si haslem he started his career as a heat probably he'll end it being one
Post by: henu on June 29, 2013, 05:57:16 PM
CONFIRMED :
Boston Celtics/Brooklyn Nets deal likely to be done by the hour! Celtics plan to send Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, & now Jason Terry and will receive Kris Humphries, Gerald Wallace, Tomike Shenglia, and three first-round draft picks from the Nets.
Potential Opening Day Lineup (BKN)
PG Deron Williams
SG Joe Johnson
SF Paul Pierce
PF Kevin Garnett
C Brook Lopez
SIXTH: Jason Terry
*anlakas ng line up pantapat may tulog Heat nito sa East kung sakali ! (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/044.gif)
done deal at official na Nets na si KG and Pierce. Brooklyn also has a new coach in first-timer Jason Kidd, hopefully mag blend sila ng maayos. who’ll be the big dog, Williams o si KG?
the Nets’ first five is awesome on paper, sana they could go beyond and be able to contend for the championship. it’ll be great to see KG and Pierce have their second rings before they retire.
Post by: caligula on June 29, 2013, 06:01:43 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 30, 2013, 01:59:50 AM
Milwaukee Bucks' Brandon Jennings told an NBA insider that he wants to play in a "big market" and listed his optimal destinations. His wish list includes the Lakers, Mavs, and Knicks.Jennings is a restricted free agent who averaged 17.5 points and 6.5 assists last season. . .
- Andrei Kirilenko opts out of his contract to become a free agent. . .
- Mavericks are interested in trading for Rajon Rondo . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 30, 2013, 07:05:02 AM
*Dwight Howard will reveal his decision on July 10th. . .
*The Dallas Mavericks and New York Knicks have engaged in talks with the Boston Celtics about trading for Rajon Rondo. . .
* The Detroit Pistons are interested in free agent guard forward Andre Iguodala. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 02, 2013, 08:39:59 AM
-Mike Dunleavy, Jr. has verbally committed to sign a 2-year $6M deal with the Chicago Bulls.
- Andrei Kirilenko opted out of his 1- year $10M contract with the Timberwolves to pursue a long term deal. He's 99% sure that he'll back in the NBA next season.
- Bucks, Blazers, Spurs and Hawks are all interested in center Zaza Pachulia.
- The Brooklyn Nets reached out to free agent guard Marco Belinelli, discussing a multi year deal at the team's taxpayer mid-level exception
($3.2M).
- The New Orleans Pelicans are expected to unload center Robin Lopez to clear salary to sign free agent Tyreke Evans.
- Free agent forward Earl Clark is expected to meet with the Cavaliers tomorrow.
- The New Orleans Pelicans plan to keep Eric Gordon, but they would trade Greivis Vasquez.
- Free agent Al Jefferson is expected to meet with the Charlotte Bobcats on Wednesday.
- Nate Robinson's agent met with New York Knicks' officials, but according to source, don't count on him signing there.
- Rockets, Pelicans, and Hawks are all interested in free agent Corey Brewer.
- Free agent guard Jarrett Jack has been contacted by the Warriors, Nuggets and Mavericks. If Golden State lose him, Darren Collison is on the list for possible replacements.
- Clippers and Bucks are discussing a deal involving Eric Bledsoe and J.J. Redick. . .
EDIT :
- Eric Maynor has agreed to a multi- year deal with the Washington Wizards.
- Talks between the San Antonio Spurs and Manu Ginobili aren't likely for several days. No rush on either side.
- The Miami Heat have opened
negotiations with Chris "Birdman" Andersen.
- Tiago Splitter isn't playing for Brazil in the pre-World Cup due to contract negotiations and says he needs to recover.
- The New York Knicks have inquired about Francisco Garcia and Matt Barnes. They haven't reached out Chris Copeland since free agency began. Lakers, Pelicans,Mavericks and Pacers are all interested in him.
- Jonny Flynn and Rasual Butler are on the Pacers' roster for Orlando Pro Summer League.
- The Indiana Pacers have hired Nate McMillan as an assistant coach.
- The New York Knicks haven't offered Tyson Chandler in any trade, but they wouldn't turn down a good offer for him.
- Grizzlies, Bucks, Nuggets,Mavericks, and Knicks are all interested in free agent guard Tony Allen.
- Beno Udrih is less than likely to comeback with the Orlando Magic, but is not impossible.Wizards and Celtics have shown interest for the free agent guard.
- Despite of rumors, the Cleveland Cavaliers have not reached out to Greg Oden.Heat, Spurs, Celtics and Grizzlies are all interested in the former #1 pick.
- Former NBA guard Jordan Farmar has two more years left in his contract in Turkey.To buy him out would cost $500K.
- Magic's draft pick Victor Oladipo will be getting a major run at the point guard position in the summer league. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 02, 2013, 10:48:31 AM
* If the Lakers will not trade Howard they will get nothing if Howard will sign with other team.
* Warriors are prepared to offer Andrew Bogut and KlayThompson or Harrison Barnes for Dwight Howard, if Howard decides to join the Warriors.
* Andray Blatche has agreed to re-sign to a one-year, $1.4 million deal with the Nets .
* Wizards have contacted Antawn Jamison.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 03, 2013, 08:48:17 AM
* Clippers Bucks Suns agree to a 3 team Trade:
Clippers acquire JJ Redick and Jared Dudley
Suns Acquire Eric Bledsoe and Caron Butler
Bucks Acquire 2 Second Round Picks
* Kevin Martin has agreed to sign with the Minnesota Timberwolves for a 4- year/ $28 million dollar contract.
* The Kings will likely offer Andre Iguodala a max contract which would mean they wouldn't be able to match the offer for Evans.
* Bynum says he'll sign for the Heat for 1yr vet minimum if nobody wants to sign him the salary he wants and prove he is well and good .
* Billups and Barnes will likely re-sign with the Clippers. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 03, 2013, 12:02:01 PM
* Pistons, Bucks, and Mavs are in the mix for J.R. Smith.
* Kings are offering Andre Iguodala a four-year, $56 million contract.
* Tony Allen has agreed to re sign to a four-year, $20 million deal with the Grizzlies.
* Pistons have offered Rodney Stuckey and Charlie Villanueva to the Raptors for Rudy Gay . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 04, 2013, 03:07:15 PM
* The Knicks will offer JR Smith a deal shortly.
* Expect Tyreke Evans to sign with the Pelicans for $44 million over 4 years by weeks end.
* Pablo Prigioni has been offered a deal until he is 38 (2 years) with the Knicks.
* Chauncey Billups has said he wants to play for 2 more seasons.
* Kyle Korver has signed a 4 year $24 million deal with Atlanta.
* The Clippers want Earl Clark and the Cavs want Chris Copeland. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 05, 2013, 09:53:01 AM
-J.R. Smith has agreed to re-sign to a four-year, $24 million contract with the Knicks.
-Pablo Prigioni has agreed to re-sign with the Knicks.
-Al Jefferson has agreed to sign a three-year, $41 million deal with the Bobcats.
-Bobcats will amnesty Tyrus Thomas.
-Earl Clark has agreed to a two-year, $9 million deal with the Cavaliers.
-Marco Belinelli has agreed to sign a two-year deal with the Spurs.
Trade Update :
New Orleans get Tyreke Evans & Jeff Withey
Sacramento get Greivis Vasquez + 2 2nd round picks (Portlands)
Portland get Robin Lopez & Terrel Harris . .
D12 Drama Continues :
Kobe Bryant has awakened his inner hard pushing Michael Jordan, trying to convince Dwight Howard to stay.
By indicating he knows how to win a ring.
"You have to learn how it's done...I know how to do it and I've learned from the best --players who have won multiple times over and over" -
Yahoo Sports
Can this line of thought convince D12 to stay?
* Kobe Bryant's pitch to Dwight Howard was a complete turnoff for Dwight.
Expect a signing with either Dallas or Houston tomorrow.
* Warriors are aggessively shopping Andrew Bogut,Andris Biedrins, and Richard Jefferson to boost their chances of possibly signing Dwight Howard.
*Dwight Howard will reportedly make his decision tomorrow.
* Jose Calderon is interested in joining the Lakers, but is waiting to see if Dwight Howard re-signs with the team first.
* According to ESPN, The LA Lakers will strongly consider a trade offer from Golden State of Andrew Bogut, Harrison Barnes or Klay Thompson & 1st round pick for Dwight Howard. . .
Post by: henu on July 05, 2013, 04:57:29 PM
awaiting for D12's decision.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 06, 2013, 07:30:55 AM
-Josh McRoberts has agreed to re-sign to a two-year, $6 million contract with the Bobcats.
-Warriors have traded Andris Biedrins and Richard Jefferson to the Jazz.
-Andre Iguodala has agreed to a four-year, $48 million deal with the Warriors.
-Matt Barnes has agreed to re-sign to a three-year, $12 million deal with the Clippers.
-Final outlook of the Warriors/Jazz
trade: Warriors get: Kevin Murphy Jazz get: Andris Biedrins, Richard Jefferson, Brandon Rush, 2014 & 2017 first round draft picks.
*This helped the Warriors clear $24 million off their payroll, resulting into the signing of Andre Iguodala.
-Dallas Mavericks are no longer pursuing Dwight Howard.
-Dwight Howard has chosen to sign with the Houston Rockets.
- Rockets To Explore Sign-And-Trade For Josh Smith!
Sa Houston na si D12 (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/70bff581.gif)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 06, 2013, 06:48:35 PM
* Dwight Howard to sign with the Houston Rockets.
* Warriors signed Andre Iguodala, traded Richard Jefferson, Andris Biedrins,Brandon Rush including their 2014 and '17 first-round picks and multiple second-round picks to Jazz.
* Hawks will sign Paul Millsap for two years.
* OJ Mayo signs with the Milwaukee Bucks.
*Dallas Mavericks Signing Jose Calderon.
*Pelicans re-signed Al-Farouq Aminu.
* Chris Copeland agreed to deal with Pacers.
* Nets reached agreement to sign Bojan Bogdanovic.
* Rockets traded Royce White to 76ers.
* Tyrus Thomas waived by the Charlotte Bobcats
* Utah sends back Kevin Murphy to Golden State . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 07, 2013, 09:10:54 AM
* The Detroit Pistons have agreed on a four-year, $56 million contract with free-agent forward Josh Smith.
* The Cleveland Cavaliers have reached a four-year deal that could be worth as much as $25 million with free agent Jarrett Jack.
* Carl Landry has agreed to terms with the Sacramento Kings on a four-year, $27 million deal.
* The Dallas Mavericks and guard Devin Harris are close to finalizing athree-year deal worth in excess of $9 million.
* Dwight Howard will sign a four-year,$88 million max contract with the Houston Rockets.
The deal will include an early termination option for Howard after the 15-16 season and a 15 percent trade kicker. Howard will be able to become a free agent in either 2016 or 2017.
* The Portland Trail Blazers have reached agreement with Dorell Wright on a two-year,$6 million deal.
* Francisco Garcia has agreed to a two-year, $2.6 million contract with the Houston Rockets.
* The San Antonio Spurs agreed to sign Jeff Pendergraph to a two-year contract.
* The Brooklyn Nets have agreed to terms with backup point guard Shaun Livingston.A source said Livingston signed for one year at the veteran minimum.
* Omri Casspi agrees to two year, $2.6 million deal that will include a team option for that second season with the Houston Rockets.
EDIT :
* Darren Collison has agreed to sign a two-year deal with the Clippers.
* Zaza Pachulia has agreed to sign a three-year, $16 million deal with the Bucks
* Earl Watson has agreed to sign a one-year, $1.4 million deal with the Blazers. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 08, 2013, 08:50:44 AM
* Rockets Head Coach Kevin McHale says that the Houston Rockets will compete with everybody .
* Carlos Delfino has agreed to sign a two-year, $6.5 million deal with the Bucks .
* The Los Angeles Lakers is interested on Chris Kaman .
* The Minnesota Timberwolves have waived Greg Stiemsma and Mickael Gelabale.
* J.J. Hickson and the Denver Nuggets have agreed upon a three-year, $15 million deal.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 09, 2013, 08:29:04 AM
* Free agent Antawn Jamison and the Clippers are making progress in talks on a one-year contract .
* Lakers to amnesty MWP to save $30 million .
* The Cavs will be meeting with Andrew Bynum today.
* The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to terms with free agent center Chris Kaman on a one-year deal .
* The Minnesota Timberwolves have made a formal offer to Nikola Pekovic believed to be worth $12 million or more annually.
* The Wolves are also trying to trade J.J. Barea or Luke Ridnour .
* Rasheed Wallace has been named as the new assistant coach of the Detroit Pistons.
Post by: theo on July 09, 2013, 09:09:31 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 10, 2013, 07:36:54 AM
-Knicks are interested in Chauncey Billups.
-Italian player, Gigi Datome has agreed to sign a two-year, $3.5 million deal with the Pistons.
-Toney Douglas has agreed to sign with the Warriors.
-Jermaine O'Neal has agreed to sign with with the Warriors.
-The Bucks have traded Luc Mbah a Moute to the Kings for draft picks.
-The Orlando Magic are working on a buyout of Hedo Turkoglu's contract.
-Knicks would be interested in signing Metta World Peace once he is officially amnestied.
-Clippers waive DaJuan Summers.
-Timberwolves are interested in a sign-and-trade for Corey Brewer.
-The Rockets have been fined $150,000 for "unauthorized public comments on Dwight Howard while NBA's annual moratorium ongoing."
* Anthony Morrow will join the Pelicans for 2 years on a veterans minimum.
* Vitor Faveran - 6 ft 11 Centre from Brazil - may be signed by either the Spurs, Knicks,Wizards or Celtics .
* Both Raja Bell and Chauncey Billups have a chance to join the New York Knicks.
* The Spurs may be set to sign
restricted free agent Gary Neal to a $1.1 million deal but now the Bucks have come into the mix which could shake things up .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 10, 2013, 02:20:48 PM
* It’s official. Chris Paul will remain in Los Angeles,agreeing to a long-term contract with the Clippers that secures his future with the franchise through the 2017-18 season.
* Chris Paul has re-signed with the Los Angeles Clippers for a 5-year/$107 million dollar contract.
READ MORE : http://on.nba.com/11AAEwq (http://on.nba.com/11AAEwq)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 11, 2013, 08:38:34 AM
* Andrew Bynum has decided to sign a two-year, $24 million deal with the Cavaliers.
* The Indiana Pacers have officially resigned, veteran free-agent, David West .
* T2 (Tyrus Thomas) will cost $9.4 million this coming season; the Knicks are looking into it .
* Oklahoma City Thunder center Kendrick Perkins underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee .
TRADE COMPLETE :
Toronto Receive : Camby + Novak + Q Richardson + 2016 1st round pick + 2 2nd round picks )2014 & 17)
New York Receive : Andrea Bargnani
* Paul Millsap signed with Atlanta for $19 million
* Pablo Prigioni re-signed with the New York Knicks
* Mike Dunleavey signed with the Chicago Bulls for $6 million
* Josh Smith signs with Detroit for $56 million
* Al Jefferson signs with Charlotte for $41 million
* Eric Maynor signs with Washington (around $1 million)
* Robert Sacre re-signs with the LA Lakers (around $1 million)
* Darren Collison signs with the Clippers for $3.8 million
* David West re-signs with the Pacers for $36 million
* Tyrus Thomas has been waived by the Charlotte Bobcats . . .
more NEWS :
* Now that Andrew Bynum has agreed to sign with the Cavaliers, the Dallas Mavericks will now pursue Samuel Dalembert or Greg Oden .
* Jeff Teague intends to sign a 4-year, $32 million (+ offer sheet) deal with Milwaukee.The Hawks have 3 days to match this .
Related topic : Jennings may end up in Atlanta .
* Randy Foye will join theNuggets on a three-year,$9 million contract as part of a three-team trade involving Andre Iguodala .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 11, 2013, 03:58:26 PM
Breaking :
* ESPN has learned that Dwight Howard wanted and asked the Lakers if they planned to amnesty Kobe so that they could sign CP3. As Dwight wasn't sure when Kobe would pass the torch to him.
Lakers stuck with the guy wh put up 5 banners .
* "Mentally, I think mentally I'm more locked in, more engaged on the prospects of playing another three or four years... I've been rejuvenated somewhat by the injury and inspired by watching what San Antonio was able to accomplish this year, so I'm ready to go for at least another three." -- Kobe Bryant
* Some say Kobe hogs the ball,now he wants to hog the Cash.Kobe Bryant has said he will not be taking a pay cut next year.
:hmm: loko din pala tong si D12 pinapili ang LAL kung sino sa kanila ni kobe matira , (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/3eb4e7b3.gif) napahiya tuloy sya (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/70bff581.gif)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 12, 2013, 07:57:54 AM
* Greg Oden is seriously considering signing with the Dallas Mavericks.
The Mavericks have moved their pursuit for a center towards Oden, after Andrew Bynum signed with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
* The Minnesota Timberwolves have emerged as a strong frontrunner to sign Ronny Turiaf.
* Jeff Teague doesn't expect the Atlanta Hawks to match the Milwaukee Bucks' offer for him, with his restricted free-agent status.
* Mo Williams is a possible replacement for the Atlanta Hawks if they fail to re-sign Jeff Teague.
* The New York Knicks are the frontrunners to sign Kenyon Martin .
* Andrei Kirilenko(AK47) has agreed to sign a two-year deal,mini-mid level exception with the Brooklyn Nets.
Kirilenko will make $3.1 million in the first year of the deal and has a player option on the 2nd year .
* Chauncey Billups signs two year deal with the Pistons.
* Sign-and-trade deal complete:
Timberwolves get: Kevin Martin(4yrs/$28 million)
Bucks get: Luke Ridnour
Thunder get: $7 million Trade Exception
* Nick Young agrees to sign with the Lakers . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 13, 2013, 07:30:28 AM
source :
http://m.philstar.com/314190/show/c306119037781d77bcff499af17a3be0 (http://m.philstar.com/314190/show/c306119037781d77bcff499af17a3be0)
* Monta Ellis is close to signing a three-year, $30 million deal with the Mavericks . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 13, 2013, 11:12:20 AM
* Devin Harris has injured his toe so Dallas now wont sign him. Rookie Shane Larkin also broke his ankle and is out for 2-3 months . . .
* With all the bad luck Dallas has had, there's good news to report.
Monta Ellis will join the squad for $30 million over 3 years.
Calderon+Ellis :hmm: pwede na (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/d5f02ecd.gif)
* Mikhail Prokhorov "Today,the basketball gods smiled on the Nets."
* Nike is bringing LeBron James to Manila on July 23! Tickets will be distributed at Nike Park in Bonifacio Global City at 12:00 noon on Wednesday, July 17.
Tickets are free of charge and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Only two tickets will be given per person.
Dates to Remember :
*LeBron James : July 23.
*James Harden & Eric Gordon : July 26.
*Derrick Rose: September 14.
*Rockets vs Pacers: 10/10/13
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 14, 2013, 07:22:48 AM
* LA Lakers Former F Metta World Peace prefers to sign with the Clippers, Knicks, Nets,Bulls, Heat, Thunder & Spurs in order . . .
* Kevin Garnett will wear No. 2 for the Brooklyn Nets to honor his late-friend, Malik Sealy! Sealy dawned No. 2 while both him and KG were teammates on the Minnesota Timberwolves and was tragically killed by a drunk driver when returning from Garnett's birthday party nearly thirteen years ago (2000).
* The Boston Celtics is looking to trade Gerald Wallace and Kris Humphries .
* The Wizards are interested in DeJuan Blair and a sign and trade may eventuate . .
* Nate Robinson has drawn interest from Knicks, Mavs,Wizards, Bucks, Nuggets and Lakers; but he's looking for more than the veteran minimum.
* Rockets' GM Daryl Morey said that he doesn't want to trade Jeremy Lin and Omer Asik.
* The Houston Rockets renounced the right to Francisco Garcia and Earl Boykins, but they will sign the first one along with Williams and Casspi in the next few days.
* Since Dwight Howard announced his decision, the Houston Rockets have had the best week on tickets sales ever.
* The Philadelphia 76ers announced today that they have acquired the rights to Furkan Aldemir, Royce White and additional consideration from the Houston Rockets in exchange for future draft considerations.
* Several NBA players have criticized the new sleeved jerseys.
* Brandan Wright is close to agreeing with the Dallas Mavericks on a two-year, $4M deal . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 16, 2013, 08:54:19 PM
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eto natawa lang ako (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/70bff581.gif)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 17, 2013, 05:56:12 AM
* J.R. Smith had patella tendon surgery and will be out 3-4 months.
* Raptors plan to amnesty Linas Kleiza.
* Devin Harris and the Mavericks are in talks on a new deal.
* Heat amnesty Mike Miller.
* The Pistons have discussed a sign-and-trade with the Bucks for Brandon Jennings.
* Sixers claim James Anderson and Tim Ohlbrecht off waivers .
* Metta World Peace has officially signed with the Knicks . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 19, 2013, 05:55:20 AM
* The Mavericks and Dalembert have come to an agreement which will see him become their starting centre.
* - D.J. Augustin has reached
agreement on a one-year, $1.26M
deal with the Toronto Raptors.
* The Cleveland Cavaliers are strongly considering making an amnesty waiver bid to claim forward Mike Miller.
* The Milwaukee Bucks officially signed swingman Carlos Delfino and center Zaza Pachulia.
* Guard Gerald Henderson wants to earn $8M per year since that's what O.J. Mayo will get from the Milwaukee Bucks.
* Cavaliers head coach Mike Brown believes Anthony Bennett could eventually play small forward, but not this year. Expects him to play power forward this season.
* The reason why Metta World Peace will wear #51 with the Knicks is because that was his dad's number in his senior year in High School.
* Kobe Bryant is scheduled to return to Manila, Philippines on August 12 to promote a fledgling mobile brand.
* The Toronto Raptors announced that they had negotiated a buyout with veteran center Marcus Camby.
* The New York Knicks are considering signing veteran free agent guard Bobby Brown. They conducted a workout with him in Las Vegas.
* Amar'e Stoudemire doesn't rule out the possibility of playing for the team he owns in Jerusalem after retiring from the NBA . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 20, 2013, 12:19:38 AM
1Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387
2 Karl Malone 36,928
3 Michael Jordan 32,292
4 KOBE BRYANT 31,617
5 Wilt Chamberlain 31,419
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* To pass Michael Jordan in scoring, all Kobe Bryant needs to do is average 8.2 ppg in 82 games this season . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 20, 2013, 12:20:27 AM
1Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387
2 Karl Malone 36,928
3 Michael Jordan 32,292
4 KOBE BRYANT 31,617
5 Wilt Chamberlain 31,419
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* To pass Michael Jordan in scoring, all Kobe Bryant needs to do is average 8.2 ppg in 82 games this season . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 20, 2013, 05:56:19 AM
* Nikola Pekovic is expected to re-sign with the Timberwolves for 4 years worth $48 million .
* The Pistons have signed 1st round pick Kentavious Caldwell-Pope +Rookie Tony Mitchell .
* Mike Miller leaning towards signing with the Oklahoma City Thunder .
* The Cavaliers have waived Kevin Jones & Chris Quinn .
* The Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, LA Clippers, and Houston Rockets are the teams all expected to meet with Toronto Raptors Former C Marcus Camby . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 21, 2013, 02:01:58 AM
1) Nate Robinson
2) Brandon Jennings
3) Ivan Johnson
4) Brandan Wright
5) Dejuan Blair
6) Gary Neal
7) Mo Williams
Post by: silverado on July 21, 2013, 10:02:30 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 21, 2013, 08:10:37 PM
* Byron Mullens will sign with the LA Clippers on a 2 year $2 million contract .
Byron Mullens played with the Charlotte Bobcats last season wherein he averaged 10.6 PPG, 6.4 RPG, 1.5 APG, and 0.6 BPG. The agreement will be official by early next week. This F/C has range from 3-point area but he’s a poor rebounder and defender .
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 21, 2013, 08:19:09 PM
greg oden kanino kaya mapupunta :)
Baka Dallas Mavs , kinokonsider nya kase yan , may mga suitors pa sya , andyan pa ang Heat at OKC ,pati Spurs . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 22, 2013, 10:52:21 PM
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* kuha ng tropa ko sa ShangriLa HoteL ^^
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 23, 2013, 06:13:39 AM
- League votes to reimburse the Thunder several million, due to Kevin Durant meeting the eligibility requirements of the "Derrick Rose" rule
-Coach Mike Brown says he holds no grudges against Lebron
-Ainge thinks Rondo Returning for a season opener is a reasonable prediction
-The Dallas Mavericks hire Rockets executive Gersson Rosas
-Nate Robinson signs with Nuggets
-Byron Mullens signs with Clippers!
-NBA decides to expand Instant Replay!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 23, 2013, 07:52:55 PM
LeBron James told media Tuesday at a hotel in Makati that he was "happy to be here to inspire people," and quickly laid the groundwork for a second trip to Manila.
In a short press conference for his # WitnessHistory Nike tour, James said "I love the game of basketball and I am happy to be here to inspire people." He later added, "I can't believe it's my first time here and it definitely won't be my last."
:hmm: tyak babalik to ulit dito :D
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The Golden State Warriors are this year's NBA Summer League Champions !
SUMMER LEAGUE STATS :
-Golden State Warriors inaugural Summer League title
-Jonas Valanciunas MVP:averaged 18.8 points (56.1% FG) and 10 rebounds per game.
-Cody Zeller was the ONLY rookie to make the all summer league team (other players were Kent Bazemore,Jeff Taylor, John Henson and Jonas Valanciunas) .
:hmm: Cody Zeller malaki pa ang improve ng batang ito , at exciting team to watch na din ang team nya Charlotte Bobcats with the addition of Big Al Jefferson , Cody + Big Al inside ok na :thumbsup: plus yung mga improving young players nila na sina Michael Kidd-Gilchrist , Kemba Walker at Bismack Biyombo may impovement tong team na to :D playoff material to , good job MJ (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/d5f02ecd.gif)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 24, 2013, 06:33:24 AM
* Spurs will make Gary Neal an unrestricted free agent by declining his qualifying offer.
* Greg Oden will make his decision next week picking from the Kings, Hawks,Mavericks, Spurs, Pelicans, and Heat.
* Brandan Wright agrees to re-sign a two-year, $10 million deal with the Mavericks.
* Spurs and Thunder have interest in Ryan Gomes . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 25, 2013, 06:49:19 AM
* Kenyon Martin agrees to re sign with the Knicks.
* Warriors waive Dwayne Jones, Scott Machado, and Kevin Murphy.
* Grizzlies have claimed Josh Akognon off waivers.
* Ian Clark signs a two-year deal with the Utah Jazz.
* Mike Miller agrees to sign with the Memphis Grizzlies. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 25, 2013, 07:39:42 PM
* John Wall is close to a five year, $80 million contract extension with the Wizards .
Metta World Peace to Change Name Again! (http://lakerholicz.com/video-metta-world-peace-says-hes-changing-his-name-again/2013/07/24)
Post by: tserman on July 25, 2013, 07:43:01 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 25, 2013, 11:29:24 PM
i like this thread .... mabuhay ka brod ...
maraming salamat at may nakakapansin ng thread ko ^^ visit lang dito madalas to keep you updated :))
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 26, 2013, 02:13:56 AM
* One of the oldest arenas in Sports, Madison Square Garden, has been notified by New York City Council that it has 10 years to vacate its 45-year-old premises and find a new home.
MSG is the home of the New York Knicks, and they will very likely need to find a new home in the next 10 years .
You Hear That Lebron? Derrick Rose Says He's The Best Player In The NBA! (http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3aXRbtDfnak)
* LeBron James' career with Team USA Basketball is reportedly over !
Read Here (http://bit.ly/16aXp7y)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 28, 2013, 09:39:38 AM
* Metta won't change his name, just slooking for a nickname
* Unknown NBA player cited in Biogenesis
* Nets agree to 2-year deal with Alan Anderson.
* Nuggets, Mozgov agree on 3 years, $14M deal
* Bucks waive PF Ayon after picking up his option .
* Cousins awaits Shaq to make him 'best big man'.
* Rose declares himself NBA's best .
* Heat to open next season against Bulls .
* TRADE SUCCESSFUL :
Phoenix Receive : Miles Plumlee,Gerald Green + 2014 protected first round pick
Indiana Receive : Luis Scola . . .
Post by: dellpot on July 28, 2013, 08:04:25 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 31, 2013, 09:18:04 AM
nkakabadtrip ung mga naguupdate sa fb ng scores feeling sila lng my tv haha
haha ok lang yan para makatulong din sa iba (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/d5f02ecd.gif)
pag Finals lahat nakakapanuod,kase may telecast . Pag regular games or Season lang , di lahat ng games may coverage lalo na mga small market teams , kaya update nalang sa mga iba't ibang sites eg. Facebook , espn , nba sites etc etc . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 31, 2013, 10:29:47 AM
* Bucks sign-and-trade Brandon Jennings to the Pistons for Brandon Knight,Slava Kravtsov, and Khris Middleton .
Starting 5 ng Pistons ay Jennings , Stuckey , Jost Smith , G.Monroe and A.Drummond , pwede ;D tignan natin kung mag click . . .
* DeJuan Blair agrees to a one- year, $1.4 million deal with the Mavericks . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 03, 2013, 09:20:11 AM
* Greg Oden will OFFICIALLY sign with the Miami Heat on a 2 year minimum deal worth $1.4 million per season.
Player option for the 2nd year.
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eto din look-alike hehe . . .
* Two formes 1st pick in the draft playing together (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/d5f02ecd.gif)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 03, 2013, 10:53:42 AM
Dr.Drain and Blake Griffin (http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3XHZdCgTSFw)
* Orlando have waived Al Harrington.
* Atlanta have waived DeShawn Stevenson.
Post by: GoodnightGuy on August 03, 2013, 10:56:20 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 03, 2013, 10:57:54 AM
Post by: henu on August 03, 2013, 11:34:36 AM
pero with or without Oden kaya mag 3peat ng Miami. on or off the bench, the big guy will also have a chance for his first championship.
Post by: McLovin on August 03, 2013, 01:11:51 PM
oden to heat looks good on paper pero sana naman talaga healthy na itong si oden. baka mangyari mas ok pa nung si chris anderson center nila eh.
good decision by oden... kahit hindi pa siya 100% eh kaya naman ng heat kahit wala silang legit na center kaya pwede siyang paunti-unti ipasok sa system ni coach spo
Post by: caligula on August 04, 2013, 10:17:31 AM
In light of this, what about the prospect of signing Greg Oden, a bonafide center, with the Heat? Usap-usapan sa grapevine, the scouts find him to be in the best form and health and has fully recovered sa arthroscopic surgery. Bosh can now move to his natural forward position with Oden in the center. Haslem is the one that will go.
They can get Oden cheap and his last stats of 15 pts and 4.5 rebounds is far better than Haslem's.
What did I tell you? Ha? Am I psychic or not?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 05, 2013, 09:05:54 PM
What did I tell you? Ha? Am I psychic or not?
may extra power ka toL haha . . .
good move sa Heat
(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/d5f02ecd.gif)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 07, 2013, 08:00:29 PM
Opening Night Oct 30 (Manila Time)
Bulls vs Heat
Clippers vs Lakers
Magic vs Pacers
Christmas Day
Bulls vs Nets
Thunder vs Knicks
Heat vs Lakers
Rockets vs Spurs
Clippers vs Warriors
Notable Games:
Oct 31 (Manila Time)
Bobcats vs Rockets **D12's
debut
Nets vs Cavs **KG, PP and Kidd's
(coach) debut
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Nov 8 (Manila Time)
Rockets vs Lakers **D12's first
game against the Lakers
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Jan 27 (Manila)
Nets vs Celtics **KG and PP's
return to Boston
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 08, 2013, 06:44:01 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 08, 2013, 06:44:23 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 13, 2013, 11:32:08 AM
San Antonio Spurs assistant Brett Brown has agreed to become the new head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers .
Brown becomes the second Spurs assistant to land a head coaching job this offseason,joining Mike Budenholzer (Hawks). . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 13, 2013, 11:33:09 AM
San Antonio Spurs assistant Brett Brown has agreed to become the new head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers .
Brown becomes the second Spurs assistant to land a head coaching job this offseason,joining Mike Budenholzer (Hawks). . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 16, 2013, 08:18:51 AM
Grizzlies Receive: Fab Melo
Celtics Receive: Donte Green
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 19, 2013, 09:08:33 PM
nice one pau isa kang ehemplo (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/088.gif)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 20, 2013, 04:05:39 PM
Hibbert said in late July that the plan was to work out with Duncan “for a week or two, probably in August.” As expected, he went into Duncan’s training grounds in San Antonio on Monday for a workout with fellow bigs.
How serious is Big Roy about soaking in all he could from Duncan, both on the court and in the weight room?
Hibbert brought his strength coach, Mike Robertson, with him.
Hibbert greatly respects Duncan’s game and the two are close friends. They text often throughout the season,with Hibbert trying to absorb as much as he can from the future Hall of Famer.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 26, 2013, 09:53:45 PM
The Clippers and free agent Antawn Jamison are close to a contract agreement.
The Clippers were hoping on re-signing Lamar Odom. But with all the reports about his drug use, they've decided to go with Jamison. . .
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* Tracy McGrady has retired after 16 years in the NBA with 7 different teams.
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Post by: Ozymandias on August 27, 2013, 01:10:20 AM
News Update:
The Clippers and free agent Antawn Jamison are close to a contract agreement.
The Clippers were hoping on re-signing Lamar Odom. But with all the reports about his drug use, they've decided to go with Jamison. . .
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* Tracy McGrady has retired after 16 years in the NBA with 7 different teams.
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Damn Clippers is so stacked right now. No more problems on 2nd unit.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 27, 2013, 10:50:27 PM
Kobe beat out players like LeBron and Durant by a convincing percentage,despite having a down year and dealing with an injured achilles.
Here are the FULL results of the poll:
1: Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers -- 21.2 percent
2: LeBron James, Miami -- 15.2 percent
T-3rd: Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City & Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas -- 12.1 percent
T-5th: Kevin Garnett, Brooklyn & Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers -- 9.1 percent
Others receiving votes:
Carmelo Anthony,New York; Vince Carter, Dallas; Tim Duncan, San Antonio; James Harden,Houston; Kawhi Leonard, San Antonio; Steve Nash, L.A. Lakers; Dwyane Wade,Miami
Despite winning a back to back championship as well as another MVP award, LeBron James was unable to keep his spot as the most popular player among the rookies. The young kids love and respect Kobe's drive, work ethic, and motivation.
Post by: dennis magtulis on August 28, 2013, 10:34:21 AM
(http://i.ebayimg.com/t/The-Real-King-Plays-in-Los-Angeles-T-Shirt-Kobe-Bryant-Nash-Dwight-Lakers-Bron-/00/s/NjgyWDYxMA==/z/djUAAOxyzHxRUOBt/$T2eC16Z,!y8E9s2flCZNBRUOBtQQjg~~60_35.JPG)
I think more on personality rin siguro in and outside the court, and malaki improvement ni Kobe,,before kasi marami din siya haters because of his attitude
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 30, 2013, 12:45:08 AM
The Phoenix Suns and Milwaukee Bucks have agreed to a trade
Suns get- Ish Smith and Slava Kravtsov.
Bucks get- Caron Butler
Caron was traded from the Clippers 7 weeks ago and is very excited to be playing for his hometown team. This will be his 6th team in his 11 year career. 7th if you count his 7 weeks with the Suns. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 01, 2013, 02:20:53 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 02, 2013, 01:09:06 PM
Shortly after Tracy McGrady announced his retirement from the NBA. He took to twitter to show his appreciation to the teams he played for.
This picture here is his message to the city of Toronto where he began his career.
He also expressed his gratitude to Orlando and Houston.
THANK YOU ORLANDO
''I spent 4 amazing seasons here with you and I always appreciated your support.
Hope a homegrown Florida kid made you proud. This has and always will be my home.''
THANK YOU HOUSTON
''I cannot extend my gratitude enough to a city who embraced me with open arms. My one regret was to not bring the great city of Houston a championship. Thank you again to the best fans in the world.''
#respect
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 02, 2013, 03:53:09 PM
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lebronX
totoo bang pinay ang ng design nito?papangalanan daw ng 'manila inferno' ?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 04, 2013, 09:29:39 AM
Chicago Bulls superstar Derrick Rose headlines the D Rose Tour, where the 2011 NBA Most Valuable Player visits Europe and returns to Asia for the third time. The latter includes a 3-day visit to Manila, Philippines from September 14-16. This marks the return of Rose since he last arrived in the country for a pair of exhibition games in July 2011.
Inspired by the exciting and attacking on-court play and smooth, understated off-court style of Derrick Rose, fans attending the tours will have the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet and have unique access to Derrick through a multitude of premium, exclusive events.
Even before D Rose arrives in Manila, high school basketball players from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand will compete in regional 3on3 basketball tournaments. The winning teams from these countries will get the chance to meet and play in front of D Rose in Manila.
A retail promotion across Southeast Asia markets will also run from July to August, giving customers a chance to win All-Access VIP passes to the D Rose Tour activities in Manila.
Come September, D Rose will engage his fans through a variety of activities, such as a basketball competition, a party, meet & greet opportunities and social media campaigns. He will also sport the D Rose 773, which includes signature details and Crazyquick technology to help make Derrick quicker on the court. . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 05, 2013, 03:25:45 PM
Phoenix Suns Waive Former #2 Overall Rookie Pick Beasley
PHOENIX – The Phoenix Suns ended their brief but turbulent tenure with Michael Beasley by releasing the former No. 2 overall draft pick on Tuesday.
Beasley signed a three-year,$18 million deal with the Suns in July 2012 but he never lived up to the National Basketball Association team’s expectations.
In his only season with the Suns, the 24-year-old Beasley averaged career lows of 10.1 points and 3.8 rebounds in 75 games.
His problems extended off the court as well as Phoenix police investigated him in January in connection with an alleged sixual assault at his home.
He was also arrested last month for alleged marijuana possession and possession of
drug paraphernalia following a traffic stop.
Beasley began his NBA career with Miami in 2008 and spent two seasons with the Heat before being dealt to Minnesota.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 07, 2013, 08:40:48 AM
JR Smith has been suspended 5 games for violating the league's substance abuse policy.
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* Jay Z Reportedly Selling Brooklyn Nets Shares to Jason Kidd , Read Here (http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/1761135-jay-z-reportedly-selling-nets-shares-to-jason-kidd)
Post by: tonistork on September 08, 2013, 10:24:19 AM
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--heat-considering-signing-michael-beasley-193925482.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--heat-considering-signing-michael-beasley-193925482.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 08, 2013, 10:49:27 AM
Heat considering signing the troubled Michael Beasley. (see story below)
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--heat-considering-signing-michael-beasley-193925482.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--heat-considering-signing-michael-beasley-193925482.html)
The Miami Heat are reportedly interested in bringing back their former number 2 pick,Michael Beasley.
They believe they could use his scoring off the bench,where the veteran presence of players like Ray Allen, Battier,and of course the Big Three could keep him in line. Low Risk, high possible payoff, just like signing Oden.
However conflicting reports have also said that even though the Heat took a chance on a similar player like Birdman, they are less keen on doing it with Beasley, due to their previous experience with them.
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kung sakali former #1 and former #2 picks ay maglalaro sa isang team 8) sugal to sa heat dahil sa Reputation ni Beasley . . .
"I'm taking my Weeds to South Beach " ang line nya ngayon haha . . .
Post by: jackfruit_99 on September 08, 2013, 03:02:02 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 08, 2013, 07:08:16 PM
Post by: tonistork on September 09, 2013, 10:34:05 AM
kung sakali former #1 and former #2 picks ay maglalaro sa isang team 8) sugal to sa heat dahil sa Reputation ni Beasley . . .
"I'm taking my Weeds to South Beach " ang line nya ngayon haha . . .
during the 2005-06 season, former overall #1 pick, 1992 (O'Neil) and #2 pick, 1992 (Mourning) played for Miami and even won the championship in 2006, defeating Dallas Mavericks, 4-2 in the finals.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 10, 2013, 04:13:54 AM
The Brooklyn Nets will retire Jason Kidd's number 5 jersey prior to their October 17th preseason game against the Miami Heat.
Kidd played with the New Jersey Nets for 6 seasons (2001-2008) averaging 14.6 points 9.1 assists and 7.2 rebounds. He led the franchise to consecutive NBA Finals in
2002 and 2003. Kidd holds the franchise's NBA records for assists (4,620), steals
(950), 3 point field goals made (813) and triple-doubles (61).
Kidd will become the sixth player in franchise history to have his number retired with the franchise.
Drazen Petrovic (No. 3)
John Williamson (No. 23)
Bill Melchionni (No. 25)
Julius Erving (No. 32)
Charles "Buck" Williams (No.52)
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#respect :rock: one of my fav player in the league . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 11, 2013, 08:07:39 PM
PG - Oscar Robertson
SG - Jerry West
SF - Elgin Baylor
PF - Bob Pettit
C - Wilt Chamberlain
That year, Wilt averaged 50 PTS and 25 REB, Elgin averaged 38 PTS and 18 REB,Jerry West averaged 30 PTS, 8 REB and 5 AST, and the Big O averaged his triple double of 30 PTS, 12 REB and 11 AST.
The "weak link" of Bob Pettit averaged 31 PTS and 18 REB.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 12, 2013, 06:14:18 AM
The Heat moved in on a low risk, high reward move hoping that the strong veterans in their locker room can keep him in check.
* The New York Knicks have signed guards Toure' Murry and brother of J.R, Chris Smith!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 12, 2013, 10:56:58 PM
Post by: Choke on September 12, 2013, 11:39:46 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 13, 2013, 02:58:11 AM
medyo nag take talaga sila ng risk sa pag sign nila kay Oden ( prone to injuries ) , and then ngayon kay Beasley ( drug addiction ) !
pero given na walang prob sa 2 players na yan , at makapaglaro sila ng buong season , malaking tulong sa Heat yan lalo na't inside game ang 2 na yan w/c is kulang sa Heat .
hmm . . . 3 peat na to ^^
Post by: McLovin on September 13, 2013, 07:33:21 AM
Post by: tonistork on September 22, 2013, 09:14:04 PM
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-sign-2nd-round-pick-023424864--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-sign-2nd-round-pick-023424864--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 24, 2013, 06:38:05 AM
* San Antonio Spurs named second-best sports franchise in ESPN the Magazine's Ultimate Standings Survey for 2013
Read Full Article Here (http://www.nba.com/spurs/news/130923_espn)
* Shaquille O'Neal was bought a small part of the Sacramento Kings.
The team he once called, the "Sacramento Queens".
naalala ko dati mga great games ng LAL at Kings nung early 2000s lalo na pag playoffs :hmm: lalo na yung buzzer beater ni Horry nung 2002 sa WCF epic game !
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 25, 2013, 12:53:20 AM
Bleacher Report's Ethan J. Skolnick cited Miami Heat sources in reporting that the team "has discussed" using nicknames to "replace last names above players' numbers on the upper back of one of their alternate jersey styles." The experiment apparently won't be limited to South Beach, though; Tim Reynolds of The Associated Press followed with a report that some members of the Heat "have been told the NBA is considering having them and the Brooklyn Nets wear 'nickname jerseys' in at least one of their four matchups this season." The Heat declined comment to Skolnick, and Reynolds wrote that the NBA "has not announced the plan," though he noted that the Heat and Nets "apparently have been aware of the likelihood of it happening for at least several weeks."
Heat sharpshooter Ray Allen seems kind of into the idea, according to Reynolds:
"It shows growth in our league and it shows we do adapt to what's going on around us," said Allen, the Heat guard who plans to wear Shuttlesworth on his jersey, a nod to his character from the "He Got Game" film. "And we're still kids, playing a kids' game. Even though we're now men playing a kids' game, we still remember where we come from. Everybody had a nickname and it's a way to let the fans in a little bit more." [...]
"Fans will like it and so will a lot of the players," Allen said. "Guys will get a good kick out of it.
Sure, although it'd be cooler if Allen used the first name of the character he played — y'know, the iconic name everybody called him — rather than the last. (Though you can understand why the league might not be too cool with that.)
For fans of those Heat and Nets players with long-held, well-established nicknames that every NBA fan knows — "King James," "The Truth," "K.G." and "Birdman," for example, and maybe "JET," should Jason Terry get off to a better start in Brooklyn than he did for the Boston Celtics last season — this could be cool enough. Some diehards might also appreciate the chance to cop, say, a "U.D." Udonis Haslem jersey, a "AK47" Andrei Kirilenko top or even (gasp!) a "Super Cool Beas" Michael Beasley uni, too. And while I've always thought "D-Will" is kind of a lazy nickname for Deron Williams, I guess I could see someone who's a super-big fan of the Nets point guard being convinced to part ways with hard-earned cash for that jersey.
I'm struggling to believe that there's a huge market for whatever will wind up on the backs of other guys, though. I mean, I might be wrong, but I can't envision lines out the door to pick up a "Rio" Mario Chalmers jersey, you know? And there are several guys on each roster with less claim to a nickname than the Heat point guard, which could mean an awful lot of bad, awkward fits that don't actually stoke fans' interest enough to actually unstock the shelves, which you'd suspect is the whole point of this endeavor in the first place.
And this doesn't even consider the horror show of someone like Dwyane Wade. Reynolds reports that players "were asked to submit what names they would want on the jerseys," which you'd imagine will lead the noted self-nicknamer to insist on having "Three" (ugh), "WoW" (oof) or perhaps something even worse appear between his shoulder blades. (It says something when "D-Wade" and the long-since-discarded "Flash" are your best nickname options. What it says isn't great.)
On the sunnier side of the street, there could be some fun options here amid the not-really-great-at-having-nicknames set. An "Iso-Joe" jersey for Joe Johnson would be fun, but nowhere near as fun as J.E. Skeets-created nonsense-o-nym "The Armadillo Cowboy." Ditto for a "Like a Bosh" uniform, which would be way cooler than "C.B.," so think about it, Chris Bosh.
"Señor Plums" might make people forget Mason Plumlee went to Duke. "Waldo Faldo" would be a good look for Norris Cole. A Greg Oden "Mr. Glass" jersey would be one of the truly great self-aware pieces of NBA clothing in recent memory; if Oden Bynum-ed up and grew his hair out like 2000 Samuel L., it would be one of the most bloggable moments of all time. And while I think I might go for the physically appropriate/"A-Team"-nodding "Face" as his choice, I'm sure that noted creative type Brook Lopez would be able to come up with a funny-book-derived moniker that'd make him happy and all of us laugh.
Unfortunately, there might be an impediment to Lopez mining his beloved DC Universe for jersey ideas — the league's already put a kibosh on a similar idea for a member of the Heat, according to Reynolds:
Miami forward Shane Battier — who wasn't exactly thrilled about the nickname idea — said he wanted to wear "Batman" on his jersey, though was told that Warner Brothers holds the rights to that name, and other players have also had to deal with copyright-related issues with their suggested monikers. Battier said he'll go with "Shaneo" instead.
"Shaneo," huh? Forget what I said about how this could wind up being cool. It's going to be a trainwreck.
If it's a financially lucrative trainwreck, though, it'll almost certainly expand to other teams, much as the bummerific sleeved jerseys are set to expand this season after last year's test balloon. If it does indeed spread throughout the league, which players' nickname jerseys would you most want to add to your collection, and which players do you think would have the worst possible examples? (Within clean, family-bloggin' reason, friends.) Let's hear it in the comments, y'all.
Source:
Nicknames may be coming to NBA jerseys: League reportedly eyeing Heat, Nets for experiment (http://ph.sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-dont-lie/nicknames-may-coming-nba-jerseys-league-reportedly-eyeing-014359321--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 25, 2013, 06:46:19 AM
SEE Here (http://bit.ly/16p2f6A)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 25, 2013, 09:35:52 PM
Durant: "I think you're missing James Harden, take Wade off the list. "
Wade: "Kevin Durant said James Harden should replace me in the Top 10...Note to
self* Make him respect your place in history."
Durant "Show me don't tweet me..."
Dwyane Wade called out Kevin Durant on Instagram and KD responded with a subtweet:
Dwyane Wade and Kevin Durant Exchange Words on Social Media (http://bit.ly/1baS0o7)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 26, 2013, 06:44:38 AM
Top 10 players in the NBA according to Sports Illustrated:
10. Carmelo Anthony
9. Kobe Bryant
8. Dwyane Wade
7. Dwight Howard
6. Tim Duncan
5. Russell Westbrook
4. Tony Parker
3. Chris Paul
2. Kevin Durant
1. LeBron James
Full Lists Here (http://nba.si.com/2013/09/20/top-100-players-of-2014-nos-10-1/?sct=hp_bf7_a2&eref=sihp)
* Udonis Haslem used his Instagram to get in on the Kevin Durant-Dwyane Wade social media beef.
Details Here (http://bit.ly/1b6vAkr)
Post by: tonistork on October 01, 2013, 05:57:31 PM
see story here,
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pau-gasol-lakers-man-middle-222023780--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pau-gasol-lakers-man-middle-222023780--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 05, 2013, 09:06:51 AM
see story below,
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/miller-looking-fit-stay-healthy-221502561--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/miller-looking-fit-stay-healthy-221502561--nba.html)
Post by: bohica on October 05, 2013, 09:31:00 AM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 07, 2013, 07:38:04 PM
Shortly after arriving, Rockets guard Jeremy Lin was already on his phone taking pictures from the team bus, with teammate Chandler Parsons looking on.
Photo Courtesy of: InterAksyon.com/Eric Apolonio
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 08, 2013, 06:31:02 AM
Toronto at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Atlanta at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Memphis at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Moscow CSKA at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
New Orleans at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Haifa Maccabi at Phoenix - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Sacramento at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 08, 2013, 07:55:00 PM
Raptors – 97 Celtics – 89
Gay: 17 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs./Wallace: 16 Pts. Olynyk: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 6 Rebs.
Hawks – 87 Heat – 92
Scott: 13 Pts. Horford: 4 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./Bosh: 21 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Mason: 6 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 87 Bulls – 106
Bayless: 15 Pts. Calathes: 8 Asts. Leuer: 5 Rebs./Boozer: 16 Pts. Rose: 3 Asts. Mohammed: 6 Rebs.
Moscow CSKA – 108 Timberwolves – 106
Teodosic: 26 Pts. Teodosic: 9 Asts. Kaun: 9 Rebs./Williams: 21 Pts. Love: 5 Asts. Williams: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 94 Mavericks – 92
Davis: 25 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Davis: 7 Rebs./Wright: 14 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Marion: 5 Rebs.
Maccabi Haifa – 89 Suns – 130
Yivzuri: 14 Pts. Roth: 4 Asts. Smith: 8 Rebs./Bledsoe: 22 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Len: 6 Rebs.
Clippers – 87 Blazers – 74
Jordan: 16 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Jordan: 8 Rebs./Batum: 12 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Kings – 81 Warriors – 94
Thomas: 15 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Thompson: 9 Rebs./Curry: 23 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Lee: 13 Rebs.
pwede nang mag jeepney driver si P. George at D. Granger ;D
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 08, 2013, 07:57:29 PM
Oklahoma City at Philadelphia - 3 pm ET, 12 pm PT on NBATV
Brooklyn at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Milwaukee at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Atlanta at Charlotte - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Maccabi Haifa at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Golden State at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Denver at L.A. Lakers - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 09, 2013, 08:28:01 PM
Oklahoma City (103) defeated Philadelphia (99)
OKC:
-Reggie Jackson had 29 points, 8 assists and 6 boards in 36 minutes starting at PG; Westbrook who?
-Serge Ibaka 18 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks (36 min).
-Kevin Durant 21 points, 12 assists and 8 rebounds in 33 minutes.
Philadelphia:
-Tony Wroten dropped 20, including 4 from downtown, along with 2 steals and 3 assists in 21 minutes coming off the bench.
-Evan Turner played 35 minutes, scoring 19 points, with 7 boards and 4 assists also.
-Spencer Hawes chipped in with 11 points, 9 rebounds and a block (27 minutes).
Brooklyn (111) defeated Washington (106) in OT
Brooklyn:
-Tyshawn Taylor top scored for the Nets with 16 points as well as 6 assists. Also had 7 turnovers in 34 minutes off the bench.
-Mirza Teletovic dropped 15 as a reserve, including three from beyond the arc. Added 6 rebounds in 19 minutes of play.
-Almost perfect shooting (6-7) for Brook Lopez in 12 minutes. He finished with 15 points.
Washington:
-Nene had 19 points on 8-11 shooting in 22 minutes to lead the Wizards.
-John Wall dropped 16 points, handed out 8 dimes and pulled down 5 boards in his 30 minutes.
-Kevin Seraphin had 13 points and 7 rebounds in 32 minutes.
Cleveland (99) defeated Milwaukee (87)
Cleveland:
-Tristan Thompson was the Cavs’ highest scorer with 17, and the forward picked up 8 rebounds in his 25 minutes.
-Kyrie Irving had 14 points, 3 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks in 23 minutes.
-Draftee Kadji had 15 points and 5 rebounds in 12 minutes.
Milwaukee:
-Greek import Antentokounmpo had 14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals, 3 blocks and 5 turnovers in 29 minutes.
-Stephen Graham led the Bucks with 15 points and 4 rebounds in 19 minutes.
Atlanta (87) defeated Charlotte (85)
Atlanta:
-Mike Scott had a team high 19 points, 6 boards and shot 8-11 in 28 minutes.
-Kyle Korver connected on three shots from long range with 14 total points in 21 minutes, along with 3 blocks.
-Elton Brand had a huge 7 blocks at the 5 spot, to go with 8 rebounds and 4 points in 30 minutes.
Charlotte:
-Sessions had 17 points and 6 assists in his 24 minutes on court.
-Fellow guard Kemba Walker dropped 12, 8 of those from the charity stripe, along with 3 steals.
Detroit (91) defeated Maccabi Haifa (69)
Detroit:
-Andre Drummond was the best with 17 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks in 24 minutes.
-Brandon Jennings had 5 steals along with 15 points and 3 assists in 23 minutes.
Utah (101) defeated Golden State (78)
Utah:
-John Lucas starred as the back-up PG, with 16 points and a +21 differential during his 18 minutes on court.
-Derrick Favors had a double-double with 10 points and 14 boards. The PF also had 3 blocks in his 25 minutes.
-Highflier Jeremy Evans also had a double-double with 12 and 13 (24 minutes).
Golden State:
-Marreese Speights was the team leader in scoring off the bench with 13 along with 6 rebounds in 17 minutes.
-Stephen Curry had 10 points and 3 assists in his 20 minutes.
LA Lakers (90) defeated Denver (88)
LA:
-Steve Blake had a team-high 16 points to go with 3 assists and 8 FT’s made in 27 minutes coming off the bench.
-Gasol had 14 points and 8 rebounds (24 minutes).
-Chris Kaman pulled down 7 boards and dropped 12 points in his 24 minutes.
Denver:
-Javale McGee starred for the Nuggets with 14 points, 7 boards and 3 blocks in 27 minutes.
-JJ Hickson came off the bench with energy, scoring 13 points and picking up 10 rebounds. Also had 4 turnovers in 21 minutes.
-French guard Evan Fournier played 30 minutes as a reserve, scoring 10 points with 5 assists.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 09, 2013, 08:30:54 PM
Oklahoma City (103) defeated Philadelphia (99)
OKC:
-Reggie Jackson had 29 points, 8 assists and 6 boards in 36 minutes starting at PG; Westbrook who?
-Serge Ibaka 18 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks (36 min).
-Kevin Durant 21 points, 12 assists and 8 rebounds in 33 minutes.
Philadelphia:
-Tony Wroten dropped 20, including 4 from downtown, along with 2 steals and 3 assists in 21 minutes coming off the bench.
-Evan Turner played 35 minutes, scoring 19 points, with 7 boards and 4 assists also.
-Spencer Hawes chipped in with 11 points, 9 rebounds and a block (27 minutes).
Brooklyn (111) defeated Washington (106) in OT
Brooklyn:
-Tyshawn Taylor top scored for the Nets with 16 points as well as 6 assists. Also had 7 turnovers in 34 minutes off the bench.
-Mirza Teletovic dropped 15 as a reserve, including three from beyond the arc. Added 6 rebounds in 19 minutes of play.
-Almost perfect shooting (6-7) for Brook Lopez in 12 minutes. He finished with 15 points.
Washington:
-Nene had 19 points on 8-11 shooting in 22 minutes to lead the Wizards.
-John Wall dropped 16 points, handed out 8 dimes and pulled down 5 boards in his 30 minutes.
-Kevin Seraphin had 13 points and 7 rebounds in 32 minutes.
Cleveland (99) defeated Milwaukee (87)
Cleveland:
-Tristan Thompson was the Cavs’ highest scorer with 17, and the forward picked up 8 rebounds in his 25 minutes.
-Kyrie Irving had 14 points, 3 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks in 23 minutes.
-Draftee Kadji had 15 points and 5 rebounds in 12 minutes.
Milwaukee:
-Greek import Antentokounmpo had 14 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals, 3 blocks and 5 turnovers in 29 minutes.
-Stephen Graham led the Bucks with 15 points and 4 rebounds in 19 minutes.
Atlanta (87) defeated Charlotte (85)
Atlanta:
-Mike Scott had a team high 19 points, 6 boards and shot 8-11 in 28 minutes.
-Kyle Korver connected on three shots from long range with 14 total points in 21 minutes, along with 3 blocks.
-Elton Brand had a huge 7 blocks at the 5 spot, to go with 8 rebounds and 4 points in 30 minutes.
Charlotte:
-Sessions had 17 points and 6 assists in his 24 minutes on court.
-Fellow guard Kemba Walker dropped 12, 8 of those from the charity stripe, along with 3 steals.
Detroit (91) defeated Maccabi Haifa (69)
Detroit:
-Andre Drummond was the best with 17 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks in 24 minutes.
-Brandon Jennings had 5 steals along with 15 points and 3 assists in 23 minutes.
Utah (101) defeated Golden State (78)
Utah:
-John Lucas starred as the back-up PG, with 16 points and a +21 differential during his 18 minutes on court.
-Derrick Favors had a double-double with 10 points and 14 boards. The PF also had 3 blocks in his 25 minutes.
-Highflier Jeremy Evans also had a double-double with 12 and 13 (24 minutes).
Golden State:
-Marreese Speights was the team leader in scoring off the bench with 13 along with 6 rebounds in 17 minutes.
-Stephen Curry had 10 points and 3 assists in his 20 minutes.
LA Lakers (90) defeated Denver (88)
LA:
-Steve Blake had a team-high 16 points to go with 3 assists and 8 FT’s made in 27 minutes coming off the bench.
-Gasol had 14 points and 8 rebounds (24 minutes).
-Chris Kaman pulled down 7 boards and dropped 12 points in his 24 minutes.
Denver:
-Javale McGee starred for the Nuggets with 14 points, 7 boards and 3 blocks in 27 minutes.
-JJ Hickson came off the bench with energy, scoring 13 points and picking up 10 rebounds. Also had 4 turnovers in 21 minutes.
-French guard Evan Fournier played 30 minutes as a reserve, scoring 10 points with 5 assists.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 09, 2013, 08:36:25 PM
Minnesota at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New Orleans at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New York at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Dallas at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Moscow CSKA at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Phoenix at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 10, 2013, 07:36:20 PM
Timberwolves - 101 Raptors - 89
Love: 20 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 17 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Hansbrough: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans - 99 Magic - 95
Davis: 29 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Vucevic: 17 Pts. Oladipo: 9 Asts. Maxiell: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 103 Celtics - 102
Shumpert: 18 Pts. Felton: 5 Asts. Chandler: 5 Rebs./Pressey: 13 Pts. Pressey: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 6 Rebs.
Mavericks - 95 Grizzlies - 90
Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Dalembert: 7 Rebs./Leuer: 17 Pts. Leuer: 5 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Moscow CSKA - 93 Spurs - 95
Pargo: 20 Pts. Khryapa: 7 Asts. Hines: 9 Rebs./Ginobili: 14 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Ayres: 8 Rebs.
Suns - 104 Blazers - 98
Dragic: 19 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Marcus Morris: 7 Rebs./Lillard: 19 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Claver: 6 Rebs.
**********
Thursday, October 10 Schedule: 4 Pre-Season games
Houston at Indiana - 7:30 am ET, 4:30 am PT on NBATV
Miami at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 10, 2013, 07:36:43 PM
Timberwolves - 101 Raptors - 89
Love: 20 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 17 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Hansbrough: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans - 99 Magic - 95
Davis: 29 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Vucevic: 17 Pts. Oladipo: 9 Asts. Maxiell: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 103 Celtics - 102
Shumpert: 18 Pts. Felton: 5 Asts. Chandler: 5 Rebs./Pressey: 13 Pts. Pressey: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 6 Rebs.
Mavericks - 95 Grizzlies - 90
Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Dalembert: 7 Rebs./Leuer: 17 Pts. Leuer: 5 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Moscow CSKA - 93 Spurs - 95
Pargo: 20 Pts. Khryapa: 7 Asts. Hines: 9 Rebs./Ginobili: 14 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Ayres: 8 Rebs.
Suns - 104 Blazers - 98
Dragic: 19 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Marcus Morris: 7 Rebs./Lillard: 19 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Claver: 6 Rebs.
**********
Thursday, October 10 Schedule: 4 Pre-Season games
Houston at Indiana - 7:30 am ET, 4:30 am PT on NBATV
Miami at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 11, 2013, 06:43:27 AM
Otto Porter Jr. Buys Homeless Man Sandwich, Schools Nation in Human Decency
" After about 25 minutes, Otto Porter Jr ., the Georgetown basketball star and the Washington Wizards’ newest first-round draft pick, drove up , hopped out of his car and entered the shop. Mr. Porter soon exited with his sandwich
and drink — but also with a sandwich, a bag of chips and a drink for the homeless man . Mr . Porter then sat down next to the man, and they both enjoyed their sandwiches while making small talk .
Post by: tonistork on October 11, 2013, 11:16:08 AM
MANILA, Philippines (AP) -- James Harden scored 21 points Thursday to lead the Houston Rockets to a 116-96 win over the Indiana Pacers in the first NBA preseason game in the Philippines.
Omri Casspi added 17 points and 10 rebounds off the bench for Houston, while Paul George led the Pacers with 17 points. Dwight Howard was held to nine points in his second game for the Rockets after struggling with foul trouble, and had four turnovers.
Houston coach Kevin McHale started Patrick Beverly at point guard and Terrence Jones at power forward instead of Jeremy Lin and Donatas Motiejunas, who started in the first preseason game.
''I told them I will change starting lineups every game to see what happens. They're aware of it,'' McHale said. ''On this game, I saw D-Mo (Motiejunas) having a great synergy with Omri Casspi and the bench was just energized.''
For Indiana coach Frank Vogel, the Rockets just showed up more ready to play.
''It's simple: the Rockets played better than us,'' he said.
NBA Commissioner David Stern said basketball-obsessed country is an ideal host for NBA preseason games, and the league may go to other Southeast Asian countries.
He said Filipinos were ''rabid fans in a wonderful way.''
''The NBA is always trying to find ways to take advantage of opportunities particularly in Southeast Asia, and the Philippines lead the way,'' Stern said. ''But we're beginning to see activity around like Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore.''
The teams play each other again on Sunday in Taiwan, the ancestral home of Rockets guard Lin.
source:http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-beat-pacers-116-96-163340437--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-beat-pacers-116-96-163340437--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 11, 2013, 11:18:47 AM
Los Angeles Clippers guard J.J. Redick will miss up to two weeks with a bruised quadriceps, coach Doc Rivers said.
Redick, acquired via sign-and-trade in the offseason, is in the first year of a four-year, $27.7 million contract.
Rivers said in August that the Clippers will use many of the half-court sets designed to get Ray Allen open perimeter looks in Boston to spring Redick for outside shots as a way to balance the floor.
Redick isn't a great defender, but the Clippers parted with Caron Butler and, more painfully, sixth man and backup point guard Eric Bledsoe to add the dead-eye 3-point shooter.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-redick-miss-two-weeks-151146054--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-redick-miss-two-weeks-151146054--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 11, 2013, 04:21:02 PM
Houston:
-Harden led the way with 21 points, 4 steals and 4 assists in 27 minutes.
-Omri Cassipi had a double double off the bench with 17 and 10 in 21 minutes.
-Motiejunas dropped 16 as a reserve in his 20 minutes.
Indiana:
-David West scored 14 points in 25 minutes.
-Orlando Johnson dropped 11 off the bench, shooting 4-5 in 12 minutes.
-George Hill scored 10 points with 5 rebounds and 5 assists in 22 minutes.
Miami (112) defeated Detroit (107)
Miami:
-Bosh dominated with 28 points on 12-16 shooting in 25 minutes.
-James Jones connected four times from downtown, with all his 12 points coming for 3's in 25 minutes.
Detroit:
-Will Bynum led the Pistons with 28 points,6 assists, along with 7 turnovers in a massive 46 minutes.
-Andre Drummond scored 21 points with 11 rebounds in 28 minutes (8-11 shooting).
-Greg Monroe chipped in with 13 and 8 in 28 minutes also.
Minnesota (98) defeated Milwaukee (89)
Minnesota:
-SG Othyus Jeffers top scored with 13 points to go with 6 rebounds in 25 minutes off the bench.
-Shabazz Muhammad scored 11 as a reserve in 21 minutes.
Milwaukee:
-John Henson had 16 points and 5 rebounds in 25 minutes.
-Caron Butler scored 13 on 5-6 shooting in 24 minutes.
Sacramento (104) defeated LA Lakers (86)
Sacramento:
-Demarcus Cousins had a double-double with 16 points and 12 boards in 26 minutes.
-Travis Outlaw top scored with 18.
-Ben McLemore came off the bench for 12 points and 5 rebounds.
LA Lakers:
-Jodie Meeks dropped 19 in a starting role.
-Nick Young also started,scoring 17 with 5 boards in 25 minutes.
-Gasol scored 13 with 5 boards and 5 dimes.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 11, 2013, 07:21:27 PM
New York at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Boston at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Charlotte at Miami - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Utah at Portland - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 13, 2013, 08:42:49 PM
Chicago (83) defeated Washington (81) Chicago:
-Taj Gibson 18 points, 8 rebounds & 4 blocks (31 minutes)
-Luol Deng 14 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds (26 minutes)
-Jimmy Butler 11 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists & 3 steals (31 minutes)
Washington:
-Bradley Beal 16 points and 3 steals (27 minutes)
-Martell Webster 15 points in 22 minutes
Boston (111) defeated New York (81)
Boston:
-Jordan Crawford 13 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists (26 minutes)
-Kelly Olynyk 15 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals (25 minutes)
New York:
-Ike Diogu 21 points and 8 rebounds (32 minutes)
-Toure' Murry 16 points and 4 rebounds (31 minutes)
Detroit (99) defeated Brooklyn (88)
Detroit:
-Andre Drummond 15 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals & 1 block (18 minutes)
-Will Bynum 6 points and 11 assists (26 minutes)
-Tony Mitchell 10 points, 10 rebounds and a block (26 minutes)
Brooklyn:
-Andrey Blatche 15 points, 3 rebounds and 2 blocks (19 minutes)
-Andrei Kirilenko 4 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 steals and 3 blocks (20 minutes)
Toronto (104) defeated Minnesota (97)
Toronto:
-Rudy Gay 9 points, 5 boards (12 minutes)
-Tyler Hansbrough 11 points in 14 minutes
-Austin Daye 12 points in 16 minutes
Minnesota:
-Kevin Love 28 points, 11 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals (28 minutes)
-Ricky Rubio 3 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists,
4 steals and a block (28 minutes)
Charlotte (83) defeated Milwaukee (76)
Charlotte:
-Bismack Biyombo 9 points, 21 rebounds & 2 blocks (37 minutes)
-Jannero Pargo 24 points & 4/4 3s (23 minutes)
Milwaukee:
-Caron Butler 18 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists (33 minutes)
-Brandon Knight 4 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists (30 minutes)
LA Clippers (106) defeated Utah (74)
LA Clippers:
-Chris Paul 6 points, 10 assists, 6 rebounds and 2 steals (24 minutes)
-DeAndre Jordan 14 points, 7 rebounds & 6 blocks (22 minutes)
-Darren Collison 9 points, 5 rebounds, 10 assists and 2 steals 29 minutes)
Utah:
-Gordon Hayward 9 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists (26 minutes)
-Richard Jefferson 13 points, 8 rebounds (21 minutes)
Note:
Another game has been played tonight in Australia (early American time) so we
thought we would include.
Houston (107) defeated Indiana (98)
Houston:
-James Harden 21 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds (29 minutes)
-Jeremy Lin 17 points, 4 assists, 3 steals and a block (35 minutes)
Indiana:
-Paul George 19 points, 4 rebounds (28 minutes)
-Danny Granger 15 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks (30 minutes)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 14, 2013, 07:23:47 PM
New Orleans (105) defeated Atlanta (73)
New Orleans :
- Anthony Davis: 23 points, 9 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals, 1 block (27 minutes)
- Ryan Anderson: 20 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals (22 minutes)
- Jrue Holiday: 13 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals (27 minutes)
- Austin Rivers: 10 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 steals (36 minutes)
Atlanta :
- Al Horford: 18 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and a block (27 minutes)
Phoenix (106) defeated San Antonio (99)
Phoenix :
- Gerald Green: 19 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists (20 minutes)
- Dionte Christmas: 14 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal (19 minutes)
- P.J. Tucker: 14 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal (14 minutes)
San Antonio :
- Jeff Ayres: 10 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal, 1 block (26 minutes)
- Tim Duncan: 12 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block (22 minutes)
- Manu Ginobli: 11 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks (22 minutes)
Memphis (116) defeated Maccabi Haifa (70)
Memphis
- Marc Gasol: 17 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals, 1 block (28 minutes)
- Zach Randolph: 11 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists (24 minutes)
- Tony Allen: 19 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals (22 minutes)
- Kosta Koufos: 10 points, 12 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block (22 minutes)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 16, 2013, 03:51:08 AM
Brooklyn (127) defeated Philadelphia (97)
Brooklyn
- Shaun Livingston: 17 points (7/7 FG), 9 rebound, 8 assists, 2 steals (23 minutes)
- Mirza Teletovic: 21 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal (29 minutes)
- Chris Johnson: 21 poindts, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal (24 minutes)
- Joe Johnson: 18 pints, 3 rebounds, 6 assists (27 minutes)
- Brook Lopez: 17 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 5 blocks (24 minutes)
Philadelphia
- Evan Turner: 23 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists (36 minutes)
- Michael Carter-Williams: 12 points, 2 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, 1 block (30 minutes)
Orlando (102) defeated Dallas (94)
Orlando
- Victor Olidipo: 12 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals (26 minutes)
- Mickell Gladness: 2 points, 4 rebounds, 6 blocks (16 minutes)
Dallas
- Dirk Nowitzki: 24 points, 2 assists, 2 steals, 3 blocks (25 minutes)
- Monta Ellis: 16 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals (27 minutes)
Denver (98) defeated San Antonio (94)
Denver
- Kenneth Faried: 22 points, 9 rebounds, 2 steals (20 minutes)
- J.J. Hickson: 15 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals, (21 minutes)
- Ty Lawson: 10 points, 4 rebounds, 8 assists, 2 steals (28 minutes)
San Antonio
- Kawhi Leonard: 13 points (2/8 FT), 11 rebounds, 4 assists (21 minutes)
Sacramento (99) defeated LA Clippers (88)
Sacramento
- DeMarcus Cousins: 31 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals (28 minutes)
- Isaiah Thomas: 16 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal (30 minutes)
LA Clippers
- Darren Collison: 20 points, 10 assists, 2 rebounds, 4 steals, 1 block (36 minutes)
- Jamal Crawford: 25 points, 4 assists, 1 steal (31 minutes) . .
Post by: tonistork on October 16, 2013, 06:11:25 PM
Lee's 31 points lead Warriors past Lakers in China.
BEIJING (AP) -- David Lee scored 31 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 100-95 preseason win over a Kobe Bryant-less Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday in China.
Stephen Curry added 24 points for the Warriors, while Andrew Bogut had 14 rebounds and nine points. Lee finished 12 of 16 from the field.
''The way it's supposed to work is that we can get some stuff on the inside early in the game and that will open up the outside for guys like Steph to shoot 3s as the game goes on,'' the center said.
Nick Young led the Lakers with 18 points. Pau Gasol had 15 points and Chris Kaman scored 14 with 10 rebounds.
Although Bryant made the trip to China, he's sitting out the games to nurse a torn Achilles tendon and an ailing right knee. He was clearly missed by the Chinese fans, who chanted his name throughout the game.
Gasol said the Lakers faded defensively in the third quarter without their star.
''We don't know when Kobe's going to get back,'' Gasol said. ''But until that point we just have to play hard as a team as we've been doing, and making sure we can't wait for him to get back and everything to fall into place at that point.''
The Lakers play a second exhibition game in Shanghai on Friday.
The Warriors trailed 11 points at the end of the third quarter, but tied the score at 84 with just over seven minutes remaining on a 3-pointer by Curry and never trailed again.
Golden State coach Mark Jackson said Curry has been healthy the entire offseason.
''I thought tonight for the first time in a long time he had a rhythm and he was the best player on the floor,'' Jackson said. ''It was great to see and we expect tremendous (things) from him throughout the course of this season.''
Curry said the team played ''probably our best half in the second half all preseason.''
source:http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lees-31-points-lead-warriors-160436749--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lees-31-points-lead-warriors-160436749--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 16, 2013, 06:14:17 PM
By Brian Mahoney (Associated Press)
NEW YORK -- One of the greats to wear green, Paul Pierce found it strange playing for the other side.
''It was a little weird looking over and seeing all the green uniforms,'' he said of his first game against the Boston Celtics. ''I'm used to lining up in the green and white for so long.''
Pierce made just one basket but grabbed 10 rebounds and added five assists to help the Brooklyn Nets beat the Celtics 82-80 on Tuesday night in the first matchup between the teams since a blockbuster trade on draft night.
Brook Lopez scored 20 points and Andrey Blatche had 14 starting in place of Kevin Garnett for the Nets, who won it when Chris Johnson made two free throws with 7.0 seconds left after the game was tied at 80.
Pierce finished 1 of 6, his only basket a driving layup with 6.2 seconds left in the first half in the first meeting between the teams since the deal that sent Pierce and Garnett to Brooklyn.
Coach Jason Kidd told Pierce to treat it like a green and white scrimmage - and the white pulled it out.
''I thought he handled it well, as any professional would,'' Kidd said.
Courtney Lee led the Celtics with 14 points but missed a potential tying jumper in the final seconds.
Pierce was the first Nets starter announced after he was always the last guy called in Boston. Originally shaken by the trade, he seemed to enjoy reminders of his past and catching up with his old teammates. He had a chat with Rajon Rondo by the Celtics bench while the Nets were shooting free throws, and later said something that drew a smile from Avery Bradley after blocking the guard's shot.
Pierce also visited the Celtics in their locker room before the game to wish them luck this season.
''It was weird at first, but it's at a point now where people just got to get used to it,'' Celtics forward Jeff Green said of the trade.
Pierce spent 15 years with the Celtics and is second on their career scoring list and was the MVP of the 2008 NBA Finals. He knows he has a lesser role on a deep Nets team, but won't accept that his days as an elite scorer are over.
''I still have it in the tank,'' he said. ''When the big games come, I still am more than capable.''
Garnett didn't play as part of a regularly scheduled night off after the Nets played Monday in Philadelphia. Kidd called it a ''reward'' for Garnett's good work during the preseason, though Garnett has already made it clear he doesn't want nights off.
The Nets were also without Deron Williams, who remains out with a sprained right ankle, and key reserves Andrei Kirilenko (back spasms) and Jason Terry (left knee), who was also part of the trade.
The Nets host the Miami Heat on Thursday night. They will retire Kidd's No. 5 before the game.
Post by: tonistork on October 16, 2013, 06:22:35 PM
AP - Sports
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Kevin Durant scored 22 of his 36 points in the first half to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 109-81 preseason victory over the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday night.
The Thunder, in their first game after playing earlier this month in Turkey and England, raced to a quick double-digit lead in the first half and weren't challenged in the second half.
With his fiancee, Minnesota Lynx guard Monica Wright, watching from courtside, Durant hit four 3-pointers in the first four minutes of the second half. He finished 13 of 20 from the field and added six rebounds and four assists in 23 minutes.
Serge Ibaka added 13 points, nine rebounds and five assists and Thabo Sefolosha scored 13 points for Oklahoma City (3-0), which played without injured starters Russell Westbrook (knee) and Kendrick Perkins (finger).
Nate Robinson and Andre Miller each scored 10 points for Denver (2-2).
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-scores-36-lead-thunder-025536434--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-scores-36-lead-thunder-025536434--nba.html)
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Game Recap :
October 15 , Tuesday NBA Preseason Game Recap :
Golden State (100) defeated LA Lakers (95)
Golden State
- David Lee: 31 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal (38 minutes)
- Stephen Curry: 24 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists, 3 steals (37 minutes)
- Andrew Bogut: 9 points, 14 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks (32 minutes)
LA Lakers
- Chris Kaman: 14 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block (22 minutes)
- Pau Gasol: 15 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists (27 minutes)
- Nick Young: 18 points, 1 rebound, 3 assists (23 minutes)
Washington (100) defeated Miami (82)
Washington
- Bradley Beal: 29 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal (31 minutes)
- John Wall: 13 points, 2 rebounds, 8 assists, 5 steals, 1 block (31 minutes)
- Trevor Ariza: 13 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal (29 minutes)
Miami
- Chris Bosh: 13 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists (26 minutes)
- Dwyane Wade: 14 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals
Charlotte (92) defeated Cleveland (74)
Charlotte
- Kemba Walker: 14 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 assists, 1 block (30 minutes)
- Josh McRoberts: 11 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 steals (29 minutes)
Cleveland
- Kyrie Irving: 15 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, 2 blocks (24 minutes)
- Matthew Dellavedova: 7 points, 7 assists,3 rebounds, 1 steal (24 minutes)
Brooklyn (82) defeated Boston (80)
Brooklyn
- Brook Lopez: 20 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals, 3 blocks (26 minutes)
- Andray Blatche: 14 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, 3 steals, 1 block (24 minutes)
- Paul Pierce: 4 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal, 1 block (27 minutes)
Boston
- Jordan Crawford: 10 points, 5 rebounds,6 assists, 2 steals (31 minutes)
- Avery Bradley: 7 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals (27 minutes)
- Courtney Lee: 14 points, 4 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 block (28 mintues)
Memphis (102) defeated Milwaukee (99)
Memphis
- Quincy Pondexter: 24 points, 4 rebounds,1 steal (37 minutes)
- Marc Gasol: 18 points, 6 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal (34 minutes)
Milwaukee
- Brandon Knight: 19 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal (27 minutes)
- John Henson: 8 points, 12 rebounds, 4 assists (34 minutes)
OKC (109) defeated Denver (81)
OKC
- Kevin Durant: 36 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal, 1 block (23 minutes)
- Serge Ibaka: 13 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks (28 minutes)
Denver
- JaVale McGee: 9 points, 8 rebounds (21 minutes)
- Quincy Miller: 8 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks (20 minutes)
LA Clippers (102)defeated Phoenix (96)
LA Clippers
- Chris Paul: 24 points, 5 rebounds, 9 assists, 2 steals (31 minutes)
- DeAndre Jordan: 11 points, 11 rebounds,2 assists, 5 blocks (31 minutes)
Phoenix
- Goran Dragic: 20 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists (29 minutes)
- Eric Bedsloe: 8 points, 7 assists, 4 steals (28 minutes)
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Toronto (99) defeated Boston (97)
Toronto
- Landry Fields: 14 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal (17 minutes)
- Terence Ross: 19 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist (26 minutes)
Boston
- Kelly Olynyk: 13 points, 9 rebounds (26 minutes)
- MarShon Brooks: 17 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists (20 minutes)
Dallas (92) defeated Indiana (85)
Dallas
- Shaun Marion: 18 points, 11 rebounds, 1 block (25 minutes)
- Monta Ellis: 13 points, 2 rebounds, 9 assists, 3 steals (24 minutes)
- Samuel Dalembert: 9 points, 8 rebounds, 1 steal, 4 blocks (19 minutes)
Indiana
- Orlando Johnson: 14 points, 7 rebounds (19 minutes)
- Luis Scola: 14 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal (24 minutes)
Chicago (96) defeated Detroit (81)
Chicago
- Derrick Rose: 22 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block (22 minutes)
- Taj Gibson: 11 points, 12 rebounds (23 minutes)
- Carlos Boozer: 10 points, 11 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block (21 minutes)
Detroit
- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: 18 points, 7 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal (40 minutes)
- Peyton Silva: 4 points, 1 rebound, 9 assists, 2 steals (26 minutes)
Houston (108) defeated Orlando (104)
Houston
- James Harden: 21 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists (18 minutes)
- Donatas Motiejunas: 14 points, 8 rebounds (24 minutes)
- Patrick Beverley: 13 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steals (26 minutes)
Orlando
- Andrew Nicholson: 15 points, 9 rebounds, 1 blocks (27 minutes)
- E’Twaun Moore: 17 points, 4 rebounds (24 minutes)
Portland (99) defeated Utah (92)
Portland
- Damian Lillard: 24 points, 2 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals (33 minutes)
- Mo Williams: 17 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal (30 minutes)
- Robin Lopez: 13 points, 13 rebounds, 2 blocks (28 minutes)
Utah
- Derrick Favours: 10 points, 17 rebounds, 1 steal, 2 blocks (31 minutes)
- Enes Kanter: 23 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal (30 minutes)
- Gordon Hayward: 20 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal, 1 block (34 minutes)
Post by: tonistork on October 18, 2013, 07:54:29 PM
The feud started, as these things often do, with a Tobacco Road rivalry. A fight at Michael Jordan's camp followed, as did an injury scare.
But when J.J. Redick joined the Los Angeles Clippers in July to become Chris Paul's new backcourt mate … well, both Redick and Paul knew it was finally time to end their dislike of each other.
"We have actually had a chance to become real close, real quick," Paul told Yahoo Sports. "Who would have thought after the battles we had in college."
Said Redick: "We connected right away."
The rivalry between Paul and Redick began when they both played in the Atlantic Coast Conference at schools just a 90-minute drive from each other: Redick starred at Duke from 2002-06 and Paul was at Wake Forest from 2003-05.
"We had some battles at Wake Forest," Redick said. "The game I kind of got into it with him our team had like three or four technicals."
Said Paul: "Before I got to know him he was no friend of mine. It is what it is. But that's how it was in college."
The boiling point between Paul and Redick came in the summer of 2004 when both were counselors at the Jordan Brand Camp in Santa Barbara, Calif. During a scrimmage between the two, Redick became so irritated that he struck Paul.
"I actually had to apologize to him," Redick said. "…I put my hands on him during a game. It was a hand to the face type of move. I don't know how to describe it.
"We were in the dorm at UC Santa Barbara, and I was told I had to apologize to him. I knew he didn't like me then, but he did [accept the apology]."
Since joining the NBA, Paul and Redick never spoke over the past seven seasons. Last season, Paul missed three games after bumping knees with Redick during a 104-101 loss to the Orlando Magic on Jan. 12 that snapped a franchise-record 13-game home winning streak for the Clippers.
Redick said the last incident caused Paul to "harbor more animosity" toward him.
"I didn't like him either," Redick said.
After the Clippers acquired coach Doc Rivers, their next big move came when they agreed to acquire Redick on July in a three-team, four-player trade. Redick netted a four-year, $27 million contract in the deal. The Clippers also sent promising young guard Eric Bledsoe to the Phoenix Suns.
Paul quickly reached out to Redick after the Clippers traded for him. (USA Today)
"For Doc and the Clippers to make a decision like that and to trade Bledsoe, I knew Chris would be on board with that," Redick said.
Said Paul: "I remember the day I found out we had J.J. and I called him immediately. I was excited."
With the addition of Redick, the Clippers now have one of the league's best 3-point shooters to go along with one of the best point guards.
"Our skill sets complement each other," Redick said. "In terms of shot creation he helps me in that regard. Doc's offense, with all the movements, helps me in shot creation. Playing off a guy like Chris is going to be fun. On the other hand, I'm a secondary ball-handler and playmaker that can help make his job easier as well."
The ice between Paul and Redick began to thaw from the initial phone call after they became teammates. They have since hung out together with their wives, who have also become close.
"We have actually had a chance to become real close, real quick," Paul said. "Who would have thought after the battles we had in college. But the one thing about him, he's a pro. Everyone in professional sports knows what that means."
Redick also knows why he and Paul didn't get along.
"We didn't like each other," he said, "because we were both so damn competitive."
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--chris-paul-and-j-j--redick--now-clippers-teammates--bury-feud-065652876.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--chris-paul-and-j-j--redick--now-clippers-teammates--bury-feud-065652876.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 18, 2013, 08:02:03 PM
Roberts hits jumper, Pelicans top Thunder 105-102.
TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- Brian Roberts scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half, including the go-ahead jumper with 30.6 seconds left, and the New Orleans Pelicans stayed unbeaten in the preseason with a 105-102 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night.
Roberts put the Pelicans in front after Reggie Jackson's driving layup had given the Thunder a 102-101 lead. Anthony Davis added two free throws with 21 seconds left to push the Pelicans' lead to 105-102, then blocked Jeremy Lamb's 3-point attempt with 3.2 seconds left.
Eric Gordon scored 21 points for the Pelicans and Davis finished with 18.
Kevin Durant shrugged off a slow start to score 25 points. After shooting 4 of 12 from the field in the first half, Durant found his range in the third quarter. The forward nailed a 3-pointer to open the Thunder's second-half scoring and finished the quarter with 13 points on 4-of-8 shooting.
He played 32 minutes and did not see action in the fourth quarter.
Rookie reserve Steven Adams had 10 points and 15 rebounds and Serge Ibaka finished with 11 points, including seven in the fourth quarter.
Coming into the game 13 of 58 on 3-pointers in the preseason, Oklahoma City found its touch from long distance, connecting on 9 of 12 3s in the first half in grabbing a 56-52 lead at intermission. The Thunder finished 12 of 23 from behind the arc.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/roberts-hits-jumper-pelicans-top-030104493--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/roberts-hits-jumper-pelicans-top-030104493--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 18, 2013, 08:15:54 PM
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- DeMarcus Cousins had 29 points, nine rebounds and six steals to lead the Sacramento Kings to their third straight preseason win, a 107-90 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Thursday night.
Cousins had another dominant first half with 23 points and seven rebounds, helping the Kings (3-1) take a 56-50 lead. In a victory over the Clippers on Monday, Cousins had 25 of his 31 points in the opening half.
Cousins made 8 of 15 shots, 13 of 18 free throws, and three assists in 27 minutes. He didn't play in the final 15 minutes.
Jimmer Fredette started for the Kings made five 3-pointers, scoring 21 of his 23 points in the second half. Both John Salmons and Greivis Vaquez had 10 points.
Markieff Morris scored 15 points for the Suns (3-2), who opened the preseason with three straight victories. Marcin Gortat and Eric Bledsoe had 12 points apiece and Shannon Brown added 11.
Suns point guard Goran Dragic was injured early in the third quarter. He was helped off the court and with a left ankle sprain and sat out the remainder of the game.
Both teams are playing with rookie head coaches. Jeff Hornacek hopes to improve a Suns team that dropped 57 games a year ago, while Michael Malone inherits a Sacramento team that went 28-54 last season.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cousins-kings-win-3rd-straight-043630086--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cousins-kings-win-3rd-straight-043630086--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 18, 2013, 08:21:09 PM
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Damian Lillard scored 22 points and Mo Williams came off the bench to add 17 to help the Portland Trail Blazers rally from a 12-point second-half deficit for a 99-92 victory over the Utah Jazz in a preseason game Wednesday night.
LaMarcus Aldridge added 16 points for the Blazers (2-2) and Robin Lopez had 13 points and 13 rebounds. Both of the team's preseason victories have come against Utah.
Enes Kanter scored 23 points and Gordon Hayward added 20 to lead the Jazz (1-3), who have lost three straight.
The Blazers outrebounded the Jazz 57-43. Utah also struggled to find consistency on offense against Portland's defense. The Jazz shot 31 of 80 from the field (38.8 percent) and had only two players shoot better than 50 percent from the floor.
Kanter turned the first quarter into a personal layup drill. He made eight straight baskets in the quarter before missing a shot. Kanter's 16 first-quarter points helped shore up a sagging offensive effort from the rest of Utah's starters.
It helped the Jazz keep pace with Portland even after the Blazers jumped out to a 16-11 lead behind three early baskets from Aldridge. The Jazz rallied and finally took a 27-24 lead when Hayward converted a fast-break layup and a free throw in the final second of the first quarter.
Portland went back ahead 37-32 in the second quarter on Aldridge's shooting. Utah overtook the Blazers again when Lester Hudson made back-to-back 3-pointers to give the Jazz a one-point lead. Hayward followed up with a pair of baskets and three free throws during the final two minutes of the quarter to give Utah a 49-41 halftime lead.
The Jazz carved out their largest lead at 64-52 on back-to-back jumpers from Richard Jefferson and Derrick Favors midway through the third quarter. That's when things began to unravel.
Lillard and Williams took turns making plays to rally the Blazers. Lillard put Portland ahead 71-70 on a driving layup with 1:00 left in the third quarter. Williams put the Blazers ahead for good by closing the third quarter with a long jumper and opening the fourth quarter with a layup.
Utah rallied at different points in the fourth quarter, getting to 91-89 on Favors' layup with 2:58 left. But the Blazers pulled away by holding the Jazz without another field goal until Favors scored with 20 seconds left.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lillard-blazers-rally-beat-jazz-034335840--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lillard-blazers-rally-beat-jazz-034335840--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 18, 2013, 08:38:14 PM
TORONTO (AP) -- Terrence Ross scored 19 points, Landry Fields had 14 and the Toronto Raptors beat Boston 99-97 on Wednesday night, handing the Celtics their fifth loss in six preseason games.
MarShon Brooks scored 17 points, 15 of them in the final quarter, and Kelly Olynyk fouled out with 13 points and nine rebounds for the Celtics.
Boston had a chance to tie it on the final possession, but Jared Sullinger couldn't tip in Jordan Crawford's missed 3-pointer.
Vitor Faverani and Jeff Green each scored 13 for the Celtics, who were coming off an 82-80 loss to former teammate Paul Pierce and the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday.
Kyle Lowry scored 11 points and Rudy Gay and Jonas Valanciunas each had 10 for the Raptors, who won their third straight and improved to 4-1 in the preseason.
Gay, Lowry and Amir Johnson played the entire first quarter, but spent the rest of the night on the bench. DeMar DeRozan joined them after playing just over one minute in the second.
The Raptors used a 10-0 run in the final 4:36 of the third quarter to take an 80-70 lead into the fourth. Boston missed seven straight field goal attempts after Green's dunk with 4:50 to go in the third put them up 70-69, their final lead of the game.
Brooks hit a 3 with 24 seconds left to cut it to 97-95, but Julyan Stone answered with a pair of free throws for the Raptors. Stone then missed a layup with seven seconds to go, setting up the frantic finish.
Toronto was without forward Steve Novak (right hand) while Celtics forward Kris Humphries (right foot) did not play.
The Celtics and Raptors open the regular season in Toronto on Oct. 30.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-edge-celtics-99-97-014849834--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-edge-celtics-99-97-014849834--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 19, 2013, 03:33:01 PM
Golden State (115) defeated LA Lakers (89)
Golden State
- Klay Thompson: 25 points, 10-14
shooting, 5-6 3PT (28 minutes)
- David Lee: 16 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists (22 minutes)
- Andre Iguodala: 4 points, 7 rebounds, 14 assists and 5 steals (28 minutes)
Lakers
- Paul Gasol: 16 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists (25 minutes)
Memphis (97) defeated Orlando (91)
Memphis
- Mike Miller: 19 points, 10 rebounds, 7-10 shooting (30 minutes)
- Ed Davis: 16 points, 10 rebounds, 2 blocks (27 minutes)
- Marc Gasol: 12 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists (26 minutes)
Orlando
- Victor Oladipo: 22 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists (29 minutes)
- Nikola Vucevic: 13 points, 11 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 blocks (26 minutes)
- Kyle O'Quinn: 12 points, 6 rebounds, 2 blocks (21 minutes)
Chicago (103) defeated Indiana (98)
Chicago
- Derrick Rose: 32 points, 9 assists, 4 rebounds (31 minutes)
- Luol Deng: 22 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals (31 minutes)
- Taj Gibson: 13 points, 5 rebounds, 1 block (30 minutes)
Indiana
- Paul George: 22 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists (25 minutes)
- Roy Hibbert: 18 points, 6 rebounds, 1 block (28 minutes)
- Lance Stephenson: 11 points, 7 rebounds, 8 assists (34 minutes)
Portland (94) defeated LA Clippers (84)
Portland
- Damien Lillard: 16 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists (23 minutes)
- Nicolas Batum: 14 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal (27 minutes)
- Will Barton: 10 points, 10 rebounds, 2 steals (38 minutes)
Clippers
- Darren Collison: 31 points, 6 assists, 2 steals (33 minutes)
- Blake Griffin: 18 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists (25 minutes)
Post by: tonistork on October 19, 2013, 05:36:47 PM
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Mike Miller had 19 points and 11 rebounds, Ed Davis added 16 points and 10 boards, and the Memphis Grizzlies earned their third straight preseason win with a 97-91 victory over the Orlando Magic on Friday night.
Miller played 30 minutes, shooting 7 of 10. He took a hard fall on a shot attempt early in the fourth quarter, but was able to remain in the game.
Rookie Victor Oladipo led the Magic with 22 points. Nik Vucevic played 26 minutes and finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds before fouling out in the third quarter.
Both teams played their starters well into the third, with the Magic briefly taking the lead. The Grizzlies recovered and stretched their advantage to as many as 15.
Orlando played without projected starting forward Tobias Harris, who was resting a sore ankle.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mike-miller-scores-19-grizzlies-014128957--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mike-miller-scores-19-grizzlies-014128957--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 19, 2013, 05:44:06 PM
By JUSTIN BERGMAN (Associated Press)
SHANGHAI (AP) -- Klay Thompson made 5 of 6 3-pointers and scored 25 points to help the Golden State Warriors rout the Los Angeles Lakers 115-89 in a pre-season game in Shanghai on Friday night.
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David Lee added 16 points and Draymond Green had 14 points and six rebounds for the Warriors, who followed up their 100-95 win over the Lakers in Beijing on Tuesday with another victory.
''It's always good to beat (the Lakers),'' Thompson said. ''I've seen them rule the state of California for far too long so we want Golden State to be the team out West and it starts even tonight in the pre-season.''
Shanghai native Yao Ming, who watched the game courtside, got a huge cheer from the crowd before the game, but the loudest ovation went to the injured Kobe Bryant when he joined the Lakers bench in the fourth quarter.
Bryant is sitting out the start of the season as he recovers from a torn Achilles tendon. Pau Gasol was the only Lakers player in double digits, scoring 16 points.
''We've still got a lot of work to do,'' Gasol said. ''We've still got to make sure we work really hard these next 11 days before opening night so the team is really ready to go. We've got to be ready to go from the beginning.''
Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said, however, he wasn't worried about his team's performances in China this week.
''We're pretty excited about what we can do. This is not normal. This is preseason and it doesn't matter come January if you won four games or six games or one game,'' D'Antoni said.
The Warriors opened up a close game with a 26-5 run late in the third quarter to take an 84-68 lead late in the period. Golden State got 13 points from Thompson during the run, including three 3-pointers in a 1 1/2-minute span.
''I got lucky tonight,'' Thompson said. ''I got a lot of wide-open shots.''
The only slight concern for the team came three minutes into the game when Andrew Bogut left with back spasms after scoring a layup and didn't return. The Australian center has battled injuries in recent years -only playing 32 regular-season games for the Warriors last year -but has been fit coming into this season.
''There's no concern,'' Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. ''He actually waved me off and wanted to stay in the ballgame, but we've got plenty of time to make sure he's healthy and whole and that's important closing out this preseason.''
The Shanghai game was the final edition of the NBA's Global Games, part of the league's efforts to expand its brand by playing preseason games in China, Brazil, Turkey, the Philippines, Taiwan, Spain and the United Kingdom.
This season, two regular-season games will be played outside the United States and Canada for the first time-in London and Mexico City.
Before the game, NBA Commissioner David Stern refused to speculate how long it would be until a regular season game would be played in China, passing the baton to his successor, Adam Silver, the deputy commissioner.
''I think the level of cooperation with the Shanghai sports bureau means we will continue to favor Shanghai with games in the future,'' Stern said. ''Regular-season games are for Commissioner Silver and Mr. Li (Yuyi, the director of the Shanghai Sports Bureau) to decide.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-rout-lakers-115-89-142407845--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-rout-lakers-115-89-142407845--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 19, 2013, 05:58:41 PM
Derrick Favors has reached agreement on a four-year, $49 million-plus contract extension with the Utah Jazz, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
The deal includes bonus incentives that could push the package well over $50 million, sources said.
Favors, 22, is a centerpiece of the Jazz's future and will take over a starting frontcourt position because of the off-season departures of Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap. A contract will be signed in the near future, sources tell Yahoo.
As Favors' role and production increase this year and beyond, his ability to earn the incentive clauses in the deal will grow. In three seasons, Favors has shown the promise to become one of the NBA's top young power forwards.
With ideal size at 6-foot-10 and 250 pounds, and merely the age of a college senior, Favors could've commanded a $13 million annual salary from several teams in restricted free agency next summer, executives told Yahoo Sports.
Yet Favors' agent, Wallace Prather, and Jazz officials worked out a deal over the past several months that offers security and protection to both sides. Utah risked having to match a higher offer on the market if it didn't meet Favors' asking price now. For Prather and Favors, this is an outstanding deal in the current marketplace.
Favors wanted to remain with the Jazz, and that was important to an organization that has a history of building its roster around good, high-character players.
Under general manager Dennis Lindsey, Utah is undertaking a full rebuilding project with Favors and guard Gordon Hayward the focus of rookie contract extension discussions this fall.
Favors, the third overall pick by New Jersey in the 2010 NBA draft out of Georgia Tech, was the key player in the Jazz's trade of All-Star point guard Deron Williams to the Nets three years ago. In 23.2 minutes per game a season ago, Favors averaged 9.4 points and 7.1 rebounds.
Favors is part of a 2010 draft class eligible to sign contract extensions until Oct. 31. Without a deal by the deadline, players become restricted free agents on July 1, 2014.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--derrick-favors-agrees-to-extension-with-jazz-180910657.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--derrick-favors-agrees-to-extension-with-jazz-180910657.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 21, 2013, 05:17:43 PM
AP - Sports
MONTREAL (AP) -- Kevin Love had 22 points and nine rebounds to lead the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 104-89 preseason win against the Boston Celtics on Sunday.
The game was held in Montreal as part of the 2013 NBA Canada series.
Kevin Martin scored 21 points for the Timberwolves (3-2). Ricky Rubio had 15 points and a game-high seven assists.
''We're getting more acclimated with each other each day that goes by,'' said Martin, who was acquired in an offseason trade with Oklahoma City. ''I'm very hopeful for the season. We have a good team here. We have high expectations for ourselves as a team. We expect to win games.''
Gerald Wallace had 16 points for Boston (1-6). Toronto native Kelly Olynyk scored four points in 19 minutes.
''It's fun. It's an honor to play in front of your country,'' Olnyk said. ''It's a special feeling.''
Minnesota put together a 12-0 run to grab an 18-7 lead on Martin's 3-pointer with 6:24 left in the first quarter. The Timberwolves led 57-51 at halftime and carried an 81-72 lead into the final period.
Martin was 5 for 8 from 3-point range. He also had five rebounds and three assists.
''It's a really tough guard when you have a guy like Kevin Martin who's so fast and can get open, runs the break, can shoot the ball from distance,'' Love said. ''He only needs a split-second.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-leads-timberwolves-past-celtics-005805803--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-leads-timberwolves-past-celtics-005805803--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 21, 2013, 05:21:11 PM
AP - Sports
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Damian Lillard scored 23 of his 28 points in the second half, helping the Portland Trail Blazers edge the Sacramento Kings 109-105 in a preseason game on Sunday night.
Lillard had 16 during the third quarter, when the Trail Blazers (4-2) opened a 19-point lead.
Patrick Patterson scored 27 points for Sacramento (3-2), and Isiah Thomas had 15 points and 10 assists. Ben McLemore scored 21 of his 23 in the second half.
Portland outrebounded Sacramento 54-40, led by Nicolas Batum's 11 boards.
Portland forward LaMarcus Aldridge (sore right knee) and Sacramento forward DeMarcus Cousins (rest) rested. Cousins is the Kings' leading scorer this preseason at 21.3 points per game.
Reserve Mo Williams scored 17 for the Trail Blazers, who led 53-44 at halftime. Batum, Thomas Robinson and Robin Lopez had 14 points apiece.
Lillard was 8 for 19 from the field, including a 4-for-9 performance from 3-point range.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lillard-scores-28-blazers-beat-033852188--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lillard-scores-28-blazers-beat-033852188--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 21, 2013, 05:23:05 PM
AP - Sports
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Reggie Jackson had 18 points and six assists to help the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Utah Jazz 88-82 on Sunday night.
Serge Ibaka added 17 points and Thabo Sefolosha scored 14 for the Thunder, who led 23-14 after the first quarter. Kevin Durant scored five points on 2-for-10 shooting.
Oklahoma City (4-1) once again played without center Kendrick Perkins, who is making his way back from a dislocated ring finger.
Gordon Hayward paced the Jazz (1-4) with 18 points on 6-of-14 shooting. Enes Kanter had 15 points and seven rebounds.
Jackson was 7 for 10 from the field, including a 3-for-3 performance from 3-point range. He also three rebounds in 27 minutes.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-beat-jazz-88-82-014622947--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-beat-jazz-88-82-014622947--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 21, 2013, 05:25:30 PM
AP - Sports
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- E'Twaun Moore had 14 points in 30 minutes, and the Orlando Magic defeated the Detroit Pistons 87-86 on Sunday night.
Orlando led by as many as 23, but Detroit kept its starting unit in late in the preseason game and closed the gap.
Tobias Harris, who sat out the Magic's previous two games, scored 13 points and connected on all three of his 3-point attempts. But he left late in the third quarter with soreness in his left ankle and did not return.
The Magic closed the first half with a 20-5 run.
Greg Monroe led Detroit with 19 points. Andre Drummond had 14 points and 15 rebounds.
Pistons guard Will Bynum missed the game due to food poisoning, leaving rookie Peyton Siva to log 47 minutes. He scored 12 points, but also had nine turnovers.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/magic-hang-87-86-victory-005946677--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/magic-hang-87-86-victory-005946677--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 22, 2013, 08:08:59 AM
By TOM WITHERS (AP Sports Writer)
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Zydrunas Ilgauskas' jersey is going up to where he can't even reach it.
The Cavaliers will retire Ilgauskas' No. 11 on March 8, raising it to the rafters in Quicken Loans Arena to honor their beloved former center who overcame major foot injuries early in his career to become one of Cleveland's best players.
''Zydrunas is not only one of the best basketball players to ever wear a Cleveland Cavaliers uniform, he is also one of the finest human beings that has ever been associated with the franchise,'' Cavs owner Dan Gilbert said.
'''Z's numbers and productivity are clear evidence of his basketball success. What is more impressive about this gentle giant is the authentic concern and interest he displayed for not only his teammates, but for everybody who worked at the Cavaliers and for the loyal fans who supported him throughout and after his playing days.''
Ilgauskas' jersey will be retired when the Cavs host the New York Knicks. It's a fitting tribute to the popular Ilgauskas, who is known simply as ''Z'' to Cleveland fans. He played 12 seasons with the Cavaliers and was twice named an NBA All-Star.
The 7-foot-3 Lithuanian was drafted by the Cavs in 1996. He finished with the second-most blocks and points in team history and was a major contributor on Cleveland playoff teams, including the one that made the NBA Finals in 2007.
Ilgauskas persisted after undergoing numerous reconstructive surgeries to fix his feet. At one point, Ilguaskas nearly retired but pushed on and enjoyed a solid NBA career.
''Zydrunas represents the very best of how any sports franchise would hope to be represented,'' Cavaliers general manager Chris Grant said. ''He was a hard-working competitor who persevered, was dedicated, inspiring, and was a great teammate. As good as he was on the court, he was just as good off the court and in our community.''
Ilgauskas, who currently works as a special assistant to Grant, is touched by the tribute.
''I am happy and humbled by this great honor,'' he said. ''Cleveland and the Cavaliers have been such a huge part of my life and it will be a very special and proud day for me and my family. I want to thank the Cavaliers and fans alike because I have been very fortunate to play here, work here and call Cleveland home.''
Ilgauskas will be the seventh player to have his jersey retired, joining Austin Carr, Nate Thurmond, Bobby ''Bingo'' Smith, Larry Nance, Brad Daugherty and Mark Price.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-retiring-jersey-center-zydrunas-213710943--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-retiring-jersey-center-zydrunas-213710943--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 22, 2013, 02:18:14 PM
HOUSTON (AP) -- Dwight Howard had 15 points and 17 rebounds and James Harden scored 19 to help the Houston Rockets to a 100-95 win over the Dallas Mavericks on in a preseason game on Monday night.
Houston coach Kevin McHale moved Howard to power forward on Monday to get 7-foot center Omer Asik in the lineup with the team's new acquisition. Asik had four points and nine rebounds in his first game this season after dealing with a calf injury.
The game was tied late in the third before the Rockets used a 7-0 run to take a 77-70 lead and hold on for the win.
Dirk Nowitzki had 11 points and four blocked shots before he was ejected late in the third quarter after drawing a flagrant two foul for knocking Omri Casspi to the ground on a fast break.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-leads-rockets-over-mavericks-023413919--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-leads-rockets-over-mavericks-023413919--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 22, 2013, 02:29:59 PM
AP - Sports
TORONTO (AP) -- Terrence Ross scored 27 points, DeMar DeRozan had 21 and the Toronto Raptors beat the New York Knicks 123-120 in double overtime on Monday night, their fourth straight preseason victory.
Rudy Gay scored 19 points, Kyle Lowry had 11 and Tyler Hansborough 10 as the Raptors improved to 5-1.
Beno Udrih scored 19 points and Metta World Peace had 16 for the Knicks, who lost for the third time in four games. Tyson Chandler and Tim Hardaway Jr. each scored 15.
Andrea Bargnani had 13 against his former team, while Carmelo Anthony had nine points and eight rebounds in 26 minutes.
A pair of 3-pointers by Ross gave the Raptors a 110-103 edge with 2:22 left in the first overtime, but New York responded with an 10-0 run, taking the lead on Udrih's 3 with 37 seconds left, then adding two more on a pair of free throws by Hardaway Jr.
After missing a 3 with 6 seconds left, Ross sent it to double overtime with a buzzer-beating 3 from the wing.
Toronto's Dwight Buycks scored the first two baskets of the second overtime and Ross added a third, giving the Raptors a six-point cushion.
Ross sealed it with four made free throws in the final six seconds.
World Peace picked up a technical foul with 5:22 left in the fourth following an altercation with Hansborough.
NOTES: The Knicks were without G Raymond Felton (left hamstring) and G Iman Shumpert (right elbow). New York G Pablo Prigioni sat out with flulike symptoms. ... Knicks coach Mike Woodson said F Amare Stoudemire (left knee) and G J.R. Smith (left knee) both did individual workouts Monday and could take part in scrimmages Tuesday. ... Woodson said F Kenyon Martin (left ankle) might be able to practice Tuesday. Martin has not played this preseason. ... Toronto was without F Steve Novak (right thumb).
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-beat-knicks-123-120-022127014--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-beat-knicks-123-120-022127014--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 23, 2013, 11:22:48 AM
GM Survey Results :
Finals: MIA v SAS
ECF: MIA v IND
WCF: SAS v OKC
MVP: LBJ, Durant runner up
If youw ere starting a franchise today and could sign any player, who would it be?
LeBron 89.7%, Durant 6.9%, Irving 3.4%
Top 3 Players at Positions, in order:
PG: Paul, Rose, Parker
SG: Harden, Kobe, Curry/Durant/George all tied for 3rd
SF: James, Durant (no 3rd spot as all GM's voted for these two guys only - poor Melo)
PF: Duncan, Love, LeBron
C: Dwight, Marc Gasol, Duncan
Top 3 teams who made the best overall moves this offseason:
1. Houston
2. Brooklyn
3. LA Clippers
Biggest impact by a newly acquired player?
1. Dwight in a landslide
KG, Jrue Holiday, Millsap, Josh Smith also got a vote each)
Most Underrated Addition:
1. Jrue Holiday, AK47, Luis Scola all tied for first
Most Improved Team:
1. Detroit
2. BKN, CLE, HOU, MIN, NO, WAS all tied for second
Most Surprising Move of the Offseason:
1. Nets-C's trade, Iguodala to GSW tied for first
3. AK47 to Nets
ROY:
1. Oladipo
2. Cody Zeller
3. Bennett, McCollum, Roberson tied for 3rd
Best Rookie in 5yrs Time:
1. Oladipo
2. Cody Zeller
3. Bennett, McLemore tied
Biggest Steal of the Draft:
1. Olynyk (pick 13)
2. McLemore (pick 7), Noel (pick 6) tied for 2nd
Best International Player:
1. Tony Parker
2. Marc Gasol
3. Dirk Nowitzki
Int. Player most likely to break out:
1. Jonas Valanciunas
2. Ricky Rubio
3. Teletovic
Best Defensive Player:
1. Dwight Howard
2. LeBron James
3. Tony Allen
Best Perimeter Defender:
1. Tony Allen
2. LeBron James
3. Paul George
Best Interior Defender:
1. Dwight
2. Joakim Noah
3. Marc Gasol, Hibbert, Ibaka tied
Best Defensive Team:
1. Chicago
2. Indiana
3. Miami
Best Coach:
1. Popovich
2. Rivers
3. Spo/Thibs tied
Active Player most likely to be a Head Coach one day:
1. Billups
2. Chris Paul
3. Battier
Post by: Zurca on October 23, 2013, 11:26:29 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 23, 2013, 03:38:06 PM
Indiana (107) defeated Atlanta (89)
Indiana
- David West: 24 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals (27 minutes)
- Lance Stephenson: 6 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists (31 minutes)
- Luis Scola: 20 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal (18 minutes)
Atlanta
- Jeff Teague: 17 points, 8 assists (32 minutes)
Detroit (99) defeated Washington (96)
Detroit
- Greg Monroe: 18 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 steal (36 minutes)
- Andre Drummond: 9 points, 14 rebounds, 1 block (35 minutes)
- Will Bynum: 13 points, 4 rebounds, 9 assists, 2 steals (25 minutes)
Washington
- Nene: 15 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals (22 minutes)
- Kevin Seraphin: 14 points, 11 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block (26 minutes)
- Bradley Beal: 17 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal (31 minutes)
San Antonio (123) defeated Orlando (101)
San Antonio
- Patty Mills: 22 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 5 steals, 2 blocks (23 minutes)
- Tim Duncan: 10 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks (24 minutes)
- Kawhi Leonard: 19 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists (21 minutes)
Orlando
- Victor Oladipo: 22 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal (36 minutes)
- Arron Afflalo: 17 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal (37 minutes)
- Kyle O’Quinn: 10 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 blocks (30 minutes)
Phoenix (88) defeated OKC (76)
Phoenix
- Eric Bledsoe: 15 points, 6 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals (29 minutes)
- Channing Frye: 12 points, 9 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block (25 minutes)
OKC
- Reggie Jackson: 18 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals (32 minutes)
- Jeremy Lamb: 13 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal (40 minutes)
LA Lakers (108) defeated Utah (94)
LA Lakers
- Jordan Farmar: 20 points, 1 rebound, 3 assists, 1 block (23 minutes)
- Wesley Johnson: 14 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal (22 minutes)
Utah
- Gordon Hayward: 15 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals (31 minutes)
- Derrick Favors: 10 poiunts, 13 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block (28 minutes)
- Alec Burks: 14 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal (29 minutes)
- Brian Cook: 18 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 block (20 minutes)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 24, 2013, 01:52:09 PM
Grizzlies - 72 Raptors - 108
Davis: 11 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 21 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 97 Celtics - 101
Taylor: 15 Pts. Livingston: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs./Bradley: 16 Pts. Wallace: 5 Asts. Bass: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 125 Sixers - 102
Barea: 22 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Turiaf: 12 Rebs./Anderson: 23 Pts. Turner: 5 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Wizards - 101 Cavaliers - 82
Beal: 21 Pts. Ariza: 5 Asts. Ariza: 8 Rebs./Irving: 19 Pts. Jack: 5 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs.
Knicks - 95 Bucks - 105
Anthony: 22 Pts. Anthony: 7 Asts. Anthony: 9 Rebs./Butler: 24 Pts. Ridnour: 11 Asts. Pachulia: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 108 Pelicans - 95
James: 27 Pts. Bosh: 7 Asts. Bosh: 9 Rebs./Gordon: 19 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Aminu: 9 Rebs.
Hawks - 88 Mavericks - 98
Schroder: 21 Pts. Schroder: 4 Asts. Antic: 8 Rebs./Nowitzki: 17 Pts. Mekel: 7 Asts. Dalembert: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 98 Nuggets - 79
Bledsoe: 21 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs./Randolph: 15 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Hickson: 7 Rebs.
Bulls - 104 Thunder - 95
Rose: 26 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Boozer: 14 Rebs./Lamb: 22 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Adams: 7 Rebs.
Warriors - 90 Kings - 91
Curry: 24 Pts. Iguodala: 6 Asts. Bogut: 7 Rebs./Thomas: 21 Pts. Salmons: 3 Asts. Cousins: 9 Rebs.
Jazz - 99 Clippers - 103
Favors: 24 Pts. Jefferson: 5 Asts. Favors: 17 Rebs./Crawford: 16 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 7 Rebs.
Post by: silverado on October 24, 2013, 01:53:26 PM
Post by: tonistork on October 24, 2013, 05:59:21 PM
AP - Sports
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- For Greg Oden and his Miami Heat teammates, four minutes on an NBA court in a preseason game was cause for celebration.
''It's been a long time and I've been wanting to get out there,'' Oden said after his preseason debut in Miami's 108-95 victory at New Orleans on Wednesday night. ''It was only a couple minutes, but it was what I needed, what I can handle right now and, you know, small baby steps.''
Oden is attempting to come back from knee injuries that have plagued him since he was drafted first overall out of Ohio State in 2007. The last time he played in an NBA game was on Dec. 5, 2009, for the Portland Trail Blazers.
Not long after he came in against the Pelicans, he scored his only points of the night on a dunk, which was also his only shot. He also grabbed a pair of defensive rebounds.
''It was a very special moment,'' LeBron James said of Oden's appearance. ''I have no idea what my feeling would be like, being away from the game for three years. It was like a proud moment, man. I was so excited for him when he got on the court and he checked in - and his first basket he gets a dunk. Can you write it any better? Obviously he's not where he wants to be, but the process is going great.
''I can just imagine how excited he was to get back out there,'' James continued. ''I'm going to have to take a toast for him, man. I ain't no drinker, but I might have to take a shot for him. It was an absolutely great moment.''
Miami is a team used to celebrating NBA championships after winning the past two. Oden was gratified to see how much it also meant to the Heat to see him show the first small sign of a successful return to the game he loves, and missed.
''In December it would be four years, so four minutes, that's enough for me,'' Oden said. ''As long as I got out there and I walked off and I'm healthy, that's all that matters.
''I know the guys were happy for me,'' Oden added. ''I definitely felt love. And I'm excited that they were there for me.''
Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said Oden's face ''lit up'' when he told him he was going to put him in the game.
''We are just so pleased for him,'' Spoelstra said. ''It was just great to see him do something he loves to do. It was taken away from him for four years. We just continue to make patient, steady progress forward from here.''
James scored 27 points and Dwyane Wade added 25 for the Heat, who trailed after three quarters but opened the fourth with a 21-2 run.
Wade hit a 3 during the decisive surge, then stole the ball for a breakaway jam. Ray Allen did all his scoring with three straight 3s to make it 98-84.
Chris Bosh had 14 points and nine rebounds for Miami (5-2), and Chris Andersen added 13 points.
Eric Gordon scored 19 for New Orleans (6-1), while Anthony Davis had 18 points and eight rebounds. Anthony Morrow added 16 points, Jrue Holiday 12 and Ryan Anderson 10.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-wade-lead-heat-over-023459018--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-wade-lead-heat-over-023459018--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 24, 2013, 06:02:47 PM
AP - Sports
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- J.J. Barea scored 22 points, Kevin Love added 19 and the Minnesota Timberwolves cruised past the Philadelphia 76ers 125-102 in a preseason game Wednesday night.
Kevin Martin added 13 points and A.J. Price had 10 for the Timberwolves, who improved to 4-2 in the preseason with one game remaining, Thursday at Detroit.
Minnesota will open the regular season Oct. 30 against the Orlando Magic.
James Anderson scored 23 points for the struggling Sixers (2-5), while point guard Michael Carter-Williams, the team's 11th overall pick in the 2013 draft, added 15. Evan Turner had 11 points and 10 rebounds.
The play was chippy and two players were ejected at separate times in the third quarter: Minnesota forward Dante Cunningham and Sixers guard Tony Wroten.
The Sixers will begin the regular season at home on Oct. 30 against the two-time defending champion Miami Heat.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/barea-love-lead-twolves-over-014145710--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/barea-love-lead-twolves-over-014145710--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 24, 2013, 06:06:34 PM
AP - Sports
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Isaiah Thomas scored 21 points to help the Sacramento Kings rally in the fourth quarter and beat the Golden State Warriors 91-90 in a preseason game Wednesday night.
After Stephen Curry gave the Warriors an 89-88 lead with a jumper, John Salmons hit a 3-pointer with 7.6 seconds left to give the Kings a 81-89 lead. David Lee was fouled with 1.3 seconds left and made the first free throw, but missed the second that would have tied the game.
Salmons had nine of his 14 points in the fourth quarter when the Kings outscored Golden State 21-9.
Patrick Patterson had 11 points and DeMarcus Cousins, who fouled out midway through the fourth quarter, had 11 points and nine rebounds for the Kings (4-2).
Curry scored 24 points and had six assists for the Warriors (3-3), while Klay Thompson had 16 points, Andrew Bogut 12 and Lee 11.
Trailing by 14 points, the Kings used a 16-1 run to take a one-point lead with 4:17 left.
The Kings end the preseason Friday at the Los Angeles Clippers. Sacramento opens the season Oct. 30 at home against Denver.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kings-edge-warriors-preseason-044346532--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kings-edge-warriors-preseason-044346532--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 25, 2013, 02:56:30 PM
Cavaliers - 92 Bobcats - 105
Irving: 20 Pts. Jack: 4 Asts. Thompson: 8 Rebs./Taylor: 20 Pts. McRoberts: 5 Asts.Zeller: 8 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 98 Pistons - 99
Love: 19 Pts. Martin: 4 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Smith: 20 Pts. Bynum: 9 Asts. Drummond: 20
Rebs.
Rockets - 109 Spurs - 92
Harden: 22 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs./Baynes: 16 Pts. Mills: 6 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs.
Blazers - 90 Warriors - 74
Lillard: 21 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Batum: 15 Rebs./Curry: 17 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs.
Post by: tonistork on October 26, 2013, 07:52:38 AM
AP - Sports
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Adding a front-court piece in hopes of finally returning to the playoffs, the Washington Wizards have acquired center Marcin Gortat from the Phoenix Suns in a multiplayer trade.
Phoenix will get injured center Emeka Okafor and a top-12-protected first-round draft pick in 2014.
The Suns are sending guards Kendall Marshall, Shannon Brown and Malcolm Lee to Washington so the deal will work financially. The Wizards are expected to waive that trio of players.
The 6-foot-11, 240-pound Gortat averaged 11.1 points and 8.5 rebounds last season. He is entering his eighth NBA season, and has averaged 8.6 points and 6.9 rebounds while playing for Orlando, Toronto and Phoenix.
Okafor has been sidelined indefinitely by a herniated disk in his neck.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/source-wiz-gortat-suns-okafor-224839880--nba.html?soc_src=mediacontentsharebuttons (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/source-wiz-gortat-suns-okafor-224839880--nba.html?soc_src=mediacontentsharebuttons)
Post by: tonistork on October 26, 2013, 01:57:28 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- The New York Knicks had old faces on the floor and a new look to their arena. Only Kemba Walker and the Charlotte Bobcats kept it from being a completely successful night.
Walker scored 18 points and made the tiebreaking basket with 1:31 remaining as the Bobcats spoiled the Knicks' return to Madison Square Garden with an 85-83 preseason victory Friday night.
Walker finished with nine rebounds and six assists as the Bobcats wrapped up a 5-3 preseason. Josh McRoberts had 19 points and nine rebounds, Gerald Henderson scored 18 points and Bismack Biyombo grabbed 20 rebounds in what Walker said was a ''huge'' victory for Charlotte.
''It shows us that we can play because the Knicks didn't just give us that game, we worked for that game,'' he said. ''So it shows us that we can go out there and compete with the best of them.''
Carmelo Anthony scored 13 points but shot 4 of 17, missing a potential tying jumper in the final seconds.
The Knicks had a 19-point lead in the first half but then missed 18 of 22 shots in the third quarter. They regained the lead on Anthony's jumper with 2:26 remaining before Walker made consecutive high-arching jumpers in the lane, the second making it 85-83 with 1:31 to play.
J.R. Smith and Amare Stoudemire both made their preseason debuts after working their way back from knee surgeries. Smith scored 11 points and Stoudemire had six points on 3-of-4 shooting, both reserves playing limited minutes.
Smith will miss the first five regular-season games while serving a suspension for violating the NBA's anti-drug program, but Stoudemire said he's ready to go after recovering from his third knee surgery in the last year.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/walker-bobcats-rally-spoil-knicks-020601329--nba.html?soc_src=mediacontentsharebuttons (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/walker-bobcats-rally-spoil-knicks-020601329--nba.html?soc_src=mediacontentsharebuttons)
Post by: tonistork on October 26, 2013, 02:02:34 PM
AP - Sports
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- Steve Blake scored 13 of his 19 points in the third quarter, Pau Gasol and Nick Young each had 16, and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Utah Jazz 111-106 Friday night in the preseason finale for both teams.
Gordon Hayward led Utah with 18 points and seven rebounds, and Alec Burks had 18 off the bench. Rudy Gobert got 12 of his 16 points in the fourth quarter to help the Jazz keep it close.
A moment of silence was observed at Honda Center for Hall of Famer Bill Sharman, who coached the Lakers to their first NBA championship in Los Angeles in 1971-72 - when they won a franchise-record 69 games and a league-record 33 in a row.
Sharman died Friday at age 87 after suffering a stroke last Saturday. He had been a special consultant with the organization for the previous 23 seasons.
Trailing by 15 points after three, the Jazz got as close as 100-96 on Lester Hudson's 3-pointer with 5:41 remaining.
Hayward led Utah to a 53-51 halftime lead with 16 points, eight of them at the end of a 19-2 run that turned an 11-point deficit into a 48-42 advantage with 2:27 left in the second quarter.
The Lakers finished the preseason 4-4. It was their first training camp under coach Mike D'Antoni, who was hired five games into last season after the team started out 1-4 under Mike Brown.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-end-preseason-111-106-042533592--nba.html?soc_src=mediacontentsharebuttons (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-end-preseason-111-106-042533592--nba.html?soc_src=mediacontentsharebuttons)
Post by: tonistork on October 26, 2013, 02:35:30 PM
AP - Sports
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Houston Rockets guard James Harden was listed as day-to-day after leaving Friday night's preseason game against the Memphis Grizzlies with a right knee bruise.
Rockets coach Kevin McHale said after Houston's 92-73 victory that his star guard bumped knees with Memphis' Quincy Pondexter in the first quarter. Harden did not return after the injury.
''He iced it, and stuff, and we'll see how he feels (Saturday),'' McHale said indicating that he didn't think the injury was serious.
Harden, who entered the game as the team's leading scorer in the preseason with a 20.8 average, connected on a 3-pointer from the right wing with 4:35 left in the first quarter and went down to the court in front of the Rockets bench when he was fouled by Pondexter.
Harden eventually got up, made the ensuing free throw and went straight to the locker room at the next stoppage of play.
Harden finished with six points and four rebounds in his 7-plus minutes before the injury.
Omri Casspi scored 11 points, Donatas Motiejunas finished with 10 for Houston.
Marc Gasol led Memphis with 17 points, but connected on only 4 of 13 shots.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-hurt-rockets-rout-memphis-024632859--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-hurt-rockets-rout-memphis-024632859--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on October 28, 2013, 03:34:44 PM
Yahoo Sports
1. Miami Heat (66-16 last season): While much has been made about LeBron James' pending free agency, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh also will be extra motivated this season to position themselves for one last big contract.
2. San Antonio Spurs (58-24 last season): Keep an eye on guard Marco Belinelli, who averaged 14 points in his last four preseason games. An All-Star season could be on the horizon for budding star Kawhi Leonard.
3. Indiana Pacers (49-32 last season): The return of Danny Granger will be a big lift, but his health remains a concern. The addition of reserve forward Luis Scola was one of the offseason's smartest moves.
4. Chicago Bulls (45-37 last season): Derrick Rose is jumping higher, shooting runners with both hands well and hitting his jumper. There isn't a more intriguing season-opener than Rose's return against Miami.
5. Los Angeles Clippers (56-26 last season): New Clippers president and coach Doc Rivers made a good decision to cover the Lakers' banners during home games. Rivers wants the Clippers to have their own strong identity.
6. Houston Rockets (45-37 last season): In the preseason, Dwight Howard looked healthy, appeared to have worked on his face-up game and co-existed well with fellow All-Star James Harden.
7. Golden State Warriors (47-35 last season): One NBA scout said the Warriors' biggest question is depth at point guard and center. Andre Iguodala's versatility could help overcome some personnel issues.
8. Oklahoma City Thunder (60-22 last season): The Thunder are only beginning the season this low because Russell Westbrook might not be back from knee surgery until December. The Thunder should be near the top of the rankings by the New Year.
9. Memphis Grizzlies (56-26 last season): All eyes will be on new head coach Dave Joerger, who replaced the franchise's most successful coach in Lionel Hollins. Even with the addition of Mike Miller, Memphis needs more shooting.
10. New York Knicks (54-28 last season): Curious to see how underachieving Andrea Bargnani performs in a new uniform in New York. Playing alongside Carmelo Anthony should get him some easy outside looks.
11. Brooklyn Nets (49-33 last season): The biggest coaching challenge of the season goes to rookie head coach Jason Kidd, who has some talented veterans with egos in Deron Williams, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett.
12. Denver Nuggets (57-25 last season): The Nuggets not only don't have Andre Iguodala any more, but forward Danilo Gallinari also won't be back until at least December as he recovers from a knee injury.
13. Minnesota Timberwolves (31-51 last season): Kevin Love, Ricky Rubio and Nikola Pekovic spent 15 minutes on the floor together last season. If they're healthy – and Kevin Martin plays well – the Wolves can finally make the postseason.
14. Washington Wizards (29-53 last season): The Wizards made a strong move to get John Wall to his first postseason by acquiring center Marcin Gortat. It also helps Nene, who is better as a power forward than a center.
15. New Orleans Pelicans (27-55 last season): New Orleans has a new nickname, new practice facility and two new notable players in Jrue Holiday and Tyreke Evans. Anthony Davis believes the Pelicans will make the playoffs. They have a shot.
16. Cleveland Cavaliers (24-58 last season): As if the pressures of being the top draft pick wasn't enough, rookie forward Anthony Bennett also has asthma and sleep apnea. When will Andrew Bynum play?
17. Detroit Pistons (29-53 last season): Josh Smith is now officially the face of the Pistons. Expect rookie shooting guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope to make a strong impact. Brandon Jennings needs to play well for a successful season.
18. Los Angeles Lakers (45-37 last season): A surprisingly cautious Kobe Bryant will miss the season opener against the Clippers on Tuesday. It's uncertain when he will debut; Bryant has not even practiced yet. Stay tuned.
19. Portland Trail Blazers (33-49 last season): LaMarcus Aldridge says Portland can earn the West's seventh playoff spot. The return of promising rookie C.J. McCollum (foot) will help that cause once he can play.
20. Dallas Mavericks (41-41 last season): The Mavs landed one of the NBA's most intimidating scorers in Monta Ellis during free agency. Ellis and Dirk Nowitzki will have to be an All-Star caliber tandem for the Mavs to challenge for a playoff spot.
21. Toronto Raptors (34-48 last season): Expecting a breakout season for Jonas Valanciunas, who was the Most Valuable Player of the Vegas Summer League.
22. Charlotte Bobcats (21-61 last season): New center Al Jefferson (ankle) is expected to be available for the season opener against Dwight Howard and the Rockets. Keep an eye on intriguing rookie power forward Cody Zeller.
23. Atlanta Hawks (44-38 last season): Al Horford is now the face of the Hawks with Josh Smith gone. Horford is also the only remaining player from the 2006-07 team that began a six-year playoff streak. Expect a lot of empty seats in Atlanta.
24. Sacramento Kings (28-54 last season): The Kings' new ownership and management has rolled the dice by giving center DeMarcus Cousins a max contract. Greivis Vasquez and rookie Ben McLemore were great guard pickups.
25. Utah Jazz (43-39 last season): The Jazz have a lot of young talent led by Gordon Hayward, Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter, but not having a quality starting point guard is a major concern. Keep an eye on coach Tyrone Corbin.
26. Milwaukee Bucks (38-44 last season): Expect a rebuilding year for new coach Larry Drew and the Bucks, whose injury list includes forward Ersan Ilyasova (ankle), center Ekpe Udoh (knee) and swingman Carlos Delfino (foot).
27. Orlando Magic (20-62 last season): The Magic will take part in another rebuilding season and have their eyes set on the stellar 2014 NBA draft. Guard Victor Oladipo should be a strong Rookie of the Year candidate.
28. Boston Celtics (41-40 last season): The good news is the rebuilding Celtics have nine first-round draft picks in the next five years, including two in 2014. The bad news is they're headed for a very long season. Is it worth it for Rajon Rondo to play?
29. Phoenix Suns (25-57 last season): The Suns went from bad to worse by dealing center Marcin Gortat to Washington for injured center Emeka Okafor and a 2014 first-rounder. Rookie center Alex Len will get big minutes.
30. Philadelphia 76ers (34-48 last season): The Sixers will challenge the 9-73 NBA-worst record set by the 1972-73 Sixers.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 29, 2013, 07:35:45 PM
ATLANTA HAWKS:
PG: Jeff Teague/Dennis Schroeder/Shelvin Mack/Jared Cunningham
SG: Lou Williams/John Jenkins
SF: Kyle Korver/DeMarre Carroll/Cartier Martin
PF: Paul Millsap/Elton Brand/Mike Scott
C: Al Horford/Pero Antic/Gustavo Ayon
Coach: Mike Budenholzer
BOSTON CELTICS:
PG: Rajon Rondo/Phil Pressey
SG: Avery Bradley/Courtney Lee/Keith Bogans/Jordan Crawford
SF: Jeff Green/Gerald Wallace/MarShon Brooks
PF: Brandon Bass/Jared Sullinger/Kris Humphries
C: Kelly Olynyk/Vitor Faverani
Coach: Brad Stevens
BROOKLYN NETS:
PG: Deron Williams/Shaun Livingston/Tyshawn Taylor
SG: Joe Johnson/Jason Terry/Alan Anderson
SF: Paul Pierce/Andrei Kirilenko/Mirza Teletovic
PF: Kevin Garnett/Reggie Evans/Tornike Shengelia
C: Brook Lopez/Andray Blatche/Mason Plumlee
Coach: Jason Kidd
CHARLOTTE BOBCATS:
PG: Kemba Walker/Ramon Sessions/Jannero Pargo
SG: Gerald Henderson/Ben Gordon
SF: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist/Jeffery Taylor/James Southerland
PF: Bismack Biyombo/Josh McRoberts/Anthony Tolliver/Jeff Adrien
C: Al Jefferson/Cody Zeller/Brendan Haywood
Coach: Steve Clifford
CHICAGO BULLS:
PG: Derrick Rose/Kirk Hinrich/Marquis Teague/Mike James
SG: Jimmy Butler/Tony Snell
SF: Luol Deng/Mike Dunleavy
PF: Carlos Boozer/Taj Gibson/Erik Murphy
C: Joakim Noah/Nazr Mohammed
Coach: Tom Thibodeau
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS:
PG: Kyrie Irving/Jarrett Jack/Matthew Dellavedova
SG: Dion Waiters/C.J. Miles/Carrick Felix
SF: Alonzo Gee/Anthony Bennett/Earl Clark/Sergey Karasev
PF: Anderson Varejao/Tristan Thompson/Henry Sims
C: Andrew Bynum/Tyler Zeller
Coach: Mike Brown
DALLAS MAVERICKS:
PG: Jose Calderon/Devin Harris/Shane Larkin/Gal Mekel
SG: Monta Ellis/Wayne Ellington/Ricky Ledo
SF: Shawn Marion/Vince Carter/Jae Crowder
PF: Dirk Nowitzki/DeJuan Blair/Brandan Wright
C: Samuel Dalembert/Bernard James
Coach: Rick Carlisle
DENVER NUGGETS:
PG: Ty Lawson/Andre Miller/Nate Robinson
SG: Randy Foye/Evan Fournier/Jordan Hamilton
SF: Danilo Gallinari/Wilson Chandler/Quincy Miller
PF: Kenneth Faried/Darrell Arthur/Anthony Randolph
C: JaVale McGee/J.J. Hickson/Timofey Mozgov
Coach: Brian Shaw
DETROIT PISTONS:
PG: Bradnon Jennings/Will Bynum/Chauncey Billups/Peyton Siva
SG: Rodney Stuckey/Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
SF: Josh Smith/Kyle Singler/Gigi Datome
PF: Greg Monroe/Jonas Jerebko/Charlie Villanueva/Tony Mitchell
C: Andre Drummond/Josh Harrellson
Coach: Maurice Cheeks
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS:
PG: Stephen Curry/Toney Douglas/Nemanja Nedovic
SG: Klay Thompson/Kent Bazemore
SF: Andre Iguodala/Harrison Barnes/Draymond Green
PF: David Lee/Marreese Speights
C: Andrew Bogut/Festus Ezeli/Jermaine O’Neal/Ognjen Kuzmic
Coach: Mark Jackson
HOUSTON ROCKETS:
PG: Jeremy Lin/Patrick Beverley/Aaron Brooks/Isaiah Canaan
SG: James Harden/Francisco Garcia/Ronnie Brewer
SF: Chandler Parsons/Omri Casspi
PF: Omer Asik/Terrence Jones/Donatas Motiejunas/Robert Covington
C: Dwight Howard/Greg Smith
Coach: Kevin McHale
INDIANA PACERS:
PG: George Hill/C.J. Watson/Donald Sloan
SG: Paul George/Lance Stephenson/Orlando Johnson
SF: Danny Granger/Chris Copeland/Rasual Butler/Solomon Hill
PF: David West/ Luis Scola
C: Roy Hibbert/Ian Mahinmi
Coach: Frank Vogel
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS:
PG: Chris Paul/Darren Collison/Maalik Wayns
SG: J.J. Redick/Jamal Crawford/Willie Green/Reggie Bullock
SF: Jared Dudley/Matt Barnes
PF: Blake Griffin/Antawn Jamison
C: DeAndre Jordan/Byron Mullens/Ryan Hollins
Coach: Doc Rivers
LOS ANGELES LAKERS:
PG: Steve Nash/Steve Blake/Jordan Farmar
SG: Kobe Bryant/Jodie Meeks/Xavier Henry
SF: Nick Young/Wesley Johnson/Elias Harris
PF: Pau Gasol/Shawne Williams/Ryan Kelly
C: Chris Kaman/Jordan Hill/Robert Sacre
Coach: Mike D’Antoni
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES:
PG: Mike Conley/Jerryd Bayless/Nick Calathes
SG: Tony Allen/Quincy Pondexter/Jamaal Franklin
SF: Tayshaun Prince/Mike Miller
PF: Zach Randolph/Ed Davis/Jon Leuer
C: Marc Gasol/Kosta Koufos
Coach: Dave Joerger
MIAMI HEAT:
PG: Mario Chalmers/Norris Cole
SG: Dwyane Wade/Ray Allen/Roger Mason Jr.
SF: LeBron James/Shane Battier/James Jones
PF: Udonis Haslem/Rashard Lewis/Michael Beasley
C: Chris Bosh/Chris Andersen/Greg Oden/Joel Anthony
Coach: Erik Spoelstra
MILWAUKEE BUCKS:
PG: Brandon Knight/Luke Ridnour
SG: OJ Mayo/Gary Neal/Nate Wolters
SF: Caron Butler/Carlos Delfino/Giannis Antetokounmpo/Khris Middleton
PF: Ersan Ilyasova/John Henson
C: Larry Sanders/Zaza Pachulia/Ekpe Udoh/Miroslav Raduljica
Coach: Larry Drew
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES:
PG: Ricky Rubio/J.J. Barea/A.J. Price
SG: Kevin Martin/Alexey Shved/Corey Brewer
SF: Chase Budinger/Shabazz Muhammad/Robbie Hummel
PF: Kevin Love/Derrick Williams/Dante Cunningham
C: Nikola Pekovic/Gorgui Dieng/Ronny Turiaf
Coach: Rick Adelman
NEW ORLEANS PELICANS:
PG: Jrue Holiday/Tyreke Evans/Brian Roberts
SG: Eric Gordon/Austin Rivers
SF: Al-Farouq Aminu/Anthony Morrow/Darius Miller
PF: Ryan Anderson/Jason Smith/Lance Thomas/Arinze Onuaku
C: Anthony Davis/Greg Stiemsma/Jeff Withey
Coach: Monty Williams
NEW YORK KNICKS:
PG: Raymond Felton/Pablo Prigioni/Beno Udrih/Chris Smith
SG: Iman Shumpert/J.R. Smith/Tim Hardaway Jr./Toure’ Murry
SF: Carmelo Anthony/Metta World Peace
PF: Amar’e Stoudemire/Kenyon Martin
C: Tyson Chandler/Andrea Bargnani/Cole Aldrich
Coach: Mike Woodson
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER:
PG: Russell Westbrook/Reggie Jackson/Derek Fisher
SG: Thabo Sefolosha/Jeremy Lamb/Andre Roberson
SF: Kevin Durant/Ryan Gomes/Perry Jones
PF: Serge Ibaka/Nick Collison
C: Kendrick Perkins/Hasheem Thabeet/Steve Adams
Coach: Scott Brooks
ORLANDO MAGIC:
PG: Jameer Nelson/E’Twaun Moore/Ronnie Price
SG: Arron Afflalo/Victor Oladipo/Doron Lamb
SF: Tobias Harris/Moe Harkless/Hedo Turkoglu
PF: Glen Davis/Andrew Nicholson/Jason Maxiell
C: Nikola Vucevic/Kyle O’Quinn/Solomon Jones
Coach: Jacque Vaughn
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS:
PG: Michael Carter-Williams/Darius Morris
SG: Jason Richardson/James Anderson/Tony Wroten
SF: Evan Turner/Hollis Thompson/Brandon Davies
PF: Thaddeus Young/Lavoy Allen/Arnett Moultrie
C: Spencer Hawes/Nerlens Noel/Kwame Brown/Daniel Orton
Coach: Brett Brown
PHOENIX SUNS:
PG: Goran Dragic/Eric Bledsoe/Ishmael Smith
SG: PJ Tucker/Archie Goodwin/Dionte Christmas
SF: Marcus Morris/Gerald Green
PF: Markieff Morris/Channing Frye/Miles Plumlee
C: Alex Len/Emeka Okafor/Vyacheslav Kravtsov
Coach: Jeff Hornacek
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS:
PG: Damian Lillard/Mo Williams/Earl Watson/C.J. McCollum
SG: Wesley Matthews/Will Barton/Allen Crabbe
SF: Nicolas Batum/Dorell Wright/Victor Claver
PF: LaMarcus Aldridge/Thomas Robinson/Joel Freeland
C: Robin Lopez/Meyers Leonard
Coach: Terry Stotts
SACRAMENTO KINGS:
PG: Greivis Vasquez/Isaiah Thomas/Ray McCallum
SG: Marcus Thornton/Ben McLemore/Jimmer Fredette
SF: John Salmons/Luc Mbah a Moute/Travis Outlaw
PF: Jason Thompson/Patrick Patterson/Carl Landry
C: DeMarcus Cousins/Chuck Hayes
Coach: Mike Malone
SAN ANTONIO SPURS:
PG: Tony Parker/Cory Joseph/Patrick Mills
SG: Danny Green/Manu Ginobili/Marco Belinelli/Nando De Colo
SF: Kawhi Leonard
PF: Tim Duncan/Boris Diaw/Jeff Ayres
C: Tiago Splitter/Matt Bonner/Aron Baynes
Coach: Gregg Popovich
TORONTO RAPTORS:
PG: Kyle Lowry/D.J. Augustin/Dwight Buycks/Julyan Stone
SG: DeMar DeRozan/Landry Fields/Terrence Ross
SF: Rudy Gay/Austin Daye/Quincy Acy
PF: Amir Johnson/Tyler Hansbrough/Steve Novak
C: Jonas Valanciunas/Aaron Gray
Coach: Dwane Casey
UTAH JAZZ:
PG: Trey Burke/John Lucas/Jamaal Tinsley
SG: Gordon Hayward/Alec Burks/Brandon Rush/Ian Clark
SF: Marvin Williams/Richard Jefferson
PF: Derrick Favors/Jeremy Evans/Mike Harris
C: Enes Kanter/Rudy Gobert/Andris Biedrins
Coach: Tyrone Corbin
WASHINGTON WIZARDS:
PG: John Wall/Eric Maynor/Garrett Temple
SG: Bradley Beal/Martell Webster/Glen Rice Jr.
SF: Trevor Ariza/Otto Porter/Chris Singleton
PF: Nene/Trevor Booker/Al Harrington/Jan Vesely
C: Marcin Gortat/Kevin Seraphin
Coach: Randy Wittman
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 29, 2013, 09:27:25 PM
* Orlando at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
* Chicago at Miami - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
* L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 30, 2013, 06:12:56 AM
ORLANDO at INDIANA:
-Glen Davis (foot) will not play.
-Tobias Harris (ankle) will not play.
-Danny Granger (calf) will not play. (Out 3 weeks)
CHICAGO at MIAMI:
-Joakim Noah (groin) expected to play.
-Kirk Hinrich (concussion)
expected to play.
L.A. CLIPPERS at L.A. LAKERS:
-Maalik Wayns (knee) will not play.
-Kobe Bryant (Achilles) will not play.
For a complete list of injuries visit here. (http://nbaallday.com/Injury_Updates.html)
* malapit na mag-umpisa :D
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 30, 2013, 07:15:22 PM
Magic – 87 Pacers – 97
Nicholson: 18 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs./George: 24 Pts. George: 5 Asts. Hibbert: 16 Rebs.
Bulls – 95 Heat – 107
Boozer: 31 Pts. Rose: 4 Asts. Noah: 11 Rebs./James: 17 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Andersen: 8 Rebs.
Clippers – 103 Lakers – 116
Griffin: 19 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Henry: 22 Pts. Farmar: 6 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 30, 2013, 07:22:59 PM
Brooklyn at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Miami at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Boston at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Washington at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Charlotte at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Orlando at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Indiana at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Atlanta at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Memphis at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Portland at Phoenix - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Denver at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: tonistork on November 02, 2013, 02:12:03 PM
AP - Sports
BOSTON (AP) -- The World Series trophy was in the building. Bill Russell was courtside. And the next Boston Celtics championship seems so very far away.
The Celtics opened the season at home on Friday night without Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce or Doc Rivers - or Rajon Rondo, for that matter - and gave away a 22-point second half lead as the Milwaukee Bucks won 105-98 for their first victory of the season.
The loss spoiled the home debut of new Celtics coach Brad Stevens and dampened the cheer in the city following the Red Sox victory in the World Series on Wednesday.
Zaza Pachulia had 20 points and nine rebounds, making two free throws with 44 seconds left to give the Bucks their first lead since the opening basket. It was the second straight night Milwaukee fell behind early, having spotted the New York Knicks to a 25-point lead before coming back to tie it - and then lose - on Wednesday.
''We have to figure this out, getting off to such a bad start,'' said Bucks coach Larry Drew, who earned his first victory after taking over for Jim Boylan. ''I've got to get my finger on it. Two straight games where we just got off to bad starts. It hasn't been great execution. We're just putting too pressure on ourselves defensively.''
Red Sox owners John Henry and Tom Werner took the court before the game with the World Series trophy, and Russell was also courtside a few hours after a statue of him was unveiled near City Hall. The 11-time NBA champion was honored during a first-half timeout, and Stevens made sure his team watched.
''There are things that are bigger than the game, although right now I don't feel good about life,'' the former Butler coach said. ''To honor Bill Russell and to have us be in a huddle while they're honoring Bill Russell wouldn't be right.''
John Henson had 14 points and nine rebounds for the Bucks, who scored the last 10 points of the game. In its opener on Wednesday, Milwaukee rallied to take a lead with 3:13 left before giving up 10 of the last 12 points.
''The second time, same (bad start)'' Pachulia said. ''In New York, we just couldn't finish out the game. We have to fix the mistakes we make.''
Vitor Faverani scored 12 points with 18 rebounds for Boston. Brandon Bass and Jeff Green each had nine rebounds for the Celtics, who scored 20 of the first 26 points in the game and led 72-50 with 19 minutes to play.
But Milwaukee scored 11 of the last 14 points in the third quarter and then tied it 93-all with a 20-10 run to start the fourth. After Gerald Wallace hit a 3-pointer to give Boston back the lead, the teams traded free throws and then the Bucks scored the next 10 points.
Milwaukee made 10 straight free throws to end the game, including two by Pachulia that made it 99-98.
''We can't play like that. It all starts with me,'' Green said. ''We've got to get it going in the right direction and I take responsibility for that. We can't lose - not the way we played in the first half.''
It was the first regular-season home game for the Celtics, who traded Pierce and Garnett to the Brooklyn Nets over the summer and sent Rivers to the Los Angeles Clippers. Stevens replaced Rivers, making his NBA debut about a week after his 37th birthday.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-rally-105-98-win-021034202 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-rally-105-98-win-021034202)
Post by: tonistork on November 02, 2013, 02:18:47 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- Before they can think about beating Miami in the playoffs, the Brooklyn Nets had to show they could do it in a game.
By the time they ended 4 1/2 years of futility, the only losing streak belonged to Miami - for the first time in 10 months.
Paul Pierce and Joe Johnson scored 19 points each, and the Nets ended a 13-game skid against the Heat and sent the NBA champions to consecutive losses for the first time since January with a 101-100 victory Friday night.
''It was good that we got a taste of this type of atmosphere this early in the season to try to see where we're at,'' Pierce said. ''Miami, whenever they come into town, they're a measuring stick for everybody, so it was good for us to come out and get the win.''
Pierce and Johnson both hit two free throws in the final seconds as the Heat were trying to pull off a comeback. Instead, they fell to 1-2 and have dropped two in a row for the first time since Jan. 8 and 10.
The Heat got Dwyane Wade back after he missed Wednesday's loss in Philadelphia, and he scored 21 points. LeBron James led Miami with 26 points as the Heat again fell far behind and couldn't catch up.
''What you've done in the past doesn't mean you can make it happen in the present, so we've just got to have a little more sense of urgency,'' James said. ''It's not doomsday right now. We're good, but we understand what we need to fix and correct.''
The Nets ended a 13-game skid against the Heat with their first victory since March 20, 2009, before Miami's Big Three got together and when the Nets were still playing in East Rutherford, N.J. - two homes ago.
Deron Williams, who came to the Nets two years later, said he wasn't aware of the skid until seeing it on TV earlier Friday.
''You don't want to have those types of losing streaks to any franchise,'' he said, ''so it was definitely on our mind.''
Brooklyn, bigger and deeper, opened an 11-point lead after three quarters and kept the lead right around there until the final 2 minutes. Then Miami ran off 10 straight, cutting it to 96-94 with 18 seconds left after consecutive 3-pointers by Wade and Mario Chalmers.
James later nailed a 3-pointer from the corner to cut it to 99-98 with 4.7 seconds remaining before Johnson hit two free throws. Chris Bosh was fouled and after making the first appeared to try and miss the second, but it went in and the Heat couldn't commit another foul in time.
The Nets bounced back from a season-opening loss in Cleveland by winning in their second and final game without first-year coach Jason Kidd, suspended two games by the NBA after pleading guilty in a drunken driving case.
James heated up late for his 21st straight 20-point game against the Nets. Only Michael Jordan had a longer streak, with 39 in a row from 1984-95.
The Heat swept three games against the Nets last season by an average of 21 points, the series appearing more lopsided than ever.
Getting Kevin Garnett and Pierce from Boston should change that, as well as whatever pleasantries might have existed between the teams. Garnett said James should worry about the Heat and stay out of Celtics business last month after James made some critical comments about their departure from Boston, and James refused to answer any questions about the Nets before the game Friday, saying Garnett told him not to talk about other teams.
Brooklyn got eight points in 12 minutes from Andrei Kirilenko after he missed the opener with back spasms. Fellow newcomer Alan Anderson also had eight points, while Andray Blatche led the reserves with nine.
NOTES: Miami's longest winning streak against an opponent is 12 in a row over Charlotte. ...
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-hand-heat-first-2-031809179 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-hand-heat-first-2-031809179)
Post by: tonistork on November 02, 2013, 02:51:12 PM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Tony Parker had 24 points and six assists, Kawhi Leonard added 15 points and 11 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs survived without Tim Duncan for a 91-85 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night.
Parker hit the tiebreaking jumper with 2:13 to play, and Manu Ginobili capped his 20-point performance off the bench with a key defensive play and a dunk in the final seconds of the Spurs' road opener.
Duncan sat out after bruising his chest in Wednesday's season-opening victory over Memphis. Boris Diaw hit a key 3-pointer with 1:40 to play and scored 14 points while starting in his place.
Pau Gasol had 20 points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers, who finished their season-opening string of three games in four days with two losses after their season-opening win over the Clippers.
After San Antonio erased an early 15-point deficit, the teams traded 14 lead changes in a tense fourth quarter. Parker put the Spurs ahead to stay, and Tiago Splitter made an impressive tip-in with 1:10 left to cap a 9-1 Spurs run.
Kobe Bryant sat out for the Lakers, and is still weeks away from a return after tearing his Achilles tendon in April. In their absence, the Lakers and Spurs played the first game between the perennial Western Conference powers without either Duncan or Bryant on the court since November 1996, when Bryant was a rookie and Duncan was at Wake Forest.
Jodie Meeks scored 14 points and Wes Johnson added 12 for the Lakers. Steve Nash had five points on 1-for-8 shooting and five assists in his return after sitting out Wednesday's game at Golden State in a bid to rest the 39-year-old point guard during back-to-backs.
Los Angeles trimmed the Spurs' lead to 87-83 in the final minute, and Diaw missed two free throws. But Ginobili stripped the ball from Meeks on the way to the basket and then dunked on the other end with 11 seconds left to seal it.
The Spurs started slowly without Duncan, missing 10 of their first 12 shots and falling behind 33-18 early in the second quarter. Parker got San Antonio rolling with a 15-2 run, erasing most of that lead in 3 1/2 minutes.
Before the game, Bryant said he's progressing well in his recovery from a torn Achilles tendon in April, running on flat ground and doing more work on a weight-bearing treadmill. Bryant will need at least two more weeks of conditioning before considering a return to practice, he said.
NOTES: The Spurs aren't sure when Duncan will be back. San Antonio has two more games on its trip, including Saturday night in Portland. ...
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-spurs-hold-off-lakers-051829180 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-spurs-hold-off-lakers-051829180)
Post by: tonistork on November 02, 2013, 03:06:17 PM
AP - Sports
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul didn't let a slow start against the Sacramento Kings throw him off course.
A quick pep talk by coach Doc Rivers and some encouraging words from his teammates convinced Paul to keep jacking up shots until they started to fall.
Just like that, Paul's sizzling start to the season rolled on.
Paul had 26 points and 10 assists for his third straight double-double, and the Clippers came back after blowing a 15-point lead in the second half to beat the Kings 110-101 on Friday night.
''I came out a little slow and tried to let the game develop, but I can't be that way,'' Paul said. ''I have to be more aggressive. Once I got more aggressive, that opened up things for everybody.''
Blake Griffin added 20 points, 17 rebounds and six assists while reserve Jamal Crawford had 18 points for the Clippers, who have won two straight since a season-opening loss to the Lakers.
Six players scored in double figures for Los Angeles, which trailed 92-90 midway through the fourth quarter before going ahead for good on a 3-pointer by Paul. The Clippers' point guard had nine points over the final 6 minutes, including four consecutive free throws to extend the lead to 108-101.
Paul got into it with Sacramento center DeMarcus Cousins. The two exchanged words and had to be separated in the first quarter after it appeared Paul tried to push on Cousins' face while the Kings' center was on the ground.
Cousins later drew a technical in the fourth quarter after blocking a shot by Paul when he appeared to taunt the guard. Isaiah Thomas, who led the Kings with 29 points, was also hit with a technical foul while Los Angeles reserve Matt Barnes was called for a flagrant foul.
''It was a track meet and it was physical, too,'' Rivers said. ''It had a little bit of everything.''
The Clippers led most of the game and were ahead 66-51 early in the third quarter before the Kings made their best run of the night behind Thomas.
Thomas, Sacramento's diminutive backup point guard, scored seven points including a driving layup as he crashed to the court. That helped the Kings trim the gap to single digits, and Travis Outlaw's tip-in following Cousins' missed 18-footer cut the Clippers' lead to 79-77 heading into the fourth quarter.
''I love the fact that we got back in the game and we didn't stop competing,'' Sacramento coach Michael Malone said. ''But you can't beat a good team if you allow them to shoot 50 percent from the field and from the 3-point line.''
Paul scored five straight points and fed DeAndre Jordan with an alley-oop pass for a dunk that gave Los Angeles a 97-94 lead.
Cousins, who finished with 24 points and 10 rebounds, scored on a short hook to pull the Kings within 102-99 but Jared Dudley and Paul made two free throws apiece to help the Clippers seal the win.
''I'm one of those people that let my teammates get me going, and I need that,'' said Paul, who shot 7 of 14 from the field. ''Doc talks to me about it but it's my teammates that help me.''
Los Angeles led comfortably until Sacramento's push in the second half.
Barnes and J.J. Redick made consecutive 3s as part of a 12-0 run by the Clippers midway through the first quarter. The Kings pulled even at 22-all on two free throws from Thomas before Crawford made a runner in the lane to give Los Angeles the early lead.
Crawford scored six of the Clippers' first nine points in the second quarter and Griffin added four on a driving layup and two free throws to help Los Angeles take a 41-31 lead.
The Kings shot just 38.1 percent in the first half but pulled within 52-45 on a free throw by Thomas with 21.5 seconds left. Paul answered with a 15-footer to extend the Clippers' lead to nine at halftime.
NOTES: Paul is averaging 27.3 points through the first three games. ... Crawford was 7 of 10 from the field. ... Former NBA star and current Sacramento mayor Kevin Johnson was among those seated courtside.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-hold-off-kings-blowing-050235851 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-hold-off-kings-blowing-050235851)
Post by: tonistork on November 02, 2013, 03:17:24 PM
AP - Sports
PHOENIX (AP) -- Three ugly quarters didn't get Eric Bledsoe down. And his fourth quarter was a beauty.
Bledsoe, who missed 10 of his first 11 shots, scored the final 14 points for Phoenix, topping it off with a 3-pointer with 0.7 seconds to play to give the Suns an 87-84 victory over the Utah Jazz on Friday night.
Phoenix improved to 2-0 under new coach and ex-Jazz player and assistant coach Jeff Hornacek.
Gordon Hayward's 3-pointer tied it for Utah at 84 with 22.9 seconds to play.
Bledsoe, 4 of 15 from the field, finished with 18 points for the Suns, 17 in the fourth quarter. Miles Plumlee added 13 points and 13 rebounds.
Enes Kanter scored 20 points and Hayward had 18 points for Utah.
The Suns' Goran Dragic played 3 minutes in the third quarter then left because of a right face contusion he sustained in a nasty collision with teammate Markieff Morris late in the first half.
Dragic wanted to play but Hornacek pulled him.
''He just didn't look right,'' Hornacek said.
Bledsoe made one of two free throws with 30.4 seconds to play, making it 84-81 and giving Utah a chance to tie.
The Jazz did just that when Hayward broke free for the 3-pointer.
Bledsoe calmly dribbled down the clock then pulled up for his game-winning 3 from the top of the key.
''I knew that he was playing me to drive so I was going to wait until the clock got really low to shoot it,'' Bledsoe said. ''... He was daring me to shoot it so you know I was going to shoot it.''
Hayward confirmed he was worried about Bledsoe driving to the basket.
''I tried to sag off him just a tad but he is a little quicker than I am,'' Hayward said. ''He kind of shown he would drive to the basket the whole game but he made a nice pull-up there. It was a tough shot.''
The Jazz were called for an out-of-bounds violation on their desperation attempt at the finish.
Neither team led by more than eight points as both struggled from the field. Utah shot 36.5 percent, the Suns 37.3 percent.
Utah took its biggest lead at 53-45 on Kanter's rebound basket with 8:58 left in the third quarter. Then Dionte Christmas, in his first NBA appearance, scored seven consecutive points on a long 2-pointer, a free throw and a 3-pointer, igniting a 17-3 run that gave Phoenix a 62-56 lead on Morris' 19-footer with 2:49 left in the third.
Utah outscored the Suns 6-1 the rest of the quarter and trailed 63-62 entering the fourth.
Phoenix scored the first five points of the fourth quarter on Christmas' layup and Bledsoe's three-point play to lead 68-62 with 10:28 to play.
Utah came back to tie it at 72 on Alec Burks' fast-break layup with 6:20 left.
The Suns' two point-guard lineup of Bledsoe and Dragic, which accounted for 48 points in Phoenix's season-opening win over Portland on Wednesday, was a combined 6 for 26 from the field.
NOTES: As players, Corbin and Hornacek were teammates for two seasons in Phoenix. ... Hornacek stuck with Channing Frye as starting power forward even though Morris, expected to fill that role, was back from a one-game suspension. ... Plumlee is the eighth player to get a double-double in his first two games for the Suns. ... Hornacek used 12 of his 13 players.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bledsoes-3-pointer-gives-suns-043923212 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bledsoes-3-pointer-gives-suns-043923212)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 02, 2013, 08:09:10 PM
Cavaliers – 84 Bobcats – 90
Miles: 22 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs./Walker: 23 Pts. McRoberts: 8 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 90 Magic – 110
Davis: 26 Pts. Holiday: 5 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs./Afflalo: 30 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Harkless: 8 Rebs.
Sixers – 109 Wizards – 102
Young: 29 Pts. Anderson: 6 Asts. Hawes: 14 Rebs./Wall: 26 Pts. Ariza: 6 Asts. Ariza: 14 Rebs.
Raptors – 95 Hawks – 102
DeRozan: 31 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Fields: 9 Rebs./Horford: 22 Pts. Teague: 12 Asts. Horford: 16 Rebs.
Bucks – 105 Celtics – 98
Pachulia: 20 Pts. Wolters: 6 Asts. Henson: 9 Rebs./Bass: 17 Pts. Wallace: 4 Asts. Faverani: 18 Rebs.
Mavericks – 105 Rockets – 113
Nowitzki: 22 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Marion: 10 Rebs./Harden: 34 Pts. Lin: 4 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs.
Pistons – 108 Grizzlies – 111
Smith: 19 Pts. Billups: 6 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Conley: 22 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Thunder – 81 Timberwolves – 100
Lamb: 16 Pts. Jackson: 4 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./Love: 24 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 100 Nets – 101
James: 26 Pts. James: 6 Asts. James: 7 Rebs./Pierce: 19 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Garnett: 7 Rebs.
Blazers – 113 Nuggets – 98
Aldridge: 25 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Matthews: 12 Rebs./Robinson: 24 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
Jazz – 84 Suns – 87
Kanter: 20 Pts. Hayward: 8 Asts. Favors: 17 Rebs./Bledsoe: 18 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs.
Clippers – 110 Kings – 101
Paul: 26 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Griffin: 17 Rebs./Thomas: 29 Pts. Cousins: 4 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Spurs – 91 Lakers – 85
Parker: 24 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Splitter: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 20 Pts. Blake: 9 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Timberwolves 2-0
2. Rockets 2-0
3. Suns 2-0
4. Spurs 2-0
5. Clippers 2-1
6. Warriors 1-1
7. Blazers 1-1
8. Kings 1-1
9. Thunder 1-1
10. Mavericks 1-1
11. Grizzlies 1-1
12. Lakers 1-2
13. Jazz 0-2
14. Nuggets 0-2
15. Pelicans 0-2
East:
1. Pacers 2-0
2. Sixers 2-0
3. Hawks 1-1
4. Bobcats 1-1
5. Bulls 1-1
6. Cavaliers 1-1
7. Knicks 1-1
8. Bucks 1-1
9. Nets 1-1
10. Pistons 1-1
11. Raptors 1-1
12. Heat 1-2
13. Magic 1-2
14. Celtics 0-2
15. Wizards 0-2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 02, 2013, 08:10:10 PM
Cleveland at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Philadelphia - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Charlotte at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Memphis at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Toronto at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Houston at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
San Antonio at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Sacramento at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 03, 2013, 06:14:12 AM
*George Hill (Pacers) is out today
*Tim Duncan (San Antonio) may not play today
*Tobias Harris (Orlando) has a severe ankle sprain
*Derrick Rose (Chicago) will continue to wear tape around his neck
*Rudy Gay (Toronto) is likely to be traded.
* Kyrie Irving (Cleveland) will play today despite an elbow injury.
*Avery Bradley (Boston) may not play today.
Post by: tonistork on November 03, 2013, 11:11:50 AM
AP - Sports
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Rookie Michael Carter-Williams had 26 points and 10 assists and Spencer Hawes added 18 points and 11 rebounds as the Philadelphia 76ers continued their stunning start to the season, beating the Chicago Bulls 107-104 on Saturday night.
Pegged to be one of the league's worst teams, the Sixers (3-0) have opened the season with wins over Chicago, Washington and two-time defending champion Miami.
Carlos Boozer led the Bulls with 22 points and 10 rebounds and Luol Deng had 20 points.
Still dealing with neck soreness, Derrick Rose finished with 13 points and six assists for Chicago.
After trailing by as many as 18 points in the second half, the Sixers took a 100-99 lead with 3:29 left when Carter-Williams picked up a loose ball and calmly laid it in. It was the Sixers' first lead since 11-10.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/76ers-win-again-beat-bulls-020356780 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/76ers-win-again-beat-bulls-020356780)
Post by: tonistork on November 03, 2013, 11:18:55 AM
AP - Sports
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Anthony Davis had 25 points, eight rebounds, a career-high six blocks and five assists to lead New Orleans to a 105-84 victory over the Charlotte Bobcats on Saturday night, its first win changing its nickname to Pelicans.
Tyreke Evans added 15 points, Jrue Holiday had 14 and Brian Roberts 13 for New Orleans (1-2), which made the name change from Hornets in the offseason.
Ramon Sessions had 22 points and Kemba Walker added 14 for Charlotte (1-2).
The Pelicans set a franchise record with 18 blocked shots. Jason Smith tied a career high with five.
Davis also set a career high with five steals.
New Orleans led 56-41 at halftime and with a frontcourt led by Davis effectively closing off the middle to the Bobcats was never seriously threatened. The Bobcats trailed 77-62 at the end of three quarters but could come no closer than 14 points in the fourth.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-1st-win-beat-bobcats-023646694 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-1st-win-beat-bobcats-023646694)
Post by: verve on November 03, 2013, 12:38:03 PM
Post by: tonistork on November 03, 2013, 06:40:29 PM
AP - Sports
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Klay Thompson scored 27 points, Stephen Curry had five 3-pointers among his 22 points, and the Golden State Warriors limited Sacramento to 34.5 percent shooting from the field Saturday night in a 98-87 victory over the Kings.
After combining for 46 points on 17-of-26 shooting from the field through three quarters, Golden State's backcourt duo mostly watched from the bench in the final period while Warriors reserves finished off the lopsided victory.
David Lee had 15 points and 12 rebounds for the Warriors, who shot 51.3 percent from the field. Curry added a game-high 12 assists.
Rookie Ben McLemore led the Kings with a career-high 19 points, while Travis Outlaw had 15 points and 12 rebounds and Jason Thompson had 12 points and 10 rebounds.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-beat-kings-98-87-051149109 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-beat-kings-98-87-051149109)
Post by: tonistork on November 03, 2013, 06:43:47 PM
AP - Sports
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Nicolas Batum hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer and finished with 11 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists in the Portland Trail Blazers' 115-105 home-opening victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night.
Damian Lillard had 25 points, seven assists and seven rebounds, and LaMarcus Aldridge added 24 points for the Blazers, who led by as many as 13 points.
Duncan sat out the Spurs' 91-85 win Friday night against the Lakers after bruising his chest in Wednesday's season-opening victory over Memphis. He had 24 points in the first loss this season for the Western Conference champions.
Portland has won five straight home openers.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/blazers-beat-spurs-115-105-044731293 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/blazers-beat-spurs-115-105-044731293)
Post by: tonistork on November 03, 2013, 06:47:28 PM
AP - Sports
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Chandler Parsons scored 24 points and James Harden had 23 to help Houston rally from a 19-point deficit for a 104-93 victory over Utah on Saturday night that kept the Jazz winless and the Rockets undefeated.
Jeremy Lin added 20 points as the Rockets (3-0) outscored the Jazz 64-37 in the second half.
After John Lucas made a jumper to beat the shot clock and pull the Jazz within 95-90 with 3:27 left, the Rockets allowed just one field goal the rest of the way.
Enes Kanter made an inside jumper to give Utah its final lead, 85-83 with 7:11 remaining. Harden drove for a layup, Lin hit a 3-pointer and Parsons followed with another basket to start the game-ending run.
Richard Jefferson led Utah (0-3) with 18 and Kanter added 16 for the Jazz.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parsons-harden-lead-rockets-over-035646301 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parsons-harden-lead-rockets-over-035646301)
Post by: Zurca on November 05, 2013, 03:10:06 PM
NBA Results November 4, 2013
Lakers blow big lead, beat Hawks 105-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-blow-big-lead-beat-051146194--nba.html)
Pistons beat Celtics 87-77 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pistons-beat-celtics-87-77-013341208--nba.html)
James, Bosh lift Heat past Wizards 103-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-bosh-lift-heat-past-013650446--nba.html)
Magic rout Nets 107-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/magic-rout-nets-107-86-012821129--nba.html)
Thunder beats Suns in Westbrook's return (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-beats-suns-westbrooks-return-024757001--nba.html)
Wolves beat Knicks 109-100 for a 3-0 start (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wolves-beat-knicks-109-100-031008743--nba.html)
NBA Results November 5, 2013
Cavaliers hand Timberwolves first loss, 93-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-hand-timberwolves-first-loss-024010728--nba.html)
Iguodala, Warriors easily hand 76ers 1st loss (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/iguodala-warriors-easily-hand-76ers-023040389--nba.html)
Bayless leads Grizzlies past winless Celtics 95-88 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bayless-leads-grizzlies-past-winless-034313131--nba.html)
Clippers lead all the way to beat Rockets 137-118 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-lead-way-beat-rockets-061238588--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on November 05, 2013, 03:19:17 PM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- J.J. Redick scored 19 of his 26 points in the first half to lead seven players in double figures, and the Los Angeles Clippers beat Houston 137-118 Monday night, handing the Rockets their first loss of the season in Dwight Howard's return to Staples Center.
Chris Paul added 23 points and 17 assists, Jamal Crawford had 21 points, and Blake Griffin scored 18 for the Clippers, who led the entire game and tied a franchise record with 78 points in the first half.
Howard finished with 13 points and nine rebounds after getting roundly booed in his first game in Los Angeles since leaving the Lakers and signing with Houston in the NBA's biggest free agent move last summer.
Jared Dudley added 15 points and DeAndre Jordan had 11 points and nine rebounds for the Clippers, who have won five in a row against Houston at home and three straight overall.
Coming off a sprained left ankle, Omri Casspi led seven Houston players in double figures with 19 points off the bench. James Harden added 15 points, and Chandler Parsons had 14, along with Jeremy Lin and Francisco Garcia. The Rockets fell to 3-1.
The Clippers turned the final seven minutes into Lob City, with Paul orchestrating back-to-back, alley-oop passes to Jordan and Griffin that ended in dunks. They were part of a 15-5 run that stretched the Clippers' lead to 129-108.
The Rockets controlled the start of the fourth, but got no closer than nine points. That was as close as they got four times in the third.
The Clippers led 78-66 at halftime. They shot 59 percent from the floor and made 19 of 22 free throws. Redick shot 6 of 9 and made all six of his free throws in the half.
Notes: The Clippers' 78 points in the first half tied the franchise record set on March 13, 1998, against Toronto. ... Howard will face the Lakers for the first time on Thursday in Houston.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-lead-way-beat-rockets-061238588 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-lead-way-beat-rockets-061238588)
Post by: tonistork on November 05, 2013, 04:05:32 PM
AP - Sports
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Jerryd Bayless finally found his range, Memphis clamped down on defense and the Grizzlies used the combination for a victory.
Bayless keyed a fourth-quarter rally, scoring all of his 15 points in the period, to lead Memphis to a 95-88 victory over the Boston Celtics on Monday night.
Bayless was 6 of 7 in the quarter as Memphis erased a six-point Boston lead with just under 9 minutes to play.
''That's what Jerryd does. He's a volume scorer,'' said Memphis guard Tony Allen, who had four steals. ''He can fill it up. . That was big for us.''
Zach Randolph and Mike Conley also had 15 for Memphis, Conley handing out eight assists. Marc Gasol finished with 14 points and grabbed eight rebounds.
Jeff Green led the Celtics with 22 points, while Jared Sullinger scored 16, going 2 of 3 from outside the arc. Avery Bradley scored 14, and Jordan Crawford finished with 12.
The Celtics fell to 0-4 under rookie coach Brad Stevens, the first time Boston has lost its first four games since the 1969-70 season.
''I think you just understand where we are and where we have to go,'' Stevens said. ''You do your best to focus on what's next and not pay too much attention to anything else.''
The Celtics, who are the worst team in the league at committing turnovers, matched their average with 21, while Memphis wasn't much better with 19.
''I kept looking at my staff saying: 'When should I put Mike Conley in,''' Memphis coach Dave Joerger said. ''And then Jerryd Bayless kept making buckets, and I would be silly if I took Jerryd Bayless out of the game.''
Stevens seemed to have a chance at his first NBA victory until Bayless got untracked in the fourth quarter, mostly from around the top of the key.
NOTES: The best Grizzlies scoring performance against the Celtics is 41 by Bryant Reeves in 1998. .The game featured two of the youngest coaches in the league. Boston's Stevens is youngest at 37; Memphis' Dave Joerger is third-youngest at 39. Jacque Vaughn of Orlando at 38 is between them.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bayless-leads-grizzlies-past-winless-034313131 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bayless-leads-grizzlies-past-winless-034313131)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 05, 2013, 04:36:42 PM
sir kingjames pa post lang 2 days kasi walang update, nba results from all sports thread, salamat
NBA Results November 5, 2013
Cavaliers hand Timberwolves first loss, 93-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-hand-timberwolves-first-loss-024010728--nba.html)
Iguodala, Warriors easily hand 76ers 1st loss (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/iguodala-warriors-easily-hand-76ers-023040389--nba.html)
Bayless leads Grizzlies past winless Celtics 95-88 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bayless-leads-grizzlies-past-winless-034313131--nba.html)
Clippers lead all the way to beat Rockets 137-118 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-lead-way-beat-rockets-061238588--nba.html)
Salamat Sir Zurca at kay sir Tony_Storks din sa pag update nitong thread . Medyo naging busy lang ako lately , lapit na kase x-mas kaya peak season kami sa work . Keep it up guys =))
btw , di ata uso depensa sa Rockets at Clippers game ??? High Scoring game ee .
akala ko magiging Defence oriented team ang LAC sa pagdating ni Doc , kaso puro high scoring game sila , pati laban nila sa GSW taas din scores nila ???
Post by: Zurca on November 05, 2013, 07:33:58 PM
btw , di ata uso depensa sa Rockets at Clippers game ??? High Scoring game ee .
akala ko magiging Defence oriented team ang LAC sa pagdating ni Doc , kaso puro high scoring game sila , pati laban nila sa GSW taas din scores nila ???
oo nga grabe 78 points sa 1st half ang clippers parang score na yung sa isang low scoring game, if the clippers want to go deep into the playoffs they should play more defense. pero good news para sa mga fantasy owners makakapagbigay sila ng better stats lol
Post by: Zurca on November 05, 2013, 07:38:43 PM
EASTERN CONFERENCE
ATLANTIC DIVISION
W L PCT GB
1. Philadelphia 3 1 .750 -
2. Toronto 2 1 .667 0 1/2
3. NY Knicks 1 2 .333 1 1/2
4. Brooklyn 1 2 .333 1 1/2
5. Boston 0 4 0 3
CENTRAL DIVISION
W L PCT GB
1. Indiana 3 0 1.000 -
2. Detroit 2 1 .667 1
3. Cleveland 2 2 .500 1 1/2
4. Chicago 1 2 .333 2
5. Milwaukee 1 2 .333 2
SOUTHEAST DIVISION
W L PCT GB
1. Miami 2 2 .500 -
2. Orlando 2 2 .500 -
3. Atlanta 1 2 .333 0 1/2
4. Charlotte 1 2 .333 0 1/2
5. Washington 0 3 0 1 1/2
WESTERN CONFERENCE
NORTHWEST DIVISION
W L PCT GB
1. Minnesota 3 1 .750 -
2. Oklahoma City 2 1 .667 0 1/2
3. Portland 2 1 .667 0 1/2
4. Denver 0 2 0 2
5. Utah 0 3 0 2 1/2
PACIFIC DIVISION
W L PCT GB
1. LA Clippers 3 1 .750 -
2. Golden State 3 1 .750 -
3. Phoenix 2 1 .667 0 1/2
4. LA Lakers 2 2 .500 1
5. Sacramento 1 2 .333 1 1/2
SOUTHWEST DIVISION
W L PCT GB
1. Houston 3 1 .750 -
2. San Antonio 2 1 .667 0 1/2
3. Dallas 2 1 .667 0 1/2
4. Memphis 2 2 .500 1
5. New Orleans 1 2 .333 1 1/2
Post by: tonistork on November 06, 2013, 09:57:16 AM
AP - Sports
TORONTO (AP) -- LeBron James reached another milestone Tuesday, becoming the fifth player in NBA history to score 10 points or more in 500 consecutive games.
James reached the milestone with a putback dunk on Norris Cole's missed shot at 2:31 of the first quarter against the Raptors.
A four-time MVP, James joins Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (with streaks of 787 and 508 games), Michael Jordan (866), Karl Malone (575) and Moses Malone (526) as the only players to accomplish the feat.
James has reached double figures in every game since scoring eight points at Milwaukee on Jan. 5, 2007. He scored 19 at New Jersey the following night.
James has more regular-season games of scoring at least 50 points (nine) than nights where he's scored less than 10 (eight). Factor playoff games into the mix, and he's reached double-figures 898 times in 907 career games.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-double-figures-500th-004047103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-double-figures-500th-004047103)
Post by: tonistork on November 06, 2013, 10:07:57 AM
AP - Sports
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (AP) -- The No. 1 overall pick is still looking for basket No. 1.
Anthony Bennett, the first player taken in this year's NBA draft, hasn't scored a field goal for the Cavaliers.
Through four games, Cleveland's burly forward has missed each of his 15 shots from the field, including eight 3-pointers. He appears lost with the ball in his hands, causing some to wonder if the Cavs made a mistake with their choice.
He's O-for-the-season so far.
According to STATS, Bennett is just the fifth rookie - playing a minimum of five minutes - to begin his career without making a field goal in the first four games. None of the other four, though, was selected ahead of every player in the draft.
Cavs coach Mike Brown said there are several reasons for Bennett's drought.
''He's probably pressing to a certain degree,'' Brown said after practice Tuesday. ''So it's probably a little of that and a little bit of being on a big stage now in the regular season with it counting. There's probably some of where his opponents are looking at him and saying that they're going to come at him. They may not care that he's the No. 1 pick.''
For comparison's sake, Philadelphia 76ers rookie Michael Carter-Williams has 26 field goals already, and eight other rookies who have attempted at least 15 shots have put one shot through the rim.
Bennett's alarming field-goal deficiency extended to four games Monday night when he went 0 for 3 in 10 minutes during a 93-92 win over Minnesota.
First, though, Bennett needs to make a shot.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-bennett-still-looking-1st-214107373 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-bennett-still-looking-1st-214107373)
TS (toni storks) view:
alarming nga ito, overall number 1 pick ka, tapos 0-out of-15 FG ka after 4 games. . .tsk tsk.
Di kaya nasayang ang #1 pick ng Cavs sa kanya? another Michael Olowokandi or Greg Oden in the making?
Post by: tonistork on November 06, 2013, 10:35:15 AM
AP - Sports
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Michael Redd, a former All-Star guard who became the fourth-leading scorer in Bucks history in a career hampered by injuries, will retire in Milwaukee on Wednesday.
The team announced Redd's decision Tuesday and said he will make a formal announcement when Milwaukee hosts Cleveland.
Redd was a second-round pick out of Ohio State in 2000, 43rd overall, and he played 11 of his 12 seasons in Milwaukee. Two separate injuries to his left knee cost him large chunks of three straight seasons with the Bucks and he last played for Phoenix in 2011-12.
He finishes his NBA career with 11,972 points (11,554 of them with Milwaukee) and a .447 percent shooter, .380 from 3-point range. For Milwaukee, he averaged 20.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game.
Redd, a reserve on the 2003 All-Star team, reached the playoffs three times with the Bucks. He was also on the gold medal-winning U.S. team at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Redd tore ligaments in his left knee in January 2009, then did it again in January 2010.
On Nov. 11, 2006, Redd set the franchise's individual game scoring record with 57 against Utah, breaking the mark set in 1971 by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (55 points). Redd also holds the NBA record for 3-pointers made in one quarter (eight in the fourth quarter vs. Houston on Feb. 20, 2002).
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/former-bucks-star-redd-retire-185657981 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/former-bucks-star-redd-retire-185657981)
TS (toni storks) view:
He's one of the reason why Milwaukee Bucks traded their all-star Ray Allen to Seattle Supersonics midway through the 2002-03 NBA season as he emerged as a capable scorer at the shooting guard position.
His career-high in points scored in a regular NBA game is 57 (scored against Utah Jazz in Nov. 11, 2006) and in NBA playoff, his career-high is 40 (scored against the Detroit Pistons in Apr. 29, 2006).
Post by: tonistork on November 06, 2013, 11:10:02 AM
AP - Sports
TORONTO (AP) -- LeBron James scored a season-high 35 points, Dwyane Wade had 20 and the Miami Heat beat the Toronto Raptors 104-95 on Tuesday for their first road victory in three tries this season.
Ray Allen scored 14 points for Miami, which lost at Philadelphia on Oct. 30 and was beaten 101-100 at Brooklyn on Nov. 1.
James also had a season-high eight rebounds and eight assists as Miami topped 100 points for the fifth straight game, extending their team-record run to begin the season.
With a putback dunk at 2:31 of the first quarter, James became the fifth player in NBA history to score 10 points or more in 500 consecutive games.
A four-time MVP, James joined Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (with streaks of 787 and 508 games), Michael Jordan (866), Karl Malone (575) and Moses Malone (526) as the only players to accomplish the feat.
The Heat have won 12 straight against the Raptors since a 111-103 road loss on Jan. 27, 2010, when Miami forward Chris Bosh played for Toronto.
DeMar DeRozan led the Raptors with 21 points while Jonas Valanciunas had 18. Rudy Gay had 13 points and 10 rebounds for his second straight double-double.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-35-heat-beat-024441939 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-35-heat-beat-024441939)
TS (toni storks) view:
For Toronto: Dapat binibigyan ng extended playing time si Valanciunas, remember he is a monster during the pre-season. Paano magiging consistent 20-10 guy ito pag minsan maglalaro ng 15 minutes, minsan 25 minutes. He should be given about 30 mins. playing time a ballgame. Also, Hansbrough should start at 4 instead of Amir Johnson, he is better offensive player and can bang bodies with anybody and his energy is unquestionable. Dwayne Casey's job is on the line if this Raptors team keeps on losing.
Post by: tonistork on November 06, 2013, 12:53:34 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- Kemba Walker scored 25 point, Gerald Henderson added 18 and the Charlotte Bobcats held off a late run by New York to beat the Knicks 102-97 on Tuesday night.
Charlotte led by 13 in the third quarter before New York cut it to two points late in the game. Henderson hit two free throws with 13 seconds left and Walker one seven seconds later to seal the victory.
Carmelo Anthony scored 32 points to lead the Knicks, but was 10 for 28 from the field.. His back-to-back baskets late in the fourth quarter twice brought the Knicks within two, but every attempt that the Knicks had to take the lead faile
New York lost starting center Tyson Chandler midway through the first quarter with a right knee injury.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/walker-bobcats-hold-off-knicks-040157788 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/walker-bobcats-hold-off-knicks-040157788)
TS (toni storks) view:
Coach Woodson should give Bargnani a chance. Give him more playing time so he can fully adjust to Knicks system. He is a 7 footer and can block shots eventhough his not a good defender and rebounder. He shall give Knicks a double-barrel offensive threat alongside Carmelo Anthony while Chandler & Shumpert shall take care the defensive end.
Post by: tonistork on November 06, 2013, 01:05:29 PM
AP - Sports
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- The Indiana Pacers lost six of their first nine games last season - and they seem intent on making up for that in 2013.
''We just want play well and get out of the gates,'' center Roy Hibbert said. ''We're an experienced team and we know every win's important.''
Paul George scored 31 points, and the Pacers remained the NBA's only unbeaten team with a 99-91 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night.
Indiana matched its best start in franchise history. The Pacers are 4-0 for the first time since the 2004-05 season.
Indiana blew a 15-point lead in the first half but took control again with a strong third quarter. C.J. Watson had 15 points and David West finished with 12 for the Pacers. Hibbert had eight points, 10 rebounds and seven blocks.
Indiana will try to extend its unbeaten run Wednesday night against Chicago.
''It would be a big win, a huge confidence booster,'' George said. ''But it's no statement. The season's still early.''
Brandon Jennings scored 17 points for the Pistons, who were done in by their 5-for-25 shooting from 3-point range.
The Pacers have won six straight over the Pistons, and the previous three wins had been lopsided, by 19, 32 and 18 points.
The Pacers were without George Hill (sore left hip) for a second straight game, and Danny Granger is still out with a strained left calf, but they haven't allowed an opponent to shoot better than 40 percent from the field. Detroit finished at 38 percent and could not overcome its poor showing from the perimeter.
NOTES: Indiana also started 4-0 in 1989-90, according to STATS. ... Detroit's starting backcourt of Jennings and Chauncey Billups went 8 for 25, including 1 of 9 from 3-point range.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-still-unbeaten-beating-pistons-030758665 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-still-unbeaten-beating-pistons-030758665)
TS (toni storks) view:
Pacers are winning and who needs Danny Granger? Lance Stephenson swagger is something.
Post by: tonistork on November 06, 2013, 01:50:20 PM
AP - Sports
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Gerald Green couldn't miss. Then again, neither did many of his teammates.
Eric Bledsoe had 25 points on 10-of-12 shooting, Green tied a career high with six 3-pointers and the Phoenix Suns rallied to beat the New Orleans Pelicans 104-98 on Tuesday night.
Trailing 60-50, the Suns scored 28 points in the last 6:23 of the third quarter to go ahead 78-69 and led the rest of the way. During that torrid stretch, they hit 12 of 13 shots and six 3-pointers in a row, including three from Green.
''The third quarter was a prime example of when we move the ball and play as a team, we can really heat things up,'' Green said. ''When the Dallas Mavericks won the championship, they didn't win it off isolations. They won it off ball movement and knocking down 3s.''
The Suns were expected to be much closer to the top pick in the 2014 draft lottery than a championship when the season began. Their 3-1 start already qualifies as a surprise after they finished with the worst record in the Western Conference (25-57) a year ago.
Green scored 18, Markieff Morris had 17 points and twin brother Marcus Morris added 16 points for the Suns.
Eric Gordon led New Orleans with 20 points but had only six in the second half. Anthony Davis had a quiet first half before finishing with 17 points and 11 rebounds.
Jrue Holiday had nine assists but only three points on 1 of 7 shooting.
Phoenix played without guard Goran Dragic, who sprained his left ankle in the second quarter against Oklahoma City on Sunday and is listed as day-to-day.
Notes: The Pelicans, who entered as the NBA's best 3-point shooting team at 50 percent (18 of 36), raised that percentage by hitting 10 of 18 even though leading 3-point shooter Ryan Anderson has not played this season with a chipped bone on second right toe. ... The Suns won despite having only four second-chance points.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bledsoe-green-lead-suns-over-033224518 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bledsoe-green-lead-suns-over-033224518)
TS (toni storks) view:
The Suns is one of the surprising teams after a week of NBA ball. Along with the Sixers, they are rated at the bottom of the rankings before the season starts, but they are proving the experts wrong. But it's too early, the season is too young to predict if this Suns are for real or bust.
Post by: Zurca on November 06, 2013, 10:47:03 PM
Post by: Zurca on November 07, 2013, 11:34:01 PM
NBA Results November 7, 2013
Perfect Pacers pull away late from Bulls 97-80 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/perfect-pacers-pull-away-bulls-030003901--nba.html)
Vucevic scores 30, Magic hold off Clippers 98-90 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/vucevic-scores-30-magic-hold-024825797--nba.html)
Wall leads Wizards over Sixers for first win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wall-leads-wizards-over-sixers-023011509--nba.html)
Henderson scores 23, Bobcats beat Raptors 92-90 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/henderson-leads-bobcats-over-raptors-024816939--nba.html)
Celtics beat Jazz 97-87 for Stevens' first NBA win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-beat-jazz-97-87-025341806--nba.html)
Mayo leads Bucks over Cavs (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mayo-leads-bucks-over-cavs-034114100--nba.html)
Thompson scores 30 to lead Warriors over Wolves (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thompson-scores-30-lead-warriors-032742139--nba.html)
Pelicans build early lead, beat Grizzlies 99-84 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-build-early-lead-beat-033755034--nba.html)
Parker leads Spurs to hectic win over Suns (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-leads-spurs-hectic-win-040807132--nba.html)
Durant, Westbrook lead OKC past Dallas 107-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-westbrook-lead-okc-past-051542846--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on November 08, 2013, 04:42:08 PM
AP - Sports
HOUSTON (AP) -- Los Angeles coach Mike D'Antoni paid a lot of attention to former Lakers center Dwight Howard down the stretch.
He needed to get the ball out of the hands of Houston Rockets guard James Harden and figured the best way to do that was with the ''Hack-a-Howard'' defense.
The strategy worked perfectly with Howard missing seven late free throws to allow the Lakers to keep it close before Steve Blake hit a wide-open 3-pointer with 1.3 seconds remaining to lift them to a 99-98 victory Thursday night.
''I think it went real well because we took Harden out of the game,'' D'Antoni said.
Howard spurned the Lakers to sign an $88 million deal with Houston, joining Harden and a team that made the playoffs last season for the first time since 2009.
A somber Howard called his free throw shooting ''terrible,'' but wouldn't concede that this loss was more difficult because it was against his former team.
''Every loss hurts,'' said Howard, who had 15 points and 14 rebounds. ''Nobody likes to lose. It's very upsetting that we lost the way we did.''
D'Antoni's decision to foul Howard was surprising because last season he said that the hack-a-whoever defense was bad for the game.
''That doesn't mean you're not going to use it, if it's out there,'' he said. ''I'm not crazy.''
Houston led by two points before Blake took the inbounds pass from Jodie Meeks and made the game-winning shot.
The Rockets were disappointed they let Blake get free for the winning basket.
''Guys just kind of messed up on the play,'' Howard said. ''It happens.''
The Rockets had a chance to win it, but Patrick Beverley's 3-point attempt at the buzzer bounced off the backboard.
''I was in a rhythm and then they started fouling Dwight,'' said Harden, who scored 35 points. ''It kind of slows us down. It slows our pace down and what we like to do. Good coaching.''
The Lakers struggled all last season amid reports that Howard and Kobe Bryant didn't get along, and were swept in the first round of the playoffs. Los Angeles could have offered him a 5-year contract worth $118 million, but he chose to make the move to Houston with a four-year deal.
''He made his choice, which is good,'' D'Antoni said of Howard. ''You've got to respect that. He's fine and they're going to have a great team. You're just happy for everybody because we won.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/blakes-shot-1-3-seconds-055246785 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/blakes-shot-1-3-seconds-055246785)
TS (toni storks) view:
1st round, LAL vs. Dwight Howard: Laker fans got the 1st laugh, hehehe. .
Finally, Chris Kaman started at center moving Pau Gasol to his natural power forward position.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 08, 2013, 04:48:18 PM
Clippers – 97 Heat – 102
Griffin: 27 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Griffin: 14 Rebs./Wade: 29 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Bosh: 6 Rebs.
Hawks – 107 Nuggets – 109
Millsap: 29 Pts. Teague: 11 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs./Lawson: 23 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Faried: 9 Rebs.
Lakers – 99 Rockets – 98
Meeks: 18 Pts. Farmar: 7 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs./Harden: 35 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Post by: tonistork on November 08, 2013, 04:49:20 PM
AP - Sports
DENVER (AP) -- Brian Shaw had to sweat out his first win as an NBA coach right to the final horn. When it was finally over, relief trumped joy.
Ty Lawson had 23 points, eight assists and seven rebounds and the Denver Nuggets held on to beat the Atlanta Hawks 109-107 on Thursday night for Shaw's first victory.
''I feel relieved to finally get it,'' he said. ''It wasn't easy.''
Nate Robinson added 15 points and JaVale McGee had 14 for Denver (1-3), which rallied from eight points down in the fourth quarter before surviving a late Atlanta rally.
The win leaves Utah (0-5) as the NBA's only winless team.
Paul Millsap scored a season-high 29 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for the Hawks but missed a short jumper that would have tied the game with 1.9 seconds left. Al Horford, who had 21 points, grabbed the rebound but his shot was off as time expired.
When Horford's shot skimmed off the rim, the Nuggets could finally relax.
NOTES: Hawks G Dennis Schroder served his one-game suspension Thursday. Schroder was suspended by the league for striking Sacramento's DeMarcus Cousins in the groin during Atlanta's win over the Kings on Tuesday. ... Nuggets F Wilson Chandler (strained left hamstring) has started basketball activities but there is no timetable for his return. ... Korver has made at least one 3-pointer in 78 straight games. It's the longest active streak in the NBA and tied for third-longest in league history.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lawsons-23-leads-nuggets-past-044052043 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lawsons-23-leads-nuggets-past-044052043)
TS (toni storks) view:
Finally a win for rookie head coach Brian Shaw after starting the season with 3 straight loss. But I still think that George Karl is a better fit as coach for this Nuggets team.
Post by: tonistork on November 08, 2013, 04:55:39 PM
AP - Sports
MIAMI (AP) -- Dwyane Wade had everything going. Jump shots, drives to the rim, passes out of the post.
He was vintage, on a night when the Miami Heat needed him to be that way.
Wade scored 11 of his game-high 29 points in the fourth quarter, an ailing LeBron James added 18, and the Heat got enough stops down the stretch to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 102-97 on Thursday night for their third straight win.
Wade made 13 of 22 shots, added a team-best seven assists, and fueled the fourth-quarter burst that allowed the Heat to build enough of a cushion to hold off the Clippers in the final minutes.
''Everyone said he was done,'' Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. ''Go figure.''
Including playoffs, the Heat (4-2) have won 51 of their last 57 games when Wade scores at least 20 points, going back to June 2012. It's also the first time since last March that Wade has scored at least 20 points in four consecutive games, this streak immediately following him sitting out the second game of the season for rest.
''I know I can play basketball,'' Wade said. ''I know when I'm healthy what I can do.''
Wade either scored or assisted on Miami's first six field goals of the fourth quarter, including a three-point play while getting fouled on a jumper by J.J. Redick. About a minute later, Wade set up Shane Battier for a 3-pointer that put Miami up 91-80, and the 2006 NBA Finals MVP punctuated it all with a fist pump.
Blake Griffin had 27 points and 14 rebounds for the Clippers (3-3). His dunk with 31 seconds left got the Clippers within four, but Griffin allowed about 15 seconds to run off the clock without fouling James on the ensuing possession.
Redick scored 15 points, Jamal Crawford added 14, Chris Paul finished with 11 points and 12 assists, and DeAndre Jordan had 11 points and 14 rebounds for the Clippers, who led for most of the first half.
Chris Bosh, playing for the first time since his wife delivered a baby earlier this week, finished with 12 points for Miami as did Ray Allen and Chris Andersen had 10. The Heat extended their club record by scoring at least 100 points in a sixth consecutive game to start the season.
NOTES: The Heat, who have honored returning veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan for several seasons, had seven Vietnam veterans on the court for a pregame ceremony. Paul was among the players who greeted them pregame, telling each of them, ''I appreciate you.'' The teams wore specially designed shooting shirts adorned in red, white and blue. ... Spoelstra coached his 400th regular-season game for the Heat. ... Clippers F Matt Barnes remained sidelined with what the team is calling a bruised right thigh. Rivers said he doesn't expect Barnes to be ready to play Saturday at Houston.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wade-lifts-heat-over-clippers-030338249 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wade-lifts-heat-over-clippers-030338249)
TS (toni storks) view:
No comment, I'm not a fan of LBJ, Wade and the Miami Heat, hehehe. .
Post by: tonistork on November 08, 2013, 06:05:17 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- Knicks center Tyson Chandler is expected to miss 4-6 weeks because of a broken bone in his right leg.
The team said Wednesday that tests showed no ligament or nerve damage and surgery is not required. Chandler left in the first quarter of a 102-97 loss to the Charlotte Bobcats on Tuesday.
He has a small fracture in the fibula in his lower leg.
New York is off to a 1-3 start after winning its first Atlantic Division title since 1994 last season. The Knicks will miss his defense and rebounding as they try to keep pace in the deep Eastern Conference.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-chandler-miss-4-6-164922252 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-chandler-miss-4-6-164922252)
TS (toni storks) view:
Pilay ang Knicks sa pagka-injured ng defensive achor nila. Matagal ang 4-6 months. Bargnani & Amare (both their defense are suspect) must step up defensively. Blocking enemy shots should help. Kenyon Martin is too small to play center and he's foul-prone & injury prone too.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 08, 2013, 08:06:13 PM
New York at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Toronto at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Boston at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Brooklyn at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Utah at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Dallas at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Golden State at San Antonio 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Denver at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Sacramento at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: tonistork on November 09, 2013, 03:53:19 PM
AP - Sports
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- For a half, Rudy Gay dominated Paul George. The way George had started the season, Gay knew better than to think it would last.
George scored 17 of his 23 points in the third quarter and the Indiana Pacers beat the Toronto Raptors 91-84 Friday night to improve to 6-0 and match the best start in franchise history. George, who entered the day fourth in the league in scoring at 25.8 points per game, is a big reason.
''He's Paul,'' Gay said. ''Paul George is a great defender. He's not just going to sit down and let people score on him. Everybody on our team expected him to warm up.''
Gay scored a season-high 30 points on 12-of-26 shooting for the Raptors, but was held to 3-of-13 shooting after halftime. George bounced back from a five-point, 2-of-10 first half to completely change the tenor of the small forward matchup on both ends of the floor. Gay's 22 points had carried Toronto to a 46-44 lead at intermission.
Toronto lost its third straight to fall to 2-4. Amir Johnson added 12 points and 10 rebounds. The Raptors shot 39.5 percent from the field, becoming the sixth consecutive opponent Indiana has held to 40 percent shooting or worse.
Roy Hibbert added a season-high 20 points and seven rebounds as the Pacers remained the NBA's lone undefeated team.
''Everybody has to sacrifice something,'' Hibbert said. ''It's somebody different every night. I don't expect to have 20-point nights all the time.''
The Pacers improved to 6-0 for the first time since the 1970-71, when the club played in the ABA. They rallied from a halftime deficit for the fifth time this season and overcame 16 turnovers to shoot 46.2 percent.
While George had Hibbert's scoring and 14 points from George Hill, Gay never received much support. His usual wingman, DeMar DeRozan, entered averaging 19.2 points per game but scored just six and missed 13 of 15 shots.
''It's tough on the whole team when DeMar struggles,'' Gay said. ''I have to figure out how we can make us both comfortable at the same time.''
George added eight rebounds, six assists and two steals. His sensational start to his fourth season had fans at Bankers Life Fieldhouse peppering him with the occasional ''M-V-P'' chant.
NOTES: Hill returned after missing three games with a sore left hip. C.J. Watson scored 33 points in three games starting in Hill's place. ... Pacers forward Danny Granger, who has yet to play this season because of a strained left calf, may return to practice next week. ... The Raptors won both visits to Bankers Life Fieldhouse last season. ... Tyler Hansbrough, drafted by Indiana with the No. 13 pick in 2009, returned for the first time since signing with Toronto as a free agent in July. He entered to a mixed reaction in the first quarter and finished with four points and five rebounds in 19 minutes.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-leads-pacers-91-84-024023803 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-leads-pacers-91-84-024023803)
TS (toni storks) note:
Indiana Pacers is one of the most successful team in the old ABA winning the championship 3 times, in 1970, 1972 & 1973. They became a NBA team in 1976 due to the merger of ABA-NBA.
Post by: tonistork on November 09, 2013, 04:06:07 PM
AP - Sports
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- The Boston Celtics are prepared to go through growing pains this season as they continue learn to adapt to life without franchise stalwarts Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett.
Coach Brad Stevens is ready for a long process, but will take a few wins like Friday night along the way.
Brandon Bass had 16 points, including a pair of free-throws in the closing seconds to help the Boston Celtics fight back from an early hole and hang on for a 91-89 victory over the Orlando Magic.
''We talked before about making winning plays in winning time, and we did. That was neat,'' Stevens said afterward. ''Overall, I'm very pleased with the result but we still have a lot to work on. We're not that much different than if we wouldn't have won the game.''
Trailing by three, the Magic had a chance to tie the game in the final minute, but Arron Afflalo's jumper came from just a half-step inside the 3-point line.
The win is the Celtics' second straight and extends their win streak over Orlando to nine games. They will try to make it three straight Saturday at defending champion Miami.
Avery Bradley added 14 points and eight rebounds for the Celtics.
Boston survived a 36 percent shooting night from the field and 2-for-14 performance from beyond the arc.
It was the fourth straight opponent that the Magic held under 40 percent. But after taking an early lead they let the Celtics back in the game by committing a season-high 20 turnovers that led to 25 points on the other end.
Afflalo led the Magic, who had their three-game win streak ended, with 23 points. Nik Vucevic finished with 14 points and 13 rebounds but was mostly bottled up by Boston's defense.
Magic coach Jacque Vaughn said the turnovers also contributed to Vucevic's off night.
''That didn't help us initiate our offense and then secondly, they did a good job of trying to deny him the basketball,'' he said. ''You've got to give them credit for their defense.''
NOTES: With the college basketball season opening on Friday night, Stevens said that he has stayed in tune with his former Butler team. ''Yeah, I pay attention to it,'' he said. ''You're always invested more in the people you know and the people that you're really tight with and friends with. I'll be interested to see if my family watches our game (Saturday) night or the Butler game.''...
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-hold-off-magic-win-025518887 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-hold-off-magic-win-025518887)
TS (toni storks) view:
Slowly the rebuilding Celtics is getting used to rookie coach Brad Stevens' system. And a surprise to me is the contribution off-the-bench by Canadian rookie, Kelly Olynyk. If he sustain his game, he is a strong candidate for all-rookie team.
Post by: tonistork on November 09, 2013, 04:16:57 PM
AP - Sports
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The Philadelphia 76ers heard all the whispers before the season started. They were predicted by most experts to be among the worst teams in the league, if not the worst.
Through six games, the Sixers are choosing not to listen.
Evan Turner scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, Tony Wroten added 18 points and the Sixers cruised past the Cleveland Cavaliers 94-79 on Friday night, overshadowing the return of Andrew Bynum.
Thaddeus Young added 16 points, while James Anderson and Michael Carter-Williams had 11 each for the Sixers, who ended a two-game losing streak and improved to 4-2. Spencer Hawes scored 10 points.
''I think the biggest thing is we're not listening to anyone on the outside and we're just coming to work ready to play,'' said Young, who added eight rebounds. ''We have a young, hard-working group of guys in here and we all have a lot to prove. We just need to stick together and I think our confidence is growing with each win.''
Wroten's offensive output was a career-best.
The buzz leading into the game was the return of Bynum, who signed a two-year, $24 million contract with the Cavaliers in July.
Bynum had been acquired by the Sixers in a four-team, 12-player trade in the summer of 2012. But the two-time All-Star center never played for the Sixers because of bilateral bone bruises in both knees. He had season-ending arthroscopic surgery in March and wound up signing the incentive-laden deal with the Cavaliers as a free agent.
Booed every time he touched the ball, Bynum played 18 minutes in a reserve role and finished with four points and five rebounds.
''It was just another game for me,'' Bynum said.
Dion Waiters led the Cavaliers with 18 points while Jarrett Jack and C.J. Miles added 13 each.
Tristan Thompson had 13 points and 16 rebounds and Kyrie Irving contributed 10 points on 4-for-17 shooting for Cleveland, which fell to 2-4 with all four losses coming on the road.
NOTES: Cavaliers F Anthony Bennett left the game with 8:37 remaining in the second quarter and didn't return because of a sprained right shoulder. Bennett, the No. 1 overall pick in June's draft, was scoreless in six minutes and remains 1 for 20 from the field through six games. . . The Sixers wore red, white and blue headbands in honor of Veterans Day, which is Monday.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/turner-wroten-lead-sixers-over-022844644 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/turner-wroten-lead-sixers-over-022844644)
TS (toni storks) note:
Spencer Hawes also had 6 blocks in this ball game. For me, if he continue playing good basketball, scoring, rebounding and blocking shots, he can be considered for the Most Improved Player Award. He is an underrated but a good passing big man especially in the high post.
Post by: tonistork on November 09, 2013, 04:26:36 PM
AP - Sports
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Leave it to a Syracuse guy to spoil Patrick Ewing's NBA head coaching debut.
Carmelo Anthony had 28 points and eight rebounds, Andrea Bargnani added 25 points and the New York Knicks beat Ewing's Bobcats 101-91 Friday night to snap a three-game losing streak.
Ewing, the former Georgetown star who spent 15 seasons with the Knicks, filled in as Charlotte's coach after Steve Clifford underwent a successful procedure earlier in the day to have two stents placed in his heart. Clifford checked himself into the hospital late Thursday night with chest pain.
The Bobcats haven't said when they expect Clifford to return to the bench.
''Unfortunately I didn't get my first win,'' Ewing said. ''I was nervous at first but once the game started I was able to calm down and do my thing.''
The Knicks did their thing right from the opening tip, looking for the first time this season like the playoff team they were a year ago.
After Tuesday night's 102-97 loss to the Bobcats, the Knicks held a players-only meeting.
Whatever was said apparently worked.
''Sometimes you need to get together and talk and communicate and figure out what the problem is, what's the issue,'' Anthony said. ''We responded well tonight.''
The Knicks played with a passion that's been absent of late and drew the ire of owner James Dolan. Behind Anthony, who once led Syracuse to a national title, things looked a lot better.
''We played like our backs were against the wall,'' Anthony said. ''It was a must-win for us. This early in the season when you talk about must-wins, something obviously is going wrong. But we corrected that.''
Bargnani is a big reason why.
Filling in at center for the injured Tyson Chandler, Bargnani hit 11 of 25 shots from the field - including three 3-pointers - had eight rebounds and blocked five shots. It was his first 20-point game since March 4.
Bargnani said he learned a lesson along the way.
''Don't be hesitant and just play my game and go out there and do what I've always done all these years,'' Bargnani said. ''I got to be more aggressive on the offense.''
Said Anthony: ''It seemed like tonight he wasn't hesitating and he had that shoot-first mentality, which I like.''
Kemba Walker, who led the Bobcats with 25 points, said that's where his team fell short.
Walker said the Bobcats' lack of energy, not Ewing's coaching ability, is the reason Charlotte had its two-game win streak snapped.
Raymond Felton added 15 points for the Knicks (2-3).
NOTES: The Bobcats entered as the second-worst free throw shooting team in the league, but hit 19 of 20 foul shots in the first half. ... The Bobcats continue to play without Al Jefferson, who is out with a sprained ankle. ... The Knicks shot 46 percent from 3-point range.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-bargnani-lead-knicks-over-023713106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-bargnani-lead-knicks-over-023713106)
TS (toni storks) view:
The much maligned Andrea Bargnani breakout game in a Knicks uniform thanks to the injury of Tyson Chandler.
And Patrick Ewing as coach?, he's better as an assistant, hehehe. .
Post by: tonistork on November 09, 2013, 04:38:35 PM
AP - Sports
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Kevin Love has always been able to pile up the points and the rebounds at a rate that few in the NBA can match.
Now that he's hitting streaking teammates with pin-point passes for easy layups, Love is asserting himself as one of the true superstars in the league.
Love had 32 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists to lead the Timberwolves to a 116-108 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Friday night.
Six of Love's assists came in a sensational first quarter, and he connected with Corey Brewer on three length-of-the-court outlets to get the Timberwolves' offense rolling.
''The guy can throw a chest pass 100 yards,'' Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said. ''He should be an NFL quarterback and he can throw chest passes to the receivers.''
Kevin Martin added 32 points and five rebounds and Corey Brewer scored 17 points to help the Timberwolves snap a two-game skid.
''Eight assists, I think, was great,'' Love said. ''Guys were just cutting and I was leading them, whether it was in the half court or hitting them on the fast break.''
Jose Calderon made 6 of 8 3-pointers and scored 21 points for the Mavericks. Monta Ellis scored 23 points and Dirk Nowitzki added 14 for Dallas. The Mavericks played without trusted reserve Vince Carter, who was suspended for the game for elbowing Oklahoma City's Steven Adams on Wednesday.
The Wolves led by 11 in the third and eight with less than 4:30 to play, and had to hold their breath down the stretch. Calderon hit his sixth 3 of the night and Ellis scored on a drive to the bucket to make it 105-102 Minnesota with 2:24 to go.
Love, who just missed his first triple-double of his career, hit a 3 on the other end, Ricky Rubio foiled Ellis's drive to the basket and Love sealed it with a 17-foot Nowitzki-style fade-away on the baseline with 1:13 to play.
''That's why he gets paid the big bucks,'' coach Rick Adelman said.
Nikola Pekovic had 15 points and six rebounds for Minnesota.
Jae Crowder had 10 points and six rebounds for Dallas.
The new-look Mavericks have been one of the best offensive teams in the league, with Ellis and Calderon making a seamless transition and flourishing as role players surrounding Nowitzki. Ellis has been remarkably efficient in comparison to his volume shooting ways with the Warriors and Bucks, entering the game shooting 55 percent on 2-pointers.
That efficiency wasn't there on Friday night as Ellis needed 24 shots to score 23 points.
''We couldn't get a stop,'' Calderon said. ''But it wasn't just the last three or four minutes, it was kind of the full fourth quarter we were just trading baskets with them. We couldn't get two in a row or three in a row.''
Rubio had six points on 2-for-8 shooting and four assists and he was bottled up for most of the night by Spanish countrymen Calderon, who didn't fall for the sleight of hand that Rubio uses to keep defenders off balance.
Calderon also had seven assists and four rebounds.
NOTES: Carter said at shootaround that he wished he could take the elbow to Adams back, but couldn't and felt bad for putting his team in the position of not having him available for the game. ... Timberwolves F Derrick Williams did not play because of back spasms. ... Robbie Hummel made his NBA debut for the Timberwolves, scoring two points in 11 minutes.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-martin-lift-timberwolves-over-033043715 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-martin-lift-timberwolves-over-033043715)
TS (toni storks) view:
I'm a big fan of this Wolves team so I'm hoping for no prolong injury/ies for their main guys like Love, Rubio, Martin & Pekovic in order for them to reach the playoffs, their first in the Kevin Love era.
Post by: tonistork on November 09, 2013, 04:44:50 PM
AP - Sports
SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Tony Parker scored 18 points, including the last seven for San Antonio, and the Spurs held on for a 76-74 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Friday night.
Warriors star guard Stephen Curry didn't play after bruising his left ankle on Wednesday against Minnesota. Minus him, the Spurs won their 30th straight regular-season home game against Golden State.
Parker missed two free throws with 16.4 seconds remaining that gave Golden State a final chance. Andre Iguodala drove to the basket and tried a layup that rolled off the rim.
Neither team scored in the final 2:23.
It was the first game between the teams since the second round of the Western Conference playoffs, which the Spurs won 4-2.
Kawhi Leonard added 13 points for the Spurs, who improved to a conference-best 5-1.
Golden State pulled within 76-74 with 2:23 left on a pair of free throws by David Lee, but both teams hit a slump after that.
Toney Douglas came off the bench to lead Golden State with 20 points. Lee added 13 and Clay Thompson had 11.
The Spurs shot 39.2 percent from the field, marking the fifth time in six games this season that Golden State held its opponent to under 40 percent from the field.
NOTES: With the win, Tim Duncan and Tony Parker are now No. 4 all-time in league history for victories by teammates with 597. ... Harrison Barnes, who missed the Spurs' first four games of the season with left toe inflammation, made his first start of the season, filling in for Curry. Barnes scored five points. ... Spurs F Matt Bonner missed his second straight game with tightness in his left calf. ... The Spurs' regular-season home winning streak against Golden State is their longest active string against any team. The Warriors, however, won at San Antonio in last season's playoffs.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-scores-18-leads-spurs-041555768 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-scores-18-leads-spurs-041555768)
TS (toni storks) view:
Again, early in the season, the Spurs are winning and I'm fuming mad, hahaha. . (I'm not a fan of this team, sorry San Antonio fans).
Post by: tonistork on November 09, 2013, 05:00:12 PM
AP - Sports
PHOENIX (AP) -- The Suns are getting energy from an unexpected source in their strong start to the season.
Phoenix's reserves came up big again Friday night, with twins Markieff and Marcus Morris leading the Suns to a 114-103 over the Denver Nuggets.
Markieff Morris scored 14 of his career-high 28 points in the fourth quarter as Phoenix came back from an 11-point deficit late in the third after leading by as many as 18 in the first couple of minutes of the second half. His effort was a big part of the 51 points scored by the Suns' bench players.
''We'll take it,'' Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said. ''They play with energy. That's what we need them to do, is just continue to play as hard as they can. When they're out there it's a pretty small lineup, which I think makes them all think 'I have to go rebound and I have to help out' and then they're just much more active.''
Markieff Morris added 10 rebounds and made 10 of 13 shots. Marcus Morris scored 11 points and grabbed eight boards. The brothers combined for five steals, and reserve guard Ish Smith had eight and four assists in only 12 minutes, 27 seconds on the court.
''He's doing a nice job of not just floating around the 15- to 18-foot range looking for a jump shot,'' Hornacek said of Markieff Morris. ''He's playing under control. Markieff's not forcing anything.''
Phoenix (4-2) got 46 points from its reserves in a loss at San Antonio on Wednesday and in the three games prior, totaled 40, 35 and 35 points from its bench players.
The Suns led 64-47 at halftime but got outscored 40-20 in the third quarter. Ty Lawson scored 21 of his 29 points in the period to vault the Nuggets back into the lead.
Starters Miles Plumlee added 18 points and 11 rebounds and Eric Bledsoe had 17 points and nine assists.
NOTES: The Suns played without starting guard Goran Dragic, who warmed up before the game but is still dealing with a sprained left ankle. Dragic has now missed the past three games but could be ready as soon as the Suns' next game against New Orleans on Sunday. Green started in his place. . Hornacek is the first Suns head coach to begin his tenure 3-0 at home since Scott Skiles in 1999-2000. The Suns opened 3-0 at home for the first time since the 2009-2010 season.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/morris-brothers-help-suns-rally-044807664 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/morris-brothers-help-suns-rally-044807664)
TS (toni storks) view:
Rookie Sun's coach Jeff Hornacek (4-2) is off to a good start while Denver's rookie coach Brian Shaw (1-4) is off to a rocky start just like the Rockies in Colorado.
Other NBA Results:
Brooklyn Nets, 108 Washinton Wizaerds, 112
Oklahoma City Thunder, 119 Detroit Pistons, 110
LA Lakers, 85 New Orleans Pelicans, 96
Utah Jazz, 73 Chicago Bulls, 97
Sacramento Kings, 91 Portland Trailblazers, 104
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 10, 2013, 02:33:28 PM
Jazz – 91 Raptors – 115
Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Favors: 7 Rebs./Hansbrough: 23 Pts. Gay: 5 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
Magic – 94 Hawks – 104
Afflalo: 21 Pts. Afflalo: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 6 Rebs./Teague: 19 Pts. Teague: 13 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs.
Pacers – 96 Nets – 91
George: 24 Pts. Stephenson: 7 Asts. Hibbert: 11 Rebs./Johnson: 17 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Pierce: 8 Rebs.
Sixers – 125 Cavaliers – 127
Turner: 31 Pts. Carter-Williams: 13 Asts. Hawes: 11 Rebs./Irving: 39 Pts. Irving: 12 Rebs. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Celtics – 111 Heat – 110
Green: 24 Pts. Wallace: 7 Asts. Olynyk: 8 Rebs./James: 25 Pts. James: 10 Asts. James: 8 Rebs.
Clippers – 107 Rockets – 94
Griffin: 22 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs./Parsons: 23 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Parsons: 8 Rebs.
Warriors – 90 Grizzlies – 108
Curry: 22 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Lee: 9 Rebs./Randolph: 23 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks – 91 Bucks – 83
Ellis: 18 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Blair: 11 Rebs./Mayo: 28 Pts. Wolters: 5 Asts. Butler: 13 Rebs.
Blazers – 96 Kings – 85
Aldridge: 22 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Cousins: 33 Pts. Vasquez: 5 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 5-1
2. THUNDER 4-1
3. SUNS 4-2
4. Timberwolves 4-2
5. Blazers 4-2
6. Clippers 4-3
7. Rockets 4-3
8. Warriors 4-3
9. Mavericks 4-3
10. Pelicans 3-3
11. Grizzlies 3-3
12. Lakers 3-4
13. Nuggets 1-4
14. Kings 1-5
15. Jazz 0-7
East:
1. PACERS 7-0
2. SIXERS 4-3
3. HEAT 4-3
4. Hawks 3-3
5. Bobcats 3-3
6. Raptors 3-4
7. Celtics 3-4
8. Magic 3-4
9. Cavaliers 3-4
10. Pistons 2-3
11. Bulls 2-3
12. Knicks 2-3
13. Bucks 2-3
14. Wizards 2-3
15. Nets 2-4
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 10, 2013, 07:03:57 PM
San Antonio at New York - 12 pm ET, 9 am PT
Washington at Oklahoma City - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New Orleans at Phoenix - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Minnesota at L.A. Lakers - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 11, 2013, 09:44:01 AM
Points:
1 - Durant, OKC 29.6
2 - Love, MIN 27.2
3 - George, IND 25.1
4 - Harden, HOU 24.7
5 - LeBron, MIA 24.4
Rebounds:
1 - Love, MIN 14.7
2 - Jordan, LAC 13.7
3 - Dwight, HOU 13.6
4 - Vucevic, ORL 12.1
5 - Monroe, DET 11.8
Assists:
1 - Paul, LAC 12.6
2 - Teague, ATL 9.8
3 - Wall, WAS 9.8
4 - Curry, GSW 8.5
5 - Carter-Williams, PHI 8.1
Blocks:
1 - Davis, NO 4.3
2 - Hibbert, IND 4.3
3 - Horford, ATL 2.7
4 - Lopez, BKN 2.3
5 - Jordan, LAC 2.1
Steals:
1 - Rubio, MIN 3.33
2 - Jennings, DET 3.33
3 - Paul, LAC 2.71
4 - Carter-Williams, PHI 2.57
5 - Allen, MEM 2.5
Post by: tonistork on November 11, 2013, 09:22:19 PM
AP - Sports
PHOENIX (AP) -- Eric Bledsoe and the Phoenix Suns are getting comfortable with playing close games.
Bledsoe scored 24 points and Markieff Morris came off the bench to score 23 as the Suns pulled away from the New Orleans Pelicans 101-94 on Sunday night.
''We're just a young team and we play extremely hard,'' Bledsoe said. ''Even though things weren't going our way, we fought through.''
Bledsoe hit a long 3-pointer with one second left on the shot clock to give the Suns a 95-85 lead with 1:25 to go.
''I just locked in a little bit,'' Bledsoe said. ''I saw time was running down and I wasn't shooting well from 3, but I locked in a shot it with confidence.''
Morris similarly has upped his game. He shot 9 of 12, and has gone 30 for 38 from the field over his past three games while averaging 24.7 points in that span and playing solid defense.
Morris is only the third player since 1989 to notch three consecutive games shooting at least 75 percent from the floor while taking at least 12 shots, joining Dwight Howard and Charles Barkley.
Gerald Green scored 15 and Goran Dragic added 12 for the Suns, who have won four of five.
Suns coach Jeff Hornacek became the first coach in franchise history to win his first four home games.
Jason Smith scored 22 points while Jrue Holiday and Anthony Morrow each had 16 for the Pelicans.
Anthony Davis, who entered the game averaging 23 points and 11.5 rebounds per game, was held to 14 and 12.
NOTES: Dragic returned after missing three games with a sprained left ankle. ... Phoenix led 19-16 after the first quarter despite shooting 33.3 percent from the floor. ... Smith's 14 first-half points matched his full-game season high and he broke the 20-point mark for the fifth time in his career. .. Morrow was the only New Orleans player to score off the bench in the first half, scoring eight points while the Pelicans' other five bench players went 0 for 8 from the floor in 21 combined minutes. ... New Orleans didn't attempt a free throw in the first half. ... Bledsoe's four 20-plus point games match the total he had in 197 career games entering the season. ... Phoenix has won five straight at home.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bledsoe-scores-24-points-suns-0334556 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bledsoe-scores-24-points-suns-0334556)
TS (toni storks) view:
This current Suns continue to amaze me. A team composed of mostly role players and back-ups are the surprise team of the Western Conference so far.
Post by: tonistork on November 11, 2013, 09:30:05 PM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Nobody in the Minnesota locker room had to say much before the game about the Timberwolves' 22-game losing streak to the Lakers.
The Wolves mostly knew about their dismal history in this matchup, and they came out apparently determined to rewrite it in the first quarter alone.
Kevin Martin scored 27 points, Kevin Love had 18 of his 25 during Minnesota's 47-point opening quarter in a skid-snapping 113-90 victory Sunday night.
Ricky Rubio had 12 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds for the Timberwolves, who hadn't beaten the Lakers since March 6, 2007. Minnesota took a 28-point lead with a 27-2 run, reducing the Staples Center crowd to scattered boos during the highest-scoring quarter in the Timberwolves' franchise history.
The Wolves maintained a healthy advantage all night in their first win over the Lakers at Staples Center since Dec. 2, 2005, ending the longest active streak between two NBA opponents.
''We had lost so many straight to the Lakers that we thought we were due for one,'' said Love, who also had 13 rebounds while hitting four 3-pointers. ''We knew, the guys that had played here. We had talked about it, that we hadn't had much success, but we weren't thinking about anything numbers-wise. We just wanted to come out and think about this year.''
Minnesota won with ease - something that's almost never happened in this matchup. Corey Brewer scored 17 points and Nikola Pekovic had 14 points and 10 rebounds as the Wolves punctuated their 5-2 start to the season by routing sending the Lakers' crowd home early.
Martin had another monster game in his strong start to the season, improving to 18 for 28 on 3-pointers in the last five games while averaging 27 points. And Rubio supplemented his second career triple-double with five steals, becoming just the second player in franchise history with at least five steals during a triple-double game.
''Everybody was making shots,'' said Rubio, the first opponent to record a triple-double against the Lakers since LeBron James on Christmas 2010. ''We knew we'd lost the last 22 or something like that. It was a good game for us to end it.''
Steve Blake scored 19 points with five 3-pointers, and Jodie Meeks added 16 for the Lakers, who have lost five of seven - and got even more injury concern about one of their stars.
Steve Nash played 13 minutes before sitting out with a back injury for Los Angeles, which never got closer than 14 points down the stretch.
Nash, the NBA's oldest player at 39, will be evaluated on Monday by Dr. Robert Watkins, who performed Dwight Howard's back surgery last year. The Lakers have kept Nash out of the lineup twice already this season to preserve his health, but Nash's back has bothered him for years.
''You could call it back, nerves, pain in the hamstring,'' Nash said. ''It all gets a little convoluted, but it's all basically the same since last year. ... I'm just trying to figure it out, trying to play through it and at the same time be smart. It's tough. I really want to play. To be so limited is frustrating.''
Pau Gasol managed just 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Lakers, who had won 13 straight at home over Minnesota.
Kobe Bryant played in all but one game during the Lakers' winning streak in this matchup, but the fourth-leading scorer in NBA history still isn't close to making his season debut after surgery in April.
''Forty-seven points in one quarter ... it's outrageous,'' Gasol said.
The Timberwolves cooled off from there, but were too far ahead to be threatened. The Lakers trimmed the lead to 90-76 heading to the fourth quarter after 11 third-quarter points from Blake and nine more from Meeks, but Rubio and Brewer kept the Wolves ahead down the stretch.
NOTES: Minnesota stays in the building to face the Clippers on Monday night. The Lakers return Tuesday to host New Orleans after last week's loss to the Pelicans. ... UCLA product Shabazz Muhammad got no discernible reaction when he entered the game for Minnesota in the fourth quarter. ... Xavier Henry had a career-high eight rebounds for the Lakers, but he struggled again with 1-for-8 shooting.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-end-22-game-skid-045202421 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-end-22-game-skid-045202421)
TS (toni storks) view:
One of the longest losing streak from one team to another team finally ends. This current Wolves are barking right now and LAL badly needs the Black Mamba to stay afloat out West.
Post by: tonistork on November 11, 2013, 09:56:58 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- The NBA and NBA Players Association are donating $250,000 to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF in support of UNICEF's emergency relief efforts in areas of the Philippines ravaged by Typhoon Haiyan.
Also, Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, whose mother is from the Philippines, will appear in a public service announcement for the organization to help raise funds for the relief efforts.
UNICEF said Sunday in a release that estimates show as many as 4 million children could be affected by the disaster that has killed thousands and could be the deadliest natural disaster on record.
The league also is planning a second donation to another organization and is encouraging others to help the efforts in the Philippines, where it played an exhibition game last month between Houston and Indiana.
Information is available at www.unicefusa.org/philippines (http://www.unicefusa.org/philippines) .
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-nbpa-donate-250-000-234339562 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-nbpa-donate-250-000-234339562)
Post by: tonistork on November 12, 2013, 06:29:19 PM
AP - Sports
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Eight straight wins isn't enough for the perfect Pacers.
The NBA's last unbeaten team remained undaunted Monday night, getting 23 points from Paul George and the first triple double of Lance Stephenson's career to run past Memphis 95-79 and complete a brutal five-game in seven-day stretch with a sweep. Indiana extended its franchise-best start to 8-0, becoming the seventh team to achieve the feat since 2000.
''Everything we're shooting for is attainable, but we've got a long way to go, a lot of work to do,'' coach Frank Vogel said. ''It was probably our most complete game.''
The Pacers made no secret of this season's plan - dethroning two-time defending NBA champion Miami. The best way to do that, they figured, was earning the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference and so far, nobody has been able to touch Indiana. The Pacers already have a 3 1/2-game lead over Miami and Atlanta in the East.
Indiana is showing no sign of slowing down, either.
They again dominated the glass, outrebounding Memphis 30-15 in the first half and finishing with a 45-32 advantage. They again relied on suffocating defense, which held Memphis (3-4) to a season-low point total and nearly 20 points below its season scoring average (98.5). And again they were content to share the honors.
Stephenson, who is playing the best basketball of his career, finished with 13 points, 11 rebounds, a career-high 12 assists and only one turnover. Roy Hibbert added five more blocks to his league-leading total (35), George Hill finished with 13 points in his third game back from a hip injury and Luis Scola added 12 points off the bench.
Indiana could be making things even tougher for opponents soon, too. Vogel said before the game that former All-Star Danny Granger, who once led the Pacers in scoring for five straight seasons, will begin working out Tuesday and could return to practice as soon as Wednesday. Vogel did not say when Granger would return to the rotation. Granger has not played this season because of a strained left calf.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-roll-past-memphis-95-024023728 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-roll-past-memphis-95-024023728)
TS (toni storks) view:
Frank Vogel is a strong candidate for coach of the year.
Post by: tonistork on November 12, 2013, 06:39:05 PM
AP - Sports
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The San Antonio Spurs showed the Philadelphia 76ers how to do it their way.
Danny Green scored 18 points, Tony Parker had 14 and the Spurs rolled to an easy 109-85 victory over the 76ers on Monday night.
The defending Western Conference champions are off to a 7-1 start following consecutive wins in New York and Philadelphia.
''It's been pretty good basketball for us,'' Green said. ''We're moving the ball, cleaned things up defensively and we're headed in the right direction.''
Evan Turner scored 20 points and Spencer Hawes had 17 for the Sixers, who couldn't give coach Brett Brown a better effort in his first game against his former team.
Brown spent 11 years in San Antonio, including seven as an assistant under Gregg Popovich and was part of the team's four championships.
The Spurs had more 3-pointers (13) than free throws attempted (11).
Six players scored in double figures for San Antonio, including Kawhi Leonard (13) and Marco Belinelli (12).
''He's a young kid and sometimes he defers to everybody else on the court,'' Popovich said of Leonard. ''We talked about it at halftime and he did his thing.''
Rookie Michael Carter-Williams had a season-low eight points on 2-for-11 shooting for Philadelphia.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-cruise-easy-win-over-021435352 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-cruise-easy-win-over-021435352)
TS (toni storks) view:
I hate it when Spurs are winning. >:( Hey Western teams, wake up. Don't let Spurs get the No. 1 seed out West.
Thaddeus Young after scoring 29 in their last games, he scored just 7 while sensational rookie Carter-Williams recorded his career low so far with 8 points. Consistency must be developed from this Sixers guys but I think Spencer Hawes should be credited for the early success of this Philly team with his consistent play early in the season.
Post by: tonistork on November 12, 2013, 06:49:33 PM
AP - Sports
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- The Atlanta Hawks only needed one spectacular quarter to earn their first back-to-back wins of the season.
Horford had 13 of his 24 points in the third quarter as the Hawks outscored Charlotte 34-16 en route to a 103-94 win Monday night in Bobcats coach Steve Clifford's first game back after having two stents placed in his heart.
Jeff Teague, who finished with 14 points and 12 assists, was pivotal during that stretch and Clifford said the Bobcats simply couldn't find anyone to guard him.
Josh McRoberts led the Bobcats (3-4) with 19 points and seven assists. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist had 16 points, but none in the second half.
Al Jefferson had 10 points and seven rebounds in his first game since Oct. 30.
But it's clear the Bobcats still haven't adjusted to playing with their $41 million free-agent pickup. Jefferson looked slow and rusty and was a non-factor in the opening half with no points and one rebound in 10 minutes. Meanwhile, the offense was out of sync.
McRoberts said it will take time for everyone to get used to playing with Jefferson.
NOTES: Kyle Korver has made at least one 3-pointer in 80 consecutive games, the second-longest streak in NBA history behind Dana Barros. ... The Hawks have at least 24 assists in all seven games this season. They are first in the NBA in assists per game.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/horford-scores-24-hawks-beat-024736751 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/horford-scores-24-hawks-beat-024736751)
TS (toni storks) view:
A side show for this is the battle between 2 former Jazz frontcourt partners in Jefferson (Bobcats) & Millsap (Hawks).
Former Duke Blue devils Josh McRoberts is playing good early in the season that's why heralded rookie, No. 4 pick Cody Zeller couldn't earn enough playing time to show what he can do to the young Bobcats.
Post by: tonistork on November 12, 2013, 06:57:33 PM
AP - Sports
BOSTON (AP) -- Avery Bradley simply couldn't hold back that little smile.
Bradley scored 24 points as the Boston Celtics beat the Orlando Magic for the second time in four days, 120-105 on Monday night.
When asked if he was surprised the Magic kept leaving him open for mid-range jumpers, Bradley had a slight grin before saying, ''A little. But once it started going, I was praying it would keep falling, and it did.''
Bradley hit 10 of 15 shots, pairing with Jordan Crawford to provide a solid backcourt duo that carried the Celtics to their fourth straight win after they opened the season with four losses under first-year coach Brad Stevens.
Crawford, who took over the point when Stevens moved Bradley to the shooting guard spot, had 16 points and 10 assists with no turnovers in 32 1/2 minutes.
''Yeah, they're playing really well together,'' Stevens said.
Kelly Olynyk and Jeff Green each also had 16 points for Boston.
The Celtics shot 60 percent (51 for 85) against an Orlando team that entered the night with the NBA's second-best field goal percentage defense.
''One of those days,'' Stevens said. ''You know you're going to get jump shots because that's what they force you into. Normally, those are inefficient shots.''
Arron Afflalo had 18 points and seven assists, Victor Oladipo scored 17 points and Nikola Vucevic had 15 points and 10 boards for Orlando, which dropped its 16th straight road game.
NOTES: The Celtics held a moment of silence for victims of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bradley-leads-celtics-120-105-025714217 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bradley-leads-celtics-120-105-025714217)
TS (toni storks) view:
After opening the season with 4 straight losses, the team in green is on a 4-game winning roll. Maybe, Brad Stevens is a brilliant rookie NBA coach?. And rookie center Kelly Olynyk is playing good after he was promoted to starting center vis-a-vis another rookie big man, Brazilian Vitor Faverani.
Post by: tonistork on November 12, 2013, 07:04:07 PM
AP - Sports
HOUSTON (AP) -- The Houston Rockets were on the verge of their third straight home loss after blowing a double-digit, second-half lead for the second consecutive game.
This time, guard James Harden said, the Rockets found the will to win.
Jeremy Lin scored 31 points off the bench, Dwight Howard had 18 points and 24 rebounds, and the Rockets beat the Toronto Raptors 110-104 in double-overtime to snap a two-game losing streak.
''(This game) was something,'' Houston coach Kevin McHale said. ''We still are a little bit in the mud, but the guys came out defensively and did a really good job. We were grinding. We just found a way to win. That's just kind of what we had to do.''
Lin shot 10 of 17 from the field and hit 8 of 9 from the free throw line. Harden finished with 26 points and 10 assists.
Howard was just 4 of 12 at the foul line. Chandler Parsons had 18 points, five rebounds and five assists for the Rockets.
Lin was the first player to score 30-plus points off the bench for Houston since Chase Budinger had 30 points against Cleveland on Feb. 23, 2011.
''Midway through the third I was feeling pretty good,'' Lin said. ''I got in my rhythm. I got a few shots to go down. Everything just kind of slowed down.''
Rudy Gay led the Raptors with 29 points and 10 rebounds but shot 11 of 37 from the field. DeMar DeRozan added 22 points, but he struggled as well, finishing 6 of 25.
Jonas Valanciunas chipped in 10 points and 13 rebounds, Amir Johnson had 10 points and 10 boards, and Kyle Lowry netted 16 for Toronto, who shot 33 percent from the field.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-outlast-raptors-110-104-044301237 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-outlast-raptors-110-104-044301237)
TS (toni storks) view:
Linsanity must start. Patrick Beverley should be the back-up. Lin is a better offensive player than Beverley, and with a menacing frontcourt of Asik & Howard, they can cover for Lin's defensive shortcomings.
Post by: tonistork on November 12, 2013, 07:11:06 PM
AP - Sports
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- The Denver Nuggets have been struggling to close out games, so they've resorted to just trying to win quarters.
Miller scored nine of his season-high 15 points in the fourth period and the Nuggets defeated the winless Utah Jazz 100-81 on Monday night.
''We've been struggling, just like the Jazz,'' the 37-year-old point guard said. ''But we talked about just taking one quarter at a time. We remembered that tonight and held them down in the fourth quarter and closed it out.''
Ty Lawson had 17 points and Kenneth Faried added 15 points and 13 rebounds for the Nuggets, who outscored the Jazz 30-13 in a dominant fourth quarter.
''Andre stepped it up, like he's been doing for years,'' Lawson said. ''He was getting mismatches, even taking on bigs. He knows how to orchestrate the offense. He was getting himself a good shot or he was kicking it out to one of us for a good shot.''
Utah dropped to 0-8 and remained the only team in the NBA without a victory.
Gordon Hayward had 22 points but didn't score in the final period. Derrick Favors added 21 points and 13 rebounds for the Jazz, who extended their worst start to a season since moving to Utah in 1979.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nuggets-dominate-4th-beat-winless-045748302 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nuggets-dominate-4th-beat-winless-045748302)
TS (toni storks) view:
Coach Corbin should be fired. It only shows that his former assistant, Jeff Hornacek is better bench tactician and also former Jazz coach Jerry Sloan is a better fit for Utah. Reality hurts. :(
Post by: tonistork on November 12, 2013, 07:18:41 PM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The Clippers gave up 96 shots to Minnesota. Lucky for them, the Timberwolves' last three didn't go in.
Blake Griffin had 25 points and 10 rebounds, Chris Paul added 21 points and the Clippers hung on for a 109-107 victory on Monday night after Kevin Love missed a tip-in at the buzzer.
''We got fortunate at the end,'' Los Angeles coach Doc Rivers said. ''It was a point-blank tip.''
With 3 seconds left, Kevin Martin missed a jumper that Nikola Pekovic rebounded, only to miss the layup. Love grabbed the ball and missed again to end the Wolves' two-game winning streak.
''My natural instinct was to try to rush it and get it up there, but it sat on the rim and came right off. I would say 99 times out of a hundred times that goes in,'' Love said. ''I could have dunked it, but I thought I just had to touch it real quick because time was running out.''
Paul had 11 assists, Jamal Crawford scored 18 points and DeAndre Jordan had 14 points and 11 rebounds to help the Clippers improve to 3-0 at home with Oklahoma City headed to Staples Center on Wednesday.
Martin scored 30 points for the Wolves, who lost their sixth straight against the Clippers.
Pekovic added 25 points, and Love had 23 points and 19 rebounds. They ended a 22-game series losing streak against the Lakers on Sunday, and nearly stopped their skid against Staples Center's other NBA team.
''Our guys believed they could get back in it,'' Wolves coach Rick Adelman said. ''They made the right plays defensively and converted at the other end. That's the way you have to play if you're going to try to win. In this league, you have to give yourselves a chance to win in the fourth quarter, and we were there.''
Notes: Paul missed a free throw, going 7 of 8 to end his streak of converting 37 in a row. ... Barnes played with a right thigh contusion. ... Wolves rookie Shabazz Muhammad, who left UCLA after one year, sat after playing 2:47 against the Lakers in his return to Los Angeles. ... Paul has at least 10 assists in all eight games this season. ... The Clippers swept the Wolves in four games last season.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-edge-timberwolves-109-107-060625909 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-edge-timberwolves-109-107-060625909)
TS (toni storks) view:
This is a royal match-up of two premiere power forwards in the game right now. Kevin Love vs. Blake Griffin. K-Love got the upperhand (mostly) in their match-up statistically since 2011 but Blake got the Ws.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 13, 2013, 03:59:32 PM
Bucks – 95 Heat – 118
Henson: 18 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Middleton: 7 Rebs./James: 33 Pts. Chalmers: 7 Asts. Wade: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 95 Mavericks – 105
Ariza: 27 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Nowitzki: 19 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Blair: 11 Rebs.
Pistons – 95 Warriors –113
Drummond: 16 Pts. Bynum: 4 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Curry: 25 Pts. Iguodala: 11 Asts. Lee: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 95 Lakers – 116
Gordon: 17 Pts. Evans: 6 Asts. Aminu: 5 Rebs./Hill: 21 Pts. Blake: 10 Asts. Hill: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 7-1
2. THUNDER 5-1
3. SUNS 5-2
4. Blazers 5-2
5. Clippers 5-3
6. Warriors 5-3
7. Timberwolves 5-3
8. Rockets 5-3
9. Mavericks 5-3
10. Lakers 4-5
11. Grizzlies 3-4
12. Pelicans 3-5
13. Nuggets 2-4
14. Kings 1-5
15. Jazz 0-8
East:
1. PACERS 8-0
2. HEAT 5-3
3. Hawks 4-3
4. CELTICS 4-4
5. Sixers 4-4
6. Bulls 3-3
7. Bobcats 3-4
8. Raptors 3-5
9. Cavaliers 3-5
10. Magic 3-5
11. Knicks 2-4
12. Bucks 2-4
13. Nets 2-4
14. Pistons 2-5
15. Wizards 2-5
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
# 95 ang no.of the day . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 13, 2013, 07:56:09 PM
Milwaukee at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Houston at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Charlotte at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Toronto at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Cleveland at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
New York at Atlanta - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Washington at San Antonio - 8:30 ET, 5:30 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Denver - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
New Orleans at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Phoenix at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Brooklyn at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Weekly Power Rankings (http://www.hoopnut.com/2013/11/the-nba-power-rankings-week-2.html?m=1)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 14, 2013, 02:41:18 PM
Bucks – 91 Magic – 94
Mayo: 25 Pts. Middleton: 4 Asts. Henson: 9 Rebs./Afflalo: 36 Pts. Afflalo: 6 Asts.Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Rockets – 117 Sixers – 123
Lin: 34 Pts. Lin: 12 Asts.Howard: 15 Rebs./Anderson: 36 Pts. Wroten: 11 Asts. Wroten:10 Rebs.
Bobcats – 89 Celtics – 83
Jefferson: 22 Pts. Henderson: 5 Asts.Jefferson: 11 Rebs./Green: 19 Pts.Crawford: 6 Asts. Olynyk: 11 Rebs.
Raptors – 103 Grizzlies – 87
Gay: 23 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 7 Rebs./Conley: 29 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts.Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 95 Timberwolves – 124
Irving: 20 Pts. Jack: 5 Asts. Thompson: 6 Rebs./Love: 33 Pts. Rubio: 16 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs.
Knicks – 95 Hawks – 91
Anthony: 25 Pts. Shumpert: 9 Asts.Bargnani: 11 Rebs./Teague: 25 Pts.Teague: 8 Asts. Carroll: 9 Rebs.
Wizards – 79 Spurs – 92
Webster: 21 Pts. Wall: 3 Asts. Webster: 10 Rebs./Parker: 16 Pts. Belinelli: 8 Asts.Splitter: 9 Rebs.
Lakers – 99 Nuggets – 111
Gasol: 25 Pts. Blake: 11 Asts. Hill: 15 Rebs./Mozgov: 23 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts.Faried: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans – 105 Jazz – 111
Davis: 29 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs./Hayward: 27 Pts. Hayward: 10 Asts.Favors: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 89 Blazers – 90
Bledsoe: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Plumlee:10 Rebs./Robinson: 15 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts.Lopez: 15 Rebs.
Nets – 86 Kings – 107
Lopez: 16 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pierce: 9 Rebs./Thornton: 24 Pts. Vasquez: 12 Asts.Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 103 Clippers – 111
Durant: 33 Pts. Durant: 10 Asts. Durant: 6 Rebs./Griffin: 22 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Griffin:
12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 8-1
2. BLAZERS 6-2
3. Thunder 5-2
4. CLIPPERS 6-3
5. Timberwolves 6-3
6. Suns 5-3
7. Warriors 5-3
8. Mavericks 5-3
9. Rockets 5-4
10. Nuggets 3-4
11. Lakers 4-6
12. Grizzlies 3-5
13. Pelicans 3-6
14. Kings 2-5
15. Jazz 1-8
East:
1. PACERS 8-0
2. HEAT 5-3
3. SIXERS 5-4
4. Hawks 4-4
5. Bobcats 4-4
6. Bulls 3-3
7. Raptors 4-5
8. Celtics 4-5
9. Magic 4-5
10. Knicks 3-4
11. Cavaliers 3-6
12. Pistons 2-5
13. Bucks 2-5
14. Nets 2-5
15. Wizards 2-6
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: tonistork on November 15, 2013, 09:48:47 AM
AP - Sports
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Kevin Love always heard the whispers.
Even as he was piling up rebounds by the bucketful, knocking down 3-pointers at a 40 percent clip and asserting himself as the best power forward in the game, his critics would chortle.
He's just a numbers guy. A stuffed stat sheet on a bad team. A paper All-Star who was happy as long as he was getting his.
Fair or unfair, Minnesota Timberwolves coach Rick Adelman told his star before the season started that to become a truly elite player, Love had to start raising his teammates' level of play along with his own. And with a flick of the wrist, he's doing just that.
After a massively disappointing, injury plagued season a year ago, Love has made a triumphant return to the court with a level of all-around play that has been among the very best in the league. He's averaging 27.1 points, 14.2 rebounds and 5.1 assists, more than double his career average, to help the Timberwolves to a 6-3 start.
''He has so much court presence,'' Wolves shooting guard Kevin Martin said. ''Everybody's always wanting to take their best shot at him, double-team him, everything. He opens up the game a little bit. And that's what we're seeing.''
After playing in only 18 games last season because of a twice-broken hand, Love threw himself into grueling workouts last summer. He was determined to lift the long-suffering Wolves to their first playoff appearance in nine years. He returned in superb shape and embraced the role of team leader and facilitator that Adelman thrust upon him.
''I believe for me, I was going out there trying to make myself so much better and make the right plays that I thought that was the only way to make my teammates better,'' Love said about his earlier years. ''But I think it's been a progression for me really the last three years to be more vocal with the guys, look to pass the ball a little bit more.
''The passing on this team, especially this year, has been very contagious. We've actually all made each other better, myself included.''
With leak-out artists Corey Brewer and Martin on the wings, Love finally has two receivers capable of tracking down his full-court outlet passes, a skill that is among the most unique and dangerous in the league.
''The guy can throw a chest pass 100 yards,'' Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said. ''He should be an NFL quarterback and he can throw chest passes to the receivers. I remember Wes Unseld. Love is an equal to him in terms of his ability to outlet the ball quickly. It's a phenomenal skill.''
And a lost art. When he was young, Love wanted badly to play football, but his parents wouldn't let him. So he played basketball with his older brother, who was three grades ahead of him, and needed to use the chest pass form to get the ball up to the 10-foot rim.
''I'd make the shot at a very high rate,'' Love said. ''That's how that came about.''
The precise passes have ignited the Wolves' offense, which is among the leaders in pace of play. He's also shown an ability to make passes from the elbow to cutters at the basket and play solid defense.
''Every great player in this league gets better every year at something new,'' Adelman said. ''They just don't do one thing and that's all they do. That was his next step, be a facilitator. He's going to be on the court long enough that he'll get his points, he'll get his shots.''
Love is second in the league in scoring and rebounding, but he's also making his teammates better. Both Martin, who came over from Oklahoma City this summer, and Brewer are averaging career highs in scoring.
''After playing with Kevin (Durant) and Russell (Westbrook), guys that can score 30 in their sleep, I wasn't going to another team without a superstar,'' Martin said. ''That's what I have in Kevin Love.''
Love credits the additions new president Flip Saunders made to the roster, and the improvement of players like Ricky Rubio and Nikola Pekovic, with allowing him to make the leap he has made this season. In his sixth season in Minnesota, he's happier than he's ever been, and more comfortable being the leader than he was early in his career.
Love's start this season has him being mentioned in the same breath as the NBA's elite. It's where he feels he belongs. Now that the Wolves are winning, he might be there to stay.
''I'd be lying to you if I told you it wasn't important to me,'' Love said. ''I put in a lot of work throughout the offseason. I pride myself on being one of the most well-rounded players and one of the best players in this league and I try to go out there and prove it every night. But I'm not going to sacrifice the team by doing that. I don't think that I have this year.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kevin-love-takes-over-minnesota (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kevin-love-takes-over-minnesota)
Post by: tonistork on November 15, 2013, 09:52:33 AM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- NBA players are dressing up for Christmas - in sleeves.
The leagued debuted short-sleeved jerseys Thursday for the 10 teams that will play on the holiday, replacing the traditional sleeveless NBA uniforms.
The jerseys featured a large logo in the center on the front of the jersey. The player's number is featured on the left sleeve and on the back.
Adidas, which outfits NBA teams, debuted sleeved jerseys for a few teams last season.
Playing on Christmas are Miami, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Houston, Oklahoma City, Golden State and both the Lakers and Clippers.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-armed-sleeved-jerseys-christmas (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-armed-sleeved-jerseys-christmas)
Post by: tonistork on November 15, 2013, 12:31:27 PM
The SportsXchange
Center Omer Asik wants out of Houston and has formally asked for a trade, his agent said Thursday.
Asik's dissatisfaction with the Rockets is not a surprise. After free-agent center Dwight Howard joined the team this season, Asik lost his starting job and the bulk of the minutes.
According to the Houston Chronicle, the Rockets have no immediate plans to trade Asik.
"I would say the situation is very frustrating right now and we're trying to work through it," Asik's agent, Andy Miller, said. "For Omer, the objective has always been to continue to develop and grow as a player. That's why we came to Houston in the first place.
"If that objective can't be met, if we can't get the right platform to grow and contribute as a player, it's certainly frustrating."
The 27-year-old Asik, who started every game last season for the Rockets, is averaging 22.1 minutes so far this year and 5.6 points and 8.1 rebounds per game. Those numbers are down from last season's 10.1 points and 11.7 rebounds per game.
On Wednesday night in an overtime loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, Asik was limited to four minutes and did not play in the second half.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-asik-seeks-trade (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-asik-seeks-trade)
TS (toni storks) view:
Asik is a serviceable big man who can start. For me, he is a good fit for OKC, he is a better option than Perkins at center, he is younger, longer and also as good defensively like Perk.
Miami (for Greg Oden or Joel Anthony), Boston (for Vitor Faverani & Kris Humpries) and Dallas (for Sam Dalembert).
Post by: tonistork on November 15, 2013, 12:47:02 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- James Harden scored 36 points in his return to the lineup and the Houston Rockets withstood Carmelo Anthony's 45 points to beat the New York Knicks 109-106 Thursday night, giving Jeremy Lin another winning night at Madison Square Garden.
Anthony had the highest-scoring game in the NBA this season and grabbed 10 rebounds, but it wasn't enough for the Knicks in their fourth straight home loss.
Chandler Parsons added 22 points and Lin had 21 for the Rockets, who beat the Knicks for the eighth straight time even on a mostly silent night from Dwight Howard, largely outplayed by Andrea Bargnani.
Howard had just seven points with his 15 rebounds, though he did make a pair of free throws with 1:15 left that gave Houston a five-point lead.
Harden, who missed the Rockets' 123-117 overtime loss in Philadelphia on Wednesday with a bruised left foot, scored seven straight Houston points for nine-point lead with 3:51 left. He finished 16 of 18 at the line.
But there was plenty of excitement left, including Anthony just missing a potential four-point play when the Rockets fouled him intentionally behind the arc leading by three with 5 seconds left.
Anthony threw the ball up and it went in, but officials ruled it came after Harden fouled him. Anthony made both free throws, but Harden answered with a pair to make it 109-106 with 2.9 seconds to play, and J.R. Smith was well off with a long-distance heave.
Bargnani scored 24 points for the Knicks and played surprisingly strong defense on Howard, who shot 1 of 5. Smith scored 15 points in his second start but shot just 4 of 16.
Lin, back to coming off the bench after starting Wednesday in Harden's place, helped pick up the slack with Howard's missing offense. He has won both games back at MSG, where he burst onto the worldwide scene two years ago during his memorable run of Linsanity.
The Knicks refused to match the Rockets' three-year contract offer to him months later, a risky decision that didn't hurt them last season when Raymond Felton, Jason Kidd and Pablo Prigioni manned the point and helped New York win a division title and a playoff series.
But Lin is on another nice roll now and came in after scoring 65 points in the last two games, the best two-game stretch of his career.
Houston led 28-23 after one and was starting to run away with it when it opened a 49-35 during Parsons' run of 11 straight Rockets points. But he didn't score the rest of the half after his driving dunk with 3:10 left, and Anthony and Bargnani combined for three 3-pointers during a 13-2 run to close the half and cut it to 53-52.
NOTES: Center Omer Asik didn't play for the Rockets after the Houston Chronicle reported he had requested a trade. He had been starting along with Howard until coach Kevin McHale scrapped the alignment.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-rockets-withstand-anthonys-45 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-rockets-withstand-anthonys-45)
ts view:
Who said Bargnani doesn't play defense? He outplayed the best NBA center limiting Howard to just 7 points (1 of 5 FG) while scoring 24 points himself. The sad part is NY loss the ballgame.
Maybe those self-proclaimed NBA experts should review and study their facts that even a not so athletic white European guy can also play good D if given a chance.
Post by: tonistork on November 15, 2013, 03:33:04 PM
AP - Sports
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Andre Iguodala made a baseline fadeaway as time expired to lift the Golden State Warriors to a thrilling 116-115 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night.
Russell Westbrook's 3-pointer with 2.3 seconds remaining put the Thunder ahead after they trailed by 14 points early in the fourth quarter. Warriors coach Mark Jackson called a timeout to regroup, and David Lee inbounded the ball from near half court.
Iguodala caught the ball and extended over Thabo Sefolosha for the winning shot, sending the announced sellout crowd of 19,596 into a frenzy. He sprinted toward half court and was mobbed by teammates.
Iguodala finished with 14 points and nine assists.
Golden State trailed for just 23 seconds combined in its first three home games. The Warriors held a lead in each game - against the Los Angeles Lakers, Sacramento Kings and Detroit Pistons - of at least 27 points and won by double digits.
Not on this night.
The game started with an outpouring of offense and energy and never relented over 48 minutes.
Westbrook's 3 set off a Thunder celebration just seconds before Iguodala's shot. Westbrook kissed his hand and was bumped by teammate Kevin Durant as both flashed grins near the scorer's table.
All that turned out to be premature.
Klay Thompson scored 27 points and Stephen Curry had 22 points and nine assists for the Warriors, who made 14 of 23 shots from 3-point range.
Golden State made 12 of its first 14 shots from 3-point range, with Thompson and Curry leading the way. Big man Marreese Speights, Iguodala (2) and Harrison Barnes all connected from beyond the arc for the Warriors by the time the final buzzer sounded, bringing most fans roaring to their feet each time.
But it was Iguodala's difficult midrange jumper that stole the spotlight - the very reason Golden State signed the free agent away from Denver this offseason to a four-year, $48 million deal.
Oklahoma City outrebounded Golden State 48 to 31 but couldn't put together enough stops to match a strong offensive effort from its three big stars.
Westbrook finished with 31 points, nine rebounds and five assists, Serge Ibaka had 27 points and 13 rebounds and Durant had 20 points, eight assists and seven rebounds as the Thunder lost for the second straight night to a top Western Conference team. Oklahoma City fell to the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/iguodala-lifts-warriors-past-thunder (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/iguodala-lifts-warriors-past-thunder)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 16, 2013, 08:55:18 AM
Milwaukee at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Philadelphia at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Portland at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Charlotte at Cleveland - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Dallas at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Minnesota at Denver - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Brooklyn at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
San Antonio at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Memphis at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Detroit at Sacramento - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 16, 2013, 08:56:01 AM
Chauncey Billups (Detroit) is out today
Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) took part in shooting drills
Trevor Ariza (Washington) will miss the next couple of games
Ryan Anderson (New Orleans) will return tomorrow
Michael Carter Williams (Philadelphia) is out today
Gordon Hayward (Utah) will play today
Goran Dragic (Phoniex) should start today
Dion Waiters (Cleveland) is likely out
Allen + Halslem (Miami) are gametime decisions
Lou Williams (Atlanta) will likely play today in season debut
Post by: tonistork on November 16, 2013, 01:57:53 PM
AP - Sports
DENVER (AP) -- Wilson Chandler made pivotal shots down the stretch for the Denver Nuggets - and Andre Miller bailed him out when he made a key miss.
Chandler scored 19 points, including a 3-pointer and three free throws late in the game, and the Nuggets held off the Minnesota Timberwolves 117-113 Friday night for their third straight win.
Miller helped the Nuggets keep the ball away from the Timberwolves in the waning seconds by rebounding Chandler's missed free throw.
''I was happy when he got it. I just knew that last free throw (wasn't) good,'' Chandler said.
Minnesota got within 115-113 on a 3-pointer by Kevin Love with 18.9 seconds remaining.
Ricky Rubio then fouled Chandler with 15 seconds left. He made the first of two free throws, and Miller swooped in from outside the key to grab the rebound for the Nuggets. Miller was fouled and made one of two at the line to rebuild Denver's lead to four points. The Timberwolves' final shot in the last seconds was blocked by Kenneth Faried.
Love led the Timberwolves with 28 points and Kevin Martin, who missed Wednesday's game against Cleveland because of an illness, added 27.
''A little bit unlucky,'' Love said. ''It was our defense all game. Our rotations weren't there. We needed to help the helper, ball screen rotations, they were off all night but we were still right there at the end. We feel as if we can get a lot better with this team. It's still mid-November and we're going to get a lot better.''
NOTE: The Nuggets are 14-3 against the Timberwolves at the Pepsi Center since 2005-06 season.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/chandler-scores-19-nuggets-fend (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/chandler-scores-19-nuggets-fend)
Post by: tonistork on November 16, 2013, 02:07:44 PM
AP - Sports
ATLANTA (AP) -- Jeff Teague had a career-high 33 points and 10 assists, Al Horford added 20 points and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Philadelphia 76ers 113-103 on Friday night.
DeMarre Carroll finished with a career-high 21 points for Atlanta, which has won three of four.
Evan Turner scored 27 points, Tony Wroten had 22 points, and Spencer Hawes finished with 14 points and 12 rebounds for the Sixers, who have lost three of four.
Hawks guard Lou Williams, returning to the court for the first time since undergoing reconstructive right knee surgery 10 months ago, finished with seven points, three rebounds and two assists in 15 minutes.
Budenholzer decided to bring forward Paul Millsap, Atlanta's second-leading scorer this season, off the bench, and he finished with eight points. Gustavo Ayon started in his season debut, finishing with six points.
The Sixers were without second-leading scorer Michael Carter-Williams because of a bruised arch in his left foot.
Hawks guard Kyle Korver hit a 3 in his 82nd consecutive game. It's the NBA's second career-leading streak and eight shy of breaking Dana Barros' 17-year-old record.
Korver finished with 13 points.
Thaddeus Young had 17 points for Philadelphia.
NOTES: Teague's previous career high was 28 points last Jan. 16 at Brooklyn. ... Carroll set a career high with four 3s. ... Barros set the NBA mark by hitting a 3 in 89 straight games from Dec. 23, 1994-Jan. 12, 1996, during stints with Philadelphia and Boston. ... Budenholzer and Brown, both first-year head coaches, know each other well. Budenholzer spent the previous 17 years and Brown the last 11 on San Antonio's staff.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/teague-scores-career-high-33 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/teague-scores-career-high-33)
Post by: tonistork on November 16, 2013, 02:19:12 PM
AP - Sports
PHOENIX (AP) -- Joe Johnson tied it in regulation then corralled a loose ball in overtime and dropped in a short jumper as time expired to give the Brooklyn Nets a 100-98 win over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night.
Johnson finished with 13 points on 6-of-19 shooting as the Nets picked up their first road win of the season.
Brook Lopez scored 25 of his 27 points in the second half and overtime and added seven rebounds and three blocked shots for the Nets.
Goran Dragic led five Suns in double figures with 19 points.
Dragic, playing with 13 stitches near his left eye from a collision with Portland's Mo Williams on Wednesday, added 10 assists.
The Nets lost point guard Deron Williams with 7:26 to play in the first quarter when he went down in a heap driving to the basket for a runner. Williams hopped off the court with what was determined to be a sprained left ankle and did not return to the game.
NOTES: Five Nets and three Suns are on the NBA All-Star ballot: Johnson, Williams, Kevin Garnett, Lopez and Paul Pierce (Friday's starting five for Brooklyn); and Bledsoe, Dragic and Markieff Morris for the Suns. .... The game marked the first time brothers Miles and Mason Plumlee played against each other at the professional level. Miles Plumlee starts at center for Phoenix and Mason Plumlee entered the game for the first time late in the first quarter for Brooklyn.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/johnson-lifts-nets-100-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/johnson-lifts-nets-100-98)
TS (toni storks) note:
Current Brooklyn Nets head coach Jason Kidd wore the Suns uniform from 1996-2001.
Post by: tonistork on November 16, 2013, 02:35:27 PM
AP - Sports
MIAMI (AP) -- LeBron James and Dwyane Wade both did things they had never done before.
And the Miami Heat needed every bit of their efforts.
James scored 39 points on only 18 shots, Wade's night included a career-best eight steals, and the Heat held off the Dallas Mavericks 110-104 Friday night.
''You give me 37 shots in a game, I'll have 60, 70,'' James said. ''I had 40 tonight on 18 shots. If I get 37 shots in a game, I'm going to put up 60. Easy.''
Thing is, the odds of seeing James shoot 37 times in a game - like Rudy Gay did earlier this week in setting the NBA high so far this season - are quite slim. His career-high is 36. He's only taken 30 or more shots twice since joining the Heat; both of those came in regular-season losses.
''He understands the main thing being the main thing,'' Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. ''He wants to win more than anything.''
James had never scored more than 38 when taking 18 or fewer shots, and missed just four times on Friday. Wade finished with 17 points and eight assists to go along with those steals.
''I was in a groove in a different kind of way,'' said Wade, now the second player in Heat history with an eight-assist, eight-steal game, joining Tim Hardaway. ''I was kind of in a zone defensively.''
Chris Bosh scored 14 points. Norris Cole and Rashard Lewis each added 11 for Miami, which has topped the 100-point mark in every game this season.
Dirk Nowitzki scored 28 points for Dallas (5-4), while Vince Carter added 21 and Monta Ellis had 20. Jose Calderon added 12 for Dallas, which turned the ball over 24 times.
NOTES: James' oldest son had 25 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in a game Thursday, and afterward, the boy proclaimed he had a triple-double. His father, who's had 36 of them in the pros, then set him straight on what a triple-double is. ... The teams combined for eight entries on the NBA All-Star ballot released Friday. James, Wade, Bosh, Allen and Chalmers represent Miami; Shawn Marion, Nowitzki and Ellis were on there for Dallas.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebrons-39-points-lift-heat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebrons-39-points-lift-heat)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 16, 2013, 03:00:34 PM
Bucks – 77 Pacers – 104
Mayo: 20 Pts. Wolters: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 11 Rebs./Hibbert: 24 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. Hibbert: 10 Rebs.
Bulls – 96 Raptors – 80
Deng: 19 Pts. Boozer: 6 Asts. Deng: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 37 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Gay: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 103 Hawks – 113
Turner: 27 Pts. Wroten: 6 Asts. Hawes: 12 Rebs./Teague: 33 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Horford: 8 Rebs.
Blazers – 109 Celtics – 96
Aldridge: 27 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs./Sullinger: 26 Pts. Crawford: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 8 Rebs.
Bobcats – 86 Cavaliers – 80
Kidd-Gilchrist:16 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs./Irving: 18 Pts. Irving: 10 Asts. Varejao: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks – 104 Heat – 110
Nowitzki: 28 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Dalembert: 9 Rebs./James: 39 Pts. Wade: 8 Asts. Andersen: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 113 Nuggets – 117
Love: 28 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Chandler: 19 Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Hickson: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 100 Suns – 98
Lopez: 27 Pts. Livingston: 6 Asts. Garnett: 14 Rebs./Dragic: 19 Pts. Dragic: 10 Asts. Morris: 9 Rebs.
Spurs – 91 Jazz – 82
Parker: 22 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Favors: 20 Pts. Burks: 4 Asts. Favors: 18 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 89 Lakers – 86
Randolph: 28 Pts. Gasol: 8 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Meeks: 25 Pts. Blake: 10 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Pistons – 97 Kings – 90
Smith: 21 Pts. Jennings: 9 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs./Cousins: 26 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 9-1
2. BLAZERS 7-2
3. CLIPPERS 6-3
4. Warriors 6-3
5. Thunder 5-3
6. Timberwolves 6-4
7. Rockets 6-4
8. Suns 5-4
9. Mavericks 5-4
10. Nuggets 4-4
11. Grizzlies 4-5
12. Lakers 4-7
13. Pelicans 3-6
14. Kings 2-6
15. Jazz 1-9
East:
1. PACERS 9-0
2. HEAT 6-3
3. Bulls 4-3
4. SIXERS 5-5
5. Hawks 5-4
6. Bobcats 5-4
7. Magic 4-5
8. Raptors 4-6
9. Celtics 4-6
10. Pistons 3-5
11. Knicks 3-5
12. Nets 3-5
13. Cavaliers 3-7
14. Wizards 2-6
15. Bucks 2-6
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 16, 2013, 07:09:27 PM
Miami at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Dallas at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Atlanta at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Indiana at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Boston at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Philadelphia at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Utah at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Brooklyn at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: tonistork on November 17, 2013, 06:57:18 PM
AP - Sports
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Monta Ellis had 19 points and eight assists to help the Dallas Mavericks hold off the Orlando Magic for a 108-100 victory Saturday night.
Dirk Nowitzki and DeJuan Blair added 18 apiece for the Mavericks, who won for the eighth straight time in Orlando.
Arron Afflalo led Orlando with 25 points and four assists. Nikola Vucevic had 16 points and eight rebounds and Jameer Nelson added 15.
Orlando trimmed a 15-point first-half deficit to 91-87 after Vucevic's layup with 6:58 left in the game. The Magic had chances to get closer, but Vucevic missed another layup attempt, rookie guard Victor Oladipo committed back-to-back turnovers and Afflalo missed a jumper.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-leads-mavs-108-100 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-leads-mavs-108-100)
TS (toni storks) view:
Monta Ellis is proving to be a very capable 2nd scorer behind Dallas franchise player Dirk Nowitzki.
Post by: tonistork on November 17, 2013, 07:11:41 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- After a loss Wednesday, the Atlanta Hawks had the New York Knicks right where they needed them for the rematch: in Madison Square Garden.
The Hawks sent the Knicks to a fifth straight home loss and in search of answers with a 110-90 victory Saturday. New York coach Mike Woodson said he might look at lineup changes, but his team's problems go well beyond who starts.
''We're not getting it done from an effort standpoint. It's like we're not even trying right now,'' Carmelo Anthony said.
Jeff Teague scored 16 points to lead eight Hawks in double figures. Paul Millsap, back in the starting lineup, had 14 points and 13 rebounds as Atlanta shot 56 percent and won for the fourth time in five games.
''Obviously a good effort on our entire group's part,'' coach Mike Budenholzer said. ''I think it was great to see the bench give us what they gave us tonight. I think defensively that was the closest to a complete game we've had.''
The Hawks avenged their most recent loss, a 95-91 Knicks victory in Atlanta. This was at MSG, where New York hasn't won since beating Milwaukee on Oct. 30 in its season opener, and where the fans are getting restless.
There were noticeable groans and boos in the arena, along with a few ''Fire Woodson!'' chants as the Knicks fell to 3-6.
''Games are starting to slip away, and especially at home,'' Woodson said. ''I mean, if this was happening on the road, I wouldn't be that concerned, but I'm very concerned about how we're playing here at home. We're not playing well and that shouldn't be.''
Anthony had 23 points and 12 rebounds for New York. Andrea Bargnani added 16 points and nine boards.
J.R. Smith shot 3 for 18 to fall to 8 for 43 at MSG this season after he was suspended the first five games for violating the NBA's anti-drug policy. He was yanked with a little under 4 minutes left after missing all six attempts in the second half.
''I'm playing (bad),'' Smith said. ''I played terrible. I've been terrible since I got back. I'm unhappy about it.''
So is Woodson, who will have to decide if last season's Sixth Man of the Year should return to a reserve role.
''I'm not just blaming it on J.R,'' Woodson said. ''Offensively, you're going to miss shots. There's nights where you just can't throw it in the ocean. But that has no excuse why you don't give effort defensively.''
Up 11 after three quarters, the Hawks let the Knicks get within five, then put it away with a 12-2 burst that included a four-point play by Kyle Korver, who extended his streak with a 3-pointer to 83 games, pulling within six of Dana Barros' NBA record.
Korver scored 15 for the Hawks, who followed a 113-103 home victory over Philadelphia on Friday with another powerful performance.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-send-knicks-5th-straight (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-send-knicks-5th-straight)
TS (toni storks) view:
Like an ordinary NY fan, I see, "fire Woodson" and I'll add, 'sack JR Smith', one of the dumbest NBA player for me. He's very talented player but some of his antics on & off the court destroyed what he has done to this Knicks team.
Post by: tonistork on November 17, 2013, 07:18:58 PM
AP - Sports
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Anthony Davis was on his way to what might have been a memorable - and unusual - statistical line before he came out for good with more than three minutes still left in the third quarter.
Davis had 13 points, nine rebounds and a career-high eight blocks, and the New Orleans Pelicans emphatically snapped a three-game skid with a 135-98 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night.
''You always want to play no matter how much you're winning by, how much time is left ... but I don't ever question coach's decision,'' Davis said. ''We won and that's all that matters.''
Had Davis grabbed one more rebound and blocked two more shots, he would have become the first player in the 26-year history of the franchise formerly called the Hornets to have blocks make up part of a triple-double. But there's a lot of season - and career - left for the 20-year-old star, and his teammates figure it's only a matter of time before Davis has a similar performance in a game close enough to merit his presence down the stretch.
''He'll get a quadruple double one of these days if you want to be honest,'' Pelicans point guard Jrue Holiday said. ''I kind of expect that from him. That's where a lot of pressure is kind of being put on him, but he can handle it.''
Ryan Anderson scored 26 points- hitting six 3-pointers - in his return from a broken toe that sidelined him for New Orleans' first nine games. He scored 14 points in his first 14 minutes, helping the Pelicans build a 30-point lead in the first half.
''I told coach, 'Let me go, and if I'm not feeling it or if I'm feeling pretty gassed or something I'll let you know.' But I felt great,'' Anderson said.
Holiday had 14 points and 12 assists against the team that traded him for injured rookie big man Nerlens Noel during the first round of last summer's draft.
Tony Wroten led the Sixers with 19 points, but Philadelphia offered little resistance, allowing New Orleans to shoot 62 percent through three quarters, when the Pelicans led 103-66.
''There were so many blocked shots ... it was similar to a volleyball game,'' Sixers coach Brett Brown said. ''They are all good athletes and whether it was drop-off passes or dunks, it was off they went. ... And you look at what Ryan Anderson does when he is back in the lineup.''
The Pelicans finished shooting 60.5 percent and had eight players score in double figures. Eric Gordon scored 19 points, Tyreke Evans 15 and reserve point guard Brian Roberts added 14 and Austin Rivers 12.
Darius Morris scored a career-high 20 for Philadelphia, most coming in the second half when the game was out of reach. Spencer Hawes had 14 points, but made only four of 11 shots. The Sixers, who lost their second straight, shot 37.5 percent (24 of 64) through the first three quarters.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-powers-pelicans-135-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-powers-pelicans-135-98)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 21, 2013, 09:05:15 AM
Timberwolves – 100 Wizards – 104
Love: 25 Pts. Barea: 7 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs./Beal: 25 Pts. Wall: 16 Asts. Webster: 9 Rebs.
Knicks – 86 Pistons – 92
Anthony: 25 Pts. Prigioni: 5 Asts. Anthony: 7 Rebs./Stuckey: 21 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs.
Hawks – 88 Heat – 104
Scott: 15 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Scott: 10 Rebs./Bosh: 19 Pts. Cole: 9 Asts. James: 6 Rebs.
Celtics – 85 Rockets – 109
Lee: 17 Pts. Pressey: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 9 Rebs./Jones: 24 Pts. Parsons: 6 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 104 Kings – 107
Green: 23 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Frye: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 27 Pts. Vasquez: 6 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 9-1
2. BLAZERS 9-2
3. WARRIORS 8-3
4. Thunder 7-3
5. Rockets 8-4
6. Clippers 7-4
7. Mavericks 7-4
8. Timberwolves 7-5
9. Grizzlies 6-5
10. Suns 5-5
11. Lakers 5-7
12. Nuggets 4-6
13. Pelicans 4-6
14. Kings 3-7
15. Jazz 1-11
East:
1. PACERS 9-1
2. HEAT 8-3
3. Bulls 6-3
4. SIXERS 5-7
5. Hawks 6-5
6. Bobcats 5-6
7. Pistons 4-6
8. Magic 4-6
9. Cavaliers 4-7
10. Raptors 4-7
11. Celtics 4-8
12. Wizards 3-7
13. Nets 3-7
14. Knicks 3-7
15. Bucks 2-7
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Wednesday, November 20 Schedule: 13 games (Western Time)
Brooklyn at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Washington at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Indiana at New York - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Miami at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Toronto at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Detroit at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Portland at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Utah at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Boston at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Sacramento at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Houston at Dallas - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN
Memphis at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 21, 2013, 02:19:56 PM
Nets – 91 Bobcats – 95
Blatche: 25 Pts. Livingston: 5 Asts. Garnett: 8 Rebs./Walker: 31 Pts. McRoberts: 5 Asts. Adrien: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 98 Cavaliers – 91
Beal: 26 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Nene: 8 Rebs./Irving: 28 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Varejao: 11 Rebs.
Pacers – 103 Knicks – 96
George: 35 Pts. Stephenson: 5 Asts. West: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 30 Udrih: 4 Asts. Anthony: 18 Rebs.
Heat – 120 Magic – 92
James: 21 Pts. Chalmers: 8 Asts. Beasley: 7 Rebs./Afflalo: 30 Pts. Nelson: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 6 Rebs.
Raptors – 108 Sixers – 98
DeRozan: 33 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Gay: 8 Rebs./Hawes: 28 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Pistons – 85 Hawks – 93
Jennings: 21 Pts. Jennings: 6 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Millsap: 19 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Carroll: 12 Rebs.
Blazers – 91 Bucks – 82
Aldridge: 21 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs./Ridnour: 13 Pts. Ridnour: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 8 Rebs.
Clippers – 102 Timberwolves – 98
Griffin: 20 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Martin: 28 Pts. Love: 8 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs.
Jazz – 98 Pelicans – 105
Kanter: 19 Pts. Hayward: 11 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Davis: 22 Pts. Aminu: 4 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Celtics – 93 Spurs – 104
Green: 19 Pts. Crawford: 4 Asts. Sullinger: 17 Rebs./Parker: 19 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Splitter: 10 Rebs.
Kings – 113 Suns – 106
Thomas: 23 Pts. Vasquez: 6 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./Dragic: 31 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs.
Rockets – 120 Mavericks – 123
Howard: 33 Pts. Parsons: 11 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs./Ellis: 37 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Dalembert: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 88 Warriors – 81
Randolph: 21 Pts. Conley: 4 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs./Thompson: 21 Pts. Iguodala: 14 Asts. Bogut: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 10-1
2. BLAZERS 10-2
3. Thunder 7-3
4. CLIPPERS 8-4
5. Warriors 8-4
6. Mavericks 8-4
7. Rockets 8-5
8. Grizzlies 7-5
9. Timberwolves 7-6
10. Suns 5-6
11. Pelicans 5-6
12. Lakers 5-7
13. Nuggets 4-6
14. Kings 4-7
15. Jazz 1-12
East:
1. PACERS 10-1
2. HEAT 9-3
3. Bulls 6-3
4. RAPTORS 5-7
5. Hawks 7-5
6. Bobcats 6-6
7. Sixers 5-8
8. Pistons 4-7
9. Wizards 4-7
10. Magic 4-7
11. Cavaliers 4-8
12. Celtics 4-9
13. Knicks 3-8
14. Nets 3-8
15. Bucks 2-8
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Game Notes / Updates :
* Dirk Nowitzki has now passed Reggie Miller for 15th on the All-Time Scoring List during the Mavs and Rockets game.
* Sixers sign Elliot Williams and Lorenzo Brown.
* Sixers waive Kwame Brown and Darius Morris.
* Celtics are willing to trade Kris Humphries and Gerald Wallace to the Knicks for Amar'e Stoudemire.
Read Here (http:// nbaallday.com/105.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 21, 2013, 06:46:19 PM
L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Chicago at Denver - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 22, 2013, 06:06:36 PM
Clippers – 91 Thunder – 105
Griffin: 27 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Durant: 8 Asts. Adams: 7 Rebs.
Bulls – 87 Nuggets – 97
Rose: 19 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Deng: 13 Rebs./Hamilton: 17 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 10-1
2. BLAZERS 10-2
3. Thunder 8-3
4. WARRIORS 8-4
5. Mavericks 8-4
6. Clippers 8-5
7. Rockets 8-5
8. Grizzlies 7-5
9. Timberwolves 7-6
10. Suns 5-6
11. Pelicans 5-6
12. Nuggets 5-6
13. Lakers 5-7
14. Kings 4-7
15. Jazz 1-12
East:
1. PACERS 10-1
2. HEAT 9-3
3. Bulls 6-4
4. RAPTORS 5-7
5. Hawks 7-5
6. Bobcats 6-6
7. Sixers 5-8
8. Pistons 4-7
9. Wizards 4-7
10. Magic 4-7
11. Cavaliers 4-8
12. Celtics 4-9
13. Knicks 3-8
14. Nets 3-8
15. Bucks 2-8
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 22, 2013, 06:27:48 PM
Phoenix at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Milwaukee at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Washington at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Indiana at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Atlanta at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
San Antonio at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Brooklyn at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Cleveland at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Utah at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Chicago at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Golden State at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET,7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 22, 2013, 09:00:49 PM
Points:
1. Kevin Durant - 29.6
2. Carmelo Anthony - 26.1
3. LeBron James - 25.6
4. Kevin Love - 25.4
5. Paul George - 24.4
Assists:
1. Chris Paul - 12.5
2. John Wall - 9.7
3. Ricky Rubio - 8.8
4. Stephen Curry - 8.7
5. Jeff Teague - 8.7
Rebounds:
1. Dwight Howard - 13.7
2. DeAndre Jordan - 13.3
3. Kevin Love - 13.3
4. Andre Drummond - 12.0
5. Nikola Vucevic - 10.9
Steals:
1. Ricky Rubio - 2.9
2. Chris Paul - 2.8
3. Dwyane Wade - 2.4
4. Michael Carter-Williams - 2.3
5. Mario Chalmers - 2.2
Blocks:
1. Roy Hibbert - 4.4
2. Anthony Davis - 4.1
3. Brook Lopez - 2.8
4. Dwight Howard 2.2
5. Serge Ibaka - 2.1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 23, 2013, 08:30:09 AM
For a complete and more detailed list, visit http://nbaallday.com/Injury_Updates.html (http://nbaallday.com/Injury_Updates.html)
PHOENIX at CHARLOTTE:
PHX– Eric Bledsoe (shin) will not play.
PHX– Emeka Okafor (neck) will not play.
CHA – Al Jefferson (ankle) will play tonight.
CHA – Brendan Haywood (foot) will not play.
MILWAUKEE at PHILADELPHIA:
MIL – Brandon Knight (hamstring) will not play.
MIL – Larry Sanders (thumb) will not play.
MIL – Carlos Delfino (foot) will not play.
PHI – Thaddeus Young (personal) will not play.
PHI - Nerlens Noel (knee) will not play.
PHI - Jason Richardson (knee) will not play.
PHI - Arnett Moultrie (ankle) will not play.
WASHINGTON at TORONTO:
WSH – Trevor Ariza (hamstring) will not play.
WSH – Otto Porter (hip) will not play.
WSH – Al Harrington (knee) will not play.
WSH – Chris Singleton (foot) will not play.
TOR – Quincy Acy (ankle) will not play.
TOR – Dwight Buycks (personal) will not play.
INDIANA at BOSTON:
IND – Danny Granger (calf) will not play.
BOS – Rajon Rondo (knee) will not play.
BOS – Keith Bogans (illness) questionable.
ALTANTA at DETROIT:
ATL – Lou Williams (knee/rest) will not play.
DET – Chauncey Billups (knee) will not play.
DET – Will Bynum (hamstring) will not play.
DET – Charlie Villanueva (back) questionable.
SAN ANTONIO at MEMPHIS:
-No Injuries
BROOKLYN at MINNESOTA:
BKN – Deron Williams (ankle) will not play.
BKN – Brook Lopez (ankle) will not play.
BKN – Andrei Kirilenko (back) will not play.
BKN – Jason Terry (knee) will not play.
MIN - Chase Budinger (knee) will not play.
MIN – Ronny Turiaf (elbow) will not play.
MIN – Shabazz Muhammad (ankle) unlikely to play.
CLEVELAND at NEW ORLEANS:
CLE – Tyler Zeller (ankle) questionable.
CLE – C.J. Miles (calf) will not play.
NOR – Greg Stiemsma (knee) will not play.
NOR – Darius Miller (foot) will not play.
UTAH at DALLAS:
UTA – Gordon Hayward (knee) game-time decision.
UTA – Marvin Williams (nose) game-time decision.
UTA - Andris Biedrins (ankle) will not play.
UTA – Brandon Rush (knee) will not play.
DAL – Brandan Wright (shoulder) will not play.
DAL – Devin Harris (toe) will not play.
CHICAGO at PORTLAND:
CHI - Jimmy Butler (toe) will not play.
POR – Meyers Leonard (gastroenteritis) questionable.
POR – C.J. McCollum (foot) will not play.
GOLDEN STATE at L.A.LAKERS:
GSW – Stephen Curry (concussion) questionable.
GSW – Toney Douglas (leg) will not play.
GSW – Festus Ezeli (knee) will not play.
GSW – Jermaine O’Neal (groin) unlikely to play.
LAL – Kobe Bryant (Achilles) will not play.
LAL – Steve Nash (back) will not play.
LAL – Chris Kaman (back) doubtful.
Post by: creepythinman on November 23, 2013, 03:31:30 PM
Derrick Rose leaves game with right knee injury, needs MRI
Bulls point guard Derrick Rose suffered a right knee injury Friday night in Portland and did not return to the game. Rose injured the opposite leg from the one he torn the ACL on cutting to the basket. There was no contact on the knee, it simply buckled underneath him. He was able to walk to the other end of the court before being tended to on the sideline and eventually being carried to the locker room.
The Bulls announced after the game that Rose will have an MRI Saturday.
Rose missed the entire 2012-2013 season after tearing his ACL in his left knee during a playoff game vs. Philadlphia in April of 2012. Rose is averaging 15 points on 36 percent shooting and four assists this season, showing a lot of rust from the injury.
Via @iropp on Twitter comes this image of Rose being carried to the locker room.
Post by: Rizal on November 23, 2013, 03:43:34 PM
Post by: tonistork on November 23, 2013, 04:05:33 PM
AP - Sports
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Spencer Hawes had the hot hand and Philadelphia 76ers coach Brett Brown wasn't afraid to ride it.
The 76ers' center hit a game-tying 3-pointer with 1.7 seconds left in regulation and scored 11 of his 25 points in the final two minutes of regulation and overtime Friday night to lead Philadelphia to a 115-107 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks.
The Sixers trailed 98-88 with 2:10 to play but forced the extra session with a 14-4 run that featured three 3-pointers from Hawes, the last one tying the game.
Hawes ran to the sideline to catch an inbounds pass, turned, and while falling away from the basket, released his shot on one leg.
''Coach drew it up in the huddle and it reminded me of the last time a coach drew up a 3 for me to tie a game,'' Hawes said. ''I was in college. I thought (Brown) screwed something up.''
Evan Turner added 27 points in helping the 76ers snap a four-game skid.
''I guess the basketball gods were looking out for us and Spencer played well all night,'' said Turner who threw Hawes the inbounds pass.
Hawes and Turner accounted for 19 of the Sixers' final 22 points. Hawes added 12 rebounds for his ninth double-double in 14 games, and Turner was 8 for 12 from the field in the fourth quarter and overtime.
''Spencer took us where we needed to go, and Evan took us home,'' Brown said.
Caron Butler scored 38 points for Milwaukee, which lost its seventh straight. Butler fell two points shy of his career high on 13-of-22 shooting from the floor. He was 4 of 8 from beyond the arc.
His 3-pointer from the right corner with 27.8 left in the game looked as if it would end Milwaukee's skid, the franchise's longest since it lost eight in a row to close the 2007-2008 season.
Only two Bucks finished in double figures. Ersan Ilyasova scored 19 points and Gary Neal had 10.
The Sixers also dominated on the glass, outrebounding the Bucks 50-32 and outscoring them 52-28 on points in the paint and 13-4 on second-chance opportunities.
Still, had Hawes not hit his improbable fall-away, the Bucks would have won.
''That was a tough shot,'' Butler said. ''Hawes faded away, shot off one leg maybe, but it shouldn't have come to that. We had a lot of chances and all we needed was stops and rebounds.''
The Sixers actually led by as many as 15 points in the second quarter, but the Bucks scored 23 of the final 31 points in the period to get within 55-53 at the break.
At that point, the Sixers were led by rookie forward and Georgetown product Hollis Thompson, who had a team-high 10 points in the first half and finished with a career-high 16.
Guards James Anderson and Michael-Carter Williams added 12 points apiece, and Carter-Williams fell two rebounds of a triple-double, recording 11 assists and eight boards.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawes-lifts-76ers-over-bucks (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawes-lifts-76ers-over-bucks)
Post by: tonistork on November 23, 2013, 04:10:52 PM
AP - Sports
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Kevin Garnett had stepped on the court against his former franchise seven times. He had walked away a winner each time after imposing his unyielding will on the Minnesota Timberwolves.
All the past success didn't matter one bit Friday night. Garnett and the star-studded Brooklyn Nets are finding out their reputations will get them nowhere this season.
Kevin Love had 17 points, 16 rebounds and four assists in just 28 minutes, and the Timberwolves beat Garnett for the first time since he left Minnesota in a 111-81 victory over the woeful Nets on Friday night.
Garnett finished with eight points and eight rebounds in 21 minutes and these aging, banged-up Nets were no match for the younger, faster Timberwolves. Mikhail Prokhorov's $190 million team has lost four in a row and seven of its last eight to fall to 3-9.
''We created this monster. We've got to deal with it,'' Garnett seethed. ''You're going to have the business of basketball come into play I'm sure and management is probably going to do what they've got to do, but that's out of our hands. We've got to control our own destiny, who we are as individuals and players. So like I said, for the fifth time, look at yourself and try to fix this thing.''
Nikola Pekovic had 15 points and seven boards and the Wolves blew the game open after Garnett received a technical and a flagrant foul for getting physical with Love in the paint. The testy exchange ignited a 16-0 run in the third quarter for Minnesota.
Garnett spent 12 years in Minnesota to start his career and was wounded when the Wolves traded him to Boston to start a rebuilding project in 2007. He always had his way with Love and the Wolves, and he tried to bully them again on Friday night.
Love responded in the third, swatting Garnett's hands away, and KG reacted with a forearm shiver to Love's chest. Garnett received a technical and a flagrant, and the Wolves scored six points on the possession after Kevin Martin finished it with a 3-pointer for a 65-43 lead.
''That's kind of vintage KG, just tried to get himself going, himself into the right mind frame,'' Love said. ''I just didn't really care.''
Andray Blatche had 16 points and Joe Johnson 15 for the Nets, who turned it over 20 times.
''The big thing for this group, we have to do it together,'' Kidd said, ''and we can talk about it, but the actions have to kick in at some point and we're not doing that on either end.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-wolves-beat-kg-1st (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-wolves-beat-kg-1st)
TS (toni storks) view:
Finally, natapos din ang paghahasik ng lagim (hehehe) ni KG sa Minnesota. ;D
It only proves that the old and battered Kevin Garnett is no match for the young and proud Kevin Love.
Post by: tonistork on November 23, 2013, 04:17:01 PM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Pau Gasol and Nick Young did a remarkable job keeping the Los Angeles Lakers together without their two injured stars.
The Golden State Warriors had better take notes, because their injury problems just got worse.
Gasol had 24 points and 10 rebounds, Young scored 14 of his 21 points in the second half, and the Lakers took advantage of Stephen Curry's absence for a 102-95 victory over Golden State on Friday night.
Jordan Farmar and Steve Blake scored 14 points apiece as Los Angeles returned from four days off to win consecutive games for the first time all season.
Jordan Hill added 10 points and nine rebounds as the Lakers clicked even without Kobe Bryant and Steve Nash, hitting 11 3-pointers and outworking the prolific Warriors down the stretch. Los Angeles calmly maintained a big lead throughout the fourth quarter of its 11th straight home win over its upstate rival since March 2008.
''We're finally finding some consistency,'' Gasol said. ''We're finally putting good efforts mentally and physically together.''
Gasol had a big offensive game at an opportune time: The Spanish 7-footer pledged $1,000 for every point he scored against the Warriors to UNICEF disaster relief in the Philippines.
Gasol acknowledged thinking about his pledge with every basket, and he began the evening with another concern after hearing news of his brother Marc's sprained left knee in Memphis.
''I had too many things on my mind,'' Gasol said. ''I definitely had that motivation of scoring tonight for the Philippines. Once I started knocking down those outside shots, it opened things up for me.''
David Lee had 21 points and 13 rebounds, and Harrison Barnes scored 20 points in the Warriors' second straight loss without Curry, who missed both games with a concussion.
Golden State then lost Andre Iguodala, who replaced Curry as the Warriors' point guard. Iguodala had six points and six assists before limping to the locker room in the third quarter with a left hamstring injury.
Klay Thompson scored just two of his 19 points in the fourth quarter for Golden State, which struggled to find an offensive flow in Curry's absence. Barnes made his third start of the season in Curry's absence, with Iguodala moving over to be Golden State's offensive playmaker. Andrew Bogut added 12 points and 13 rebounds.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gasol-young-propel-lakers-past (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gasol-young-propel-lakers-past)
TS (toni storks) view:
Pau Gasol kind gesture towards our country smiles on the Lakers as the basketball Gods give LAL the W.
Post by: tonistork on November 23, 2013, 04:42:42 PM
AP - Sports
DALLAS (AP) -- Fears that the Dallas Mavericks would a suffer hangover against the Utah Jazz following an emotional victory seemed improbable - until the closing minutes.
The Mavericks cruised to a 28-point lead in the second quarter but had to fend off the determined Jazz, who pulled within five in the final minutes before falling 103-93 Friday night.
The Mavericks were coming off a 123-120 win Wednesday over the Rockets in which they rallied from an 18-point deficit in the third quarter.
Dallas (9-4) has opened its home schedule 7-0 for the first time since 2003-04, when it won its first 10 home games of the season. Utah (1-13) is winless in its first eight road games. The Jazz have lost five straight since notching their only victory of the season on Nov. 13 at home against New Orleans.
Monta Ellis scored 26 points to pace five Mavericks in double figures. Ellis added six assists, and Dirk Nowitzki and Samuel Dalembert scored 18 apiece, a season high for Dalembert, who also grabbed 12 rebounds.
Reserve forward Marvin Williams scored 19 points, 16 in the second half, to lead the Jazz. Williams returned to the lineup wearing a protective mask after missing one game for surgery on a broken nose, arriving in Dallas about four hours before tipoff.
The Jazz got 14 points reserve Jeremy Evans, his season high. Gordon Hayward, Utah's leading scorer this season averaging 18.2 points, scored 13 points after his 1-for-17 shooting night in New Orleans on Wednesday.
NOTES: When Ellis scored 37 points and Nowitzki 35 on Wednesday, it marked the first time since April 1995 that two Mavericks topped 35 points in a game. . With the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy commemorated in Dallas on Friday, Jazz players toured the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza on Thursday.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-scores-26-mavericks-hold (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-scores-26-mavericks-hold)
Post by: tonistork on November 23, 2013, 04:50:45 PM
Washington, 88 Toronto, 96
Phoenix, 98 Charlotte, 91
Indiana, 97 Boston, 82
Atlanta, 96 Detroit, 89
Cleveland, 100 New Orleans, 104
San Antonio, 102 Memphis, 86
Chicago, 95 Portland, 98
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 23, 2013, 05:24:58 PM
Suns – 98 Bobcats – 91
Frye: 20 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs./Henderson: 17 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs.
Bucks – 107 Sixers – 115
Butler: 38 Pts. Ridnour: 9 Asts. Butler: 8 Rebs./Turner: 27 Pts. Carter-Williams: 11 Asts. Hawes: 12 Rebs.
Wizards – 88 Raptors – 96
Wall: 37 Pts. Webster: 5 Asts. Nene: 10 Rebs./Gay: 17 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Pacers – 97 Celtics – 82
George: 27 Pts. Stephenson: 10 Asts. Stephenson: 11 Rebs./Crawford: 24 Pts. Crawford: 4 Asts. Bradley: 7 Rebs.
Hawks – 96 Pistons – 89
Teague: 18 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Horford: 11 Rebs./Singler: 22 Pts. Jennings: 14 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs.
Spurs – 102 Grizzlies – 86
Parker: 20 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Conley: 28 Pts. Allen: 4 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Nets – 81 Timberwolves – 111
Blatche: 16 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Garnett: 8 Rebs./Love: 17 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 100 Pelicans – 104
Irving: 22 Pts. Bynum: 4 Asts. Varejao: 9 Rebs./Gordon: 19 Pts. Holiday: 11 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 93 Mavericks – 103
Williams: 19 Pts. Garrett: 8 Asts. Favors: 8 Rebs./Ellis: 26 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. Dalembert: 12 Rebs.
Bulls – 95 Blazers – 98
Rose: 20 Pts. Noah: 3 Asts. Deng: 14 Rebs./Matthews: 28 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Lopez: 16 Rebs.
Warriors – 95 Lakers – 102
Lee: 21 Pts. Iguodala: 6 Asts. Lee: 13 Rebs./Gasol: 24 Pts. Farmar: 8 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 11-1
2. BLAZERS 11-2
3. Thunder 8-3
4. CLIPPERS 8-5
5. Mavericks 9-4
6. Warriors 8-5
7. Rockets 8-5
8. Timberwolves 8-6
9. Grizzlies 7-6
10. Suns 6-6
11. Pelicans 6-6
12. Lakers 6-7
13. Nuggets 5-6
14. Kings 4-7
15. Jazz 1-13
East:
1. PACERS 11-1
2. HEAT 9-3
3. Hawks 8-5
4. RAPTORS 6-7
5. Bulls 6-5
6. Bobcats 6-7
7. Sixers 6-8
8. Magic 4-7
9. Pistons 4-8
10. Wizards 4-8
11. Cavaliers 4-9
12. Celtics 4-10
13. Knicks 3-8
14. Nets 3-9
15. Bucks 2-9
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Game Notes :
* paugasol donating P1,032,000 to victims of #Haiyan #YolandaPH
*This is what the Pelicans envisioned:
Anthony Davis (17pts, 13rbs, 3blks),Gordon (19pts), Evans (19pts & 10rbs), & Jrue (15pts, 11asts) lead 104-100 W vs
the Cavs.
* Kevin Love recorded 11 rebounds in the 1st quarter, the MOST he's grabbed in a first quarter in ANY game in his CAREER.
* Bulls fear Derrick Rose may have tore his right ACL: Read Heare (http://wp.me/p2e4wn-50Y)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 23, 2013, 07:11:52 PM
Sacramento at L.A. Clippers - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT
Philadelphia at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New York at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Boston at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Orlando at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Minnesota at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Charlotte at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Cleveland at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Dallas at Denver - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on NBATV
Portland at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 24, 2013, 09:24:57 AM
For a complete and more detailed list, visit my website: http://nbaallday.com/Injury_Updates.html (http://nbaallday.com/Injury_Updates.html)
SACRAMENTO at L.A. CLIPPERS:
SAC – Carl Landry (hip) will not play.
LAC – Matt Barnes (eye) will not play.
LAC – Maalik Wayns (knee) will not play.
PHILADELPHIA at INDIANA:
PHI – Tony Wroten (back) questionable.
PHI – Thaddeus Young (personal) game-time decision.
PHI - Nerlens Noel (knee) will not play.
PHI - Jason Richardson (knee) will not play.
PHI - Arnett Moultrie (ankle) will not play.
IND – Danny Granger (calf) will not play.
NEW YORK at WASHINGTON:
NYK – Tyson Chanlder (leg) will not play.
NYK – Raymond Felton (back) will not play.
WSH – Trevor Ariza(hamstring) unlikely to play.
WSH – Otto Porter (hip) will not play.
WSH – Al Harrington (knee) will not play.
WSH – Chris Singleton (foot) will not play.
WSH – Jan Vesley (back) questionable.
BOSTON at ATLANTA:
BOS – Rajon Rondo (knee) will not play.
BOS – Kelly Olynyk (ankle) will not play.
BOS – Keith Bogans (illness) will not play.
BOS – Jared Sullinger (illness) will play tonight.
ATL – Lou Williams (knee/rest) will play tonight.
ORLANDO at MIAMI:
ORL – Tobias Harris (ankle) game-time decision.
ORL – Glen Davis (foot) doubtful.
ORL – Kyle O’Quinn (ankle) will not play.
MIA – Dwyane Wade (knee/rest) game-time decision.
MINNESOTA at HOUSTON:
MIN - Chase Budinger (knee) will not play.
MIN – Ronny Turiaf (elbow) will not play.
MIN – Shabazz Muhammad (ankle) unlikely to play.
HOU – Greg Smith (knee) will not play.
CHARLOTTE at MILWAUKEE:
CHA – Brendan Haywood (foot) will not play.
MIL – Brandon Knight (hamstring) questionable.
MIL – Larry Sanders (thumb) will not play.
MIL – Carlos Delfino (foot) will not play.
CLEVELAND at SAN ANTONIO:
CLE – Tyler Zeller (ankle) questionable.
CLE – C.J. Miles (calf) will not play.
DALLAS at DENVER:
DAL – Brandan Wright (shoulder) will not play.
DAL – Devin Harris (toe) will not play.
DEN – JaVale McGee (leg) will not play.
DEN – Danilo Gallinari (knee) will not play.
PORTLAND at GOLDEN STATE:
POR – Meyers Leonard (gastroenteritis) game-time decision.
POR – C.J. McCollum (foot) will not play.
GSW – Andre Iguodala (hamstring) doubtful.
GSW – Stephen Curry (concussion) questionable.
GSW – Toney Douglas (leg) will not play.
GSW – Festus Ezeli (knee) will not play.
GSW – Jermaine O’Neal (groin) unlikely to play.
Post by: McLovin on November 24, 2013, 01:57:34 PM
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-dont-lie/derrick-rose-leaves-court-non-contact-injury-knee-054218527--nba.html (http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-dont-lie/derrick-rose-leaves-court-non-contact-injury-knee-054218527--nba.html)
The return of Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose from the left ACL injury that kept him out of the entire 2012-13 season has been one of the biggest NBA stories of this fall. While Rose has not looked at peak form for most of the first month of this campaign, he has appeared to be in good health with enough highlights to warrant optimism. At the very least, it's been nice to see one of the sport's most talented players back on the court.
On Friday night against the Portland Trail Blazers, however, the Bulls were faced with a sad sight at Moda Center. With 3:20 remaining in the third quarter and the score tied at 68, Rose was forced to leave the game with a non-contact injury to his right knee after turning to chase Nicholas Batum following a steal. He received immediate treatment on the bench and was eventually helped to the locker room, unable to walk under his own power...
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 24, 2013, 05:38:44 PM
Kings – 102 Clippers – 103
Cousins: 23 Pts. Cousins: 7 Asts. Cousins: 19 Rebs./Paul: 22 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs.
Sixers – 98 Pacers – 106
Carter-Williams: 29 Pts. Carter-Williams: 3 Asts. Turner: 11 Rebs./Hibbert: 27 Pts. West: 6 Asts. Hibbert: 13 Rebs.
Knicks – 89 Wizards – 98
Anthony: 23 Pts. Bargnani: 5 Asts. Anthony: 12 Rebs./Wall: 31 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Gortat: 17 Rebs.
Celtics – 94 Hawks – 87
Bass: 17 Pts. Crawford: 10 Asts. Sullinger: 9 Rebs./Horford: 18 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Horford: 7 Rebs.
Magic – 99 Heat – 101
Davis: 20 Pts. Nelson: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs./Wade: 27 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 101 Rockets – 112
Love: 27 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs./Brooks: 26 Pts. Lin: 5 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Bobcats – 96 Bucks – 72
Jefferson: 19 Pts. Sessions: 6 Asts. Adrien: 10 Rebs./Middleton: 20 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Henson: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 96 Spurs – 126
Bynum: 16 Pts. Jack: 5 Asts. Thompson: 9 Rebs./Green: 17 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Duncan: 6 Rebs.
Mavericks – 100 Nuggets – 102
Nowitzki: 27 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Blair: 10 Rebs./Lawson: 20 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs.
Blazers – 113 Warriors – 101
Aldridge: 30 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 21 Rebs./Thompson: 30 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Lee: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 12-1
2. BLAZERS 12-2
3. Thunder 8-3
4. CLIPPERS 9-5
5. Mavericks 9-5
6. Rockets 9-5
7. Warriors 8-6
8. Grizzlies 7-6
9. Timberwolves 8-7
10. Suns 6-6
11. Pelicans 6-6
12. Nuggets 6-6
13. Lakers 6-7
14. Kings 4-8
15. Jazz 1-13
East:
1. PACERS 12-1
2. HEAT 10-3
3. Hawks 8-6
4. RAPTORS 6-7
5. Bulls 6-5
6. Bobcats 7-7
7. Sixers 6-9
8. Wizards 5-8
9. Pistons 4-8
10. Celtics 5-10
11. Magic 4-8
12. Cavaliers 4-10
13. Knicks 3-9
14. Nets 3-9
15. Bucks 2-10
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: krimson38 on November 24, 2013, 08:10:06 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 25, 2013, 11:02:49 AM
20 ugliest nba players (http://sports-kings.com/top-20-ugliest-nba-players-all-time/)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 25, 2013, 01:21:10 PM
Pistons – 109 Nets – 97
Stuckey: 27 Pts. Jennings: 10 Asts.Monroe: 11 Rebs./Johnson: 34 Pts.Livingston: 7 Asts. Garnett: 9 Rebs.
Bulls – 82 Clippers – 121
Deng: 22 Pts. Hinrich: 7 Asts. Mohammed: 11 Rebs./Dudley: 21 Pts. Paul: 17 Asts. Griffin: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 104 Magic – 96
Dragic: 23 Pts. Dragic: 13 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Vucevic: 20 Pts. Nelson: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 73 Thunder – 95
Kanter: 10 Pts. Burke: 4 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs./Durant: 19 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Ibaka: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 87 Lakers – 100
Vasquez: 20 Pts. Cousins: 7 Asts. Cousins: 8 Rebs./Henry: 21 Pts. Blake: 12 Asts. Hill: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 12-1
2. BLAZERS 12-2
3. Thunder 9-3
4. CLIPPERS 10-5
5. Mavericks 9-5
6. Rockets 9-5
7. Warriors 8-6
8. Grizzlies 7-6
9. Suns 7-6
10. Timberwolves 8-7
11. Nuggets 6-6
12. Pelicans 6-6
13. Lakers 7-7
14. Kings 4-9
15. Jazz 1-13
East:
1. PACERS 12-1
2. HEAT 10-3
3. Hawks 8-6
4. RAPTORS 6-7
5. Bulls 6-6
6. Bobcats 7-7
7. Sixers 6-9
8. Pistons 5-8
9. Wizards 5-8
10. Celtics 5-10
11. Magic 4-9
12. Cavaliers 4-10
13. Knicks 3-9
14. Nets 3-10
15. Bucks 2-10
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 25, 2013, 04:38:20 PM
Power Ranking Week 4 (http://www.hoopnut.com/2013/11/the-nba-power-rankings-week-4.html?m=1)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 25, 2013, 05:22:09 PM
Boston at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Minnesota at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Milwaukee at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Phoenix at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Houston at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
New Orleans at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Chicago at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on NBATV
New York at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 26, 2013, 10:06:21 AM
Kobe Bryant signs 2-years extension (http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?storyId=10034589&wjb=)
D-Rose Done for Season (http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?w=1dhnb&storyId=10034512&i=TOP&topslot=1&wjb=)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 26, 2013, 01:24:42 PM
Celtics – 96 Bobcats – 86
Crawford: 21 Pts. Pressey: 8 Asts.Sullinger: 8 Rebs./Walker: 28 Pts. McRoberts: 5 Asts. McRoberts: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 84 Pacers – 98
Love: 20 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Love: 17 Rebs./George: 26 Pts. Hill: 7 Asts. George: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 94 Pistons – 113
Henson: 15 Pts. Knight: 4 Asts. Henson: 7 Rebs./Stuckey: 17 Pts. Jennings: 13 Asts. Drummond: 8 Rebs.
Suns – 92 Heat – 107
Frye: 16 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Morris: 9 Rebs./James: 35 Pts. Wade: 12 Asts. Andersen: 7 Rebs.
Rockets – 93 Grizzlies – 86
Parsons: 17 Pts. Jones: 2 Asts. Asik: 10 Rebs./Prince: 16 Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Koufos: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets – 110 Mavericks – 96
Hickson: 22 Pts. Lawson: 11 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Ellis: 22 Pts. Marion: 4 Asts. Marion: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans – 93 Spurs – 112
Anderson: 17 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Holiday: 9 Rebs./Ginobili: 16 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs.
Bulls – 83 Jazz – 89
Boozer: 26 Pts. Hinrich: 4 Asts. Boozer: 16 Rebs./Williams: 17 Pts. Gordon: 12 Asts. Gobert: 9 Rebs.
Knicks – 91 Blazers – 102
Anthony: 34 Pts. Martin: 6 Asts. Anthony: 15 Rebs./Batum: 23 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts.Aldridge: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 13-1
2. BLAZERS 13-2
3. Thunder 9-3
4. CLIPPERS 10-5
5. Rockets 10-5
6. Mavericks 9-6
7. Warriors 8-6
8. Nuggets 7-6
9. Grizzlies 7-7
10. Timberwolves 8-8
11. Lakers 7-7
12. Suns 7-7
13. Pelicans 6-7
14. Kings 4-9
15. Jazz 2-14
East:
1. PACERS 13-1
2. HEAT 11-3
3. Hawks 8-6
4. RAPTORS 6-7
5. Bobcats 7-8
6. Bulls 6-7
7. Pistons 6-8
8. Sixers 6-9
9. Wizards 5-8
10. Celtics 6-10
11. Magic 4-9
12. Cavaliers 4-10
13. Knicks 3-10
14. Nets 3-10
15. Bucks 2-11
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.
Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 26, 2013, 06:41:57 PM
Brooklyn at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Orlando at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Golden State at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 27, 2013, 11:42:15 AM
Nets – 102 Raptors – 100
Blatche: 24 Pts. Livingston: 7 Asts. Garnett: 6 Rebs./DeRozan: 27 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 7 Rebs.
Lakers – 111 Wizards – 116
Farmar: 22 Pts. Gasol: 8 Asts. Hill: 8 Rebs./Wall: 31 Pts. Wall::9 Asts. Webster: 9 Rebs.
Magic – 109 Hawks – 92
Afflalo: 26 Pts. Nelson: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 15 Rebs./Horford: 15 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Carroll: 7 Rebs.
Warriors – 102 Pelicans – 101
Thompson: 22 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. O’Neal: 8 Rebs./Anderson: 21 Pts. Gordon: 7 Asts. Anderson: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. SPURS 13-1
2. BLAZERS 13-2
3. Thunder 9-3
4. CLIPPERS 10-5
5. Rockets 10-5
6. Warriors 9-6
7. Mavericks 9-6
8. Nuggets 7-6
9. Grizzlies 7-7
10. Suns 7-7
11. Timberwolves 8-8
12. Lakers 7-8
13. Pelicans 6-8
14. Kings 4-9
15. Jazz 2-14
East:
1. PACERS 13-1
2. HEAT 11-3
3. Hawks 8-7
4. RAPTORS 6-8
5. Bobcats 7-8
6. Bulls 6-7
7. Pistons 6-8
8. Wizards 6-8
9. Sixers 6-9
10. Celtics 6-10
11. Magic 5-9
12. Cavaliers 4-10
13. Nets 4-10
14. Knicks 3-10
15. Bucks 2-11
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: tonistork on November 27, 2013, 07:35:10 PM
Post by: Zurca on November 27, 2013, 07:41:22 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 27, 2013, 10:16:08 PM
Indiana at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Philadelphia at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Memphis at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Miami at Cleveland - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on ESPN
Chicago at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Atlanta at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Washington at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
San Antonio at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Golden State at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Portland at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
New York at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBAT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 28, 2013, 07:32:42 AM
INDIANA at CHARLOTTE :
IND – Danny Granger (calf) will not play.
CHA – Brendan Haywood (foot) will not play.
PHILADELPHIA at ORLANDO:
PHI – Tony Wroten (back) will not play.
PHI – Spencer Hawes (knee) game-time decision.
PHI – Thaddeus Young (personal) expected to play.
PHI - Nerlens Noel (knee) will not play.
PHI - Jason Richardson (knee) will not play.
PHI - Arnett Moultrie (ankle) will not play.
ORL – Tobias Harris (ankle) questionable.
MEMPHIS at BOSTON:
MEM – Marc Gasol (knee) will not play.
BOS – Rajon Rondo (knee) will not play.
BOS – Kelly Olynyk (ankle) will not play.
BOS – Keith Bogans (illness) questionable.
L.A. LAKERS at BROOKLYN:
LAL – Kobe Bryant (Achilles) will not play.
LAL – Steve Nash (back) will not play.
LAL – Chris Kaman (back) doubtful.
BKN – Deron Williams (ankle) will not play.
BKN – Brook Lopez (ankle) will not play.
BKN – Andrei Kirilenko (back) will not play.
BKN – Jason Terry (knee) will not play.
MIAMI at CLEVELAND:
MIA – Mario Chalmers (hip) will play tonight.
MIA – Shane Battier (illness) will not play.
CLE – Jarrett Jack (neck) expected to play.
CLE – C.J. Miles (calf) questionable.
CHICAGO at DETROIT:
CHI – Derrick Rose (knee) out for the season.
CHI – Jimmy Butler (toe) will not play.
DET – Chauncey Billups (knee)
questionable.
ATLANTA at HOUSTON:
ATL – Kyle Korver (ribs) will not play.
ATL – Lou Williams (knee/rest) will not play.
ATL – Shelvin Mack (ankle) will not play.
HOU – James Harden (foot) game-time decision.
HOU – Aaron Brooks (thigh) will play.
HOU – Ronnie Brewer (calf) questionable.
HOU – Greg Smith (knee) will not play.
HOU – Francisco Garcia (toe) will play.
WASHINGTON at MILWAUEE:
WSH – Otto Porter (hip) will not play.
WSH – Al Harrington (knee) will not play.
WSH – Bradley Beal (leg) will not play.
MIL – Nate Wolters (illness) game-time decision.
MIL – Ekpe Udoh (knee) questionable.
MIL – Larry Sanders (thumb) will not play.
MIL – Carlos Delfino (foot) will not play.
DENVER at MINNESOTA:
DEN – JaVale McGee (leg) will not play.
DEN – Danilo Gallinari (knee) will not play.
MIN - Chase Budinger (knee) will not play.
MIN – Ronny Turiaf (elbow) will not play.
SAN ANTONIO at OKLAHOMA CITY:
SAS – Tiago Splitter (ankle) will play.
GOLDEN STATE at DALLAS:
GSW – Andre Iguodala (hamstring) will not play.
GSW – Toney Douglas (leg) will not play.
GSW – Festus Ezeli (knee) will not play.
DAL – Brandan Wright (shoulder) will not play.
DAL – Devin Harris (toe) will not play.
PORTLAND at PHOENIX:
POR – C.J. McCollum (foot) will not play.
PHO – Eric Bledsoe (leg) game-time decision.
PHO – Emeka Okafor (neck) will not play.
PHO – Alex Len (ankle) unlikely to play.
NEW YORK at L.A. CLIPPERS:
NYK – Raymond Felton (back) likely to play.
NYK – Tyson Chandler (leg) will not play.
LAC – Matt Barnes (eye) will not play.
LAC – Maalik Wayns (knee) will not play.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 28, 2013, 03:24:46 PM
Pacers – 99 Bobcats – 74
Watson: 18 Pts. George: 4 Asts. Hibbert: 10 Rebs./Jefferson: 16 Pts. Walker: 3 Asts. Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 94 Magic – 105
Young: 26 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Turner: 11 Rebs./Vucevic: 21 Pts. Vucevic: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 16 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 100 Celtics – 93
Bayless: 22 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Koufos: 13 Rebs./Green: 26 Pts. Crawford: 7 Asts. Bass: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 99 Nets – 94
Young: 26 Pts. Blake: 10 Asts. Hill: 12 Rebs./Johnson: 18 Pts. Pierce: 5 Asts. Garnett: 9 Rebs.
Heat – 95 Cavaliers – 84
James: 28 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Beasley: 9 Rebs./Waiters: 24 Pts. Jack: 6 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Bulls – 99 Pistons – 79
Deng: 27 Pts. Hinrich: 7 Asts. Gibson: 8 Rebs./Stuckey: 25 Pts. Jennings: 4 Asts. Smith: 11 Rebs.
Hawks – 84 Rockets – 113
Millsap: 16 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Horford: 8 Rebs./Garcia: 21 Pts. Parsons: 4 Asts. Asik: 9 Rebs.
Wizards – 100 Bucks – 92
Gortat: 25 Pts. Webster: 7 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs./Mayo: 21 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 117 Timberwolves – 110
Lawson: 23 Pts. Miller: 6 Asts. Mozgov: 8 Rebs./Martin: 29 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs.
Spurs – 88 Thunder – 94
Parker: 16 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs./Durant: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Durant: 13 Rebs.
Warriors – 99 Mavericks – 103
Curry: 29 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Lee: 12 Rebs./Nowitzki: 22 Pts. Ellis: 10 Asts. Blair: 9 Rebs.
Blazers – 106 Suns –120
Aldridge: 24 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Dragic: 31 Pts. Dragic: 10 Asts. Plumlee 10 Rebs.
Knicks –80 Clippers –93
Anthony: 27 Pts. Felton: 7 Asts. Bargnani: 10 Rebs./Griffin: 15 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Griffin: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 13-2
2. BLAZERS 13-3
3. Thunder 10-3
4. CLIPPERS 11-5
5. Rockets 11-5
6. Mavericks 10-6
7. Nuggets 8-6
8. Warriors 9-7
9. Suns 8-7
10. Grizzlies 8-7
11. Lakers 8-8
12. Timberwolves 8-9
13. Pelicans 6-8
14. Kings 4-9
15. Jazz 2-14
East:
1. PACERS 14-1
2. HEAT 12-3
3. Bulls 7-7
4. RAPTORS 6-8
5. Hawks 8-8
6. Wizards 7-8
7. Bobcats 7-9
8. Pistons 6-9
9. Magic 6-9
10. Sixers 6-10
11. Celtics 6-11
12. Cavaliers 4-11
13. Nets 4-11
14. Knicks 3-11
15. Bucks 2-12
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: Itachi101 on November 29, 2013, 03:01:34 AM
Post by: tonistork on December 01, 2013, 08:52:47 PM
Houston, 112 San Antonio, 106
Finally a home loss for the Spurs.
And Rockets won without Jeremy Lin. While Boris Diaw replaced Tiago Splitter as starting center for the Spurs.
Post by: tonistork on December 01, 2013, 09:13:40 PM
It's the Jazz first win in the road this season and they won 2 of their last 3 games but still 3-15 overall. Rookie point guard Trey Burke lead Utah with 20 points, while Goran Dragic lead the loser with 24 points with 9 assists.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/burke-jazz-beat-suns-1st (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/burke-jazz-beat-suns-1st)
Post by: tonistork on December 01, 2013, 09:28:30 PM
Atlanta (9-9), 101 Washington (8-9), 108
Chicago (7-8), 93 Cleveland (5-12), 97
Brooklyn (5-12), 97 Memphis (8-8), 88
Minnesota (9-9), 112 Dallas (10-8), 106
Boston (7-12), 85 Milwaukee (3-13), 92
Post by: david brent on December 02, 2013, 11:26:07 AM
Post by: tonistork on December 02, 2013, 08:28:07 PM
AP - Sports
TORONTO (AP) -- Toronto Raptors head coach Dwane Casey knows his starters can't play the entire game.
After Sunday's 112-98 loss to the Denver Nuggets, he probably wishes they could.
The Nuggets reserves outscored their Raptors counterparts 72-16 as Denver pulled away in the fourth quarter.
''Our bench has got to give us something,'' Casey said after Toronto lost its third straight. ''Our guys (starters) can't play for 48 (minutes), so we've got to get production from our bench.
''The guys coming in have got to develop a toughness, a resilience of getting stops,'' he said. ''And, it starts on the defensive end. In the second half, they shot it well but we didn't make them feel us.''
The 72 bench points conceded is the worst in Raptors' history, exceeding the 69 points allowed to the Chicago Bulls in a loss on Jan. 25, 2006.
Nate Robinson led Denver (10-6) with 23 points off the bench. The 5-foot-9 veteran hit five 3-pointers, including back-to-back shots from beyond the arc with just over two minutes to go, as the Nuggets coasted to their sixth straight win.
Timofey Mozgov had 16 points with 15 rebounds (probably his best game after a long long while -TS/toni storks view), Darrell Arthur scored 14 and Jordan Hamilton 10, all off the bench for Denver.
Rudy Gay led the Raptors with 23 points. Jonas Valanciunas had 18 points and 11 rebounds.
Casey shuffled his lineup, inserting Tyler Hansbrough into the starting rotation in place of a struggling Amir Johnson. And, the initial results were positive, as the Raptors came out flying, opening up a 15-point lead eight minutes into the first quarter on the strength of a swarming defense and some deadly accurate field goal shooting.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/robinson-scores-23-nuggets-beat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/robinson-scores-23-nuggets-beat)
Post by: tonistork on December 02, 2013, 08:37:45 PM
Detroit defeated the 76ers with Pistons sophomore center Andre Drummond delivering a monster game of 31 points, 19 rebounds & 6 steals (all career high). The only negative was his FT shooting (7 of 18), but that's acceptable because his shooting at the free throw line is at 27% overall.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/drummond-big-day-pistons-beat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/drummond-big-day-pistons-beat)
Post by: tonistork on December 02, 2013, 08:44:23 PM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Despite having the NBA's best record, the Indiana Pacers realize there's always room for improvement.
David West scored 14 of his 24 points in the third quarter and grabbed 12 rebounds, Paul George had 27 points, and the Pacers improved their best start in franchise history to 16-1 on Sunday with a 105-100 victory that snapped the Los Angeles Clippers' four-game winning streak.
Jamal Crawford led the Clippers with 20 points - the 10th time this season that a Pacers opponent didn't have anyone with more than 20. Chris Paul had 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Blake Griffin scored 16 and pulled down 12 rebounds, equaling teammate DeAndre Jordan's total.
''We're always up for a challenge, and we had a good one today,'' said center Roy Hibbert, who helped fuel the Pacers' seventh straight win with 19 points. ''The Clippers are going to be a contender for the Western Conference finals, so we just had to get in there and grind it out today and finish it off. But we have a lot more work to do. We don't worry about swagger. We're just five individuals out there on the court playing together.''
The defending Pacific Division champion Clippers played their first game since finding out that J.J. Redick will be sidelined six to eight weeks because of a broken bone in his shooting hand and a ligament tear in his right elbow.
NOTES: The Pacers began a five-game road trip that includes matchups with the top-four teams in the Western Conference - including Portland, San Antonio and Oklahoma City. . The Pacers blocked four shots, increasing their NBA-best total to 125. Hibbert leads the league with 61.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-16-1-105-100 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-16-1-105-100)
TS (toni storks) view:
If the Pacers defeats Spurs & Thunder on the road, then I agree that this team is for real and they've got what it takes to dethrone the Heat as Eastern champ.
Post by: tonistork on December 02, 2013, 08:51:33 PM
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Oklahoma City may soon have to address the issue of slow defensive starts that lead to double-digit deficits. On Sunday, the Thunder just wanted to bask in another comeback win and another historical statistical performance by Kevin Durant.
Durant recorded his first triple-double of the season with 32 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists, and the Thunder rallied for another fourth-quarter win, beating the Minnesota Timberwolves 113-103.
Durant also added four blocked shots and four steals. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, he is the first NBA player to record 30 or more points, 10 or more rebounds, 12 or more assists, four or more steals and four or more blocks in the same game since blocks and steals became official NBA stats during the 1973-74 season.
''Kevin is a stat filler,'' coach Scott Brooks said. ''He can do it all and he has the ability to have large scoring nights, rebounding, assists and steals and blocked shots. He's one of the few guys that can do that. That's what makes us a good defensive team, because he can guard not only his man, he can guard multiple positions.''
Oklahoma City extended its winning streak to seven games, tops in the Western Conference, and moved to 9-0 on the season at home, matching the franchise's longest home winning streak to open a season, set in Seattle in 2004.
Kevin Martin, in his return to Oklahoma City after joining Minnesota during the offseason, led the Timberwolves with 24 points, while Nikola Pekovic had 22 points and 10 rebounds. The Thunder have beaten Minnesota eight straight times at home, dating to the 2008-09 season, the franchise's first in Oklahoma City.
Serge Ibaka added 15 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots for Oklahoma City. Kevin Love had 16 points and 12 rebounds for Minnesota, hitting his first three 3-point attempts in the first quarter but missing his other three attempts. Love finished 4 of 14 from the field. (TS view: Kevin Love as of late is struggling shooting the ball)
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-triple-double-thunder-beat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-triple-double-thunder-beat)
Post by: tonistork on December 02, 2013, 09:03:34 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- Once Anthony Davis went down, Ryan Anderson stepped up to keep the New York Knicks on their losing ways.
Anderson made seven 3-pointers and scored 31 points, and the New Orleans Pelicans overcame Davis' loss to a broken left hand to hand the Knicks their ninth straight loss, 103-99 on Sunday night.
''When Ryan comes into the game, he doesn't think like a bench guy,'' Pelicans coach Monty Williams said. ''He thinks like 'I'm playing 35 minutes and I've got to do my job'. Obviously we don't expect him to score 31 points, but I will take it.''
Tyreke Evans added 24 points, including 10 in the fourth quarter, as the Pelicans sent the Knicks to their seventh straight home loss.
''Obviously we played against a desperate team tonight,'' Williams said. ''But, we're desperate, too. Any time you can win on the road, winning eight games period, is special in the NBA.''
The Pelicans, now 8-8, are last in the NBA's Southwest Division but would be in first place in the Atlantic. Toronto currently is atop the standings at 6-10 - and the last-place Knicks (3-13) are only three games back.
Davis had seven points and four rebounds in the first quarter before leaving with what the Pelicans said was a non-displaced fracture in his left hand. The team said a timetable for his return has not been determined.
Carmelo Anthony finished with 23 points and 10 rebounds, while rookie Tim Hardaway Jr. had a career-high 21 points for the Knicks, who haven't won at home since beating Milwaukee on Oct. 30 in their season opener.
''Nine straight, eight straight, whatever we lost, we just can't seem to get it together,'' Anthony said. ''Can't seem to figure it out, but we have to. We don't have no choice but to figure this out.''
Jrue Holiday finished with 11 points and nine rebounds for the Pelicans. Andrea Bargnani had 17 points for the Knicks {TS view: with 6 shot blocks and who say he can't play defense, the American NBA experts (daw?), oh common, this falling American so-called NBA experts are all crap}. J.R. Smith and Raymond Felton each had 12.
''We lost and it's killing me right now,'' Felton said. ''We need to find a way to end this losing streak. I don't care how ugly it is.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-hurt-anderson-leads-pelicans (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-hurt-anderson-leads-pelicans)
Post by: tonistork on December 02, 2013, 09:07:58 PM
Charlotte, 98 Miami, 99
Golden State, 115 Sacramento, 113
Portland, 114 LA Lakers, 108
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 03, 2013, 02:19:15 PM
Magic – 80 Wizards – 98
Afflalo: 21 Pts. Price: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs./Ariza: 24 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Nene: 6 Rebs.
Pelicans – 131 Bulls – 128
Anderson: 36 Pts. Holiday: 12 Asts. Smith: 14 Rebs./Deng: 37 Pts. Hinrich: 11 Asts. Gibson: 14 Rebs.
Hawks – 100 Spurs – 102
Teague: 19 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 14 Rebs./Duncan: 23 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts.
Duncan: 21 Rebs.
Rockets – 103 Jazz – 109
Harden: 37 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 9 Rebs./Hayward: 29 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Favors: 13 Rebs.
Pacers – 102 Blazers – 106
George: 43 Pts. Hill: 11 Asts. Hibbert: 14 Rebs./Aldridge: 28 Pts. Batum: 3 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. BLAZERS 15-3
2. SPURS 15-3
3. Thunder 12-3
4. CLIPPERS 12-6
5. Rockets 13-6
6. Nuggets 10-6
7. Mavericks 10-8
8. Warriors 10-8
9. Suns 9-8
10. Pelicans 9-8
11. Grizzlies 8-8
12. Lakers 9-9
13. Timberwolves 9-10
14. Kings 4-11
15. Jazz 4-15
East:
1. PACERS 16-2
2. HEAT 14-3
3. Wizards 9-9
4. RAPTORS 6-10
5. Hawks 9-10
6. Bobcats 8-10
7. Bulls 7-9
8. Pistons 7-10
9. Celtics 7-12
10. Magic 6-11
11. Sixers 6-12
12. Cavaliers 5-12
13. Nets 5-12
14. Knicks 3-13
15. Bucks 3-13
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Game Notes :
* Tim Duncan had 23 pts and 21 rbs vs.the Hawks, his 22nd career 20-20 game. He became the oldest player in NBA history to post a 20-20 game. . .
Post by: david brent on December 03, 2013, 03:33:59 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 03, 2013, 04:09:42 PM
ganda din yung laban ng Spurs last basket ni TD . . .
overall ganda ng mga laban ngayon puro dikitan maliban sa wiz at magic . . .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 03, 2013, 08:01:57 PM
Orlando at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Milwaukee at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Denver at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Detroit at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Phoenix at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Charlotte at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Toronto at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 06, 2013, 01:05:16 PM
1. Kevin Durant - 28.5
2. Carmelo Anthony - 26.3
3. LeBron James - 26.0
4. Paul George - 24.6
5. James Harden - 23.8
Assists:
1. Chris Paul - 12.0
2. John Wall - 9.2
3. Stephen Curry - 8.8
4. Ricky Rubio - 8.5
5. Brandon Jennings - 8.4
Rebounds:
1. Kevin Love - 13.6
2. DeAndre Jordan - 12.8
3. Andre Drummond - 12.8
4. Dwight Howard - 12.6
5. Nikola Vucevic - 10.9
Steals:
1. Michael Carter-Williams - 3.1
2. Ricky Rubio - 3.0
3. Chris Paul - 2.3
4. Tony Allen - 2.3
5. John Wall - 2.3
Blocks:
1. Anthony Davis - 3.6
2. Roy Hibbert - 3.4
3. Serge Ibaka - 2.6
4. Brook Lopez - 2.3
5. John Henson - 2.2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 06, 2013, 01:42:16 PM
Knicks – 113 Nets – 83
Anthony: 19 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 24 Pts. Blatche: 3 Asts.
Lopez: 9 Rebs.
Clippers – 101 Grizzlies – 81
Paul: 15 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Koufos: 17 Pts. Pondexter: 5 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 87 Bulls – 107
James: 21 Pts. Cole: 6 Asts. Beasley: 7 Rebs./Boozer: 27 Pts. Hinrich: 7 Asts. Noah: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. BLAZERS 16-3
2. SPURS 15-3
3. Thunder 13-4
4. CLIPPERS 13-7
5. Rockets 13-7
6. Nuggets 11-7
7. Mavericks 12-8
8. Warriors 11-8
9. Suns 10-9
10. Pelicans 9-9
11. Grizzlies 9-9
12. Lakers 9-9
13. Timberwolves 9-10
14. Kings 4-12
15. Jazz 4-16
East:
1. PACERS 17-2
2. HEAT 14-5
3. Wizards 9-9
4. CELTICS 8-12
5. Hawks 10-10
6. Pistons 9-10
7. Bulls 8-9
8. Bobcats 8-11
9. Sixers 7-12
10. Raptors 6-11
11. Magic 6-12
12. Cavaliers 6-12
13. Nets 5-14
14. Knicks 4-13
15. Bucks 3-15
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 06, 2013, 04:48:51 PM
Philadelphia at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Milwaukee at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Denver at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on ESPN
Orlando at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Golden State at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Oklahoma City at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Toronto at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT Utah at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 07, 2013, 10:26:02 AM
new NBA record
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* THE MAMBA IS BACK! Kobe has announced he will return Monday against the Raptors!
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* Carmelo Anthony is trying to recruit Rajon Rondo.
Read Here (http://nbaallday.com/Carmelo_recruiting_Rondo.html)
* Derrick Rose: “I’ll never recruit”
Read Here (http://sports-kings.com/passthepill/derrick-rose-ill-never-recruit/)
*Andre Drummond joined Shaq as the only players in NBA history to grab 18+Rebs in 3 straight games at the age of 20 or younger.
NBA.com's weekly MVP Race :
1. Kevin Durant
2. LeBron James
3. Paul George
4. Chris Paul
5. Tony Parker
6. LaMarcus Aldridge
7. Kevin Love
8. Stephen Curry
9. James Harden
10. Ty Lawson
NBA.com's weekly Rookie Ladder :
1. Michael Carter-Williams
2. Victor Oladipo
3. Trey Burke
4. Ben McLemore
5. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
6. Tim Hardaway, Jr.
7. Hollis Thompson
8. Tony Snell
9. Kelly Olynyk
10. Vitor Faverani
Post by: tonistork on December 07, 2013, 09:21:55 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- Make that back-to-back blowouts, and at least one Knick swears he saw it coming.
''Yeah, I knew it was going to eventually happen. I'm glad that it did,'' point guard Raymond Felton said. ''It was a good night to happen in Brooklyn, then we came back tonight and showed it wasn't a fluke. That's what a lot of people were trying to say. We came out tonight to really prove that.''
They sure did, once again looking more like a juggernaut than a joke.
Carmelo Anthony had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and New York snapped a seven-game home losing streak by beating the Orlando Magic 121-83 on Friday night for its first victory at Madison Square Garden since October.
''We got tired of losing. Whether we figured everything out in two games, that's yet to come, but we'll take these two wins,'' Anthony said.
Andrea Bargnani and J.R. Smith each added 17 points for the Knicks, who followed their 113-83 rout of Brooklyn on Thursday with an even more powerful performance, giving them consecutive victories for the first time this season after a nine-game losing streak.
''At some point it was going to get unleashed,'' Felton said. ''Brooklyn was just the team that got the first wrath of it, so everybody else is going to have to feel it later on, too.''
The Knicks made a season-best 17 3-pointers - a night after hitting 16 - and turned it into another easy night for Anthony, who took only 10 shots one night after attempting only 12.
Arron Afflalo scored 20 points for the Magic, who dropped their fourth straight. Victor Oladipo added 17 points and nine rebounds.
NOTES: The Knicks' seven-game winning streak against Orlando is their longest active streak against an opponent. They have beaten Milwaukee six straight times. ... Shumpert finished with 10 points and every Knicks player scored.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-beat-magic (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-beat-magic)
TS (toni storks) view:
Finally a modest 2-game winning streak for the much maligned NY team. Hopefully, they are finally awaken? But I still give my bet for them to rule the weak Atlantic Division.
Post by: tonistork on December 07, 2013, 09:33:23 PM
AP - Sports
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- The Trail Blazers had the perfect recipe for a record shooting night - nice ball movement, open shooters, a good rhythm, and one of the NBA's worst teams as an opponent.
''We were feeling it,'' Wesley Matthews said after Portland set franchise and league 3-point records in a 130-98 win over the struggling Utah Jazz on Friday.
Matthews scored 24 points and LaMarcus Aldridge added 20 points and 15 rebounds for the surging Blazers, who have won four straight and 15 of 16. Portland made 17 of 23 shots from 3-point range for 73.9 percent, an NBA record for a team with at least 20 attempts, according to basketball-reference.com. Portland also surpassed its previous franchise mark of 16 3-pointers.
Damian Lillard added 21 points and Nicolas Batum had 13 for the Blazers.
Alec Burks had 16 points to lead the Jazz, who trailed by as many as 42. They have lost 10 of 11 games on the road this season.
Gordon Hayward, Jeremy Evans and John Lucas III scored 10 apiece.
''It wasn't a lack of effort,'' Hayward said. ''It just started to snowball on us.''
With the best record in the Western Conference, the Blazers (17-3) have been one of the NBA's most surprising teams. After winning only 33 games last season, Portland has more than half that total.
And after beating Indiana and Oklahoma City in their last two games, the Blazers have even received some national notoriety, including being the subject of a New York Times feature story Thursday.
Aldridge has scored 20 points or more in all but four games this season. He was serenaded with chants of ''MVP! MVP!'' after putting up 38 points and 13 rebounds in Portland's 111-104 win over the Thunder on Wednesday.
While the Blazers are leading the West, Utah (4-17) is in the basement. The Jazz entered with the least potent offense in the conference at 91.2 points per game. Utah shot just 41 percent Friday but it was defense that left coach Tyrone Corbin shaking his head. The Jazz were outscored 39-22 in the first quarter and 40-13 in the third.
NOTES: Batum wrote ''R.I.P. Madiba'' on his sneaker as a tribute to Nelson Mandela, the South African leader who died Thursday at 95.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/trail-blazers-rout-jazz (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/trail-blazers-rout-jazz)
TS (toni storks)view:
With their blazing start, Portland starting power forward, LaMarcus Aldridge is one of the early MVP leaders. And the addition of defensive minded center Robin Lopez works wonder to this team but it also derail the progress of the promising Meyers Leonard who mostly languished at the end of the bench.
Post by: tonistork on December 07, 2013, 09:46:35 PM
ATLANTA (AP) -- Kyle Korver hopes to be able to sleep better now that his chase for the NBA record for consecutive games with a 3-pointer is over.
Korver made a 3 for a 90th straight game, Al Horford scored 22 points, and the Atlanta Hawks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 108-89 Friday night.
Korver's 3 with 5:29 remaining in the first quarter broke a tie with Dana Barros (1994-96).
''It feels good, I'm glad it's done'' Korver said after scoring 10 points and making 2 of 3 from beyond the arc. ''My naps the last couple (game days) haven't been very solid. I'm the product of good team basketball, of setting screens and (getting) good passes and floor spacing and all of that.
''There's a lot of thanks to go around ... players who aren't here, coaches who aren't here this year and this group in here. I just said, 'Thank you.'"
Korver has made 47 percent of his 3-point shots (235 of 502) during the streak.
Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said he didn't think the team went out of its way to get the 11-year veteran from Creighton the ball in position to break the record, but admitted that his players might say otherwise.
Korver missed his first try just 1:03 into the game as fans rose from their seats as he rose to shoot. Everybody in Philips Arena stood up again just an instant before the record-setter swished to give Atlanta an 18-10 lead.
''DeMarre (Carroll) passed up a wide-open shot to try to get him the ball, and I gave up a transition try,'' said Atlanta point guard Jeff Teague, who scored 13 points. ''I wish I made the pass.''
That honor went to forward Paul Millsap, who scored 16 points and tied his season high with 14 rebounds to help offset a season-high 30 points off the bench by Cleveland's Dion Waiters.
Millsap, who was also a teammate of Korver's with the Jazz, was more proud of his assist to Korver than anything else.
''I'm in the history book now,'' he said with a smile. ''I'm in awe to see something like that. Teams focus on keeping him off the 3-point line, and for him to do that for so long is an amazing accomplishment.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/korver-sets-3-point-mark (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/korver-sets-3-point-mark)
TS (toni storks) trivia:
Atlanta Hawks' Kyle Korver was a mere 2nd round pick (51st overall) from Creighton University by then New Jersey Nets but was traded to Philadelphia 76ers in a draft night deal.
He still holds the 76ers franchise record of most 3-points made in a season with 226 mades during the 2004-05 NBA season. He also played for the Utah Jazz and Chicago Bulls.
Post by: tonistork on December 07, 2013, 09:54:43 PM
Milwaukee, 109 Washinton, 105
Philadelphia, 88 Charlotte, 105
Denver, 98 Boston 106
Oklahoma City, 109 New Orleans, 95
Golden State, 83 Houston, 105
Toronto, 97 Phoenix, 106
LA Lakers, 106 Sacramento, 100
Post by: tonistork on December 08, 2013, 01:56:16 PM
AP - Sports
CHICAGO (AP) -- Brandon Jennings and Detroit's big men helped the Pistons to a rare win in Chicago.
Jennings scored 33 points and the Pistons beat the short-handed Bulls 92-75 on Saturday night for their fourth consecutive victory.
Andre Drummond (14 rebounds), Greg Monroe (12) and Josh Smith (10) led Detroit to a 51-44 rebounding edge as the Pistons (10-10) stretched their road winning streak to four games dating to Nov. 24.
It was Detroit's first regular-season win in Chicago since Feb. 24, 2006. The Pistons' previous victory at the United Center occurred during the 2007 playoffs.
''Our defense really stepped up,'' Jennings said. ''Everybody was talking, looking to rebound. That's probably the best second half we've had all year.''
It was a season-low point total for the Bulls (8-10), who shot 33 percent from the floor while playing without leading scorer Luol Deng. The small forward was sidelined by tightness in his left calf.
Taj Gibson led Chicago with 21 points and 10 rebounds. Mike Dunleavy Jr. scored 16 and Carlos Boozer finished with 13 points.
Kirk Hinrich had five turnovers, four assists and four steals in 36 minutes. Marquis Teague had 10 points in 17 minutes. He came in averaging 10 minutes per game.
Kyle Singler scored 12 points for Detroit, and Josh Harrellson had 10.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jennings-leads-pistons-over-bulls (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jennings-leads-pistons-over-bulls)
Post by: tonistork on December 08, 2013, 02:03:58 PM
AP - Sports
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The Miami Heat walked into Target Center with a big problem over the previous two games - they had been dominated on the glass.
The reigning NBA MVP had 21 points, eight assists and 14 boards for his first double-digit rebounding game of the season, leading the Heat to a 103-82 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday night.
Dwyane Wade had 19 points and five rebounds in his return from a two-game absence and the Heat controlled the glass until garbage time after getting hammered on the boards by Detroit and Chicago in consecutive losses. James' 14 boards were the most he's had for the Heat in a regular season game.
''Don't talk about it, just go do it,'' James said. ''To me, when I say it, I go and make it happen.''
Kevin Martin scored 19 points for the Timberwolves. But they sorely missed Kevin Love, who was with his family following the death of his grandmother on Wednesday night.
The Wolves shot a franchise-low 29.3 percent while the Heat made 55 percent of their shots to overcome 20 turnovers.
''We didn't play very tough tonight,'' Martin said. ''The champs showed us how it's done.''
The Heat haven't lost three in a row in the regular season since January 2012. And James wasn't about to revisit that slide.
''We don't like losing back-to-back games, and we definitely don't want to lose three in a row,'' James said. ''So it was a good pick-up game after the loss to Chicago.''
The Heat were bludgeoned on the boards 49-27 by the Bulls on Wednesday night and 46-34 by the Pistons on Tuesday night. Heat coach Erik Spoelstra spoke on Saturday morning of needing all five players on the floor to attack the glass because they don't have a singular rebounding force like the Wolves do.
Minnesota just barely won the rebounding battle, 45-44. But the Heat won on the defensive glass, 37-28.
Nikola Pekovic had 18 points and 12 rebounds for the Wolves, who were playing after a game against San Antonio in Mexico City on Wednesday night was postponed due to smoke in the arena.
Minnesota point guard Ricky Rubio struggled mightily with one point on 0-for-4 shooting, six assists and six turnovers.
''It seems like we were scared,'' Rubio said. ''That can't happen.''
NOTES: Chris Bosh had nine rebounds for the Heat. ... Love is expected to practice Sunday and be in uniform for the Wolves' next game against the Pistons on Tuesday.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-rebounding-sparks-heat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-rebounding-sparks-heat)
TS (toni storks) view:
As long as Chris Bosh start at center for the Heat, expect other team to dominate them off the board. Bosh for me is the 'softiest' NBA player right now. :peace:
Post by: tonistork on December 08, 2013, 02:14:02 PM
AP - Sports
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Klay Thompson erased a previous bad outing by scoring early and in the process helped himself accomplish a first in his NBA career.
Thompson scored 30 points Saturday night and the Golden State Warriors ended an 11-game losing skid to Memphis, defeating the short-handed Grizzlies 108-82.
''I've been in this league three years, and I haven't beaten them in three years,'' said Thompson, who was limited to five points in a loss at Houston on Friday. ''So, to finally get a win, the way we did, it felt great to win big like that.''
David Lee added 23 points for the Warriors and Stephen Curry scored 20 of his 22 points in the second half, despite shooting 7 of 16 on the night. Curry matched his career-best with 15 assists, two more Memphis' team total.
''Klay was hot early, and we had some matchups we wanted to attack,'' Curry said. ''On pick-and-rolls, they were basically trapping and trying to get the ball out of my hands. You can't force anything, so you trust your teammates to make plays.''
Mike Miller led the Grizzlies with 16 points, while Jon Leuer and Zach Randolph added 15 points each. Mike Conley finished with 12 points, but was 4 of 12 from the field, part of Memphis shooting 37 percent. Kosta Koufos had 10 points and 16 rebounds.
Lee had 11 rebounds and Andrew Bogut grabbed 12 boards to help Golden State outrebound Memphis 47-40 while shooting 50 percent. Memphis was limited to 2 of 10 from beyond the arc as the Warriors rebounded from Friday's 105-83 loss at Houston.
Notes: Curry had led Golden State in scoring the past five games. However, he did keep his streak of leading the Warriors in assists. He has led the team in eight straight. ... Miller led the Grizzlies in scoring, becoming the eighth player to lead Memphis in scoring the past eight games.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thompson-30-warriors-top-grizzlies (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thompson-30-warriors-top-grizzlies)
TS (toni storks) view:
Kosta Koufos is doing a good job at center as replacement for the injured Marc Gasol. He is a silent operator, doing the dirty job, the hard picks, the rebounding and even scoring.
For me and barring any injuries, the duo of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson is the best starting backcourt in the NBA right now.
Post by: tonistork on December 08, 2013, 02:27:34 PM
AP - Sports
SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- This was no ordinary victory for Paul George and the Indiana Pacers. They know how difficult it is to beat the San Antonio Spurs.
George scored 28 points and Indiana defeated San Antonio 111-100 on Saturday night, snapping an 11-game skid against the Spurs.
''It means a lot,'' George said. ''We haven't won here since 2002. So it definitely means that we're onto something. Something great is going on in here, if we just continue to keep on this path, we have a positive future.''
David West had 20 points and Lance Stephenson scored 15 for the Pacers, who enjoyed a 41-34 rebounding edge. Roy Hibbert and Luis Scola each had 12 points and 10 boards.
''I couldn't be happier with how they played, particularly in the second and third quarter,'' Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. ''Second quarter, getting back in the game, but in the third quarter, really busting it open. Tough to pick a star in the game with as many contributions as we got. Just great balance and a great team win.''
Kawhi Leonard scored 18 points for San Antonio, which has dropped three of five. Manu Ginobili added 16 points, Tony Parker had 13 and Tim Duncan finished with 10.
Indiana had lost 12 straight in San Antonio and appeared headed for a baker's dozen early on.
Ginobili's 3-pointer with 9:46 remaining in the first half gave the Spurs a 35-22 lead. It was their largest lead, but also the start of the team's fall as the Pacers' starting five overwhelmed their counterparts.
''We give a lot of credit to Indiana,'' Parker said. ''They just played better than us.''
Indiana closed the first half on a 30-18 run and opened the second half with a 12-2 spree.
NOTES: The Pacers' last victory against the Spurs was 100-99 on April 1, 2007, in Indianapolis. Their last victory in San Antonio was 92-82 on Jan. 4, 2002. ... Spurs C Tiago Splitter in the first half with tightness in his left calf. Splitter was questionable to play due to the calf injury, but got the start anyway. He finished with two points and two rebounds in eight minutes.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-pacers-power-past-spurs (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-pacers-power-past-spurs)
TS (toni storks) view:
Finally after this win, I became a believer of this Pacers team. The starting 5 is great, the bench is one of the deepest in the league, (maybe the 2nd best after the Spurs), Frank Vogel is a brilliant coach. They are winning even without the injured Danny Granger.
Post by: tonistork on December 08, 2013, 02:55:03 PM
AP - Sports
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Monta Ellis hit a 21-foot jumper at the buzzer and the Dallas Mavericks snapped the Portland Trail Blazers' four-game winning streak with a 108-106 victory on Saturday night.
Ellis finished with 22 points and Dirk Nowitzki had 28 for the Mavericks' third straight win.
Damian Lillard had 32 points for the Blazers, including a 3-pointer with 1.9 seconds left that tied it at 106.
It was just the second loss at home this season for the red-hot Blazers (17-4), who lead the Western Conference and are off to their best start since the 1990-91 season.
Lillard's 3-pointer closed Portland within 90-91 and he added another to tie it with 3:58 left. But Nowitzki made two jumpers to keep the Blazers from taking the lead.
Robin Lopez's hook shot and a pair of free throws from Nicolas Batum evened it again at 98. Nowitzki's 3-point play was followed by Batum's short jumper before Ellis drained a 3-pointer from the corner to make it 104-100 for Dallas with 1:40 left. He added a fadeaway with 45.9 to go.
Batum made a falling-down 3-pointer to pull the Blazers within 106-103 before Lillard's 3 tied it.
Batum finished with 22 points for the Blazers, who were coming off a 130-98 rout of the Utah Jazz on Friday night. LaMarcus Aldridge added 19 points and 13 rebounds for his 11th double-double this season.
The Mavs (13-8) were coming off a 100-97 victory at New Orleans on Wednesday.
NOTES: Blazers head coach Terry Stotts was an assistant to Mavs coach Rick Carlisle before coming to Portland. ... Mavericks assistant coach Kaleb Canales was a former Portland assistant and served as interim head coach of the Blazers at the end of the 2011-12 season before Stotts was hired.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-hits-winner-mavs-beat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-hits-winner-mavs-beat)
TS (toni storks) note:
DeJuan Blair played for his 2nd straight start replacing erstwhile starting center Samuel Dalembert.
Post by: tonistork on December 08, 2013, 03:01:51 PM
Denver, 103 Philadelphia, 92
LA Clippers, 82 Cleveland, 88
Miami, 103 Minnesota, 82
Brooklyn, 90 Milwaukee, 82
Sacramento, 112 Utah, 102
Post by: david brent on December 08, 2013, 09:28:03 PM
Post by: s1ms1m1 on December 09, 2013, 03:04:12 PM
Post by: david brent on December 09, 2013, 06:05:50 PM
Talo Indiana Pacers ko ..... let's go #beattheheat :brucelee1:
ok lang yan brad, napagod lang sila. buriun mo, 3 games away in 5 days?!? they're human, after all :)
Post by: Zurca on December 10, 2013, 03:18:08 PM
NBA Results December 9, 2013
Kobe returns, but Raptors beat Lakers 106-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kobe-returns-raptors-beat-lakers-045911952--nba.html)
Celtics top Knicks 114-73, biggest rout of season (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-top-knicks-114-73-194026495--nba.html)
James scores 24, Heat rout Pistons 110-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-24-heat-rout-013342113--nba.html)
Howard, Harden lead Rockets over Magic 98-88 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-harden-lead-rockets-over-024828785--nba.html)
Durant's 36 points lift Thunder past Pacers 118-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-39-36-points-lift-022913527--nba.html)
NBA Results December 10, 2013
Griffin leads Clippers to 94-83 win over 76ers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-leads-clippers-win-over-023807067--nba.html)
Faried has key block, dunk as Nuggets edge Wizards (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nuggets-39-faried-blocks-dunks-024656419--nba.html)
Walker lifts Bobcats past Curry, Warriors 115-111 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/walker-lifts-bobcats-past-curry-024017573--nba.html)
Randolph and Leuer lead Grizzlies past Magic 94-85 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/randolph-leuer-lead-grizzlies-past-033720280--nba.html)
Aldridge has 24 to lead Blazers past Jazz 105-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/aldridge-24-lead-blazers-past-043405711--nba.html)
DeMarcus Cousins scores 32 as Kings handle Mavericks (http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=400489182)
Post by: slideaway5 on December 10, 2013, 08:23:55 PM
Post by: Zurca on December 11, 2013, 03:48:20 PM
NBA Results December 11, 2013
Kobe still winless after Suns beat Lakers 114-108 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kobe-still-winless-suns-beat-060624144--nba.html)
Knicks lose again, thumped 109-94 by Cavs (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-thump-knicks-109-94-022043422--nba.html)
Pacers rally in 2nd half to beat Heat, 90-84 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-rally-2nd-half-beat-025244988--nba.html)
Ginobili leads Spurs past Raptors, 116-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ginobili-leads-spurs-past-raptors-022457940--nba.html)
Durant scores 30, Thunder beats Hawks 101-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-scores-30-thunder-beats-030856465--nba.html)
Timberwolves beat Pistons 121-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-beat-pistons-121-94-025922386--nba.html)
Williams, Pierce return, lead Nets over Celtics (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/williams-pierce-return-lead-nets-030650346--nba.html)
Henson helps Bucks rally past Bulls, 78-74 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/henson-helps-bucks-rally-past-033951892--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on December 12, 2013, 04:57:13 PM
NBA Results December 12, 2013
Curry rallies Warriors past Mavericks, 95-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/curry-rallies-warriors-past-mavericks-061908397--nba.html)
Nelson lifts Magic over Bobcats 92-83 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nelson-lifts-magic-over-bobcats-022922728--nba.html)
Clippers beat Celtics 96-88 in Doc Rivers' return (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-beat-celtics-96-88-030652660--nba.html)
Pelicans hold off Pistons, 111-106 in OT (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-hold-off-pistons-111-035250463--nba.html)
Duncan, Parker lead Spurs' 109-77 rout of Bucks (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/duncan-parker-lead-spurs-39-032209398--nba.html)
Wolves rally from 19 down to beat 76ers 106-99 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wolves-rally-19-down-beat-033904182--nba.html)
Knicks blow big lead but edge Bulls 83-78 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-blow-big-lead-edge-035601152--nba.html)
Westbrook propels Thunder past Grizzlies 116-100 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/westbrook-propels-thunder-past-grizzlies-033553458--nba.html)
Jefferson and Jazz roll past Kings 122-101 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-jazz-roll-past-kings-054307198--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 12, 2013, 07:48:47 PM
Magic – 92 Bobcats – 83
Davis: 17 Pts. Nelson: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs./Henderson: 12 Pts. Gordon: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 96 Celtics – 88
Paul: 22 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Griffin: 7 Rebs./Green: 29 Pts. Crawford: 9 Asts. Bass: 12 Rebs.
Thunder – 116 Grizzlies – 100
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Ibaka: 7 Rebs./Conley: 20 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Spurs – 109 Bucks – 77
Duncan: 21 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 16 Rebs./Wolters: 18 Pts. Wolters: 7 Asts. Henson: 8 Rebs.
Sixers – 99 Timberwolves – 106
Hawes: 20 Pts. Brown: 6 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs./Love: 26 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs.
Pistons – 106 Pelicans – 111
Monroe: 28 Pts. Jennings: 4 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Anderson: 22 Pts. Holiday: 8 Asts. Smith: 16 Rebs.
Bulls – 78 Knicks – 83
Dunleavy: 20 Pts. Noah: 4 Asts. Boozer: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 30 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 122 Kings – 101
Jefferson: 20 Pts. Burke: 9 Asts. Favors: 7 Rebs./Cousins: 21 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks – 93 Warriors – 95
Nowitzki: 21 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Marion: 9 Rebs./Curry: 33 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Bogut: 18 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. BLAZERS 18-4
2. SPURS 17-4
3. Thunder 17-4
4. CLIPPERS 15-8
5. Rockets 15-7
6. Nuggets 13-8
7. Suns 12-9
8. Warriors 13-10
9. Mavericks 13-10
10. Timberwolves 11-11
11. Pelicans 10-10
12. Grizzlies 10-11
13. Lakers 10-11
14. Kings 6-14
15. Jazz 5-19
East:
1. PACERS 19-3
2. HEAT 16-6
3. Hawks 11-11
4. CELTICS 10-14
5. Bobcats 10-12
6. Wizards 9-11
7. Pistons 10-13
8. Bulls 8-12
9. Cavaliers 8-13
10. Raptors 7-13
11. Nets 7-14
12. Magic 7-15
13. Sixers 7-16
14. Knicks 6-15
15. Bucks 5-17
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 12, 2013, 07:53:25 PM
L.A. Clippers at Brooklyn - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Houston at Portland - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2013, 07:04:13 AM
* Knicks and Raptors are discussing a trade for Kyle Lowry .
Read Here (http://nbaallday.com/53.html)
* Updated League Leaders :
Points:
1. Kevin Durant - 28.4
2. Carmelo Anthony - 25.6
3. LeBron James - 25.0
4. Paul George - 24.7
5. James Harden - 24.6
Assists:
1. Chris Paul - 11.9
2. John Wall - 9.1
3. Stephen Curry - 9.0
4. Ricky Rubio - 8.4
5. Ty Lawson - 8.0
Rebounds:
1. Kevin Love - 13.8
2. Dwight Howard - 13.3
3. DeAndre Jordan - 13.0
4. Andre Drummond - 12.7
5. DeMarcus Cousins - 10.5
Steals:
1. Michael Carter-Williams - 3.13
2. Ricky Rubio - 2.91
3. Chris Paul - 2.36
4. Tony Allen - 2.31
5. John Wall - 2.30
Blocks:
1. Anthony Davis - 3.63
2. Roy Hibbert - 3.00
3. Serge Ibaka - 2.48
4. John Henson - 2.14
5. DeAndre Jordan - 2.09
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2013, 07:05:41 AM
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Frontcourt :
1. LeBron James (Mia) 609,336
2. Paul George (Ind) 489,335
3. Carmelo Anthony (NYK) 424,211
4. Roy Hibbert (Ind) 208,369
5. Chris Bosh (Mia) 156,364
6. Kevin Garnett (BKN) 102,825
7. Joakim Noah (Chi) 75,229
8. Jeff Green (Bos) 55,912
9. Luol Deng (Chi) 54,340
10. Tyson Chandler (NYK) 51,738
11. Andre Drummond (Det) 51,351
12. Carlos Boozer (Chi) 48,745
13. Paul Pierce (BKN) 45,145
14. Brook Lopez (BKN) 37,153
15. Josh Smith (Det) 32,025
Backcourt :
1. Dwyane Wade (Mia) 396,279
2. Kyrie Irving (Cle) 365,712
3. Derrick Rose (Chi) 272,410
4. John Wall (Was) 124,851
5. Ray Allen (Mia) 99,464
6. Rajon Rondo (Bos) 80,889
7. Deron Williams (BKN) 44,282
8. George Hill (Ind) 42,536
9. Evan Turner (Phi) 33,605
10. Mario Chalmers (Mia) 32,996
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Frontcourt :
1. Kevin Durant (OKC) 607,407
2. Dwight Howard (Hou) 295,120
3. Blake Griffin (LAC) 292,925
4. Kevin Love (Min) 275,506
5. Tim Duncan (SA) 217,271
6. Anthony Davis (NO) 149,579
7. Pau Gasol (LAL) 133,199
8. LaMarcus Aldridge (Por) 132,818
9. Andre Iguodala (GS) 109,745
10. Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 89,093
11. Chandler Parsons (Hou) 77,179
12. DeMarcus Cousins (Sac) 60,923
13. David Lee (GS) 60,015
14. Kawhi Leonard (SA) 55,023
15. Omer Asik (Hou) 53,827
Backcourt :
1. Kobe Bryant (LAL) 501,215
2. Chris Paul (LAC) 393,313
3. Stephen Curry (GS) 327,449
4. Jeremy Lin (Hou) 240,404
5. James Harden (Hou) 198,667
6. Russell Westbrook (OKC) 149,065
7. Tony Parker (SA) 112,423
8. Ricky Rubio (Min) 63,096
9. Steve Nash (LAL) 60,782
10. Damian Lillard (Por) 55,847
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2013, 10:53:25 AM
L.A. CLIPPERS at BROOKLYN:
LAC - J.J. Redick (hand) will not play.
LAC - Matt Barnes (eye) will not play.
LAC - Reggie Bullock (ankle) will not play.
LAC - Maalik Wayns (knee) will not play.
BKN - Andrei Kirilenko (back) will not play.
BKN - Jason Terry (knee) will not play.
HOUSTON at PORTLAND:
HOU - Jeremy Lin (knee) will play tonight.
HOU - Omer Asik (thigh) will not play.
HOU - Greg Smith (knee) will not play.
POR - C.J. McCollum (foot) will not play.
* Stephen Curry ranks himself second only to Michael Jordan to take a game-winning shot.
Read Here (http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/1886943-stephen-curry-ranks-himself-second-to-only-michael-jordan-for-game-winning-shot?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2013, 06:04:01 PM
Clippers – 93 Nets – 102
Paul: 20 Pts. Griffin: 3 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Johnson: 21 Pts. Pierce: 5 Asts. Blatche: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 104 Blazers – 111
Howard: 32 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs./Aldridge: 31 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 25 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. BLAZERS 19-4
2. SPURS 17-4
3. Thunder 17-4
4. CLIPPERS 15-9
5. Rockets 15-8
6. Nuggets 13-8
7. Suns 12-9
8. Warriors 13-10
9. Mavericks 13-10
10. Timberwolves 11-11
11. Pelicans 10-10
12. Grizzlies 10-11
13. Lakers 10-11
14. Kings 6-14
15. Jazz 5-19
East:
1. PACERS 19-3
2. HEAT 16-6
3. Hawks 11-11
4. CELTICS 10-14
5. Bobcats 10-12
6. Wizards 9-11
7. Pistons 10-13
8. Bulls 8-12
9. Cavaliers 8-13
10. Nets 8-14
11. Raptors 7-13
12. Magic 7-15
13. Sixers 7-16
14. Knicks 6-15
15. Bucks 5-17
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2013, 06:06:30 PM
Charlotte at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Philadelphia at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Washington at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
New York at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Brooklyn at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Memphis at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Chicago at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Minnesota at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Utah at Denver - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Sacramento at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Houston at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 11:46:27 AM
Associated Press
BOSTON -- Avery Bradley scored seven of his 13 points in the fourth quarter, hitting a 3-pointer with 2:38 to play to give the Celtics the lead for good, and Boston beat the New York Knicks 90-86 on Friday night.
Jared Sullinger had 19 points and six rebounds, all but one basket in the first half when the Celtics opened a 17-point lead. Courtney Lee scored 18 points and Brandon Bass had 10 points and eight rebounds for Boston, which snapped a two-game losing streak and held onto first place in the woeful Atlantic Division.
Carmelo Anthony scored 26 points and Andrea Bargnani had 22 for the Knicks. But Anthony missed a jumper that could have tied it after Bradley gave Boston the lead, and then he was blocked by Jeff Green with a minute to play.
The Knicks lost for the third time in four games and their 12th in their last 15.
The victory came five days after the Celtics led the Knicks by as many as 45 points in New York in a 114-73 victory that was the biggest blowout in the NBA this season. This one seemed headed the same way when Boston went on a 21-2 run at the end of the first quarter and start of the second to open a 17-point lead, but the Knicks chipped it down to six at the half and then tied it at 59 with 7:15 left in the third on Iman Shumpert's 3-pointer.
Game Notes:
Boston first-round draft pick Kelly Olynyk returned after missing 10 games with an ankle injury. He had four points and four rebounds in 14 minutes, and also one highlight blocked shot... NY PG Raymond Felton missed his second straight game with a strained left hamstring that is expected to keep him out two to three weeks. Shumpert, who is nursing a bruised left knee, played 23 minutes and scored three points.
TS (toni storks) view:
Maybe Coach Woodson is the real problem in New York and not the players? And injuries (Chandler, Felton, Amare, etc.) also played a role to Knicks woes.
Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 11:50:45 AM
Associated Press
TORONTO -- DeMar DeRozan scored 27 points, Terrence Ross had a season-high 24 and the Toronto Raptors beat Philadelphia 108-100 on Friday night, handing the 76ers their fifth straight loss.
Jonas Valanciunas had 12 points and matched his career high with 13 rebounds, Amir Johnson had 17 points and 10 rebounds and Greivis Vasquez scored 12 in his first game with Toronto as the Raptors won for just the second time in eight games. Kyle Lowry had a season-high 11 assists for Toronto.
Tony Wroten scored 23 points, Evan Turner had 21 and Thaddeus Young 18 for the 76ers, who lost for the ninth time in 10 games. Spencer Hawes had 15 points and James Anderson scored 13 for the Sixers, who have gone 4-17 since starting the season 3-0.
The 76ers, who matched a season worst with 26 turnovers in Wednesday's loss at Minnesota, gave the ball away 17 times on Friday, leading to 19 Raptors points.
Game notes
Sixers G Michael Carter-Williams missed his fifth straight game with a sore right knee. ... Toronto F Chuck Hayes, also acquired from Sacramento, will not be cleared to play until he undergoes baseline cardiac testing. Hayes, who displayed an abnormality during heart tests in 2011, is unlikely to suit up until next Wednesday's game against Charlotte. ... Tyler Hansbrough returned for the Raptors after missing the previous two games with a sore left shoulder.
Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 11:53:48 AM
Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS -- Eric Gordon made 10 of 12 shots on his way to 25 points, and the New Orleans Pelicans won their second straight game, 104-98 over the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night.
Jrue Holiday added 20 points and 12 assists, hitting a clutch 3-pointer in the final minute to give New Orleans some breathing room after the Pelicans' 19-point, fourth-quarter lead was trimmed to six with nearly five minutes remaining.
Ryan Anderson scored 18 for New Orleans, which also benefited from a season-low six turnovers.
Jon Leuer scored 19 and Mike Conley 18 for Memphis, which has lost two straight. Zach Randolph added 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Grizzlies, who were done in by a 21-3 Pelicans run that started in the last half of the third quarter.
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Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 12:00:55 PM
Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Kevin Durant scored 31 points, Russell Westbrook added 19 points, 12 assists and eight rebounds and the Oklahoma City Thunder rolled to a 122-97 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night.
Serge Ibaka added 19 points and 10 rebounds for his 11th double-double of the season and Reggie Jackson also scored 19 for Oklahoma City, which has won five straight and 13 of its past 14 games.
The Thunder are unbeaten in 11 home games this season and have won four straight at home over the Lakers.
Los Angeles has lost all three games since the return of Kobe Bryant from a torn Achilles tendon. Bryant had 13 assists -- just two shy of his career high -- but showed little of his trademark offensive ability, finishing with four points on 2-of-6 shooting.
He played 23 minutes and sat out the fourth quarter with the game out of hand.
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Press
TS (toni storks) view:
Maybe Mike D'Antoni is not a good fit as Lakers coach. And lately, his relationship with LA big man Gasol is getting worst as days goes by. He critized the Spaniards toughness but Gasol fires back that he wants the ball in the low post more.
Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 12:40:25 PM
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO -- Tony Parker had 29 points to offset a season-high 42 points from Kevin Love and the San Antonio Spurs rallied for a 117-110 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday night.
Manu Ginobili had 20 points and nine assists, fueling a 37-21 fourth quarter that helped the Spurs avoid their second home loss this season.
Kawhi Leonard had 19 points and Boris Diaw, Marco Belinelli and Tim Duncan had 12 points apiece. Duncan added 14 rebounds.
Nikola Pekovic had 18 points, Ricky Rubio added 15 points and Kevin Martin had 14 for Minnesota, which had won two straight.
Ginobili scored 16 points in the final quarter, helping San Antonio overcome a lethargic start. His reverse layup with 2 minutes remaining extended San Antonio's lead to 111-108.
Love had 26 points after halftime, nearly besting his previous season-high of 34 in the second half alone.
Leonard scored nine straight points midway through the third quarter, keeping San Antonio in the game while Minnesota got hot behind the 3-point line.
The Timberwolves were 6 for 12 on 3s in the third, making three consecutive attempts to take a 79-75 lead with 4 minutes left.
Love had the opening and closing 3s in the run, finishing with 19 points in the third quarter. He was 5 for 6 on 3s in the period, and 7 for 9 overall as Diaw, Jeff Ayres and all the help defense the Spurs provided failed to slow him.
Game notes
Spurs centers Tiago Splitter (tightness left calf) and Aron Baynes (calf strain) both sat out. . Minnesota F Chase Budinger (knee surgery) missed the game, as did C Ronny Turiaf (fractured right elbow). . San Antonio recalled Malcolm Thomas from its developmental league team, the Austin Toros. Thomas did not play Friday. . Entering Friday's game, San Antonio leads the league in assists, averaging 25.0 per game. The Spurs have had more helpers than their opponent in 19 of 22 games, going 17-2 in those games. . A quarter of Corey Brewer's 114 baskets for Minnesota this season had come on dunks entering Friday's game. He is shooting 45 percent from the field.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Sayang ang effort ni K-Love dito, and I'm rooting for the T-Wolves to beat the Spurs in thier homecourt. And Rubio played a dismal defense on Parker, if I'm the coach, i'll put Brewer or Barea on the French guy on defense.
Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 12:53:00 PM
Associated Press
MILWAUKEE -- Mike Dunleavy hit a three-pointer with 5.8 seconds left and Joakim Noah came up with a block on the other end, leading the Chicago Bulls to a 91-90 comeback victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday night.
Trailing by two in the final seconds, Chicago came up with a tie-up on the defensive end and won the jump ball, allowing Dunleavy to hit a high-arching 3 for the lead.
Noah then blocked O.J. Mayo's shot to preserve the lead -- and a victory that appeared unlikely just seconds before.
Noah scored 21 points and grabbed 18 rebounds for the Bulls, who ended a three-game losing streak. Chicago scored fewer than 80 points in all three losses -- including one to Milwaukee in Chicago on Tuesday.
Jimmy Butler scored 16 points in his return from injury for Chicago. Carlos Boozer scored 14 points and added 12 rebounds.
Gary Neal scored 17 points and John Henson added 15 for the Bucks, who appeared to have the game won when Khris Middleton hit a desperation shot with 29.8 seconds left. Instead, it was another disappointment.
After the Bulls scored twice to start the fourth quarter and cut the Bucks' lead to 69-66, Milwaukee went on a 12-4 run to take an 11-point lead with 7:37 remaining.
While Derrick Rose's season-ending knee injury has garnered the most attention, it hasn't been the only critical injury for Chicago this season. Butler missed 11 games because of a toe injury and the Bulls are still without Luol Deng, who remains sidelined with a sore left Achilles.
Chicago added some depth earlier in the day Friday, signing free agent guard D.J. Augustin. Augustin, who previously played for the Toronto Raptors, was scoreless in 11-plus minutes in his Bulls debut.
Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said before the game that the team would count on Augustin to add outside scoring -- something Chicago has been lacking early in the season. The Bulls came into Friday's game ranked 26th in the league in 3-point field goal percentage.
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TS (toni storks) view:
The problem with Bulls is the thin bench it has. Even with a healthy Rose, they are at most an eight-man depth team with only Taj Gibson, Mike Dunleavy Jr. & Kirk Kinrich can come off-the-bench and have an impact.
Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 01:01:59 PM
Associated Press
DENVER -- Gordon Hayward scored a season-high 30 points to go with a career-high 13 rebounds, Derrick Favors had 19 points and the Utah Jazz rallied after blowing a big third-quarter lead to beat the Denver Nuggets 103-93 Friday night.
Wilson Chandler and Jordan Hamilton had 17 apiece for the Nuggets.
The Nuggets struggled from the foul line, going 14 for 24, while the Jazz hit their first 13 free throws in going 19 of 20 from the line.
Denver fell to 6-3 on its home court after losing just three times at Pepsi Center all of last year.
The Nuggets trailed by 16 early in the third, but finished the quarter on a 26-8 run to go ahead by two. The lead grew to four before Utah responded.
Hayward and Richard Jefferson had three-point plays and Favors' putback gave the Jazz a 94-89 lead.
Denver cut it to 96-93 on two free throws by Andre Miller, but a layup and free throw gave Utah a 99-93 lead and the Jazz closed it out from there.
Utah's nine-point halftime lead grew to 16 but Denver rallied. Hamilton hit a 3-pointer and a fadeaway jumper to give the Nuggets a 70-69 lead with 2:43 left in the third. It was their first lead since 4-3.
Hayward had 14 points at intermission and Marvin Williams 11.
Chandler had 13 points at the break for the Nuggets, who struggled from 3-point range (3 for 11) and from the free-throw line (5 for 11) in the first half.
Game notes
Nuggets guard Ty Lawson went scoreless in his return from a two-game absence due to a strained left hamstring. .. Friday marked the 30th anniversary of the highest-scoring game in NBA history. Detroit beat the Nuggets 186-184 in three overtimes in Denver. ... The Jazz have the best 3-point shooting percentage (45.4) in the league during December.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Gordon Hayward is the face of the Jazz franchise now, This Butler product is a do-it-all swingman and even the great Kobe Bryant had a nice words for this white man who can jump.
Post by: tonistork on December 14, 2013, 01:37:02 PM
Associated Press
PHOENIX -- Goran Dragic scored 29 points, fellow guard Eric Bledsoe had a career-high 28 and the Phoenix Suns extended their season-high winning streak to four games by beating the Sacramento Kings 116-107 on Friday night.
The Suns' Miles Plumlee had two crucial blocks of DeMarcus Cousins' shots and had four emphatic fourth-quarter dunks for 12 points.
Isaiah Thomas scored 29 for Sacramento. Rudy Gay added 22 in his first game for the Kings since being acquired this week in a trade with Toronto. Cousins had 15 points and 15 rebounds but shot just 5 of 15.
Game notes
Bledsoe's previous career high was 27 last Feb. 6 for the Los Angeles Clippers at Orlando. ... Dragic just missed getting the first consecutive 30-point games of his career. He has three 30-point games this season after previously getting three in his entire career.... Technicals were called against Tucker, coach Jeff Hornacek and Marcus Morris of the Suns, and Jason Thompson and Cousins of the Kings. ... Gay, who started in place of Williams, has reached double figures in 18 of 19 games this season.
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TS (toni storks) view:
By trading for their erstwhile staring 1 (Vasquez) to Toronto, and promoting Thomas as starting point guard, maybe the Kings future includes the forgotten college scoring machine, Jimmer Fredette. He should be the back-up 1 and his playing time shall increase considerably. :think:
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 14, 2013, 09:14:43 PM
Bobcats – 94 Pacers – 99
Jefferson: 21 Pts. Henderson: 4 Asts. Jefferson: 9 Rebs./Stephenson: 20 Pts. Stephenson: 7 Asts. Hibbert: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 109 Magic – 100
Irving: 31 Pts. Wroten: 5 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 27 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Wizards – 99 Hawks – 101
Booker: 24 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Booker: 14 Rebs./Horford: 34 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Horford: 15 Rebs.
Knicks – 86 Celtics – 90
Anthony: 26 Pts. Prigioni: 8 Asts. Martin: 7 Rebs./Sullinger: 19 Pts. Crawford: 6 Asts. Bass: 8 Rebs.
Nets – 99 Pistons – 103
Williams: 22 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Blatche: 12 Rebs./Monroe: 22 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 98 Pelicans – 104
Leuer: 19 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Gordon: 25 Pts. Holiday: 12 Asts. Anderson: 7 Rebs.
Lakers – 97 Thunder – 122
Young: 17 Pts. Bryant: 13 Asts. Sacre: 8 Rebs./Durant: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Ibaka: 10 Rebs.
Bulls – 91 Bucks – 90
Noah: 21 Pts. Hinrich: 8 Asts. Noah: 18 Rebs./Neal: 17 Pts. Knight: 4 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 110 Spurs – 117
Love: 42 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs./Parker: 29 Pts. Ginobili: 9 Asts. Duncan: 14 Rebs.
Jazz – 103 Nuggets – 93
Hayward: 30 Pts. Burke: 10 Asts. Hayward: 13 Rebs./Chandler: 17 Pts. Miller: 7 Asts. Faried: 9 Rebs.
Kings – 107 Suns – 116
Thomas: 29 Pts. Cousins: 5 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs./Dragic: 29 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 116 Warriors – 112
Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs./Lee: 23 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Barnes: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. BLAZERS 19-4
2. SPURS 18-4
3. Thunder 18-4
4. CLIPPERS 15-9
5. Rockets 16-8
6. Suns 13-9
7. Nuggets 13-9
8. Mavericks 13-10
9. Warriors 13-11
10. Pelicans 11-10
11. Timberwolves 11-12
12. Grizzlies 10-12
13. Lakers 10-12
14. Kings 6-15
15. Jazz 6-19
East:
1. PACERS 20-3
2. HEAT 16-6
3. Hawks 12-11
4. CELTICS 11-14
5. Pistons 11-13
6. Bobcats 10-13
7. Bulls 9-12
8. Wizards 9-12
9. Cavaliers 9-13
10. Raptors 8-13
11. Nets 8-15
12. Magic 7-16
13. Sixers 7-17
14. Knicks 6-16
15. Bucks 5-18
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 14, 2013, 09:17:00 PM
L.A. Lakers at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Atlanta at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Toronto at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Portland at Philadelphia - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Milwaukee at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
San Antonio at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 15, 2013, 08:26:13 AM
L.A. LAKERS at CHARLOTTE :
LAL – Steve Blake (elbow) will not play.
LAL – Steve Nash (back) will not play.
LAL – Jordan Farmar (hamstring) will not play.
CHA – Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (hand) will not play.
CHA – Brendan Haywood (foot) will not play.
L.A. CLIPPERS at WASHINGTON :
LAC - J.J. Redick (hand) will not play.
LAC - Matt Barnes (eye) will not play.
LAC - Reggie Bullock (ankle) will not play.
LAC - Maalik Wayns (knee) will not play.
WSH – Bradley Beal (leg) will not play.
WSH – Nene (foot/leg Achilles) will not play.
WSH – Al Harrington (knee) will not play.
CLEVELAND at MIAMI :
CLE – Tyler Zeller (ankle) will not play.
MIA – Michael Beasley (hamstring) will not play.
ATLANTA at NEW YORK :
ATL – Gustavo Ayon (ankle) unlikely to play.
NYK – Tyson Chandler (leg) will not play.
NYK – Raymond Felton (hamstring) will not play.
NYK – Kenyon Martin (abdominal) will not play.
TORONTO at CHICAGO :
CHI – Luol Deng (Achilles) will play tonight.
CHI – Kirk Hinrich (back) will not play.
CHI – Derrick Rose (knee) will not play.
PORTLAND at PHILADELPHIA :
POR – C.J. McCollum (foot) will not play.
PHI – Michael Carter-Williams (knee) will not play.
PHI – Jason Richardson (knee) will not play.
PHI – Arnett Moultrie (ankle) will not play.
PHI – Nerlens Noel (knee) will not play.
MILWAUKEE at DALLAS :
MIL – Caron Butler (knee) will not play.
MIL – Zaza Pachulia (foot) will not play.
MIL – Larry Sanders (thumb) will not play.
MIL – Carlos Delfino (foot) will not play.
DAL – Brandan Wright (shoulder) will play tonight.
DAL – Devin Harris (toe) will not play.
DAL – Dirk Nowitzki (illness) will not play.
SAN ANTONIO at UTAH :
SAS – Tiago Splitter (calf) questionable.
SAS – Aron Baynes (ankle) questionable.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 15, 2013, 01:52:31 PM
Lakers – 88 Bobcats – 85
Bryant: 21 Pts. Bryant: 8 Asts. Hill: 9 Rebs./Walker: 24 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Clippers – 113 Wizards – 97
Paul: 38 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 10 Rebs./Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Booker: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 107 Heat – 114
Irving: 19 Pts. Jack: 4 Asts. Varejao: 8 Rebs./James: 25 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Bosh: 12 Rebs.
Hawks – 106 Knicks – 111
Williams: 27 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs./Anthony: 35 Pts. Prigioni: 6 Asts. Anthony: 6 Rebs.
Raptors – 99 Bulls – 77
Lowry: 16 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Deng: 17 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs.
Blazers – 139 Sixers – 105
Aldridge: 20 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 16 Rebs./Wroten: 18 Pts. Wroten: 7 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 93 Mavericks – 106
Henson: 18 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 4 Asts. Henson: 13 Rebs./Wright: 19 Pts. Carter: 9 Asts. Marion: 12 Rebs.
Spurs – 100 Jazz – 84
Duncan: 22 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Duncan: 12 Rebs./Burke: 20 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Evans: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. BLAZERS 20-4
2. SPURS 19-4
3. Thunder 18-4
4. CLIPPERS 16-9
5. Rockets 16-8
6. Suns 13-9
7. Nuggets 13-9
8. Mavericks 14-10
9. Warriors 13-11
10. Pelicans 11-10
11. Timberwolves 11-12
12. Lakers 11-12
13. Grizzlies 10-12
14. Kings 6-15
15. Jazz 6-20
East:
1. PACERS 20-3
2. HEAT 17-6
3. Hawks 12-12
4. CELTICS 11-14
5. Pistons 11-13
6. Bobcats 10-14
7. Raptors 9-13
8. Bulls 9-13
9. Wizards 9-13
10. Cavaliers 9-14
11. Nets 8-15
12. Knicks 7-16
13. Magic 7-16
14. Sixers 7-18
15. Bucks 5-19
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 15, 2013, 01:57:11 PM
1. Kevin Durant
2. Paul George
3. LeBron James
4. Tony Parker
5. LaMarcus Aldridge
6. Stephen Curry
7. Chris Paul
8. Kevin Love
9. James Harden
10. Russell Westbrook
NBA.com's weekly Rookie Ladder :
1. Michael Carter-Williams
2. Victor Oladipo
3. Trey Burke
4. Ben McLemore
5. Tim Hardaway, Jr.
6. Hollis Thompson
7. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
8. Tony Snell
9. Steven Adams
10. Kelly Olynyk
* Rajon Rondo has been cleared for full contact practice.
Full News Here (http://nbaallday.com/Rajon_Rondo_cleared_for_practice.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 15, 2013, 07:14:46 PM
According to Chris Broussard, Lakers are highly interested in Iman Shumpert & Tyson Chandler from the Knicks. No trade is imminent, but Lakers did call the Knicks to express their interest. A package around Pau Gasol going to the Knicks.
Sources say Knicks may consider trading Shumpert and/or Chandler if Lakers are willing to take JR Smith.
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Monday, December 16 Schedule: 6 games
Houston at Sacramento - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Minnesota at Memphis - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Portland at Detroit - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Orlando at Oklahoma City - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New Orleans at Denver - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Golden State at Phoenix - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Post by: tonistork on December 15, 2013, 08:45:58 PM
Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA -- The Portland Trail Blazers nearly shot their way into the NBA record book.
LaMarcus Aldridge had 20 points and 16 rebounds, Nicolas Batum added 17 points and the Trail Blazers set a franchise record for 3-pointers with 21 in their 139-105 victory over the skidding Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night.
Damian Lillard scored 16 and Dorell Wright had 15 on 5-for-5 shooting from beyond the arc. Wesley Matthews added 14 points for the Northwest Division leaders, who won their third in a row and improved to 20-4.
They became the second NBA team to reach 20 wins, joining the Indiana Pacers (20-3).
"Everyone is taking shots with confidence," Wright said. "It doesn't surprise me when guys are making shots like that because we have a lot of great shooters."
Mo Williams also had 14 points, Robin Lopez 12 and Thomas Robinson 10 for Portland, which put eight players in double figures and moved to 10-2 on the road.
The Trail Blazers broke their club record for 3-pointers for the second time in eight days after hitting 17 against Utah on Dec. 6.
In the process, they racked up 139 points, the most by any team in the league this season. The Los Angeles Clippers scored 137 against the Houston Rockets on Nov. 4.
Portland fell two 3-pointers shy of the NBA mark for a game.
"I know we made a lot of 3s and it was all in the flow of the game," Lillard said. "Guys made good plays to get guys looks and we've got good shooters."
Tony Wroten led the reeling Sixers with 18 points and Hollis Thompson had 17. Spencer Hawes added 16, Thaddeus Young had 15 and James Anderson 14.
Playing once again without rookie point guard Michael Carter-Williams, the Sixers have dropped six straight and 10 of the last 11 games. Carter-Williams sat out for the sixth consecutive game because of a skin infection on his right knee.
The Sixers are 1-9 without Carter-Williams, the Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month for October and November.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Di na sana ako magpost kasi nag-update na si sir James ng NBA results but natuwa lang ako sa pinakitang offensive firepower ng Portland. Hanep sa 3-point shooting, 2 more 3s eh tie na sana nila ang NBA record.
Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 11:23:37 AM
Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Trey Burke had a career-high 30 points and eight assists, Gordon Hayward added 15 points and the Utah Jazz held off the Orlando Magic 86-82 on Wednesday night.
Orlando had a chance to tie the game in the closing seconds, but Jameer Nelson's layup rolled off the rim and was rebounded by Utah with just 3 seconds left. Hayward then hit a pair of free throws.
The Jazz snapped a two-game losing streak and extended their win streak over the Magic to six games.
The Magic lost for the sixth time in seven home games. They continue their season-long six-game homestand Saturday against Sacramento.
Nelson led Orlando with 17 points. Nikola Vucevic had 14 points and 14 rebounds and Tobias Harris finished with 14 points and 10 boards, a season high after he returned recently from an ankle injury.
Game notes
Burke has scored at least 20 points in four games this season. ... Orlando played without leading scorer Arron Afflalo, who was sick. He had started every game this season. ... The Jazz will honor former coach Jerry Sloan in a ceremony back in Utah next month. Magic coach Jacque Vaughn, who played under Sloan, called the honor "special" for a coach he credits as being one of his mentors. "The reason I do a lot of things I do today (is) because of him," Vaughn said.
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Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 11:32:36 AM
Associated Press
MIAMI -- Dwyane Wade scored 32 points, Ray Allen hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with just under a minute left and the Miami Heat erased a 15-point deficit in the second half to beat the Indiana Pacers 97-94 on Wednesday night.
LeBron James scored 24 on a bad left ankle for the Heat, who closed within a game of the Eastern Conference-leading Pacers. Chris Bosh added 15 points for Miami, including a 3 that tied it late in the fourth.
James set up Allen for the 3 that put Miami in front for good with 59.5 seconds left, capping a 10-0 run.
Paul George scored 25 points but missed a 3-pointer that would have tied it with 4 seconds left. David West had 23 and Lance Stephenson added 13 for the Pacers, who have dropped two straight.
Down by one, the Pacers saw their best chance go awry when George Hill turned the ball over on a bad pass with 14 seconds left. Allen made two free throws with 10.3 seconds remaining to put Miami up by three, and that capped a big comeback win for the two-time defending NBA champions.
Pacers center Roy Hibbert got his fourth foul early in the third, and Indiana coach Frank Vogel opted to leave him in the game. The gamble appeared to backfire 46 seconds later when Hibbert picked up his fifth with 8:34 remaining in the quarter.
Hibbert went to the bench -- but the Pacers didn't miss a beat.
George made three free throws after getting hit beyond the arc by Mario Chalmers to put Indiana up 66-51 midway through the third, and the Pacers' lead was still 14 with 4:17 left in the period.
But Norris Cole's 3-pointer, Miami's first in 10 tries to that point, started what became a 13-4 Heat run and made it a 76-71 game entering the fourth. Nonetheless, Indiana remained in control, and when West connected with 3:21 left, the Pacers were up 92-85 and seemed well on their way to closing things out.
And then the Heat -- for the first time all night -- put together a run.
The Heat scored the next 10 points -- Bosh's 3-pointer, his first in 15 attempts, tied it at 92. And after George missed in the lane at the other end, James brought the ball the other way and found Allen for a 3-pointer that put the Heat ahead for the first time since the score was 14-13.
They didn't trail again.
Even though the teams won't see each other again until March, and with the playoffs still 50-something games away, there was clearly a little more meaning to this one.
After all, those often-rugged playoff battles that went Miami's way the last two seasons aren't going to be forgotten anytime soon.
There was the requisite extracurricular activity; Stephenson and Chalmers getting technicals for exchanging unpleasantries, noted Pacers nemesis Udonis Haslem wagging a finger after finding himself in the middle of a heated discussion. But the simple fact that James was playing and Vogel was coaching spoke volumes about how much neither wanted to a take a night off in this rivalry.
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TS (toni storks) view:
It's only thier 2nd meeting this season between these 2 Eastern Conference heavy weights but it's like a playoff atmosphere already. It's 1-1 and the tie-breaker will be on march next year.
Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 11:46:30 AM
Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS -- Kevin Love had 29 points, 15 rebounds and nine assists to lead the Minnesota Timberwolves to a 120-109 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday night.
Nikola Pekovic had 30 points and nine rebounds and Kevin Martin scored 22 for the Timberwolves, who led by 32 in the second quarter and held off a charge in the second half from the Blazers.
Damian Lillard had 36 points, six assists and six rebounds and LaMarcus Aldridge had 15 points and 14 boards for the weary Trail Blazers, who lost for the first time in six games. It was just their fifth loss of the season in 27 games and came at the end of a four-game road trip.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Kevin Love is working hard to outplay the leagues other elite power forwards during each T-Wolves games and this game proves that. He outplayed one of the early frontrunner in the MVP race in Aldridge. He's making a case that he is still the No. 1 power forward playing in the NBA right now.
Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 11:51:23 AM
Associated Press
ATLANTA -- Kyle Korver made seven consecutive 3-point attempts on his way to a season-high 28 points, leading the Atlanta Hawks to a 124-107 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night.
Al Horford added 25 points and 10 rebounds for the Hawks, who have won two straight and five of seven. Jeff Teague finished with 18 points and tied a career high with 15 assists.
DeMarcus Cousins scored 28 points, Rudy Gay had 22 and Isaiah Thomas 20 for the Kings, who allowed a season high in points.
The Hawks outscored the Kings 39-20 in the fourth quarter of their 12th consecutive victory against Sacramento. Horford made consecutive jumpers to help Atlanta open a 117-105 lead with 2:49 left.
Korver missed his first 3 attempt early in the first, but then hit seven in a row before missing midway through the fourth. He went 8 for 10 from long range while extending his NBA record to 95 straight games with at least one 3-pointer.
Game notes
Kings minority owner Shaquille O'Neal was at the game. ... DeMarre Carroll scored 15 points and Paul Millsap had 14 for Atlanta. ... Sacramento's previous high IN points allowed this season was 122 in a home loss to Utah last Wednesday.
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Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 05:53:02 PM
Associated Press
MILWAUKEE -- As conditioning tests go, this might have been a little bit more than Tyson Chandler was expecting in his first game back.
A double-overtime victory made the extra effort worthwhile.
Chandler played 36-plus minutes in his return from injury, J.R. Smith hit a go-ahead jumper in the second overtime and the New York Knicks beat the Milwaukee Bucks 107-101 on Wednesday night.
Chandler cramped up at the end of the game, earning him an apology of sorts from Knicks coach Mike Woodson.
"It's a sign of not being out on the floor and running," Woodson said. "I apologized to him -- but hell, I needed him."
Chandler didn't mind at all.
"I was willing to do whatever it took to get a win," Chandler said. "I told coach, don't put me on a minute restriction. Whatever you feel like you need or whenever you need me out there, just keep me out there."
Carmelo Anthony scored 29 points and Beno Udrih added a season-high 21 for the Knicks. Smith had 19 points.
Anthony had the biggest workload of all, playing 55-plus minutes.
"We were right there and it kept going back-and-forth so we needed everybody to step up," Woodson said. "I just didn't have time to rest him. That's how it's probably going to have to be for right now."
Chandler, who had been out since Nov. 5 with a non-displaced fracture of his right fibula, had nine points and nine rebounds.
Brandon Knight scored a career-high 36 for the Bucks, who have lost four straight. John Henson had 20 points and 14 rebounds while Khris Middleton added 20 points.
Bucks coach Larry Drew praised Knight's scoring ability, but noted that he only had three assists -- and the Bucks only had 13 as a team.
"We're going to have to be better, and he's going to have to be better, at distributing the basketball," Drew said.
Rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo made his first career start for Milwaukee. Antetokounmpo got in early foul trouble, but recovered to score 10 points and grab seven rebounds.
Game notes
Guard O.J. Mayo was attending his grandmother's funeral and did not play for Milwaukee. ... Antetokounmpo is the youngest player to start a game in team history, and the youngest player to start an NBA game since Andrew Bynum in 2006, according to the Bucks' PR staff.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 19, 2013, 05:53:45 PM
Pacers – 94 Heat – 97
George: 25 Pts. George: 6 Asts.
Stephenson: 9 Rebs./Wade: 32 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 9 Rebs.
Jazz – 86 Magic – 82
Burke: 30 Pts. Burke: 8 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Nelson: 17 Pts. Nelson: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Bobcats – 104 Raptors – 102
Walker: 29 Pts. McRoberts: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 30 Pts. Vasquez: 8 Asts. Johnson: 13 Rebs.
Kings – 107 Hawks – 124
Cousins: 28 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Thompson: 7 Rebs./Korver: 28 Pts. Teague: 15 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs.
Pistons – 107 Celtics – 106
Jennings: 28 Pts. Jennings: 14 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Sullinger: 19 Pts. Crawford: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 113 Nets – 107
Wall: 21 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Booker: 13 Rebs./Pierce: 27 Pts. Williams: 13 Asts. Johnson: 7 Rebs.
Knicks – 107 Bucks – 101
Anthony: 29 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Bargnani: 10 Rebs./Knight: 36 Pts. Knight: 3 Asts. Henson: 14 Rebs.
Blazers – 109 Timberwolves – 120
Lillard: 36 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Pekovic: 30 Pts. Love: 9 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 91 Mavericks – 105
Allen: 16 Pts. Bayless: 6 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs./Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Carter: 6 Asts. Marion: 7 Rebs.
Spurs – 108 Suns – 101
Ginobili: 24 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs./Frye: 22 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs.
Bulls – 94 Rockets – 109
Butler: 20 Pts. Augustin: 9 Asts. Noah: 10 Rebs./Howard: 23 Pts. Jones: 6 Asts. Parsons: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 95 Clippers – 108
Davis: 24 Pts. Holiday: 10 Asts. Evans: 13 Rebs./Griffin: 21 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Thunder 20-4
2. BLAZERS 22-5
3. SPURS 20-5
4. CLIPPERS 18-9
5. Rockets 17-9
6. Mavericks 15-10
7. Suns 14-10
8. Nuggets 14-10
9. Warriors 14-12
10. Timberwolves 13-13
11. Lakers 12-13
12. Pelicans 11-13
13. Grizzlies 10-15
14. Kings 7-17
15. Jazz 7-21
East:
1. PACERS 20-5
2. HEAT 19-6
3. Hawks 14-12
4. CELTICS 12-15
5. Pistons 13-14
6. Bobcats 12-14
7. Wizards 11-13
8. Raptors 9-14
9. Bulls 9-15
10. Cavaliers 9-15
11. Nets 9-16
12. Knicks 8-17
13. Magic 8-18
14. Sixers 7-19
15. Bucks 5-20
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 05:59:02 PM
Associated Press
DALLAS -- Dirk Nowitzki gave the Mavericks a boost in his return to the lineup, while the short-handed Grizzlies lost another starter to injury.
Nowitzki scored 20 points after missing a game with a stomach virus and Dallas defeated Memphis 105-88 on Wednesday night.
The Mavericks (15-10) have won two straight to equal their season high of five games over .500. Memphis (10-15) has lost five in a row and seven of eight.
Nowitzki added six rebounds, five assists, two steals and one blocked shot. He scored four points during a 10-2 run after the Grizzlies cut a 16-point deficit to four in the third quarter.
"I didn't feel great Monday in practice," the 16-year veteran said. "We didn't have a game for another two days, so by Tuesday I was a lot better and today I felt fine. I used the break to get healthy."
Mavericks teammate Monta Ellis, who scored 16 of his 18 points in the second half to help squelch a Memphis rally, said Nowitzki didn't look as if he hadn't played a game in a week.
"Even when he came back to practice, he didn't look like that. He's been in the league so long that he knows how to take care of his body," Ellis said.
Jose Calderon, in his first season with Dallas, scored 12 points, including two 3-pointer in the second quarter. He said he was "amazed" by Nowitzki.
"He makes everything look so easy. I was amazed how the guys guarding him kept jumping, and he just waited and knocked down the shot," Calderon said.
While the Mavericks got their star forward back, Memphis was without three injured starters.
Tayshaun Prince missed his first game this season because of a sore left knee, and the Grizzlies already were without point guard Mike Conley and center Marc Gasol. They dressed only 10 players for the game.
Tony Allen led the Grizzlies with 16 points and matched a career high with 11 rebounds -- 10 on the offensive end. But he left in the fourth quarter because of a cut on his pinkie that required three stitches.
Vince Carter had 14 points for the Mavericks and Shawn Marion 10.
Samuel Dalembert, who didn't play in Dallas' previous game, came off the bench in the second half to score eight points, grab seven rebounds and block two shots in 13 minutes. He also slowed down Randolph.
"I liked the lift that Sam gave us off the bench," Nowitzki said. "He was phenomenal using his wing span to slow down Zach, and getting blocks and rebounds."
Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle was able to change defensive tactics once he inserted Dalembert.
Game notes
Conley (24 points), Gasol (23) and Prince (three) combined for 50 points in the previous meeting, a 111-99 Dallas victory on Nov. 2. Allen was scoreless in that game. ... Mike Miller started in Prince's place and scored eight points. Conley (bruised left thigh) missed his second game in a row, and Gasol (sprained MCL in left knee) was out for the 12th consecutive game. The Grizzlies are 3-9 since Gasol was injured. .. Dallas is 54-18 against Memphis.
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Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 06:07:08 PM
Associated Press
HOUSTON -- Dwight Howard scored 23 points and James Harden and Chandler Parsons added 19 each as the Houston Rockets used a big third-quarter run to pull away for a 109-94 win over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night.
The Bulls trailed by three with 5 1/2 minutes left in the third before their offense went cold. Houston took advantage of the scoring drought, using a 15-1 spurt to make it 83-66 entering the final period.
Chicago missed six shots and had five turnovers in that span, while Omri Casspi scored seven points to power Houston's offense.
The Rockets picked up the victory in the return of coach Kevin McHale, who had missed the previous three games following the death of his mother.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Without Rose and a very thin bench, my original bet for East representative in finals come June is a goner.
Post by: tonistork on December 19, 2013, 06:13:45 PM
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES -- Doc Rivers' push to transform DeAndre Jordan into a dominant interior defender is already paying dividends.
Challenged by Rivers before the season began to win the NBA's defensive player of the year award, Jordan is working toward the honor with the kind of performance he had against the Pelicans.
Jordan had 14 points and 20 rebounds -- two off his career high -- and Blake Griffin had 21 points and 10 rebounds before fouling out with 4:05 left in the Los Angeles Clippers' 108-95 victory Wednesday night.
"It's fun to take on that challenge," Jordan said. "It's part of my job to be energetic. If I'm not playing well I can still play with energy and that spark to get other guys going."
Chris Paul added his own double-double against his former team, with 12 points and 11 assists in the Clippers' third straight win.
"Outstanding," Paul said of Jordan's effort. "He had five blocks, too. He was MVP of the game. We were a little sluggish. D.J. kept telling us, `Come on, fellas."
Jared Dudley had 20 points, one of seven Clippers in double figures. Jamal Crawford scored 17 points, making 10 of 11 free throws, and Darren Collison added 14, hitting all nine of his free throws.
"D.J. kept us in it with his defense and rebounding," Clippers coach Rivers said. "He's just going after things. He accepts his role and he's become a star in it. He's still going to score by doing all of that stuff."
Anthony Davis led the Pelicans with 24 points and 12 rebounds in his return after missing seven games with a broken left hand.
"It's great just to get back out there with my teammates, have fun and do the things that I'm used to doing," he said. "I've got to get back in a rhythm. You can work out for as much as you want and train as much as you want, but that game rhythm is a lot different. Hopefully it won't take me long to get my shot back and the plays I usually make and get back in the groove."
Ryan Anderson added 17 points, Jrue Holiday had 13 points and 10 assists, and Tyreke Evans had a triple-double of 11 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists after missing the past two games with a sprained left ankle.
"When I got in and started running up and down the floor, it was a little tight. But coach kept me out there and it got looser," Evans said. "It was big (getting himself and Davis back), but we're going to need everybody on this team. Everybody's a big key, but we're still learning to play with each other."
Austin Rivers, the 21-year-old son of Doc Rivers, had two points while playing 14 minutes in a reserve role.
"It's my first time beating him so that's nice," said the elder Rivers, whose wife watched the game on TV. "She was cheering for Austin 100 percent."
New Orleans lost for the third straight game and fifth time in its past seven.
NOTES: Clippers F Matt Barnes dressed and was cleared to play, but didn't as he returns from surgery to repair a torn retina in his left eye. ... Former Clippers Eric Gordon (nine points) and Al-Farouq Aminu (six points) both started against their former team.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 19, 2013, 07:10:34 PM
Chicago at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
San Antonio at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 20, 2013, 06:21:42 AM
The LA Lakers announce
that Kobe Bryant has a fracture in his left knee, and is expected to miss six weeks. Read more --> Here (http://yhoo.it/18UCxm9)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 20, 2013, 09:57:46 AM
CHI - Luol Deng (Achilles) will not play.
CHI – Kirk Hinrich (back) will not play.
CHI – Derrick Rose (knee) will not play.
SAN ANTONIO at GOLDEN STATE:
SAS – Tony Parker (shin) will not play.
SAS – Tim Duncan (rest) will not play.
SAS – Manu Ginobili (rest) will not play.
GSW – Festus Ezeli (knee) will not play.
GSW – Jermaine O’Neal (wrist) will not play.
GSW – Ognjen Kuzmic (hand) will not play.[/b]
Updated League Leaders :
Points:
1. Kevin Durant - 28.6
2. Carmelo Anthony - 26.4
3. LeBron James - 25.2
4. Kevin Love - 25.2
5. James Harden - 24.4
Assists:
1. Chris Paul - 11.3
2. John Wall - 9.1
3. Stephen Curry - 9.0
4. Jrue Holiday - 8.1
5. Ty Lawson - 8.0
Rebounds:
1. Kevin Love - 13.7
2. Dwight Howard - 13.0
3. DeAndre Jordan - 13.0
4. Andre Drummond - 12.7
5. LaMarcus Aldridge - 11.1
Steals:
1. Michael Carter-Williams - 3.13
2. Ricky Rubio - 2.85
3. Chris Paul - 2.35
4. Tony Allen - 2.15
5. John Wall - 2.08
Blocks:
1. Anthony Davis - 3.41
2. Roy Hibbert - 2.88
3. Serge Ibaka - 2.33
4. DeAndre Jordan - 2.19
5. John Henson - 2.16
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 20, 2013, 02:21:32 PM
Bulls – 95 Thunder – 107
Noah: 23 Pts. Dunleavy: 6 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs./Durant: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Durant: 9 Rebs.
Spurs – 104 Warriors – 102
Belinelli: 28 Pts. Diaw: 6 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs./Lee: 32 Pts. Curry: 15 Asts. Bogut: 18 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. THUNDER 21-4
2. Blazers 22-5
3. SPURS 21-5
4. CLIPPERS 18-9
5. Rockets 17-9
6. Mavericks 15-10
7. Suns 14-10
8. Nuggets 14-10
9. Warriors 14-13
10. Timberwolves 13-13
11. Lakers 12-13
12. Pelicans 11-13
13. Grizzlies 10-15
14. Kings 7-17
15. Jazz 7-21
East:
1. PACERS 20-5
2. HEAT 19-6
3. Hawks 14-12
4. CELTICS 12-15
5. Pistons 13-14
6. Bobcats 12-14
7. Wizards 11-13
8. Raptors 9-14
9. Cavaliers 9-15
10. Bulls 9-16
11. Nets 9-16
12. Knicks 8-17
13. Magic 8-18
14. Sixers 7-19
15. Bucks 5-20
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: tonistork on December 20, 2013, 06:02:38 PM
Associated Press
OAKLAND, Calif. -- With or without their star trio, the San Antonio Spurs play with a championship pedigree.
Tiago Splitter tipped in a rebound with 2.1 seconds left, lifting the short-handed Spurs to a 104-102 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night.
San Antonio (21-5) rested Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili, and Tony Parker sat out for the second straight game with a bruised right shin. None of it mattered.
"They did play well in the absence of our players, but it happens a lot in this league when players are hurt and other players want to prove something," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "They want to show the coach they should be getting more minutes and that the coach doesn't know what the heck he's talking about."
The Spurs used big nights from Marco Belinelli, Kawhi Leonard and Patty Mills to hand the Warriors (14-13) another devastating defeat in a rematch of last season's Western Conference semifinals.
The Warriors led by 14 points in the second quarter, then fell behind by nine in the third, but they still were in position to win against San Antonio's second-stringers in the closing moments.
Stephen Curry hit a tying 3-pointer to cap Golden State's comeback. But after two misses by teammates, Splitter was wide open under the rim to tap in the winning score.
Belinelli scored a career-high 28 points against his former team, Leonard had 21 points and 10 rebounds, and Mills added 20 points in one of San Antonio's most impressive wins this season. It also was a season high in points for Leonard and Mills.
"Every guy stepped up," Belinelli said.
David Lee had 32 points and 13 rebounds in Golden State's sloppy performance. Curry scored 30 points and tied his career high with 15 assists, and Andrew Bogut collected 18 rebounds.
NOTES: It was the first time in NBA history that three Australians started in the same game: Bogut for the Warriors, and Mills and Aron Baynes for San Antonio. ... San Antonio was 1-2 last season when Duncan, Ginobili and Parker all didn't play, including a 116-106 loss at Golden State on April 15.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Hats off to Popovich and the Spurs (even if I'm a Spurs hater), even without their Big 3, they still managed to win on the road against a strong Warriors team.
Post by: tonistork on December 21, 2013, 05:01:34 PM
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES -- The injury-ridden Los Angeles Lakers already have spent so much time playing without Kobe Bryant that losing him again for an extended period won't take them into uncharted territory.
Xavier Henry, the fourth player to start at point guard this season for coach Mike D'Antoni, scored 21 points, and the Lakers began another long stretch without their 15-time All-Star by beating the Minnesota Timberwolves 104-91 on Friday night.
Bryant is expected to miss at least six weeks because of a fracture in his left knee, which occurred Tuesday night at Memphis when he fell to the court late in the third quarter of the Lakers' 96-92 win. The NBA's fourth all-time leading scorer finished that game, hitting a clutch 3-pointer to help seal the win. But an MRI on Thursday revealed the injury.
The Lakers returned from a 2-2 road trip and ended a three-game home losing streak. Pau Gasol, the only player to start all 26 games for the Lakers this season, had 21 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists.
Reserve Nick Young scored 25 points, including a four-point play that gave the Lakers a lead after Corey Brewer fouled him behind the arc with 2:37 left in the third quarter.
"We played to our strengths," Henry said. "I mean, me and Nick can attack them in different ways. Jodie Meeks can shoot it, and we've got a guy like Pau who's a really good playmaker."
Kevin Love scored 20 of his 25 points in the first half and grabbed 13 rebounds for Minnesota but was held scoreless in the fourth quarter.
Nikola Pekovic had 22 points and 13 boards, but Brewer finished with just five points after missing all eight field goal attempts. Point guard Ricky Rubio missed the morning shootaround because he wasn't feeling well. He played 30 minutes, finishing with six points, seven assists and six rebounds.
Love powered the Timberwolves to a 53-51 halftime lead, fueling an 18-3 run with seven points in a 1:50 span to help turn an 11-point deficit into a 51-47 lead in the final minute of the second quarter.
"No energy. We have to be better than that," Minnesota coach Rick Adelman said. "They outworked us all night long. It was a poor game on our part. "
Game notes
Henry was the 12th overall pick in the 2012 draft, by Memphis. His older brother C.J. was the 17th overall pick in the 2005 baseball draft, by the Yankees.
Post by: tonistork on December 21, 2013, 05:12:42 PM
Associated Press
DALLAS -- DeMar DeRozan showed lots of love for former teammate and mentor Jose Calderon before Toronto played in Dallas.
Then the pupil one-upped his old teacher in the game.
DeRozan scored 15 points, including the go-ahead basket on a wild shot while getting fouled in overtime Friday night, and the Raptors overcame a season high in points from Calderon to beat the Mavericks 109-108.
Toronto trailed 108-107 after a 3-pointer by Calderon when DeRozan's pump-fake got Brandan Wright and Shawn Marion in the air. DeRozan threw up a shot as he was bumped, and it went in for the final points with 1:11 remaining.
Kyle Lowry led six players in double figures with 20 points for the Raptors, who lost to Charlotte in overtime two nights earlier and were 0-3 in OT this season.
"We understand what not to do from the previous one," said DeRozan, who led the Raptors with nine assists.
Calderon led Dallas with 23 points, including 11 to go along with three of his nine assists in the fourth quarter, and was 7-of-10 from long range.
"That's just Jose, man," DeRozan said. "Jose seems like every time the ball leaves his hand the ball's going in."
But not on the possession after DeRozan's go-ahead basket.
DeRozan missed the free throw after his circus shot, but the Mavericks were off target on their last four, including a runner in the final seconds by Monta Ellis, who had 21 points and a season-high 11 assists.
Toronto had its biggest lead at 89-81 when Calderon scored 11 straight Dallas points to get the Mavericks to 93-92. Calderon then drove and zipped a pass to Nowitzki for a 3-pointer to put Dallas in front 95-93.
Toronto's Jonas Valanciunas had 18 points and 13 rebounds, including a sequence during which he rebounded his own miss twice and eventually scored for a 93-89 lead.
Johnson and Terrence Ross scored 15 apiece for the Raptors, who started the fourth quarter on an 11-0 run. Greivis Vasquez had eight of his 14 points during the spurt, including a pair of 3-pointers on assists from DeRozan, who also hit a shot from long range.
Marion scored 14 points and matched Nowitzki with a team-high nine rebounds.
Game notes
Nowitzki needs 35 points to pass Alex English for 13th on the NBA's scoring list.
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Post by: tonistork on December 21, 2013, 05:20:30 PM
Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS -- The Pacers responded to Friday night's challenge like a champion.
After taking two big hits this week -- losing at home and dropping back-to-back games for the first time all season -- Indiana struck back by playing its most complete game of the year. Paul George finished with 24 points and nine rebounds, Lance Stephenson added 16 points and six assists, and the defense completely shut down Houston in a 114-81 rout.
"This team doesn't like losing," coach Frank Vogel said. "We talked about playing mad for four quarters."
By following Vogel's plan, the Pacers continued to add to an already strong resume.
While some try to discount Indiana's quick start because they're playing in the struggling Eastern Conference, the Pacers still have a firm grip on the conference's best record (21-5) and have already beaten three of the Western Conference's top teams -- the Clippers, Spurs and now the Rockets.
The way Indiana has been winning is just as impressive.
Despite taking Dwight Howard's best shot Friday -- Houston's center had 19 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks -- Indiana still managed to manhandle the usually potent Rockets' offense. Houston (17-10) entered the game second in scoring average and third in field goal percentage. It left Indianapolis having shot 38.1 percent in the game, compiling a season-low in points and losing to Indiana for the fourth straight time.
Even James Harden, the league's No. 6 scorer, couldn't get started. He was just 3 of 14 from the field and scored only 12 points, primarily against George. It was a disturbing twist for Houston, which had won three of its previous five, had beaten Chicago by 25 points on Wednesday and was trying to keep pace with division-leading San Antonio.
Game notes
Reserve Luis Scola finished with 13 points and made his first 3-pointer since joining the Pacers during the offseason. ... Houston played without guard Jeremy Lin (back) and Omer Asik (thigh). Asik, who has been the subject of trade rumors, did not make the trip.
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Post by: tonistork on December 22, 2013, 09:50:44 PM
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO -- Russell Westbrook says there's no question Oklahoma City is the league's best team.
He backed up his words Saturday night by leading the Thunder to a dominant victory in a place few visiting teams have had success.
Westbrook had 31 points and eight assists and Oklahoma City used a strong second quarter to beat the San Antonio Spurs 113-100 for its ninth straight victory.
"We got the best record in the league; I believe we're the best team in the league regardless of who says this and who says that," Westbrook said. "You have to go out and play. You can predict anything, but you have to play the game."
The Thunder outscored the Spurs 40-29 in the second quarter to hand San Antonio only its second home loss this season.
"It was one of our best scoring quarters," Oklahoma City coach Scott Brooks said. "Not sure we have even had a 40-point quarter this season, but we moved the ball well and made shots. Both teams are hard to guard and both teams can score points. We got hot there in the second."
Tony Parker had 23 points and eight assists in his return from a two-game absence due to a bruised shin, but Kawhi Leonard was a late scratch following a dental procedure.
Even though they were without their best defender on the wing, San Antonio said Leonard's absence had little to do with the loss.
"Well, I'm sure we'd like to have Kawhi, but that happens to every NBA team at some point in the season," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "You don't lose just because of that. We would have loved to have had him, but they played better than we did tonight for more of the game."
Kevin Durant, whom Leonard would have defended, only had 17 points while going 6-for-14 from the field.
Instead, it was Westbrook and reserve guard Reggie Jackson who proved difficult to stop.
Jackson had 21 points, four assists and only one turnover in 30 minutes.
"This is the second game he's been playing good against us," Parker said. "We have to find a solution for him. Westbrook and Durant, they are going to score and take a lot of shots, but we can't let Jackson score that much. That's two games in a row that I felt he's the one that hurt us the most."
Westbrook and Jackson were a combined 21-for-36 and handed out 12 assists.
Game notes
Parker (shin bruise) was questionable, but started and played 33 minutes. He had eight assists while shooting 6-for-14. ... Entering Saturday's game, the Thunder were averaging 109.9 points during their eight-game winning streak and shooting 50.2 percent.
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TS (toni storks) view:
I'm at the most happiest if the Spurs suffer loss at the hands of other teams in the NBA. San Antonio hater ngarud. ;D
Post by: tonistork on December 22, 2013, 10:02:53 PM
Associated Press
PHOENIX -- Phoenix first-year coach Jeff Hornacek was one of the NBA's best shooters in his playing days. His team did him proud Saturday night.
Phoenix matched its season-best with 15 3-pointers -- in 30 tries -- to beat the Dallas Mavericks 123-108 in the surprising Suns' highest-scoring game of the season
Five Phoenix players made at least two from beyond the arc.
Eric Bledsoe was 3-of-4 on 3s and scored 25, Gerald Green made 4-of-8 3s en route to 22 points and Channing Frye sank 4-of-6 3s and scored 18 in the Suns' seventh win in their last eight games. P.J. Tucker was 2-of-3 from long-range and scored 16. Marcus Morris made 2-of-3 3s.
"If you share the ball, then everybody gets a feeling of confidence that is way up," the Suns' Goran Dragic said. "We are shooting the ball well. This is so much fun, playing like that. Everybody is on the same page and when we play like that I think it's hard to stop us."
Dirk Nowitzki scored 21 points, and Monta Ellis and Brandan Wright had 19 apiece for the Mavericks, whose only lead of the night was 2-0. The 123 points were the most allowed by Dallas this season.
Both teams were playing on consecutive nights. The Suns rallied from 21 down to win at Denver 103-99 on Friday night and Dallas lost 109-108 at home to Toronto in overtime.
The Mavericks were 3-of-17 on 3s, getting outscored 45-9 from 3-point range. Dallas lost despite a 62-36 advantage in points in the paint.
Game notes
Suns have made at least seven 3-pointers in 18 consecutive games. ... Phoenix is 8-5 against teams that had a .500 record or better through games played Friday. ... The Suns, expected to be one of the NBA's worst teams, improved to 16-10, sixth-best in the Western Conference. ... Dallas has lost four of six.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Aside from the Portland Trailblazers, this Phoenix Suns is the surprise team of this NBA season. Without any true superstar in its line-up, they are winning and surprisingly if the play-off starts now, they are the 6th seed on the depth & tough Western Conference.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 25, 2013, 06:50:52 PM
Chicago at Brooklyn - 12 pm ET, 9 am PT on ESPN
Oklahoma City at New York - 2:30 pm ET, 11:30 am PT on ABC
Miami at L.A. Lakers - 5 pm ET, 2 pm PT on ABC
Houston at San Antonio - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT ESPN
Post by: david brent on December 26, 2013, 09:41:31 AM
OT: lance stephenson is the league leader in triple doubles so far (with 3 i think)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 27, 2013, 11:16:09 AM
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Frontcourt:
1. LeBron James (Mia) 854,105
2. Paul George (Ind) 712,808
3. Carmelo Anthony (NYK) 580,795
4. Roy Hibbert (Ind) 304,829
5. Chris Bosh (Mia) 222,861
6. Kevin Garnett (BKN) 137,520
7. Joakim Noah (Chi) 101,308
8. Andre Drummond (Det) 91,132
9. Jeff Green (Bos) 78,693
10. Tyson Chandler (NYK) 77,496
11. Luol Deng (Chi) 73,418
12. Carlos Boozer (Chi) 64,861
13. Paul Pierce (BKN) 60,541
14. Brook Lopez (BKN) 52,907
15. Josh Smith (Det) 46,836
Backcourt:
1. Dwyane Wade (Mia) 565,455
2. Kyrie Irving (Cle) 524,000
3. Derrick Rose (Chi) 299,950
4. John Wall (Was) 210,988
5. Ray Allen (Mia) 143,714
6. Rajon Rondo (Bos) 111,335
7. Deron Williams (BKN) 74,047
8. George Hill (Ind) 66,030
9. Lance Stephenson (Ind) 50,444
10. DeMar DeRozan (Tor) 48,744
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Frontcourt:
1. Kevin Durant (OKC) 850,728
2. Dwight Howard (Hou) 408,623
3. Blake Griffin (LAC) 399,357
4. Kevin Love (Min) 377,941
5. Tim Duncan (SA) 312,809
6. LaMarcus Aldridge (Por) 282,613
7. Anthony Davis (NO) 188,589
8. Pau Gasol (LAL) 177,883
9. Andre Iguodala (GS) 145,089
10. Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 126,025
11. Chandler Parsons (Hou) 106,369
12. DeMarcus Cousins (Sac) 99,903
13. David Lee (GS) 89,858
14. Omer Asik (Hou) 79,591
15. Kawhi Leonard (SA) 76,110
Backcourt:
1. Kobe Bryant (LAL) 723,031
2. Chris Paul (LAC) 533,647
3. Stephen Curry (GS) 481,698
4. Jeremy Lin (Hou) 358,725
5. James Harden (Hou) 270,476
6. Russell Westbrook (OKC) 216,070
7. Tony Parker (SA) 158,329
8. Damian Lillard (Por) 105,880
9. Ricky Rubio (Min) 81,829
10. Steve Nash (LAL) 81,377
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 27, 2013, 04:18:05 PM
Hawks – 127 Cavaliers – 125
Teague: 34 Pts. Teague: 14 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Irving: 40 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. Varejao: 17 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 92 Rockets – 100
Randolph: 23 Pts Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 17 Rebs./Harden: 27 Pts. Parsons: 5 Asts. Parsons: 11 Rebs.
Spurs – 116 Mavericks – 107
Parker: 23 Pts. Diaw: 5 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs./Nowitzki: 25 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. Blair: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 112 Blazers – 116
Griffin: 35 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs./Aldridge: 32 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Lopez: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. BLAZERS 24-5
2. Thunder 23-5
3. SPURS 23-7
4. CLIPPERS 20-11
5. Rockets 20-11
6. Suns 17-10
7. Warriors 17-13
8. Mavericks 16-13
9. Nuggets 14-13
10. Timberwolves 13-15
11. Pelicans 12-14
12. Lakers 13-16
13. Grizzlies 12-16
14. Kings 8-19
15. Jazz 8-23
East:
1. PACERS 23-5
2. HEAT 22-6
3. Hawks 16-13
4. RAPTORS 11-15
5. Bobcats 14-15
6. Wizards 12-13
7. Pistons 14-16
8. Celtics 12-17
9. Bulls 11-16
10. Cavaliers 10-18
11. Knicks 9-19
12. Nets 9-19
13. Sixers 8-20
14. Magic 8-20
15. Bucks 6-22
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 27, 2013, 11:25:35 PM
Oklahoma City at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Detroit at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Milwaukee at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Toronto at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Washington at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
Denver at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Miami at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Phoenix at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 28, 2013, 09:26:36 AM
1. Kevin Durant
2. LeBron James
3. Paul George
4. LaMarcus Aldridge
5. Chris Paul
6. Russell Westbrook
7. Kevin Love
8. Damian Lillard
9. Tony Parker
10. Stephen Curry
NBA.com's weekly Rookie Ladder:
1. Michael Carter-Williams
2. Trey Burke
3. Victor Oladipo
4. Tim Hardaway, Jr.
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo
6. Ben McLemore
7. Cody Zeller
8. Hollis Thompson
9. Tony Snell
10. Miroslav Raduljica
Post by: tonistork on December 28, 2013, 11:01:27 AM
Associated Press
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Kevin Durant had 34 points and 12 rebounds, and the Oklahoma City Thunder held on to defeat the Charlotte Bobcats 89-85 Friday night without injured guard Russell Westbrook.
The Thunder announced before the game that Westbrook had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and is out until after the All-Star break.
Durant scored 14 points in the fourth quarter and finished 14 of 28 from the field. Serge Ibaka had 12 points and nine rebounds for the Thunder, who have won seven straight road games and 11 of 12 overall.
Reggie Jackson started in place of Westbrook but shot only 4 of 19 from the floor.
The Thunder managed to escape after Josh McRoberts missed a wide-open 3-pointer with 3 seconds left.
Kemba Walker led the Bobcats with 18 points and seven assists. Al Jefferson added 16 points and 11 rebounds.
After a timeout, Walker drove the lane and kicked out to McRoberts, who missed an open 3 from the left wing. Thabo Sefolosha made two free throws to seal the victory.
Durant is expected to take on an even bigger scoring load with Westbrook out at least 27 games. The surprising news came just two days after Westbrook had a triple-double against the New York Knicks.
General manager Sam Presti said in a news release that Westbrook has been playing pain-free, but "recently had experienced increased swelling" in his right knee.
Westbrook's knee problems began in April when he tore his meniscus in the second game of the Western Conference playoffs, sidelining him for the remainder of the postseason and diminishing Oklahoma City's chances of reaching the NBA Finals. He had a second arthroscopic surgery before training camp.
Oklahoma City is 21-3 with Westbrook in the starting lineup.
"He was playing great basketball, probably some of the best basketball in the entire league," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said. "We're looking forward to him coming back and getting back to the level that he has played at -- and he will."
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Post by: tonistork on December 28, 2013, 11:06:03 AM
Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Arron Afflalo scored 23 points to lead five Orlando players in double-figures and the Magic snapped a three-game losing streak with a 109-92 win over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night.
Orlando led the Pistons by as many as 22 points and cruised in the fourth quarter.
Nik Vucevic added 20 points and 11 rebounds, and rookie Victor Oladipo finished with 16 points and a career-high 11 assists.
The victory also halted a five-game home losing streak for the Magic, who hadn't won at the Amway Center since the day before Thanksgiving.
Brandon Jennings had 21 points and Will Bynum added 18 for the Pistons, who ended a streak of three consecutive road victories.
In some of their recent losses Orlando had started fast, only to fall apart late in the games.
The Magic jumped out to another early lead, but this time were able to sustain it with a variety of scoring bursts that kept the Pistons playing catch up for most of the night.
Orlando hovered over 50 percent shooting throughout and carried a 19-point lead into the fourth quarter.
The Pistons, who claimed eight of their 14 wins on the road, never found a flow on offense. They shot 41 percent for the game, and were outscored in the paint 58-48.
The Magic carved out their early advantage shooting 56 percent in the opening 24 minutes to take a 55-48 lead into halftime.
Glen Davis had eight points in less than five minutes and then yielded to Afflalo, who finished the half with 12 points. Oladipo and Tobias Harris each added 10 points.
The Pistons shot 44 percent for the half, but Jennings' 18 points kept them within striking distance.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 28, 2013, 11:14:35 AM
He has played 3049 less minutes and 104 less games.
Post by: tonistork on December 28, 2013, 11:25:28 AM
Associated Press
NEW YORK -- Jonas Valanciunas had 16 points and a career-high 18 rebounds, DeMar DeRozan scored 25 points, and the Toronto Raptors rallied for a 95-83 victory over the New York Knicks on Friday night.
The Raptors trailed by 12 points in the third quarter, but outscored the Knicks 29-12 in the fourth to take the opener of the home-and-home series.
Kyle Lowry had 15 points and 11 assists for the Atlantic Division-leading Raptors, who host the Knicks on Saturday with a chance to extend their lead to five games over last season's division champions.
Andrea Bargnani had 18 points and 12 rebounds against his former team. Beno Udrih finished with 15 points and 10 assists for the Knicks, who played again without Carmelo Anthony because of a sprained left ankle.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Wihout Carmelo, New York Knicks is a hopeless case. And as a Knicks believer at the start of this season, I finally give up on them. Sana noon pa, tinanggal si Woodson at least may rason at di pa na-injured si Anthony.
Post by: tonistork on December 28, 2013, 11:45:21 AM
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Kevin Love had 25 points and 11 rebounds, and J.J. Barea scored 17 points off the bench to help the Minnesota Timberwolves beat the Washington Wizards 120-98 on Friday night.
Ricky Rubio had 11 points, nine assists and eight rebounds in 26 minutes, and Nikola Pekovic added 18 points and 10 boards for the Timberwolves. Minnesota outrebounded Washington 44-35 and only turned the ball over five times.
John Wall had 26 points and seven assists for the Wizards, who missed a chance to win their fourth straight road game for the first time since March 2008. Nene added 13 points and five rebounds, but Bradley Beal had to be helped off the floor in the fourth quarter with a left leg injury.
Beal scored 14 points in 26 minutes, but got tangled up on a screen by Wolves forward Luc Mbah a Moute with 4:25 to go. Beal was knocked to the ground and couldn't put any pressure on his left leg as Jan Vesely and Trevor Ariza helped him to the locker room.
Barea shot 8 of 10 and Alexey Shved scored 13 points and grabbed five rebounds to give the Wolves some much-needed balance between their starters and bench.
The Timberwolves slogged through a brutal opening two months, weathering injuries to Chase Budinger and Ronny Turiaf and the third-toughest schedule in the NBA to post a 13-15 record. It was underwhelming considering the high hopes they started the season with, but not wholly unexpected given the schedule.
Now is the time they have to make a move if they want to be a factor in the Western Conference playoff race. They play six of the next eight at home and face five teams that are currently under .500.
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Post by: tonistork on December 28, 2013, 11:48:13 AM
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NEW ORLEANS -- Tyreke Evans had 19 points and 10 assists, and the New Orleans Pelicans handed the Denver Nuggets their fifth straight loss, 105-89 on Friday night.
Jrue Holiday had 17 points and four steals, causing two turnovers that led to late fast-break points as the Pelicans slammed the door on Denver's comeback bid.
Anthony Davis added 17 points and four blocked shots despite playing sparingly in the first half because of three early fouls.
Wilson Chandler scored 22 points and J.J. Hickson added 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Nuggets, who trailed by 18 in the second quarter but were as close as 93-87 on Quincy Miller's 3-pointer with 2:55 to go.
That's when Holiday found Davis for an alley-oop tip and again for a fast-break basket as New Orleans pulled away for its second straight win.
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Post by: tonistork on December 28, 2013, 01:44:01 PM
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SALT LAKE CITY -- Derrick Favors had 18 points and 14 rebounds and made a putback dunk with 2.1 seconds remaining to lift the Utah Jazz to a 105-103 victory over the depleted Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night.
With the game tied at 103, Gordon Hayward drove to the basket on Utah's final possession but missed his off-balance attempt as the Lakers converged. Favors grabbed the rebound and slammed the ball through the hoop to snap Utah's four-game home losing streak. Hayward finished with 24 points and nine assists.
Nick Young scored 21 points in 27 minutes before fouling out with 5:45 remaining, and Chris Kaman had a season-high 19 points starting in place of Pau Gasol, who was out with a respiratory infection.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 28, 2013, 02:12:27 PM
Thunder - 89 Bobcats - 85
Durant: 34 Pts. Durant: 5 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs./Walker: 18 Pts. McRoberts: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs.
Pistons - 92 Magic - 109
Jennings: 21 Pts. Jennings: 8 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Afflalo: 23 Pts. Oladipo: 11 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 93 Nets - 104
Antetokounmpo: 16 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Rebs./Livingston: 20 Pts. Livingston: 6 Asts. Evans: 13 Rebs.
Raptors - 95 Knicks - 83
DeRozan: 25 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 18 Rebs./Bargnani: 18 Pts. Udrih: 10 Asts. Bargnani: 12 Rebs.
Wizards - 98 Timberwolves - 120
Wall: 26 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Booker: 9 Rebs./Love: 25 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 89 Pelicans - 105
Chandler: 22 Pts. Lawson: 12 Asts. Hickson: 10 Rebs./Evans: 19 Pts. Evans: 10 Asts. Anderson: 10 Rebs.
Lakers - 103 Jazz - 105
Young: 21 Pts. Farmar: 7 Asts. Kaman: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 9 Asts. Favors: 14 Rebs.
Heat - 103 Kings - 108
James: 33 Pts. Chalmers: 10 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./Cousins: 27 Pts. Thomas: 11 Asts. Cousins: 17 Rebs.
Suns - 86 Warriors - 115
Tucker: 11 Pts. Dragic: 3 Asts. Tucker: 12 Rebs./Thompson: 21 Pts. Curry: 16 Asts. Curry: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. BLAZERS 24-5
2. Thunder 24-5
3. SPURS 23-7
4. CLIPPERS 20-11
5. Rockets 20-11
6. Suns 17-11
7. Warriors 18-13
8. Mavericks 16-13
9. Nuggets 14-14
10. Timberwolves 14-15
11. Pelicans 13-14
12. Lakers 13-17
13. Grizzlies 12-16
14. Kings 9-19
15. Jazz 9-23
East:
1. PACERS 23-5
2. HEAT 22-7
3. Hawks 16-13
4. RAPTORS 12-15
5. Bobcats 14-16
6. Wizards 12-14
7. Pistons 14-17
8. Celtics 12-17
9. Bulls 11-16
10. Cavaliers 10-18
11. Nets 10-19
12. Knicks 9-20
13. Magic 9-20
14. Sixers 8-20
15. Bucks 6-23
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 28, 2013, 09:36:24 PM
Cleveland at Boston - 1 pm ET, 10 am PT
Brooklyn at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
New York at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Detroit at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Charlotte at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Dallas at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
New Orleans at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Minnesota at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Philadelphia at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Miami at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Utah at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 28, 2013, 10:27:37 PM
iba talaga ang NBA Cares :peace:
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Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 11:48:40 AM
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BOSTON -- Brandon Bass couldn't hide his smile after his timely blocked shot for the Boston Celtics.
Jeff Green and Jordan Crawford each scored 19 points, Bass added 15 points and had a game-saving block in the closing seconds Saturday, and the Celtics held on for a 103-100 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Early in the third quarter, Bass made a 3-pointer for only the second time in 18 career attempts, but it was timely play against Dion Waiters that made his day.
"The block," he said, with a wide grin coming across his face when asked what play he enjoyed more. "The block was huge, man. The 3-pointer was cool, but the block was huge."
The Cavaliers were playing soon after suspending center Andrew Bynum indefinitely for "conduct detrimental to the team" and banning him from all team-related activities. Bynum, who signed a two-year, $24 million contract with the Cavaliers in July, did not travel with the team to Boston and it's likely he has played his final game for Cleveland.
Avery Bradley added 18 points and eight rebounds to help Boston snap a three-game losing streak. Bass also had eight rebounds.
Kyrie Irving led the Cavaliers with 32 points, the eighth time in his last 10 games he has scored 20 or more. Waiters added 17 points, and Jarrett Jack had 14 for Cleveland, which lost its fourth straight.
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TS (toni storks) view):
Before the start of this season, Cleveland with Irving, Thompson, Varejao, No.1 pick, Bennett and Bynum as its core was pick by NBA experts as one of the most improved team out East and a playoff bound team. But look at them now, they are losing (10-19 record) and Bynum had become a nut-head. Maybe, Coach Mike Brown is over-rated, he just became a good coach in the eyes of the fans because of Lebron James. For me, he's just a mediocre coach, Lakers saw that too.
Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 11:55:37 AM
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Paul George scored 24 points and Lance Stephenson added 23 to lead the Indiana Pacers to a 105-91 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday night.
George Hill finished with 21 points for the Pacers, who put five players in double figures and pulled away with a third-quarter burst.
Roy Hibbert scored 11 and David West 10 for Indiana, which leads the Eastern Conference at 23-6. Stephenson also had nine rebounds and seven assists.
Paul Pierce scored 18 points, Mirza Teletovic 17, Deron Williams 14 and Alan Anderson 10 for the Nets, who fell to 10-20.
Indiana, leading by three points at the start of the third quarter, went on an 11-3 run as the Nets turned the ball over on four straight possessions.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Frank Vogel is the best coach in the NBA's Eastern Conference right now, and Jason Kidd?. . well he is a very good point guard during his playing career. Coaching?. . FORGET IT.
Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 12:02:30 PM
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TORONTO -- Kyle Lowry had a season-best 32 points and 11 assists, Terrence Ross made a career-high seven 3-pointers and the Toronto Raptors beat New York for the second straight night, topping the short-handed Knicks 115-100 on Saturday.
Lowry came within two rebounds of a triple-double and Ross had 23 points as Toronto won for the fourth time in five games.
DeMar DeRozan added 20 points for the Raptors, who overcame a 12-point deficit in the second half to beat New York 95-83 at Madison Square Garden on Friday.
Greivis Vasquez made three 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and Lowry capped it from long range with 5 seconds left as the Raptors finished with a season-high 15 baskets from beyond the arc.
Amar'e Stoudemire scored 20 of his 23 points in the second half and Tyson Chandler had 16 for the Knicks, who lost for the fifth time in seven games. J.R. Smith scored 13 for New York.
Making his first regular-season appearance in Toronto after being traded to the Knicks last summer, Andrea Bargnani was booed during pregame introductions and jeered every time he touched the ball. He finished with 12 points.
Already missing guards Raymond Felton (right groin) and Pablo Prigioni (right foot), the Knicks again played without leading scorer Carmelo Anthony, who sat out for the third straight game with a sore left ankle. Also absent was Metta World Peace (left knee), who sat out for the fourth time in five games.
Knicks coach Mike Woodson said he hoped to have Anthony back when the Knicks visit Texas next week for games at San Antonio, Houston and Dallas.
Game notes
Anthony did not travel to Toronto, remaining behind in New York for treatment. An update on his condition is expected Monday. The Knicks will likely take Sunday off after playing back-to-back games against the Raptors.
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Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 12:22:43 PM
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ATLANTA -- Paul Millsap scored a season-high 31 points, Lou Williams scored 10 of his season-best 28 points in overtime and the Atlanta Hawks rallied to beat the Charlotte Bobcats 118-116 on Saturday night.
Al Jefferson had 24 points and a season-high 23 rebounds, and Gerald Henderson added 22 points for Charlotte.
Playing their first game since leading scorer and rebounder Al Horford suffered a torn pectoral muscle, the Hawks trailed by 14 after Henderson hit a 20-foot fadeaway jumper with 4:19 left in the third quarter.
But Atlanta, which has won two straight and five of six, rallied to force overtime when backup center Pero Antic made a 3-pointer off one leg from the right wing with 3.1 seconds left in regulation.
Jeff Teague finished with 20 points and nine assists for the Hawks. Mike Scott added 18 points, and Millsap pulled down 13 rebounds.
It took until the final seconds of the third for Atlanta to cut the lead to six when Antic blocked three shots by Cody Zeller on the same possession and Williams followed with a 3 from the left sideline to make it 77-71.
Kyle Korver hit a 3 early in the fourth to extend his NBA career record to a 94th consecutive game.
Game notes
With Horford sidelined, Millsap and G DeMarre Carroll are the only Hawks to start and play in all 30 games. ... Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said before the game that the team doesn't know much time Horford will miss. He tore his right pectoral muscle in Friday's OT win at Cleveland. Two years ago, Horford played in just 11 regular-season games after tearing his left pectoral muscle. . Horford's replacements at center -- Elton Brand, Antic and Gustavo Ayon -- were a combined 2 for 13 from the field for six points.
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TS (toni storks) note:
Two former Utah Jazz frontliners played a superb game with the 6'8" Millsap scoring 31 points with 13 rebounds, 2 assists & 2 blocks in 40 minutes playing time for the winner while the 6'10" Jefferson scored 24 points with 23 rebounds in 42 minutes for the losing team. Incidentally, they are both made 10 FGs out of 18 attempts.
Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 12:30:47 PM
Associated Press
CHICAGO -- Monta Ellis had 22 points and the Dallas Mavericks took control early in coasting to a 105-83 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night.
Dirk Nowitzki and Vince Carter added 18 points apiece for the Mavericks, who led by as many as 32 while bouncing back from a home loss to San Antonio on Thursday.
Joakim Noah led Chicago with 20 points and 10 rebounds, but the Bulls had their modest two-game winning streak snapped.
The Mavericks took command with a 15-2 run to end the first quarter, turning a 17-15 deficit into a 30-19 lead. Carter had seven points during the spurt.
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Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 12:36:30 PM
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MILWAUKEE -- Kevin Love had 33 points and 15 rebounds for his sixth straight double-double, and the Minnesota Timberwolves climbed back to .500 by routing the Milwaukee Bucks 117-95 on Saturday night.
Nikola Pekovic added 19 points and 11 rebounds, and Love hit four of Minnesota's 11 3-pointers. Perimeter defense was once again a huge problem for the Bucks, who have allowed opponents to hit at least 10 3s in seven consecutive games.
Khris Middleton scored 23 points for Milwaukee on 10-of-20 shooting. Larry Sanders had nine points and 10 rebounds in 33 minutes, his first start since missing seven weeks following right thumb surgery.
The Bucks fell to an NBA-worst 6-24, while Minnesota evened its record at 15-15.
Coach Rick Adelman's club snapped a three-game losing streak on the road behind typically stellar play from Love and long-range shooting.
Kevin Martin (20 points) smiled after his shot from the wing bounced perilously off the rim a couple of times before falling through the net for a 24-point lead with 4:32 left in the third quarter.
The Timberwolves led by as many as 31 before the Bucks mounted a late charge to get to a slightly more respectable deficit.
If only Milwaukee could have contained Minnesota from the perimeter. The Timberwolves, the league's third-highest scoring team (106.1 points per game) shot 45 percent from 3-point territory after hitting at a 33 percent clip for the season.
Corey Brewer (12 points) got the fun started by freezing rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo on the perimeter and hitting an 18-footer.
Mayo finished with 19 points off the bench while Brandon Knight added 18 points and five assists. The Bucks had 20 turnovers, leading to 25 points for Minnesota.
Game notes
Bucks C John Henson had to celebrate his birthday on the bench with a left leg injury. Henson, who turned 23, said he thought he might have a high ankle sprain, though he is supposed to undergo more tests to determine exactly what's ailing him. It is unclear how long he might be out. ... F Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, drafted by the Bucks in 2008, returned to Milwaukee for the first time since being traded in the offseason to Sacramento. The Kings traded him to Minnesota last month for F Derrick Williams.
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Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 01:07:35 PM
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HOUSTON -- The Houston Rockets had trouble hitting shots and finding a rhythm through the first three quarters against New Orleans on Saturday night, doing just enough to hang with the Pelicans.
In the fourth, the Rockets -- led by James Harden and Jeremy Lin for a second straight game -- were able to finish things off.
Dwight Howard had 24 points and 18 rebounds, and Harden scored 11 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter in the Rockets' 107-98 comeback victory.
"It was winning time," Harden said. "I was struggling the first three quarters and couldn't find the rhythm when my teammates needed me the most. We got the ball moving and Jeremy made a couple of good threes. Chandler (Parsons) had a good put back and then Dwight got an and-one. Everybody picked up the intensity a little bit."
It was the second straight game Houston rallied in the fourth for a win and marked the first time since December 2009 that the Rockets have won three straight games within the division. Houston beat San Antonio on Christmas and topped Memphis on Thursday night.
"We didn't shoot it well," Houston coach Kevin McHale said. "I know at one time I looked up, I thought we were two for 19 from the three-point line. It felt like they made every three. They were 10 for 22. ... We found a way to win, but it was another in a long line of games that feel like you are pulling teeth."
Howard was 10 of 12 from the floor, helping to keep Houston in the game through the first three quarters with 20 points in that span.
Parsons added 19 points and seven rebounds, and Terrence Jones had 17 points and eight rebounds to help Houston win its third straight game and snap New Orleans' winning streak at two.
Lin had all 10 of his points in the fourth quarter after scoring 14 of his 18 points in the fourth against Memphis. The Rockets made three of five 3-point attempts in the fourth quarter after going 3 of 21 from long range in the first three quarters.
Houston was 25 of 32 from the free-throw line, while New Orleans was 6 of 8.
Ryan Anderson had 22 points and 12 rebounds for New Orleans. Anthony Davis added 18 points and 16 rebounds, and Tyreke Evans had 16 points and nine assists.
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Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 01:38:59 PM
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PHOENIX -- Miles Plumlee scored a career-high 22 points to go with 13 rebounds, and the Phoenix Suns bounced back from their worst loss of the season to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 115-101 Saturday night.
Goran Dragic added 21 points and Eric Bledsoe 20 for the Suns, who have won nine of 11. Marcus Morris made three fourth-quarter 3-pointers and scored 18.
Thaddeus Young scored 30 points, Michael Carter-Williams 27 and Tony Wroten 22 for the 76ers, who lost their 13th road game in a row and have dropped nine of 10 overall.
Evan Turner, Philadelphia's leading scorer at 19.3 points per game, sat out to rest his sore right knee.
Game notes
Young's string of 10 consecutive 3-pointers ended when he misfired with 6 minutes to go in the second quarter. ... Philadelphia won its first road game of the season and none since. ... The Suns improved to 11-4 at home.
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TS (toni storks) note:
Phoenix' Miles Plumlee is having a breakout season. After merely playing for Indiana Pacers in 2012-13 season (55 minutes total playing time for the whole season), he now averaged 10.1 ppg, 9.2 rpg, 1.8 bpg in 28 min./game.
Post by: tonistork on December 29, 2013, 02:05:09 PM
Detroit, 82 Washinton, 106
Denver, 99 Memphis, 120
Miami, 108 Portland, 107
Utah, 90 LA Clippers, 98
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 29, 2013, 03:01:56 PM
Cavaliers – 100 Celtics – 103
Irving: 32 Pts. Jack: 4 Asts. Zeller: 10 Rebs./Green: 19 Pts. Crawford: 5 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Nets – 91 Pacers – 105
Pierce: 18 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Garnett: 7 Rebs./George: 24 Pts. Stephenson: 7 Asts.
Stephenson: 9 Rebs.
Knicks – 100 Raptors – 115
Stoudemire: 23 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Stoudemire: 9 Rebs./Lowry: 32 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Pistons – 82 Wizards – 106
Monroe: 14 Pts. Jennings: 6 Asts. Monroe: 7 Rebs./Wall: 20 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Booker: 9 Rebs.
Bobcats – 116 Hawks – 118
Jefferson: 24 Pts. McRoberts: 9 Asts. Jefferson: 23 Rebs./Millsap: 33 Pts Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks – 105 Bulls – 83
Ellis: 22 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Marion: 13 Rebs./Noah: 20 Pts. Butler: 5 Asts. Noah: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 98 Rockets – 107
Anderson: 22 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 16 Rebs./Howard: 24 Pts. Lin: 5 Asts. Howard: 18 Rebs.
Nuggets – 99 Grizzlies – 120
Lawson: 20 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Hickson: 6 Rebs./Randolph: 20 Pts. Johnson: 6
Asts. Koufos: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 117 Bucks – 95
Love: 33 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs./Middleton: 23 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Sanders: 10 Rebs.
Sixers – 101 Suns – 115
Young: 30 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Young: 10 Rebs./Plumlee: 22 Pts. Dragic:
5 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs.
Heat – 108 Blazers – 107
Bosh: 37 Pts. Chalmers: 9 Asts. Bosh: 10 Rebs./Matthews: 23 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Freeland: 12 Rebs.
Jazz – 90 Clippers – 98
Kanter: 17 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs./Griffin: 40 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 24-5
2. Blazers 24-6
3. SPURS 23-7
4. CLIPPERS 21-11
5. Rockets 21-11
6. Suns 18-11
7. Warriors 18-13
8. Mavericks 17-13
9. Timberwolves 15-15
10. Nuggets 14-15
11. Pelicans 12-15
12. Grizzlies 13-16
13. Lakers 13-17
14. Kings 9-19
15. Jazz 9-24
East:
1. PACERS 24-5
2. HEAT 23-7
3. Hawks 17-13
4. RAPTORS 13-15
5. Wizards 13-14
6. Bobcats 14-17
7. Pistons 14-18
8. Celtics 13-17
9. Bulls 11-17
10. Cavaliers 10-19
11. Nets 10-20
12. Magic 9-20
13. Knicks 9-21
14. Sixers 8-21
15. Bucks 6-24
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 29, 2013, 05:00:02 PM
Golden State at Cleveland - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Atlanta at Orlando - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Houston at Oklahoma City - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Sacramento at San Antonio - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT
Post by: Itachi101 on December 29, 2013, 07:43:10 PM
nice clutch shot from Chris Bosh
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 30, 2013, 04:05:47 PM
Warriors - 108 Cavaliers - 104
Curry: 29 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Irving: 27 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. Varejao: 12 Rebs.
Hawks - 102 Magic - 109
Teague: 22 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 7 Rebs./Afflalo: 21 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Rockets - 86 Thunder - 117
Brooks: 17 Pts. Harden: 3 Asts. Jones: 9 Rebs./Durant: 33 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Durant: 13 Rebs.
Kings - 104 Spurs - 112
Cousins: 29 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs./Ginobili: 28 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts.
Duncan: 13 Rebs.
Sixers - 111 Lakers - 104
Young: 25 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Young: 26 Pts. Farmar: 8 Asts. Hill: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 25-5
2. Blazers 24-6
3. SPURS 24-7
4. CLIPPERS 21-11
5. Rockets 21-12
6. Suns 18-11
7. Warriors 19-13
8. Mavericks 17-13
9. Timberwolves 15-15
10. Nuggets 14-15
11. Pelicans 13-15
12. Grizzlies 13-16
13. Lakers 13-18
14. Kings 9-20
15. Jazz 9-24
East:
1. PACERS 24-5
2. HEAT 23-7
3. Hawks 17-14
4. RAPTORS 13-15
5. Wizards 13-14
6. Bobcats 14-17
7. Pistons 14-18
8. Celtics 13-17
9. Bulls 11-17
10. Cavaliers 10-20
11. Magic 10-20
12. Nets 10-20
13. Sixers 9-21
14. Knicks 9-21
15. Bucks 6-24
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 30, 2013, 08:52:11 PM
Washington at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Chicago at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
Dallas at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Portland at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Miami at Denver - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Charlotte at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Phoenix at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: pg24 on December 31, 2013, 01:50:19 AM
Western Conference
Frontcourt:
1. Kevin Durant (OKC)
2. Dwight Howard (Hou)
3. Blake Griffin (LAC)
4. Kevin Love (Min)
5. Tim Duncan (SA)
Backcourt:
1. Kobe Bryant (LAL)
2. Chris Paul (LAC)
3. Stephen Curry (GS)
4. Jeremy Lin (Hou)
5. James Harden (Hou)
Eastern Conference
Frontcourt:
1. LeBron James (Mia)
2. Paul George (Ind)
3. Carmelo Anthony (NYK)
4. Roy Hibbert (Ind)
5. Chris Bosh (Mia)
Backcourt:
1. Dwyane Wade (Mia)
2. Kyrie Irving (Cle)
3. Derrick Rose (Chi)
4. John Wall (Was)
5. Ray Allen (Mia)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 31, 2013, 04:09:58 PM
Wizards - 106 Pistons - 99
Wall: 29 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Ariza: 11 Rebs./ Monroe: 22 Pts. Jennings: 14 Asts.
Drummond: 16 Rebs.
Bulls - 95 Grizzlies - 91
Butler: 26 Pts. Augustin: 9 Asts. Boozer: 10 Rebs./Conley: 26 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts.
Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 100 Timberwolves - 98
Marion: 32 Pts. Ellis: 10 Asts. Dalembert: 7 Rebs./Love: 36 Pts. Rubio: 13 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 108 Pelicans - 110
Lillard: 29 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 8 Rebs./Holiday: 31 Pts. Holiday: 13 Asts. Aminu: 15 Rebs.
Heat - 97 Nuggets - 94
James: 26 Pts. James: 10 Asts. Allen: 7 Rebs./Lawson: 26 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Hickson: 11 Rebs.
Bobcats - 80 Jazz - 83
Henderson: 19 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Jefferson: 10 Rebs./Burke: 21 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Suns - 107 Clippers - 88
Dragic: 26 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Mark. Morris: 12 Rebs./Griffin: 15 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 25-5
2. SPURS 24-7
3. Blazers 24-7
4. CLIPPERS 21-12
5. Rockets 21-12
6. Suns 19-11
7. Warriors 19-13
8. Mavericks 18-13
9. Timberwolves 15-16
10. Pelicans 14-15
11. Nuggets 14-16
12. Grizzlies 13-17
13. Lakers 13-18
14. Kings 9-20
15. Jazz 10-24
East:
1. PACERS 24-5
2. HEAT 24-7
3. Hawks 17-14
4. RAPTORS 13-15
5. Wizards 14-14
6. Bobcats 14-18
7. Celtics 13-17
8. Pistons 14-19
9. Bulls 12-17
10. Cavaliers 10-20
11. Magic 10-20
12. Nets 10-20
13. Sixers 9-21
14. Knicks 9-21
15. Bucks 6-24
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 31, 2013, 07:12:30 PM
Atlanta at Boston - 1 pm ET, 10 am PT
Cleveland at Indiana - 3 pm ET, 12 pm PT
Golden State at Orlando - 5 pm ET, 2 pm PT
Sacramento at Houston - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Brooklyn at San Antonio - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Toronto at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Portland at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: Zurca on January 02, 2014, 02:49:06 PM
NBA Results January 1, 2014
Warriors beat Magic 94-81 for 6th straight win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-beat-magic-94-81-003601727--nba.html)
Bucks send Lakers to 6th straight loss (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-send-lakers-6th-straight-055329489--nba.html)
Aldridge leads Trail Blazers over Thunder (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/aldridge-leads-trail-blazers-over-034006728--nba.html)
Valanciunas leads Raptors over Bulls 85-79 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/valanciunas-leads-raptors-over-bulls-033655293--nba.html)
Gay, Cousins lead Kings past Rockets, 110-106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gay-cousins-lead-kings-past-024814252--nba.html)
Parker leads Spurs to rout of Nets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-leads-spurs-rout-nets-024154518--nba.html)
NBA Results January 2, 2014
Ellis leads Mavericks over Wizards, 87-78 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-leads-mavericks-over-wizards-013608442--nba.html)
Sixers roll past Denver, 114-102 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sixers-roll-past-denver-114-043729867--nba.html)
Balanced Wolves roll Pelicans, 124-112 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/balanced-wolves-roll-pelicans-124-032451012--nba.html)
Griffin, Dudley lead Clippers over Bobcats, 112-85 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-dudley-lead-clippers-over-045936266--nba.html)
DeRozan scores 26 as Raptors beat Pacers 95-82 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-scores-26-raptors-beat-024139919--nba.html)
Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 08:27:21 AM
DENVER -- The Denver Nuggets have suspended veteran guard Andre Miller two games for "conduct detrimental to the team."
One day after the first "Did not play -- coach's decision" of Andre Miller's 15-year career, the guard was suspended two games by the Nuggets.
Miller was upset after not playing in the Nuggets' 114-102 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night. It was the first "Did not play -- coach's decision" of Miller's 15-year career.
With Miller averaging 5.9 points and 3.3 assists and mired in an eight-game slump, first-year coach Brian Shaw has vowed to shake things up to find the right combination of players on the court.
Miller's suspension begins with Friday's home game against the Memphis Grizzlies. He will not travel with the team for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 12:40:43 PM
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO -- Iman Shumpert scored a career-high 27 points, Carmelo Anthony had 27 points and 12 rebounds in his return from injury and the New York Knicks surprised the San Antonio Spurs 105-101 on Thursday night.
Amare Stoudemire added 11 points and Beno Udrih and Andrea Bargnani added 10 each for New York (10-21), which snapped a three-game skid.
Marco Belinelli had a career-high 32 points, but missed a pair of 3-pointers in the final minute for San Antonio (25-8). Tony Parker had 12 points and Manu Ginoboli added 11 points and 12 assists.
The Spurs dropped to 12-5 at home this season. They had won three in a row overall.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Nice win Knicks. . . sayang ang career night ng Italian gunner na si Belinelli.
Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 12:46:03 PM
Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY -- Gordon Hayward scored 22 points and Derrick Favors had 21 points and 11 rebounds to help the Utah Jazz hold off the Milwaukee Bucks 96-87 Thursday night and claim consecutive wins for just the third time this season.
Hayward, Utah's leading scorer, had failed to reach double-digits in the previous two games but was efficient from the start against the Bucks with 18 in the first half.
Favors took his turn as the center of the improving Jazz offense at crunch time with seven points in the final 2:02 to clinch the game.
The Jazz made all 17 free throw attempts and outrebounded the Bucks 43-34 in the matchup of teams with the worst records in each conference.
Larry Sanders went 7 of 7 on field goals to lead Milwaukee with 16 points, while Luke Ridnour had 12 points and Gary Neal finished with 11.
Diante Garrett, who joined the Jazz in mid-November, seemed to be auditioning to keep his job. The point guard played 20 minutes -- the most in a competitive contest since his initial game with the Jazz -- and scored 10 points, a career high. All contracts become guaranteed for the rest of the year on Jan. 10.
Game notes
The Bucks had 17 fast-break points, including eight in the fourth quarter, to Utah's nine . The Jazz improved to 10-7 with a starting lineup of Burke, Hayward, Richard Jefferson, Williams and Favors. . Favors has 11 double-doubles (points-rebounds) this season.
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Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 12:55:00 PM
Associated Press
MIAMI -- Game-high in points. Game-high in assists. Game-high in steals. Oh, and for good measure, he made as many 3-pointers as the entire Miami Heat roster.
Stephen Curry had another night to remember.
And the Golden State Warriors continued their surge.
Curry finished with 36 points, 12 assists, four steals and made eight 3-pointers, David Lee finished with 32 points and 14 rebounds, and the Warriors ran past the Heat 123-114 Thursday night to extend the NBA's longest current winning streak to seven games.
"Curry was spectacular," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "If he doesn't make the All-Star team, I might retire."
If the Heat had a vote, Jackson's job would be safe.
"One of the best shooters this NBA will see," Heat star LeBron James said. "I mean, if you can find a better shooter than him right now, especially with the way he handles the ball -- and the light that he has, it's more than green, it's fluorescent -- you just hope that he misses."
He did miss a few. Just not very many.
Curry was 13 for 22 from the floor, 8 of 15 from beyond the arc. Lee made 13 of 17 shots. The Warriors made 15 3-pointers; the Heat managed only eight.
"It's a good experience against a championship-caliber team," Curry said. "They know how to get it done so to come in here and play the way we did, it shows we're on the right path."
Klay Thompson scored 16 points and Harrison Barnes added 15 for the Warriors.
James scored 26 points and Dwyane Wade added 22 for the Heat, who had all five starters in double figures. Chris Bosh scored 19, Mario Chalmers had 17 and Shane Battier added 11 for Miami.
But the Heat allowed Golden State to shoot 56 percent, plus finish with a 40-31 rebounding edge.
Stephen Curry made 8 3-pointers Thursday night against the Heat, tying the most by a player vs Miami all time. Here's a look:
Year Player 3s-Att.
2014 Stephen Curry 8-15
2013 Marcus Thornton 8-12
2011 J.R. Smith 8-14
2009 Ben Gordon 8-11
2008 J.R. Smith 8-14
2007 Jamal Crawford 8-10
1994 Rex Chapman 8-14
-- Elias Sports Bureau
"They played a heck of a ball game," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "They deserved to win this one."
About the only blip for the Warriors were turnovers. They had 20, which Miami turned into 32 points. Without those, this might have been a lot worse.
"More than anything it keeps the ball rolling," Lee said after matching his season-high for scoring. "Anytime you play the champions like this it's a measuring point. Tonight was no exception."
Game notes
Golden State's 123 points were the most allowed by the Heat at home in a non-overtime game since James, Wade and Bosh became teammates. ... Attendance was 20,350, tying the largest home regular-season crowd for the Heat at AmericanAirlines Arena. ... The only others with at least 35 points and 12 assists against Miami in a game: Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson, according to STATS.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Curry and Lee should be included in this year All-Star as West back-ups. They are playing at an all-star pace and the Warriors are rolling.
Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 03:11:45 PM
Associated Press
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- For nearly two months, the Philadelphia 76ers couldn't win a road game. Lately, they can't lose.
Thaddeus Young scored 28 points, Evan Turner had 24 and the 76ers defeated the Sacramento Kings 113-104 on Thursday night for their third straight victory.
The suddenly surging 76ers took the lead early in the second quarter and never trailed again in winning their third consecutive road game after losing the previous 13. Prior to the winning streak, Philadelphia's last road win was Nov. 1 against Washington.
"We were talking and we don't know when was the last time we've done that," Spencer Hawes said. "Coming out west, it's something that's very hard to do."
With the 76ers coming off an impressive victory Wednesday night in Denver, it might have seemed more likely the rested Kings would have more energy.
Yet it was the young 76ers displaying more effort, forcing the sloppy Kings into 23 turnovers that led to 27 Philadelphia points.
The 76ers had seven players in double figures against Denver and five one night later. In a foul-plagued game, the bench contributed 41 points.
Young had a big game at both ends of the court. He made a career-high six steals, including five in the first half, to tie the arena record. He shot 9 of 16 and had seven rebounds, four assists and zero turnovers.
"Thaddeus is playing with a high level of confidence, supported by his skill set," 76ers coach Brett Brown said. "He's playing with both energy and explosiveness."
Turner also enjoyed a strong overall game. He hit 11 of 22 shots and added 10 rebounds and six assists. Reserve guard Tony Wroten scored 21 points for Philadelphia, which ends its six-game road trip Saturday in Portland. Lavoy Allen and Hawes added 10 points apiece.
DeMarcus Cousins scored 22 of his 33 points in the opening half for the Kings, who lost their sixth home game in a row to the 76ers.
Isaiah Thomas had 23 points and seven assists, and Rudy Gay scored 18 for the Kings. Jimmer Fredette had 12 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter, and Derrick Williams scored 11.
Fredette started the fourth quarter and scored 10 points in just under 4 minutes, rallying the Kings to 98-93. But the 76ers countered with nine straight points to increase their lead to 14 at the 3:56 mark, and Sacramento never threatened again.
"It's a setback, but we've just got to keep moving forward," Fredette said. "We still have four home games on this homestand. We just need to come out to play and try to get the next one. It's disappointing. We have to play better, and we need more energy."
Game notes
Thomas connected on a 3 early in the first quarter and has made one in 25 straight games. ... Hawes, who played his first three seasons with the Kings, was booed all game. Last season when the city was trying to keep the team in Sacramento, Hawes publicly stated he wanted the Seattle group to buy the Kings and move them. Hawes, who fouled out, grew up a Seattle SuperSonics fan.
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Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 03:33:23 PM
Associated Press
PORTLAND, Ore. -- The Trail Blazers made their first seven 3-pointers against Charlotte and from there it almost seemed too easy.
"Making shots is contagious," said Wesley Matthews, who had 25 points, including five of Portland's 21 3-pointers, in a 134-104 rout of the Bobcats on Thursday night.
The 21 3-pointers matched a franchise high, set in a 139-105 victory at the Philadelphia 76ers on Dec. 14, and made Portland the first NBA team to have two games in one season with at least 20 3-pointers.
Damian Lillard 24 points, making all six of his 3-point tries, and the Blazers finished by making 63.6 percent of their 33 attempts. The NBA record for 3-pointers in a single game is 23.
"It was a lot of fun," said Lillard, who has made at least four 3-pointers in four straight games. "Shots were falling."
With the win, Portland upped its record to 26-7 and moved back into the top spot in the Western Conference.
It was the season-high fifth-straight loss for the Bobcats, who were coming off a 112-85 loss to the Clippers the night before. Charlotte has lost six straight in Portland.
Chris Douglas-Roberts came off the bench to lead the Bobcats with a season-high 20 points. Al Jefferson added 19.
The 21 3s were the most the Bobcats had ever allowed in franchise history.
LaMarcus Aldridge had 10 points and 15 rebounds for his team-leading 19th double-double of the season. Blazers coach Terry Stotts sat his starters early in the fourth quarter.
"I knew about our record, I knew about the NBA record. But I didn't want to get caught up in that," Stotts said. "If we fell into it, then that's great, but I thought the guys who played in the fourth quarter played the game the right way. They were aggressive, they moved the ball. Defensively, they played hard. I think it's bad karma to go out and try to do that."
Game notes
The Blazers have assigned guard C.J. McCollum to the Idaho Stampede, the Trail Blazers' NBA D-League affiliate. McCollum, the 10th overall pick in last year's NBA draft out of Lehigh, has been sidelined since fracturing his foot in training camp. ... Portland's 39 points in the first quarter matched their season high for this season. ... The Blazers have made at least eight 3-pointers in eight consecutive games for the first time in franchise history.
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TS (toni storks) note:
It's raining threes in the Rose City. It's almost midway thru the season, but still the surprising Trailblazers are either at the top or second best in the very tough Western Conference.
Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 03:47:18 PM
PHOENIX -- Some Suns fans made the mistake of disrespecting Jerryd Bayless' Phoenix roots.
He made regret their words.
The Memphis guard came off the bench to score 13 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter, leading the Grizzlies to a 99-91 win over Phoenix on Thursday night. The Grizzlies overcame 33 points from Suns guard Goran Dragic to improve to 14-17.
Bayless was born and raised in Phoenix, played high school ball just north of the US Airways Center and played in college at Arizona. He helped the Grizzlies recover from the Suns' 18-0 third-quarter run, giving Memphis a 94-84 lead on a 3-pointer with 4:30 to play.
"Well, some guys on the sidelines said that I disgraced St. Mary's (high school)," Bayless said. "That kind of hurt my feelings and that got me going a little bit."
Zach Randolph had 20 points and 15 rebounds in helping the Grizzlies cool the Suns for a night, the second win for the visitors in two meetings between the teams this season. Ed Davis added 16 points and 11 rebounds.
Dragic scored 15 of his points during the Suns' big third quarter. Dragic added seven assists and finished with a career high in points on the night the Suns gave away thousands of bobbleheads bearing his likeness.
The Suns (19-12) couldn't fight off the Grizzlies, who scored seven straight points to regain the lead after trailing by four to start the final quarter. Bayless fueled the run with a 3-pointer and jumper to give the Grizzlies an 80-75 lead with 9:31 left to play.
"It was their bench that killed us again," Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said. "These guys, if they don't think that Ed Davis and Bayless are good players, they're crazy."
The Grizzlies outrebounded the Suns 59-40 and were more physical throughout the game.
Channing Frye scored eight of his 14 points in the game in the third quarter.
Game notes
Suns guard Eric Bledsoe was a late scratch from the starting lineup due to a right knee sprain, and didn't play. Gerald Green started at the two-guard in Bledsoe's place. Hornacek said Bledsoe, who was injured during the Suns' game against the Clippers on Monday, is questionable for the Suns game Sunday against Milwaukee. . Hornacek was named the NBA's Western Conference Coach of the Month for December. He led Phoenix to a 10-3 record during the month. Hornacek is the third person in NBA history to win both Coach of the Month and Player of the Month, and the first to do so with the same franchise.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Utah Jazz loss is Phoenix Suns gain. Way to go Coach Hornacek. His Phoenix Suns is the 2nd most surprising team in the NBA this season (Portland is 1st).
Post by: tonistork on January 03, 2014, 04:09:20 PM
Associated Press
CHICAGO -- Joakim Noah fell one assist short of his fourth career triple-double Thursday night, and the 6-foot-11 center sounded almost embarrassed by his pursuit of that feat late in a rare comfortable home win by the Chicago Bulls.
"It's not really good to play basketball that way," Noah said. "Focusing on your stats is not that cool, but I tried to get it."
Following the Bulls' 94-82 victory over the Boston Celtics, no one else in either locker room was about to criticize the focus on statistics at the end because Noah's playmaking ability was the main reason Chicago had a sizeable lead down the stretch in snapping a two-game home losing streak.
He finished with 17 points, 11 rebounds and nine assists to lead six Bulls scorers in double figures.
"Noah is an all-around winning guy," Celtics coach Brad Stevens said. "I coached against Noah as an assistant in college in the Sweet 16. He's a guy who makes his teammates better in all the different ways. He even made the plays that will never get on the stat sheet -- pulling over and helping, being long and forcing us to make another pass or forcing us to miss a shot.
"All those things add up at the end of the game."
They just didn't add up to 10 assists.
Carlos Boozer had 16 points, Luol Deng 14, Taj Gibson 12, Mike Dunleavy 11 and Jimmy Butler 10 as the balanced Bulls bounced back from a loss to Toronto on Tuesday in the opener of their four-game homestand.
Jordan Crawford led the Celtics, who have lost two straight, with 22 points.
Noah had nine assists early in the fourth quarter, but couldn't get another. Butler missed a jumper with 8 seconds left in a last-second gasp.
"We really wanted him to get the triple-double," Gibson said. "I told him if I was in the game, I would have gotten it for him."
Chicago moved ahead of the Celtics for eighth place in the Eastern Conference despite being five games under .500.
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TS (toni storks) view:
Chicago Bulls starting 5 Noah is the epitome of basketball 'point center' with the way he assisted to teammates better than the Bulls regular point guards.
Post by: tonistork on January 05, 2014, 04:09:45 PM
Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS -- Kevin Love, Nikola Pekovic and the Minnesota Timberwolves were ganging up on Kevin Durant, and a rare three-game losing streak for the Oklahoma City Thunder was just over the horizon.
Durant's sidekick was on the bench in street clothes, leaving him on an island again. Frustrated from a poor start, Durant came out swinging in the fourth quarter and knocked the Timberwolves out with a fury.
Barking at and mean-mugging the feisty Wolves, Durant scored 23 of his season-high 48 points in the fourth quarter and hit the winner with 4 seconds to play to rally the Thunder from 13 points down to a 115-111 victory on Saturday night.
"I just hear a lot of stuff and I just wanted to come through for my team in the fourth quarter," Durant said, an apparent shot at some trash talk he heard from the Wolves' bench.
Durant went 7 for 11 from the field and hit four 3-pointers in the final quarter to help the Thunder rebound from two straight losses at home.
Love played the entire second half and finished with 30 points, 14 rebounds and five assists for the Wolves. But he missed four free throws in the final 27 seconds to let this one slip away. The last three came when he was fouled on a 3-pointer with 2.2 seconds to go and the Wolves down two.
After Durant hit a step-back jumper from 18 feet right over Dante Cunningham's outstretched arm to give the Thunder a 113-111 lead, Love was fouled on a 3-pointer by Kendrick Perkins. Perhaps a little gassed from the work load, Love missed the first two free throws and his on-purpose miss on the third one didn't hit the rim, giving Oklahoma City the ball.
"I was more upset about the first one I missed," Love said. "I left it short. I think they were flat and short. There was no real air under them. Just missed them."
Durant knocked down two more free throws, and the two stars embraced after the final horn, a thrilling duel just finished.
Derek Fisher scored 13 points, and Ibaka had 12 points for Oklahoma City, which outscored Minnesota's bench 40-5.
Pekovic had 31 points and 11 rebounds, and Ricky Rubio had 13 points, 10 assists and five steals, but missed six of his final seven shots.
"I'll take K-Love in that situation no matter what," Wolves forward Corey Brewer said. "He missed them tonight. Next time he'll make them."
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Post by: tonistork on January 05, 2014, 04:16:16 PM
Associated Press
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Last month when the 76ers hosted the Trail Blazers, they were embarrassed by a barrage of 3-pointers. Since then, Philadelphia has made some defensive adjustments.
It showed on Saturday night when the Sixers paid back the Blazers in Portland by beating them 101-99. It was Philadelphia's fourth straight win to conclude a six-game road trip.
"I give the guys so much credit for fixing the things that were so poor when we played them the last time," coach Brett Brown said.
Thaddeus Young matched his season high with 30 points and the 76ers (12-21) displayed vastly improved defense in holding off a furious late rally by the Blazers (26-7).
Evan Turner added 23 points and rookie star Michael Carter-Williams had 16, but fell hard on the court at the final buzzer when he was trying to keep Damian Lillard from scoring the game-tying basket.
Carter-Williams appeared to hit his head and stayed down for several moments while his teammates held off their celebration. When he finally rose, he held his hand to his head.
Portland's LaMarcus Aldridge had 29 points and 14 rebounds for his 20th double-double this season. Robin Lopez added 14 points and 15 rebounds in just the Blazers' fourth loss at home this season.
On Dec. 14 when the Blazers visited Philadelphia they drained a franchise-best 21 3-pointers en route to a 139-105 victory. Carter-Williams did not play in that game because of a skin infection on his right knee.
Portland matched the franchise record on Thursday, when they had 21 3s in a 134-104 rout over the Charlotte Bobcats. It was the first time a team has had at least 20 3-pointers in two games in a single season. The NBA record for 3-pointers in a single game is 23.
It appeared that this game could be similar 3-point clinic. The Blazers ranked atop the league with 349 3s this season and a 40.5 3-point percentage.
But Portland made just three of 22 3-point attempts.
"When I heard they hit like 21 the other night, you think of the law of averages. Sometimes the basketball god says `Tonight's not your night from the 3-point line," said Turner.
Game notes
With his first six points, Aldridge became the fourth-leading scorer in Trail Blazers history, passing Jerome Kersey (10,067). ... Portland's Nicolas Batum has had at least seven rebounds and seven assists eight times this year, second only to LeBron James with 11.
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TS view:
So true, the law of averages caught up on the red-hot Trailblazers. And what a revenge for the unpredictable Sixers.
Post by: tonistork on January 05, 2014, 04:20:37 PM
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO -- Tiago Splitter and the Spurs got out to a fast start, then hung on for a bumpier second half against the disorganized Los Angeles Clippers.
Splitter had a season-high 22 points before he was hurt, Tim Duncan added 19 points and 11 rebounds, and San Antonio beat Los Angeles 116-92 Saturday night in their first game without injured All-Star Chris Paul.
Tony Parker had 17 points, Manu Ginobili added 15 points and Kawhi Leonard had 10 points for San Antonio (26-8).
Splitter left with 9:37 remaining, injuring his right shoulder after charging into Ryan Hollins' chest.
Jamal Crawford scored 24 points, Blake Griffin had 19 points and Darren Collison added 14 points and six assists starting in place of Paul, who separated his right shoulder Friday night against the Dallas Mavericks.
Los Angeles gave up 70 points in the first half for the second consecutive night, but rallying proved tougher to do against a 35-point lead than the three-point deficit they faced against Dallas.
Game notes
Spurs F Boris Diaw missed the game with an undisclosed illness. ... The Clippers' Stephen Jackson received a mixed reaction upon entering the game in the final 2 minutes. Jackson was waived late last season after reportedly butting heads with Spurs coach Gregg Popovich. ... The Spurs' public address announcer mistakenly screamed "Manu Ginobili" in the opening minute of game, crediting him with an assist on Splitter's basket even though the guard had yet to enter. The assist actually belonged to Marco Belinelli, Ginobili's friend and former Euroleague teammate. ... When the shot clock reset incorrectly late in the third quarter, Rivers asked if they could start over. After official Monty McCutchen said they would reset it, Rivers said, "No, can we start the game over?"
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Post by: Ozymandias on January 07, 2014, 02:50:44 PM
"We are very excited for Luol to join the Cavaliers organization, " said Grant. "We have worked to acquire and maintain flexibility in order to capitalize on opportunities such as this. Luol reflects all that we are striving for in building our team. He’s a tremendous defensive player that can impact the game on both ends of the court with a team first mentality and is a high character leader.”
In exchange for Deng, the Cavs send Chicago Bynum, Cleveland’s right to the Sacramento King’s first round draft pick conveyed in a June 30, 2011 deal, the right for Chicago to swap its own 2015 first round draft pick with the Cavs own 2015 first round draft pick (only in the case that the Cleveland 2015 first round draft pick is between 15 and 30) and the Portland Trail Blazer’s 2015 and 2016 second round draft picks acquired from the Trail Blazers via 2013 draft night trade.
Deng has been an NBA All-Star in each of the past two seasons (2012 and 2013) and was named to the NBA All-Defensive Second Team in 2012. He also received the NBA Sportsmanship Award in 2007 and All-Rookie First Team honors in 2005.
This season, Deng appeared in 23 games (all starts) for Chicago, averaging a career-best 19.0 points on .452 shooting, 6.9 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.0 steal in 37.4 minutes per game. The 6-9, 220-pound forward has scored at least 20 points 10 times this season, including a stretch of six straight 20-point games from Nov. 24 to Dec. 5.
Deng was originally drafted by Phoenix in the 2004 NBA Draft as the No. 7 overall selection. He has spent his entire nine-year career with the Bulls and owns career averages of 16.1 points on .460 shooting, 6.4 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.0 steal in 35.9 minutes over 637 games (591 starts). He has also played in 48 playoff games (42 starts) with averages of 16.7 points on .452 shooting, 7.0 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.1 steals in 40.3 minutes per game.
Post by: Zurca on January 07, 2014, 03:32:54 PM
papost po nba results yesterday and today, from all sports thread.
NBA Results January 6, 2014
Balanced Nuggets beat slumping Lakers 137-115 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/balanced-nuggets-beat-slumping-lakers-050811295--nba.html)
Grizzlies dominate 2nd half to beat Pistons 112-84 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-dominate-2nd-half-beat-203033402--nba.html)
Pacers hold off Cavaliers 82-78 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-hold-off-cavaliers-82-014656713--nba.html)
James scores 30, Heat top Raptors 102-97 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-30-heat-top-013520102--nba.html)
Warriors win 9th straight, defeat Wizards 112-96 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-win-9th-straight-defeat-012342531--nba.html)
Jackson, Durant lead Thunder over Celtics 119-96 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jackson-durant-lead-thunder-over-023758278--nba.html)
Anthony spurs Knicks to 92-80 win over Mavericks (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-spurs-knicks-92-80-031403472--nba.html)
NBA Results January 7, 2014
Clippers rout Magic 101-81 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-rout-magic-101-81-055332957--nba.html)
Timberwolves cruise past 76ers 126-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-cruise-past-76ers-126-022345012--nba.html)
Johnson, Nets match season high with 3rd straight (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/johnson-nets-match-season-high-031437349--nba.html)
Post by: caligula on January 08, 2014, 07:49:15 AM
But I'm telling you, they're playing good team basketball hindi gaya ng iba na centered around individual plays. Walang superstar sa Raptors kaya walang ego.
Go Raps Go!
Post by: bryanbonifacio on January 08, 2014, 08:14:35 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 09, 2014, 07:00:10 PM
Mavericks - 90 Spurs - 112
Ellis: 21 Pts. Mekel: 5 Asts. Blair: 6 Rebs./Parker: 25 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs.
Pistons - 91 Raptors - 112
Jennings: 22 Pts. Jennings: 9 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Lowry: 21 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
Pacers - 87 Hawks - 97
George: 28 Pts. Granger: 3 Asts. George: 12 Rebs./Korver: 17 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 6 Rebs.
Warriors - 98 Nets - 102
Curry: 34 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs./Johnson: 27 Pts. Blatche: 3 Asts. Teletovic: 10 Rebs.
Wizards - 102 Pelicans - 96
Ariza: 21 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs./Gordon: 23 Pts. Evans: 5 Asts. Davis: 7 Rebs.
Lakers - 99 Rockets - 113
Young: 25 Pts. Marshall: 8 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs./Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 4 Asts. Jones: 13 Rebs.
Suns - 104 Timberwolves - 103
Dragic: 26 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Tucker: 10 Rebs./Martin: 20 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 94 Blazers - 110
Afflalo: 22 Pts. Nelson: 10 Asts. Harris: 8 Rebs./Aldridge: 36 Pts. Batum: 14 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 105 Clippers - 111
Crawford: 24 Pts. Crawford: 8 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Griffin: 29 Pts. Griffin: 8 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 28-8
2. THUNDER 27-8
3. Blazers 27-9
4. CLIPERS 25-13
5. Rockets 23-13
6. Warriors 24-14
7. Suns 21-13
8. Mavericks 20-16
9. Nuggets 17-17
10. Timberwolves 17-18
11. Pelicans 15-19
12. Grizzlies 15-19
13. Lakers 14-22
14. Kings 11-22
15. Jazz 12-25
East:
1. PACERS 28-7
2. HEAT 27-8
3. Hawks 19-17
4. RAPTORS 17-17
5. Wizards 16-17
6. Bulls 15-18
7. Bobcats 15-21
8. Nets 14-21
9. Pistons 14-22
10. Celtics 13-23
11. Knicks 12-22
12. Cavaliers 12-23
13. Sixers 12-23
14. Magic 10-25
15. Bucks 7-27
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 09, 2014, 07:05:08 PM
Miami at New York - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
on TNT
Oklahoma City at Denver - 10:30 pm
ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 10, 2014, 10:05:28 AM
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Frontcourt:
1. LeBron James (Mia) 1,076,063
2. Paul George (Ind) 899,671
3. Carmelo Anthony (NYK) 702,869
4. Roy Hibbert (Ind) 385,964
5. Chris Bosh (Mia) 304,986
6. Kevin Garnett (BKN) 164,021
7. Joakim Noah (Chi) 128,201
8. Andre Drummond (Det) 120,844
9. Tyson Chandler (NYK) 101,637
10. Jeff Green (Bos) 96,336 11. Luol Deng (Cle) 90,730
12. Carlos Boozer (Chi) 80,271
13. Paul Pierce (BKN) 72,581
14. David West (Ind) 61,612
15. Brook Lopez (BKN) 58,477
Backcourt:
1. Dwyane Wade (Mia) 718,109
2. Kyrie Irving (Cle) 652,522
3. Derrick Rose (Chi) 323,099
4. John Wall (Was) 278,516
5. Ray Allen (Mia) 190,086
6. Rajon Rondo (Bos) 133,448
7. Deron Williams (BKN) 95,309
8. George Hill (Ind) 89,428
9. Lance Stephenson (Ind) 77,364
10. DeMar DeRozan (Tor) 68,985
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Frontcourt:
1. Kevin Durant (OKC) 1,054,209
2. Dwight Howard (Hou) 509,116
3. Blake Griffin (LAC) 500,964
4. Kevin Love (Min) 483,031
5. LaMarcus Aldridge (Por)
404,793
6. Tim Duncan (SA) 385,342
7. Anthony Davis (NO) 223,956
8. Pau Gasol (LAL) 207,213
9. Andre Iguodala (GS) 192,616
10. Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 156,792
11. DeMarcus Cousins (Sac)
148,604
12. David Lee (GS) 141,509
13. Chandler Parsons (Hou) 135,387
14. Omer Asik (Hou) 101,372 15. Kawhi Leonard (SA) 91,859
Backcourt:
1. Kobe Bryant (LAL) 844,538
2. Stephen Curry (GS) 677,372
3. Chris Paul (LAC) 651,073
4. Jeremy Lin (Hou) 471,980
5. James Harden (Hou) 338,788
6. Russell Westbrook (OKC)
260,499
7. Tony Parker (SA) 195,328
8. Damian Lillard (Por) 162,363
9. Klay Thompson (GS) 108,404
10. Ricky Rubio (Min) 97,265
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 10, 2014, 02:49:56 PM
Heat - 92 Knicks - 102
James: 32 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Bosh: 9 Rebs./Anthony: 29 Pts. Felton: 14 Asts. Stoudemire: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 88 Nuggets - 101
Durant: 30 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Ibaka: 10 Rebs./Foye: 24 Pts. Lawson: 14 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. SPURS 28-8
2. BLAZERS 27-9
3. Thunder 27-9
4. CLIPPERS 25-13
5. Rockets 23-13
6. Warriors 24-14
7. Suns 21-13
8. Mavericks 20-16
9. Nuggets 18-17
10. Timberwolves 17-18
11. Pelicans 15-19
12. Grizzlies 15-19
13. Lakers 14-22
14. Kings 11-22
15. Jazz 12-25
East:
1. PACERS 28-7
2. HEAT 27-9
3. Hawks 19-17
4. RAPTORS 17-17
5. Wizards 16-17
6. Bulls 15-18
7. Bobcats 15-21
8. Nets 14-21
9. Pistons 14-22
10. Knicks 13-22
11. Celtics 13-23
12. Cavaliers 12-23
13. Sixers 12-23
14. Magic 10-25
15. Bucks 7-27
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 02:28:09 PM
AP - Sports
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- With the Detroit Pistons mired in a six-game losing streak, Josh Smith couldn't believe his team could fall behind by 16 points in the first quarter.
Smith had 22 points in an outstanding all-around game, Brandon Jennings made four 3-pointers in the second half and the Pistons ended their slide with a 114-104 comeback victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday night.
''I was frustrated because of the fact we were on a six-game losing streak and it was disheartening to see us not come out with the kind of desperate energy we needed in order to get off the skid,'' Smith said.
He certainly played with his share of desperation. The 76ers said Smith became the third player in NBA history with 22 points, 13 rebounds, seven assists, five blocks and four steals in a game, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
The other two were Hakeem Olajuwon and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who did it twice. Smith was the only one of the three to hit a 3-pointer in the game. He made two of them, although the forward shot just 2 for 8 from 3-point range and 8 of 23 from the field.
''He was around the rim all night,'' Pistons coach Maurice Cheeks said. ''He was there to clog the middle.''
Five other players scored in double figures for the Pistons, who averaged just 88.8 points during their skid. Kyle Singler and Will Bynum each had 16 off the bench.
''Whenever those guys come off the bench to give us positive minutes, it makes us that much better,'' Smith said.
Thaddeus Young scored 22 points for the Sixers, who have lost three straight after reeling off four consecutive road wins. Michael Carter-Williams added 21 points, Evan Turner had 19 and Spencer Hawes finished with 16 points, 10 rebounds and six assists.
The game marked Cheeks' first return to Philadelphia as a visiting head coach since being fired by the Sixers in 2008. Cheeks coached in Philadelphia for three seasons and was an assistant with Oklahoma City from 2009-13 before getting hired by Detroit last June.
The Pistons outrebounded the Sixers 62-42, tying the Wells Fargo Center record for offensive rebounds with 25. They also finished with a season-high 14 blocks.
Jennings, the team's leading scorer, had 18 of his 19 points in the second half.
NOTES: Despite struggling badly on the boards, the Sixers outscored the Pistons 64-50 in the paint. ... Pistons center Andre Drummond, who had a career game against the Sixers on Dec. 1 with 31 points, 19 rebounds and six steals, was held to 11 points and picked up a technical foul late in the third quarter.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pistons-rally-past-sixers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pistons-rally-past-sixers)
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 02:33:32 PM
AP - Sports
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Dirk Nowitzki likes the way the Mavericks' offense is shaping up as the heart of the NBA season arrives.
Dallas' latest outing made it easy to see why, starting with a 62-point first half en route to a 107-90 victory over New Orleans on Friday night that sent the Pelicans to their fourth straight loss.
''That's when we're our best, when we attack and get some good shots out of it,'' said Nowitzki, who led Dallas with 24 points in only 28 minutes. ''When we lose some games it's usually on the defensive side and on the rebounding side, so if we defend and rebound, I like our offense.''
Monta Ellis added 23 points, Vince Carter 14 points and Jae Crowder 12 for Dallas, which never trailed. The Mavericks led by as many as 23 points in the third quarter before cruising against a Pelicans squad minus starting point guard Jrue Holiday and leading scorer Ryan Anderson.
The comfortable, wire-to-wire win left the Mavs pleased by their response to a lopsided loss in San Antonio two nights earlier.
''Definitely a good way to recover. Definitely needed to feel better again after really an embarrassing loss on the road. That was a good one to get,'' Nowitzki said. ''We talked about wanting a good start and really set the tone tonight.''
Holiday missed his first game with a stress fracture in his right shin. Anderson went down last week with a herniated disk and is out indefinitely as well.
Eric Gordon scored 27 points for New Orleans, while Anthony Davis added 21 points, 13 rebounds and five blocked shots.
''Dirk, Monta, Vince, (Jose) Calderon - all of those guys could just do whatever they wanted on any play, as if they were just going through a script,'' Rivers added.
Calderon scored 11 points, and Mavs coach Rick Carlisle was pleased by Samuel Dalembert's nine points and eight rebounds in less than 19 minutes.
''Dalembert played big,'' Carlisle said. ''He brings rebounding and rim protection to another level when he's rested and energetic. It's good to have him back and playing like this.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nowitzki-leads-mavs-past-pelicans (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nowitzki-leads-mavs-past-pelicans)
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 02:38:10 PM
AP - Sports
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Lose by a little or win by a lot: that's been the story for the Minnesota Timberwolves this season.
There's still time to move past their spats and struggles make the playoffs for the first time in 10 years, and this was a forward step.
Nikola Pekovic scored 26 points in 27 minutes and the Timberwolves blew off some steam with a 119-92 victory over the Charlotte Bobcats on Friday.
''We just need to have one good streak and then we're right back where we need to be,'' said Kevin Love, who had 19 points and 14 rebounds and rested for most of the fourth quarter.
Kevin Martin added 19 points, and Minnesota's bench had 20 points before Charlotte's reserves even got on the board late in the second quarter.
''I'm happy when we play hard, when we play to the end,'' said Pekovic, who also stifled former Timberwolves big man Al Jefferson on the defensive end.
Anthony Tolliver led the Bobcats with 21 points on 5-for-5 shooting from 3-point range, and Chris Douglas-Roberts scored 16 points. Jefferson finished with only eight points and seven rebounds, though, and the Bobcats were outrebounded 54-33 on their way to their seventh loss in eight games.
''Basically just kicked our butts,'' Jefferson said.
The Timberwolves lost on Wednesday 104-103 to Phoenix to fall to 0-10 in games decided by four points or fewer. The tension lingered into the locker room where Love, who was critical recently of a particularly paltry output by the reserves, ripped J.J. Barea and Dante Cunningham for their disinterested body language at the end of the bench.
By midway through the second quarter, though, all the frustration had faded away.
''We did a good job of letting the other night go. We forgot about that already. Now we're back winning, so we've just got to keep it going,'' Barea said.
The Wolves posted their league-leading eighth win of 20 points or more. They're also 8-2 following those losses of four points or less.
''They want to be a good team, but they have to find out how they're going to do that,'' said coach Rick Adelman, who remained critical of some defensive risks and forced shots, mistakes that have contributed to the close losses.
Love set the tone with a commanding start, posting his league-leading 31st double-double before halftime. Then the backups put together one of their sharpest stretches of the season. With Chase Budinger and Ronny Turiaf finally healthy, the second unit is much stronger.
NOTES: Nearly two years the Wolves had no injured players on the roster. Luc Mbah a Moute returned from a three-game absence due to a strained left groin and played in the fourth quarter. ... The Bobcats fell to 3-11 against Western Conference teams this season. ... Jefferson wasn't the only former Timberwolves player the Bobcats brought. Tolliver, who spent two seasons here from 2010-12, went 8 for 9 from the field. ''Whenever you're getting blown out by 30 or 20 or whatever, if you're shooting really well it doesn't matter,'' he said.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pekovic-leads-timberwolves-past-bobcats (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pekovic-leads-timberwolves-past-bobcats)
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 02:44:53 PM
AP - Sports
ATLANTA (AP) -- The Hawks are discovering that strong defense makes winning possible, even against quality opponents, after Al Horford's season-ending injury.
Kyle Korver scored 20 points, including four free throws in the final 16 seconds, and Atlanta fought off Houston's late comeback to beat the Rockets 83-80 on Friday night.
Paul Millsap also had 20 points for Atlanta, which earned its second straight impressive home win following a victory over Indiana on Wednesday night. The two victories were important following a three-game losing streak and Horford's torn right pectoral muscle in late December.
''It's a real good win for us because it really shows we played some good teams and we actually played some good defense,'' Millsap said. ''It started with the defense and if we continue to keep that up, we'll be fine.''
James Harden led the Rockets with 25 points. Dwight Howard had 15 points and 11 rebounds.
Houston coach Kevin McHale said his players ''were just stuck in the mud offensively.''
The strong defensive effort came against one of the highest-scoring teams in the NBA. Entering the game, the Rockets ranked third in the league with their average of 105.8 points.
Rockets forward Chandler Parsons missed his second straight game with a sore right knee. Ronnie Brewer was the fill-in starter.
Korver extended his NBA record of consecutive games with at least one 3-pointer to 106 when he made his first of four 3s with 9:03 left in the first half.
NOTES: NBA great Julius Erving had a front-row seat. ... Howard, an Atlanta native, purchased 35 tickets for the game. ... The Hawks' 10 first-quarter points set a season low for any quarter and was the low allowed by the Rockets in any quarter.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/korver-millsap-lead-hawks-past (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/korver-millsap-lead-hawks-past)
TS (toni storks) view:
Malaking kawalan talaga sa Houston ang do-it-all forward na si Chandler Parsons. Maybe they should start Omri Casspi at 3 spot while Parsons is injured, remember he is a part time starter during his stint in Sacramento.
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 02:55:13 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- Shaun Livingston was flying all over the court. LeBron James could only sit and watch.
Joe Johnson scored 32 points, Livingston helped Brooklyn dominate the second overtime after James fouled out, and the Nets beat the Miami Heat 104-95 on Friday night for their fifth straight victory.
Livingston had two baskets and two blocked shots in the second OT, finishing with 19 points, a career-high 11 rebounds and five assists over 51 minutes in a sensational effort while starting for injured Deron Williams.
The Nets followed the lead of a player who spent years revitalizing a career that was sidetracked by a horrific knee injury, jumping on the Heat early and fighting them off late.
''Gutsy. Gutsy,'' Kevin Garnett said. ''I thought we fought for 48-plus minutes.''
Paul Pierce scored 23 points but missed jumpers that could have won it at the end of regulation and the first overtime. Still, the Nets remained unbeaten in 2014, adding a victory over the two-time defending NBA champions to their recent wins over Oklahoma City and Golden State.
''It was huge,'' Livingston said. ''We've obviously been playing better as of late. I think our momentum that we were carrying into this game, we're trying to ride that wave.''
James had 36 points, seven rebounds and five assists, but fouled out on an offensive foul with 36 seconds left in the first overtime and the Heat trailing by two.
Miami pushed it to a second overtime without him, but it was all Nets from there against a Heat team that was already missing Dwyane Wade and two other starters.
James was visibly frustrated with his teammates in the first half - he said he apologized at halftime for his attitude and body language. He was irate when Mirza Teletovic flagrantly fouled him, but nearly overcame all that to help Miami pull it out.
Miami totaled six points in the overtimes, fewest ever in the shot clock era (since 1954-55) in a game that went at least two overtimes.
Norris Cole scored 18 points, but Ray Allen was 2 of 14 for nine points in place of Wade, who rested his sore knees after playing 39 minutes in a loss at New York on Thursday. Shane Battier and Mario Chalmers also sat out the game, which featured players on both teams wearing nicknames on their jerseys, a first of its kind in the NBA.
NOTES: The teams will wear the nickname jerseys again on March 12 and April 8 in Miami. The Heat will also wear them at home against Boston on Jan. 21.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-beat-heat-2-ots (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-beat-heat-2-ots)
TS (toni storks) view:
Without Wade & James, it only proves that Bosh cannot carry the Heat in his shoulder. He is just an over-rated player, and the ultimate 'softie'. :))
Look at him in OT when LeBron fouled out, he just let Norris Cole and the cold-shooting Ray Allen make shots (and missed most of them). He barely touches the ball and he looks like hiding away from receiving the ball at this crucial moments. He is a coward, period.
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 03:14:02 PM
AP - Sports
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- The Memphis Grizzlies are leaning on point guard Mike Conley as they wait for other starters to return from injury.
Conley matched his career high with 31 points and led a fourth-quarter rally as the Grizzlies defeated the Phoenix Suns 104-99 Friday night.
It marked Conley's second consecutive game with at least 30 points as Memphis plays without center Marc Gasol, who is rehabbing a knee injury. Tony Allen, Conley's backcourt mate, has missed three straight games with a sprained left wrist.
''(Conley's) been great,'' said forward Zach Randolph, who had 20 points and 13 rebounds for Memphis. ''The kid's worked on his game, and he keeps getting better and better.''
Ed Davis had 10 points and a career-high 17 rebounds as the Grizzlies outrebounded the Suns 53-44. Mike Miller finished with 11 points. Randolph tied his season high in assists with seven.
''We were really focused on getting boards, and they still get them,'' Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said of the Grizzlies.
Goran Dragic led the Suns with 21 points and eight assists, connecting on six of 10 shots. Markieff Morris came off the Phoenix bench for 17 points. Gerald Green had 12 points.
The Phoenix loss came on a day when the Suns announced that guard Eric Bledsoe, the team's second-leading scorer, is out indefinitely after having knee surgery earlier in the day to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/conley-31-points-grizzlies-beat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/conley-31-points-grizzlies-beat)
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 03:18:24 PM
AP - Sports
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Luol Deng better be ready to run because Kyrie Irving thinks the Cleveland Cavaliers play best when they play fast.
Irving shines in the open court and says the Cavaliers can win if they can run. They got out on the break Friday night, and Irving had 25 points and eight assists in a 113-102 victory over the Utah Jazz.
In Deng's first game with the Cavaliers, Irving scored 17 points in the third quarter to turn a three-point deficit into a 15-point lead as Cleveland snapped Utah's season-high four-game home winning streak. Deng had 10 points in his Cleveland debut.
Tristan Thompson had 18 points and 15 rebounds, while C.J. Miles and Dion Waiters each scored 17 to help the Cavs win their first road game since a 109-100 victory in Orlando on Dec. 13.
Playing without leading scorer Gordon Hayward, sidelined by a strained hip, the Jazz were paced by Richard Jefferson's 18 points. Trey Burke had 17 points and six assists, but picked up his fourth foul in the third quarter right before Irving sparked Cleveland's key surge.
Deng played more than nine seasons with the Chicago Bulls and was an All-Star the past two before he was acquired Tuesday for Andrew Bynum and three future draft picks. Averaging 19 points and 6.9 rebounds in Chicago, Deng appeared to be searching to find his place in the Cleveland offense as he played only 21 minutes and had four turnovers.
''It's been so strange. Even coming in today and getting the jersey on and seeing it say 'Cavaliers,' it hit me again. But I looked in the mirror and checked the colors out and it looked pretty good,'' Deng said.
Hayward, coming off a career-high 37 points, missed his first game this season because of a muscle strain in his left hip flexor. He will be a game-time decision Monday against Denver.
NOTES: Anderson Varejao had two points and 14 rebounds for the Cavs, who outrebounded the Jazz 45-34.
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 03:24:35 PM
AP - Sports
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Winning consecutive games this season has been a difficult task for the Sacramento Kings. And winning two in a row at hadn't been done all season until Friday night.
DeMarcus Cousins had 24 points and 14 rebounds, Rudy Gay added 22 points and 10 rebounds, and the Kings beat the undersized Orlando Magic 103-83.
The Kings won back-to-back home games for the first time since a three-game string in March 2013. It was only the third time all season that the Kings have registered consecutive victories.
''I continue to learn and try to figure out this Rubik's Cube,'' Kings coach Michael Malone joked.
It's been a trying season for the first-year coach, who has seen the Kings defeat some of the league's better teams, but not display the same effort against teams with losing records. And too many times the result has been a loss.
The Kings have been impressive recently against some of the NBA's upper-echelon teams, defeating Miami, Houston and Portland.
Cousins delivered offensively against Orlando, making 9 of 16 shots, hitting all six free throws, and adding six assists and three steals.
Gay, acquired in a trade with Toronto early this season, delivered a strong overall game as well. He made 8 of 13 shots and had five assists.
The Kings are 6-8 since Gay joined the team.
''Rudy has helped us out so much and gives us another option offensively,'' Cousins said. ''He's been a great addition.''
Tobias Harris had 16 points and Aaron Afflalo scored 15 for Orlando, which matched a season high with its sixth straight loss.
The Magic didn't have a starter taller than 6-foot-9 and set season lows for points and shooting (33 percent).
Orlando was without starting center Nik Vucevic for a second straight game. Vucevic, averaging 13 points and 11 rebounds, was sent back to Orlando on Wednesday after sustaining a concussion during Monday night's loss to the Los Angeles Clippers.
Victor Oladipo had 13 points and Glen Davis added 12 points and 12 rebounds for the Magic.
Derrick Williams and Jason Thompson each scored 14 points for the Kings. Jimmer Fredette had 11 and Isaiah Thomas contributed nine points and seven rebounds.
Sacramento shot 51 percent and outrebounded Orlando 54-37.
Fredette scored eight points in a 65-second span in the second quarter, making a pair of 3s. He was part of the reserve unit that sparked the Kings, who trailed by six points entering the second.
''We needed a lift in the second quarter, we were going through the motions,'' Fredette said. ''We (the bench) played well. We got the lead and the starters took it from there.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cousins-kings-hand-magic-6th (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cousins-kings-hand-magic-6th)
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 03:29:15 PM
AP - Sports
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Stephen Curry hit a go-ahead jumper with 2.1 seconds left, lifting the Golden State Warriors over the skidding Boston Celtics 99-97 on Friday night in their first game back home after a long road trip.
Curry came off a pick-and-roll with David Lee before hitting the high-arching shot over center Kris Humphries to electrify the sellout crowd of 19,596. Gerald Wallace missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer, sending Boston to its seventh straight loss.
Two nights after its 10-game winning streak ended at Brooklyn, Golden State gave its home fans another memory to savor.
Andre Iguodala had 22 points, seven assists and five rebounds, and Curry finished with 19 points, seven rebounds and four assists for a worn-out Warriors team that badly needs some rest.
Golden State was 6-1 on its extended road trip and doesn't play again until Wednesday night at home against Denver.
The Warriors entered the night having played an NBA-high 23 road games compared to 15 home games, meaning the more favorable portion of the schedule is ahead. Golden State began a stretch of 11 of 15 at Oracle Arena before the All-Star break, though things didn't start off easy at home.
Green finished with 24 points and 11 rebounds, and Sullinger had 21 points and 11 rebounds for Boston, which has lost 10 of 11. Boston also is 0-4 on its five-game road trip, which ends Saturday night at Portland.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/curry-39-shot-lifts-warriors (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/curry-39-shot-lifts-warriors)
Post by: tonistork on January 11, 2014, 03:32:58 PM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Blake Griffin had 33 points and 12 rebounds, and the Clippers shot 71 percent in the first quarter on the way to their largest-ever victory over the downtrodden Los Angeles Lakers, 123-87 Friday night.
Darren Collison had 20 points and seven assists, J.J. Redick added 19 points in his return, and DeAndre Jordan had 13 points and 10 rebounds in the Clippers' third straight win and fifth in six games. They improved to 17-3 at home, second-best in the NBA.
The Clippers' previous biggest win over the Lakers was 31 points on Feb. 19, 1992. That Lakers team included James Worthy, Byron Scott and A.C. Green.
Kendall Marshall scored 16 points, and Wesley Johnson and Robert Sacre added 14 points each for the Lakers, who've lost four straight and 10 of 11. Pau Gasol had 10 points, eight rebounds and five assists. They had 21 turnovers and shot 34 percent.
Both teams were missing their resident superstars: Chris Paul has a separated right shoulder and Kobe Bryant has a fractured left knee, his second major injury this season.
NOTES: Veteran F Hedo Turkoglu worked out for the Clippers on Thursday. He has been without a team since he was released by Orlando last fall. ''We're not doing anything anytime soon,'' Rivers said. ... The Lakers fell to 6-13 on the road and 3-11 on the road against West opponents.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-leads-clippers-123-87 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-leads-clippers-123-87)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 13, 2014, 02:48:09 PM
Cavaliers - 80 Kings - 124
Miles: 14 Pts. Varejao: 6 Asts. Varejao: 7 Rebs./Thomas: 26 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Thompson: 16 Rebs.
Hawks - 101 Grizzlies - 108
Millsap: 21 Pts. Millsap: 6 Asts. Ayon: 7 Rebs./Conley: 21 Pts. Conley: 13 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 86 Spurs - 104
Pekovic: 22 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 17 Pts. Parker: 10 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 29-8
2. BLAZERS 28-9
3. Thunder 28-9
4. CLIPPERS 26-13
5. Warriors 25-14
6. Rockets 24-14
7. Suns 21-15
8. Mavericks 22-16
9. Nuggets 19-17
10. Timberwolves 18-19
11. Grizzlies 17-19
12. Pelicans 15-21
13. Lakers 14-23
14. Kings 13-22
15. Jazz 12-26
East:
1. PACERS 29-7
2. HEAT 27-10
3. Hawks 20-18
4. RAPTORS 18-17
5. Bulls 17-18
6. Wizards 16-19
7. Pistons 16-22
8. Nets 15-22
9. Bobcats 15-23
10. Knicks 14-22
11. Cavaliers 13-24
12. Celtics 13-25
13. Sixers 12-25
14. Magic 10-27
15. Bucks 7-29
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: toretto on January 13, 2014, 03:13:40 PM
keep on updating sir 8)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 13, 2014, 07:13:35 PM
Milwaukee at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Houston at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Phoenix at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Washington at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
San Antonio at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Orlando at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Denver at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: Zurca on January 15, 2014, 03:43:23 PM
NBA Results January 14, 2014
Burks' 34 points lift Jazz over Nuggets 118-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/burks-39-34-points-lift-044102944--nba.html)
Lowry scores 23 points, Raptors beat Bucks 116-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lowry-scores-23-points-raptors-024003587--nba.html)
Howard has 32 and 10, Rockets top Celtics 104-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-32-10-rockets-top-032511383--nba.html)
Anthony, Knicks edge Suns in OT for 5th straight (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-knicks-edge-suns-ot-034949546--nba.html)
Parker leads Spurs past Pelicans, 101-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-leads-spurs-past-pelicans-033211310--nba.html)
Wall and Nene lead Wizards over Bulls, 102-88 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wall-nene-lead-wizards-over-034059325--nba.html)
Ellis, Nowitzki help Mavs cruise past Magic 107-88 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-nowitzki-help-mavs-cruise-040750369--nba.html)
NBA Results January 15, 2014
Deng has 27, leads Cavs past woeful Lakers 120-118 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/deng-27-leads-cavs-past-061145598--nba.html)
Pacers beat Kings, clinch All-Star spot for Vogel (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-beat-kings-clinch-star-024533922--nba.html)
Jefferson lifts Bobcats past Knicks, 108-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-lifts-bobcats-past-knicks-023603361--nba.html)
Grizzlies beat Thunder 90-87 in Gasol's return (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-beat-thunder-90-87-034756155--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on January 16, 2014, 04:50:01 PM
NBA Results January 16, 2014
Bulls hold off Magic 128-125 in triple overtime (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bulls-hold-off-magic-128-033338121--nba.html)
Young's late 3 lifts 76ers past Bobcats, 95-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/young-39-3-lifts-76ers-024456469--nba.html)
Wizards hand Heat 3rd straight loss, 114-97 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-hand-heat-3rd-straight-023951233--nba.html)
Celtics top Raptors 88-83, end 9-game skid (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-top-raptors-88-83-031749213--nba.html)
Harden lifts Rockets over Pelicans, 103-100 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-lifts-rockets-over-pelicans-034930018--nba.html)
Grizzlies win 4th straight, get back to .500 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-win-4th-straight-back-033234211--nba.html)
Gay leads Kings to 4th win in 5 games (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gay-leads-kings-4th-win-033855851--nba.html)
Spurs' win streak to 6 with 109-105 win over Jazz (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-39-win-streak-6-035449012--nba.html)
Green leads Suns past struggling Lakers, 121-114 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/green-leads-suns-past-struggling-045719424--nba.html)
Blazers best Cavaliers, 108-96 for 3rd straight (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/blazers-best-cavaliers-108-96-054447838--nba.html)
Nate Robinson leads Nuggets past Warriors, 123-116 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nate-robinson-leads-nuggets-past-062918767--nba.html)
Clippers rally from 17 down late, top Mavs 129-127 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-rally-17-down-top-062401655--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on January 17, 2014, 11:58:38 AM
(http://l.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/IxTnB1FZ1ZnxPJ4ia0vqnQ--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7Zmk9ZmlsbDtoPTY0MDtweW9mZj0wO3E9NzU7dz05NjA-/http://media.zenfs.com/en_us/Sports/ap/201401161540564269869)
NEW YORK (AP) -- The NBA All-Stars will wear jerseys with sleeves during this season's midseason celebration in New Orleans.
The NBA and athletic apparel giant Adidas revealed the All-Star game uniforms Thursday. The NBA All-Star game is scheduled for Feb. 16.
The Eastern Conference will wear blue and the West will wear red, but the jerseys will feature Mardi Gras colors - green and purple. The NBA All-Star logo appears on the chest of the jerseys in the shape of the fleur-de-lis, the official symbol of Louisiana.
From Y! Sports (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-star-jerseys-sleeves-214346442--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 17, 2014, 01:30:45 PM
Nets - 127 Hawks - 110
Johnson: 29 Pts. Terry: 7 Asts. Blatche: 14 Rebs./Mack: 17 Pts. Mack: 7 Asts. Antic: 5 Rebs.
Knicks - 89 Pacers - 117
Anthony: 28 Pts. Felton: 5 Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs./Stephenson: 28 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. George: 7 Rebs.
Thunder - 104 Rockets - 92
Durant: 36 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Ibaka: 15 Rebs./Jones: 16 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Jones: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 31-8
2. BLAZERS 29-9
3. Thunder 29-10
4. CLIPPERS 27-13
5. Rockets 26-15
6. Warriors 25-15
7. Suns 22-16
8. Mavericks 23-17
9. Nuggets 20-18
10. Grizzlies 19-19
11. Timberwolves 18-20
12. Pelicans 15-23
13. Kings 14-23
14. Lakers 14-25
15. Jazz 13-27
East:
1. PACERS 31-7
2. HEAT 27-11
3. RAPTORS 19-18
4. Hawks 20-19
5. Wizards 18-19
6. Bulls 18-19
7. Pistons 16-22
8. Nets 16-22
9. Bobcats 16-24
10. Knicks 15-24
11. Cavaliers 14-25
12. Celtics 14-26
13. Sixers 13-25
14. Magic 10-29
15. Bucks 7-31
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 17, 2014, 07:56:18 PM
L.A. Clippers at New York - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Charlotte at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Miami at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Minnesota at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Utah at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Sacramento at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Portland at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Cleveland at Denver - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Dallas at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Golden State at Oklahoma City - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 18, 2014, 05:56:08 AM
1. Kevin Durant
2. LeBron James
3. LaMarcus Aldridge
4. Paul George
5. Tony Parkerp
6. Stephen Curry
7. Damian Lillard
8. Blake Griffin
9. Kevin Love
10. Kyle Lowry
NBA.com's weekly Rookie Ladder:
1. Michael Carter-Williams
2. Trey Burke
3. Victor Oladipo
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo
5. Pero Anticp
6. Tim Hardaway, Jr.
7. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
8. Ben McLemore
9. Steven Adams
10. Matthew Dellavedova
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 10:53:49 AM
Associated Press
WASHINGTON -- John Wall had 23 points and 11 assists, and the Washington Wizards reached .500 for the third time this season with a 96-93 win over the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night.
The Wizards had six players score in double figures in their third straight victory, two of them coming against Chicago. Bradley Beal and Martell Webster had 14 points apiece.
There were 12 lead changes and 11 ties. Washington took a 92-91 lead on Marcin Gortat's layup with 4:28 to play.
With the Wizards ahead 96-93 with 1:06 to play, Chicago's Joakim Noah threw a pass out of bounds, and teammate Taj Gibson missed a short jumper with 30 seconds left. As the clock wound down, Jimmy Butler tried a tying 3-pointer for the Bulls and Nene blocked it with less than a second to play.
The Bulls were held to just one field goal in the final 5:16. They missed eight of their last nine shots.
Kirk Hinrich led Chicago with 18 points, and D.J. Augustin scored 16. The Bulls had won six of seven, and were trying to reach .500 for the first time since Nov. 27.
Gortat had 13 points as Washington improved to 19-19 -- the first time it's been at .500 since Dec. 30.
Chicago played for the first time since their second triple-overtime game of the season, a win in Orlando on Wednesday.
The Wizards also played on Wednesday, and scored their most satisfying win of the season, a drubbing of two-time NBA champion Miami.
Game notes
Wizards coach Randy Wittman said F Al Harrington (right knee) isn't close to returning. Harrington hasn't played since Nov. 12. .The Bulls are the eighth NBA team to play two triple overtime games in the same season. . Noah had 12 rebounds for his 11th straight game in double digits, a career best. . Chicago had won four in a row on the road.
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 11:03:29 AM
Associated Press
TORONTO -- Kyle Lowry scored 24 points, Amir Johnson had 19 and the Toronto Raptors beat Minnesota 94-89 on Friday night for their 10th straight home victory over the Timberwolves.
DeMar DeRozan shook off a poor shooting performance to score 15 points and Terrence Ross had 16 as the Raptors won their sixth straight home game. It's their longest home streak since an eight-game run from Jan. 17 to Feb. 10, 2010.
Lowry made a season-high 6 3-pointers as the Raptors won for the ninth time in 11 games and posted their 18th victory in 19 meetings with Minnesota.
Kevin Love had 16 points and 12 rebounds and Kevin Martin added 18 points for the Timberwolves, who lost their third straight. Jose Barea scored 14 and Nikola Pekovic had 13.
Game notes
Minnesota's last win in Toronto was a 108-97 victory on Jan. 21, 2004. ... Raptors G John Salmons left in the second quarter with back spasms and did not return. ... Toronto F Tyler Hansbrough (left ankle) missed his seventh straight game. ... Love missed both meetings with Toronto last season due to injury, with the Wolves losing each game. ... The Raptors wore camouflage jerseys to mark Canadian Armed Forces Night. More than 400 members of Canada's military attended the game.
TS (toni storks) view:
The Raptors looks like going to the playoff in a weak East and the Wolves shall missed again the bus to the playoffs in the very tough West. It's not the line-up that is hurting the struggling Wolves (they have a very good starting five and a deeper bench compared to thier previous years) but i think it's the chemistry?
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 11:10:45 AM
Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA -- LeBron James had 21 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds to help the Miami Heat snap a three-game losing and beat the Philadelphia 76ers 101-86 on Friday night.
Chris Bosh scored 25 points, Norris Cole and Shane Battier had 13 points, and the Heat avoided their first four-game losing streak since March 2011. The Heat dropped games at New York, Brooklyn and Washington. They never had any trouble this time against the Sixers.
The two-time defending NBA champion Heat led by 25 and atoned for a 114-110 loss to Philadelphia in October.
Tony Wroten led the Sixers with 13 points. Spencer Hawes had 10 points and 10 rebounds. The Sixers missed 18 of 20 3-pointers
Back in October, the Sixers made their first 11 shots and raced to leads of 19-0 and 26-4, putting the champs on their heels a night after they received their rings.
"It seems 1,000 years ago," Sixers coach Brett Brown.
It was also the highlight of a season that has the Sixers tumbling toward the bottom of the Eastern Conference -- which has been the plan all along as the franchise tries to gobble lottery picks and rebuild. It's why Brown has a four-year contract and a promise of patience from ownership.
But that win against the Heat still danced in their heads until tip.
"They were able to beat an NBA champion and you can't take it away from them," Brown said.
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 11:15:45 AM
Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Al Jefferson had 30 points and 16 rebounds, Kemba Walker added 19 points and 10 assists and the Charlotte Bobcats beat the Orlando Magic 111-101 on Friday night.
The Magic dug out of an 18-point first-half hole and pulled to 78-76 early in the fourth quarter. However, the Bobcats shot 16 for 20 on free throws in the final period to help secure the win.
Josh McRoberts and Gerald Wallace added 17 points apiece for Charlotte.
Orlando committed 16 turnovers in the loss, and extended its season-high losing streak to 10 games.
Arron Afflalo scored 24 points in his return to the Magic lineup, and Tobias Harris and Jameer Nelson each added 18.
The Magic looked sluggish early coming off a three-hour, triple-overtime loss to Chicago on Wednesday that saw their starters play at least 43 minutes each.
Orlando connected on just 1 of their first 10 field goal attempts to begin the game, allowing the Bobcats to jump out to a 21-3 lead.
Game notes
The Bobcats snapped a three-game road losing streak. ... Orlando is now 1-22 this season when its opponent scores 100 or more points. ... The Magic honored Horace Grant between the first and second quarter as part of the team's season-long "Legends Nights" series to commemorate its 25th anniversary season. Grant played six plus years for Orlando from 1994 to 1999 and 2001 to 2003.
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 11:41:10 AM
Associated Press
NEW YORK -- Blake Griffin scored 32 points, Jamal Crawford added 29, and the Los Angeles Clippers opened a seven-game road trip with their fifth straight victory, 109-95 over the New York Knicks on Friday night.
DeAndre Jordan had 11 points and 16 rebounds for the Clippers, who dominated the second half to hand the Knicks their third consecutive loss.
Carmelo Anthony had 26 points and 20 rebounds for the Knicks in a disappointing start to an eight-game homestand that matches the longest in franchise history. That doesn't guarantee any success this season, with the Knicks now 7-13 at Madison Square Garden.
Anthony shot only 4 of 23 from the field but made all 16 free throws in the first 20-20 game by a Knicks player since David Lee on April 2, 2010. J.R. Smith added 24 points off the bench.
It's the second seven-game trip of the season for the Clippers, who will fly about 11,275 miles as they give up Staples Center for the Grammy awards. They went 4-3 in December on the first one, and got this one off to a winning start while improving to 10-10 on the road this season.
Game notes
The Clippers improved to 6-1 without the injured Chris Paul this season. ... The Knicks also had an eight-game homestand in December 1986. The Dallas Mavericks are the only other team with eight straight home games this season.
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 12:04:33 PM
Associated Press
BOSTON -- Rajon Rondo returned from a knee injury and missed a 3-pointer for Boston that could have sent the game into overtime, allowing the Los Angeles Lakers to beat the Celtics 107-104 on Friday night.
Pau Gasol had 24 points and 13 rebounds for Los Angeles, and Kendall Marshall finished 19 points and 14 assists. Ryan Kelly scored 20 points and Wesley Johnson added 11 points and 11 rebounds.
Marshall made a 3-pointer with 69 seconds left to give the Lakers the lead for good. Kelly added a pair of clinching free throws with 9.4 seconds remaining as the Lakers snapped a six-game losing streak.
Kelly Olynyk scored a career-high 25 points for Boston. Rondo, who was limited to 20 minutes in his first game since tearing his anterior cruciate ligament on Jan. 25, 2013, had eight points, four assists and two rebounds.
TS (toni storks) view:
A match-up of two legendary champion teams but now both struggling teams who are both in danger of missing the playoff.
And finally, nabalitang nanalo rin ang team ko (Lakers) after a long long while. ;D
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 12:18:03 PM
Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO -- LaMarcus Aldridge had 26 points and 13 rebounds, Wesley Matthews scored 24 points, and the Portland Trail Blazers held off San Antonio's furious rally to beat the Spurs 109-100 on Friday night.
Damian Lillard had 21 points and eight assists and Mo Williams added 13 points as Portland snapped San Antonio's six-game winning streak. Matthews shot 6 for 7 on 3-pointers.
Manu Ginobili had a season-high 29 points, and Boris Diaw and Marco Belinelli added 14 points each for the Spurs. Tim Duncan had 13 points and Tony Parker added 12, but the two combined for just eight points in the second half of a physical and testy matchup between teams vying for the best record in the Western Conference.
Portland was controlling the contest when San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich was ejected with 7:18 left in the third quarter after drawing two technical fouls during a Spurs timeout.
TS (toni storks) view:
What a win on the road by the Blazers at the expense of the very superb Spurs team (eventhough I really hate this team).
Sayang ang outstanding game ng future hall of famer na si Ginobili though.
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 02:35:13 PM
Associated Press
PHOENIX -- The son of a baseball Hall of Famer had the biggest game of his young pro basketball career, and the Dallas Mavericks probably wouldn't have won without him.
Rookie Shane Larkin, son of Cincinnati Reds great Barry Larkin, scored a career-high 18 points, half of them in the final quarter, and the Mavericks held on to beat the Phoenix Suns 110-107 on Friday night.
Larkin, the 18th overall draft pick out of Miami, scored six in the last 2:42, capped by a pair of free throws with 11.1 seconds left.
"Sometimes you think as a rookie that you don't want to mess up," he said. "You want to play smart, you don't want to do anything that the coach is uncomfortable (with). Tonight it was, 'Just go play. We need you to play and we need you to play well and do the things that you can do.'"
Larkin was forced into extra duty when starting guard Jose Calderon hurt his knee in the first half.
"It's the most minutes I've played since college," he said.
Larkin made 6 of 8 shots, including two of three 3-pointers and had five assists in 26 1/2 minutes.
"That's why we drafted him," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said. "We felt like he could have this kind of impact."
Monta Ellis scored 24 and Dirk Nowitzki 21 for the Mavericks, who never trailed. Shawn Marion scored eight of his 16 in the third quarter for Dallas.
Goran Dragic scored 28 points, and Markieff Morris added 23, including 14 in the final quarter, and grabbed 12 rebounds.
Morris' twin brother Marcus scored 13 for the Suns, who have lost four of five.
Game notes
The Suns were without Leandro Barbosa for the second game in a row because of a sore right shoulder. He is at the end of a 10-day contract and is expected to get another over the weekend. ... Dallas' 36 points were the most Phoenix has allowed in the first quarter this season. ... Dallas has won 12 of 15 over the Suns.
Post by: tonistork on January 18, 2014, 02:47:37 PM
Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Kevin Durant scored a career-high 54 points to help the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Golden State Warriors 127-121 on Friday night.
Durant made 19 of 28 field goals and 11 of 13 free throws in his third straight game with at least 36 points.
Serge Ibaka had 21 points and eight rebounds, Reggie Jackson scored 14 points and Kendrick Perkins added 12 rebounds for the Thunder (30-10), who won for the third time in four games. Oklahoma City shot 58 percent from the field and scored a season-high point total.
Stephen Curry had 37 points and 11 assists and Klay Thompson added 26 points for the Warriors (25-16), who shot 52 percent but simply couldn't match up with Durant.
Durant drained back-to-back 3-pointers with Draymond Green in his face to give the Thunder a 116-103 lead. He hit another 3 with 5:25 left to reach 50, and then, with the crowd on its feet, made a turnaround jumper to match his career high.
Game notes
The previous two meetings between the Thunder and Warriors were decided by last-second shots. In the first game on Nov. 14, Iguodala hit a fallaway game-winning jumper for Golden State. In the second game, on Nov. 29, Russell Westbrook hit the game-winner in overtime. ... Golden State G Jordan Crawford and G MarShon Brooks played for the first time since being acquired from Boston in a three-team trade.
TS (toni storks) view:
For me, Kevin Durant is the most complete offensive player in the NBA right now, one of the best offensive player all time. He is a one of a kind scorer.
Post by: Zurca on January 18, 2014, 08:28:05 PM
Shaqtin' A Fool Special 2013 | Bloopers from the NBAs 2012-2013 season
http://youtu.be/KybC5xXHvKM (http://youtu.be/KybC5xXHvKM)
Post by: tonistork on January 19, 2014, 12:36:55 PM
Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS -- The struggling Minnesota Timberwolves finally got to blow off some steam.
Nikola Pekovic had 27 points and 14 rebounds in three quarters and the Timberwolves blasted the Utah Jazz, 98-72 on Saturday night.
Kevin Love had 18 points, 13 rebounds and five assists, and Kevin Martin scored 20 points to help the Wolves snap a three-game losing streak that included losses to Sacramento and Toronto. The Wolves scored 28 points off 16 Utah turnovers and outscored the Jazz 50-18 in the paint for a much-needed blowout.
Alec Burks scored 18 points for the Jazz, who trailed by as many as 36 points and shot 28.8 percent, the worst shooting night in franchise history. Derrick Favors had eight points and 10 boards, but was just 3 for 10 from the field.
The Timberwolves hit a season-low three games under .500 with a dispiriting loss in Toronto on Friday night, and a season that started with playoff aspirations was threatening to be done in by a lack of team chemistry and an inability to win close games. They are 0-11 this season in games decided by four points or less, but also lead the league in games in which they've led by at least 30 points (10).
The Jazz were playing again without leading scorer Gordon Hayward, who was out with a strained left hip flexor. And they've never missed him more.
The Timberwolves weren't exactly on fire, either. They shot 44 percent in the first half and missed eight of 19 free throws. But if any team needed a gimme like this one, it was the Wolves. They had lost four of their previous five games to fall to 11th in the Western Conference and were fighting discord in the locker room and plummeting confidence on the court. That all changed on Saturday night, with Love and Pekovic rough-housing on the sideline, Martin playing with an aggression that hasn't been seen for a few weeks and Ricky Rubio playing with a hop in his step and a smile on his face for the first time in a month.
Rubio had six points, nine assists and eight rebounds in 26 minutes.
Promising rookie Trey Burke had just nine points on 2-for-10 shooting for Utah.
Game notes
The Jazz's previous franchise low for field goal percentage was 29.3 percent against New York on Nov. 14, 2005. ... Love hit a 3-pointer in the first quarter that moved him past Wally Szczerbiak for second on the franchise's career list.
Post by: tonistork on January 19, 2014, 12:47:34 PM
Associated Press
CHICAGO -- Joakim Noah had 21 points and 16 rebounds, Carlos Boozer added 15 points and 13 boards, and the Chicago Bulls beat the Philadelphia 76ers 103-78 on Saturday night.
Noah extended his streak of double-digit rebound games to 12, the longest stretch of his career.
The duo's dominating performance was awfully similar to the teams' last meeting at the United Center, when Noah posted a triple-double and combined with Boozer for 44 points and 33 rebounds on Feb. 28, 2013.
Chicago (19-20) has won seven of nine games in 2014. The Bulls led by as many as 36, their largest lead this season.
D.J. Augustin scored nine points and dished out seven assists in the pivotal second quarter, in which Chicago extended its lead from five to 20. He finished with 19 points and eight assists.
Only three 76ers scored in double digits, Thaddeus Young leading the way with 12 points.
James Anderson had 11 points and seven rebounds for Philadelphia (13-27), which has dropped six of seven.
Augustin brought the fans to their feet two minutes into the second when he threaded a cross-court bounce pass to Jimmy Butler, who finished strong with a thunderous slam. Augustin later fed Noah on a two-handed dunk in transition to cap the dominating quarter.
Spencer Hawes, who averaged 19 points and 13 rebounds in his last two games against Chicago, was largely ineffective. The 7-foot-1 center had nine points and six rebounds.
Michael Carter-Williams scored 10 points and dished out five assists. He had 26 and 11 in the November meeting.
Game notes
The Bulls agreed to trade point guard Marquis Teague to the Brooklyn Nets for F Tornike Shengelia, a person with knowledge of the deal said Saturday. Teague was dressed but did not play. "Marquis is a good, young player. He's had some good moments," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said. "He's had some moments that he can obviously do better, but that's to be expected. When you come into this league as young as he is, that's what you're going to get. He's much further along today than he was when he was first drafted." .
Post by: tonistork on January 19, 2014, 12:54:54 PM
Associated Press
INDIANAPOLIS -- Paul George put an emphatic 360-degree twist on the Pacers' latest blowout.
Lob City's stars just watched in amazement.
George scored 36 points, the last two on a reverse windmill dunk that brought fans to their feet and the Clippers to their knees in Indiana's 106-92 rout Saturday night.
"It was just instinctive," George said after helping to end the Clippers' five-game winning streak. "I wanted to put on a show for the fans."
The entire season has been a showcase for the Pacers (32-7), who have the NBA's best record, the league's best home record at 21-1 and a 3 1/2-game lead in the Eastern Conference over two-time defending champion Miami.
George's highlight-reel dunks and Lance Stephenson's increasingly commonplace poses are all becoming part of Indiana's normal routine.
George, last year's Most Improved Player, has six 30-point games and 27 20-point games this season. The 23-year-old emerging star is ranked among the league leaders in scoring, free throw percentage and steals, and he might be higher in rebounds and assists if the Pacers weren't blowing teams out with regularity.
Critics might contend the only real thing missing from his resume is pizazz. Those complaints disappeared with one dunk contest move that George saved for game time. Armed with a 20-point lead and a clear path to the basket, he leapt in the air, spun around, slammed the ball with one hand, stuck the landing and ran back to play defense. Fans and most of his teammates immediately jumped to their feet.
"I just wanted to celebrate," Stephenson said. "I didn't want to get back on defense. I've not seen one like that in a game I've been in."
Indiana fans haven't seen anything quite like this season, either, not even when Reggie Miller was running the show.
The Pacers have now won four straight, all by at least 14 points, and fell just short of winning four in a row by 20 or more points for the first time in franchise history.
Stephenson, who leads the NBA with three triple-doubles, settled for 22 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists.
Indiana's bench pitched in, too. Danny Granger added 12 points and now has nine double-figure games in 14 appearances this season, while C.J. Watson had 11 points.
The Clippers' bigger problem was Indiana's stout defense.
Indiana had a 48-39 rebounding edge, a 42-32 edge on points in the paints and limited the high-scoring Clippers to 39.8 percent from the field and six fast-break points.
Jamal Crawford finished with 22 points off the bench, while Blake Griffin had 19 points and rebounds and DeAndre Jordan finished with 12 points and 17 rebounds to lead Los Angeles (28-14).
Game notes
Indiana completed its first season sweep of the Clippers since 2005-06. ... The Clippers' five-game winning streak matched a season best. ... Hibbert finished with five blocks, all in the first quarter. ... Indiana has won 20 games this season by 10 or more points.
Post by: tonistork on January 19, 2014, 01:03:33 PM
Associated Press
HOUSTON -- Since signing with Houston this summer, Dwight Howard has been telling everyone that Terrence Jones had a chance to be a very good player.
Lately, Jones has been making his new teammate look pretty smart.
Jones had a career-high 36 points and 11 rebounds, and the Rockets led from the start in a 114-104 win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday night.
"He's been doing an excellent job," Howard said. "He's still growing as a player and he's learning the game at a very fast pace, which is great."
Jones had 25 points by halftime, matching his previous career-best set on Wednesday, and James Harden added 22 points. The second-year player has averaged 22.25 points in Houston's four games this week.
"I was just trying to offensive rebound and do all the little things I've been doing," said Jones, who had six offensive boards. "It was just coming to me tonight."
Brandon Knight scored 26 points with seven assists for the NBA-worst Bucks, who have dropped eight in a row.
"From a physical standpoint he outmuscled us," Milwaukee coach Larry Drew said of Jones. "We knew we had to slow down Dwight and slow down James Harden and defend those guys at the 3-point line, but you don't factor in a guy like that having that type of game."
Howard added 20 points and 14 rebounds for the Rockets, Aaron Brooks had 10 points and four assists and Jones also had two blocks, a steal and an assist.
John Henson had 20 points and 15 rebounds for Milwaukee and Luke Ridnour added 14 points.
The Rockets were up by seven soon after that when they scored nine straight points to push the lead to 89-73. Harden got that spurt going with a layup before Howard made two free throws before sinking a rare 3. The 6-foot-11 Howard, who often jokes that he should be allowed to shoot more 3s, smiled broadly and pointed at his teammates as he trotted down the court after hitting the long shot.
It was his second 3 this season and the fourth of his nine-year career.
The Rockets bounced back from a tough loss to Oklahoma City on Thursday night in which they set an NBA record for the largest scoring differential between two halves by scoring 73 points in the first half and a franchise-low 19 after halftime.
They'd matched the 19 points they scored then with 5 minutes remaining in the first quarter en route to a 62-52 halftime lead.
Jones played just 19 games as a rookie last season after being selected out of Kentucky with the 18th overall pick in the 2012 draft. He has appeared in 39 games this season with 34 starts. The 22-year-old Jones is the second-youngest Rocket to have a 30-point game behind Hakeem Olajuwon.
Post by: tonistork on January 19, 2014, 01:12:30 PM
Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS -- Stephen Curry scored 28 points, David Lee added 22 and the Golden State Warriors sent the New Orleans Pelicans to their eighth straight loss, 97-87 on Saturday night.
Anthony Davis had 31 points and 17 rebounds in his seventh straight game with more than 20 points, but that was only enough to keep the Pelicans competitive into the final minutes.
Andrew Bogut had 10 points, 15 rebounds and five blocked shots for Golden State, which bounced back from a loss a night earlier in Oklahoma City and snapped a two-game skid. Jordan Crawford added 10 points.
Tyreke Evans scored 14 points in his return to the Pelicans after missing three games with a left ankle sprain. Al-Farouq Aminu added 12 points, but the Pelicans were doomed by 13-of-39 shooting in the second half, during which they scored only 33 points.
New Orleans finished shooting 38.6 percent (32 of 83), including 2 of 11 from 3-point range. The Warriors shot 44 percent (37 of 84), hitting 6 of 22 from deep.
Game notes
The Warriors have now played 25 road games, most of any team in the league. Their road record is 14-11. ... Golden State now returns home for five games, starting Monday against Indiana.
Post by: tonistork on January 19, 2014, 01:20:42 PM
Associated Press
DALLAS -- LaMarcus Aldridge had 30 points and 12 rebounds, and the Portland Trail Blazers ran past the Dallas Mavericks 127-111 on Saturday night for their fifth consecutive victory.
Aldridge, a 28-year-old Dallas native, had his 24th double-double this season.
The NBA's highest-scoring team reached 30 points in the first quarter for the 14th time in 2013-14, and 100 points in three quarters for the fourth time.
Nicolas Batum scored 21 for the Trail Blazers. Robin Lopez added 16 points and 12 rebounds.
Dirk Nowitzki had 18 points for the Mavericks, who had won four of their previous five games.
Devin Harris played 17 minutes and scored six points in his first game this season following toe surgery.
Harris played the first 3 1/2 of his 10 NBA seasons with the Mavericks, and re-signed with the team last summer, but missed the first 41 games following surgery.
Batum shot 6 for 7 and had three rebounds to help Portland to a 35-23 lead at the end of the first quarter. Aldridge added 10 points. The Trail Blazers shot 59 percent (13 for 22) and led by as many as 15 points.
Game notes
Dallas' Shawn Marion made his 1,000th NBA start. . The Trail Blazers are just 8-6 when they have scored 30-plus points in the first quarter, but they're 4-0 when reaching 100 in just three quarters. They entered the game averaging 109.1 points per game. . . When asked what knowledge Trail Blazers coach Terry Stotts had gained after Portland won only 33 games last season, Dallas coach Rick Carlisle joked about his former assistant, "You mean other than what he stole here?"
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 20, 2014, 01:17:47 PM
Lakers - 112 Raptors - 106
Young: 29 Pts. Marshall: 11 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 23 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 7 Rebs.
Celtics - 91 Magic - 93
Green: 22 Pts. Pressey: 5 Asts. Humphries: 12 Rebs./Afflalo: 20 Pts. Nelson: 10 Asts. Afflalo: 13 Rebs.
Kings - 93 Thunder - 108
Thomas: 38 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs./Durant: 30 Pts. Durant: 9 Asts. Adams: 7 Rebs.
Bucks - 82 Spurs - 110
Knight: 21 Pts. Ridnour: 3 Asts. Henson: 11 Rebs./Mills: 20 Pts. Mills: 7 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets - 103 Suns - 117
Randolph: 19 Pts. Lawson: 14 Asts. Hickson: 13 Rebs./Frye: 30 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 32-9
2. BLAZERS 31-9
3. Thunder 31-10
4. CLIPPERS 28-14
5. Rockets 27-15
6. Warriors 26-16
7. Suns 23-17
8. Mavericks 24-18
9. Grizzlies 20-19
10. Nuggets 20-20
11. Timberwolves 19-21
12. Lakers 16-25
13. Pelicans 15-24
14. Kings 14-25
15. Jazz 14-28
East:
1. PACERS 32-7
2. HEAT 29-11
3. RAPTORS 20-19
4. Hawks 20-19
5. Wizards 19-20
6. Bulls 19-20
7. Pistons 17-23
8. Nets 16-22
9. Bobcats 17-25
10. Cavaliers 15-25
11. Knicks 15-25
12. Celtics 14-28
13. Sixers 13-27
14. Magic 11-30
15. Bucks 7-33
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: tonistork on January 21, 2014, 06:41:10 PM
Associated Press
CHICAGO -- With nine-tenths of a second left, Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau drew up a play for Taj Gibson. He told the athletic forward to attack the basket and use his left hand.
Done, and done.
Gibson got a nice bounce pass from Mike Dunleavy and made a lefty layup at the buzzer in overtime, lifting Chicago to a 102-100 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night.
"You don't have a lot of time in that situation. It is a quick read," Thibodeau said. "Dunleavy made a great play on it and Taj obviously. But we needed everyone to sell the play. We had good fortune on it."
Dunleavy had to inbound from underneath the basket and found Gibson cutting down the middle. He then muscled toward the hoop for the winning basket, which was confirmed by a video review by the officials.
"It was a good play," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "It was designed well and they executed well. We played baseline and didn't slide over."
Gibson said it was his first winning buzzer-beater at any level.
"They always crack jokes on me in practice about trying to use my left and today I proved them wrong," a grinning Gibson said.
Joakim Noah had 17 points, 21 rebounds and six assists for Chicago (20-20), which has won eight of 10 to get back to .500 for the first time since Nov. 27. D.J. Augustin had a season-high 27 points, and Jimmy Butler finished with 13 points and 11 rebounds.
Nick Young had 31 points for the Lakers (16-26), including a tying baseline jumper with 6 seconds left in overtime. The streaky sub also made three free throws with 4.1 seconds left in regulation, tying it at 93.
Augustin had to shoulder the load at the point after Kirk Hinrich departed in the third with a right hamstring injury.
"We like to close games with D.J. and Kirk," Thibodeau said. "That allows you to bring D.J. off some catch-and-shoot things and into the pick and roll. We didn't have that option so we had to go to some other things."
Pau Gasol had 20 points and 19 rebounds for Los Angeles, and Jodie Meeks added 16 points and seven assists.
TS (toni storks) view:
Chicago is a scrappy team, getting the win even with a depleted line-up or even without a reliable bench. Coach Thibodeau is a genius of a coach.
Post by: tonistork on January 21, 2014, 06:48:29 PM
Associated Press
ATLANTA -- The Atlanta Hawks didn't talk about ending their nine-game losing streak against Miami.
The Hawks only wanted to make up for the last loss in the streak -- an overtime defeat in Miami last month.
Paul Millsap scored 26 points and the Hawks overcame LeBron James' 30 to beat the Heat 121-114 on Monday night, leaving Miami to bemoan its defensive woes.
"To us, this was a get-back game," said Atlanta's Lou Williams, who had 12 points. "We felt we should have won the last one in Miami that we lost in overtime."
James blamed poor defense for Miami's fourth loss in its last six games.
"We scored enough points to win, so obviously it was defense," James said. "Especially in the first half."
The Hawks led 71-70 at halftime.
DeMarre Carroll finished with 19 points and Pero Antic had 17 for the Hawks, who beat Miami for the first time since Jan 2, 2012. It was Atlanta's first home win over the Heat since Nov. 18, 2009.
The Hawks have been rebuilt under second-year general manager Danny Ferry and first-year coach Mike Budenholzer. Most Atlanta players said they had no idea the Hawks had gone so long without beating the Heat.
Chris Bosh had 21 points for Miami, which was without Dwyane Wade for the second straight game.
The Hawks set a season high for points in a half and points allowed by a Miami opponent in a half.
The Heat trailed despite matching their season high for points in a half. It was only the second time in Miami's franchise history both teams had at least 70 points in a half.
Korver hit a 3-pointer to open the second period, extending to 109 his NBA record of consecutive games with a 3.
James was slow to return to his feet after he was hit in the back of his head by Korver, who was trying to block a shot with 3:18 remaining in the first half. Korver was called for a flagrant foul, but the call was overturned following a review.
Game notes
The Heat and the Celtics each had 70 or more points in the second half on April 12, 1990, at Boston, the only other time Miami and its opponent each scored at least 70 points in a half.
Post by: tonistork on January 21, 2014, 06:54:31 PM
Associated Press
HOUSTON -- The last time the Houston Rockets scored more than 70 points in a first half they followed it with a franchise-low 19 points after halftime.
They had no such letdown Monday night against the Portland Trail Blazers.
Chandler Parsons scored a season-high 31 points and Dwight Howard added 24 to lead the Rockets to a 126-113 win over Portland that snapped the Trail Blazers' five-game winning streak.
The Rockets scored a season-high to win their second straight, building a big lead early and answering every time Portland made a run.
James Harden added 22 points and had five assists and Patrick Beverley returned from a broken hand to score 17 points. Parsons added 10 rebounds and seven assists while finishing one point shy of his career-high.
Harden talked about the difference between Monday night and last week's loss to Oklahoma City, when they set an NBA record for the largest scoring differential between two halves.
"We just held our composure," Harden said. "We couldn't worry about what they were doing or anything. We had to figure out a way to fight through it and play harder, push the tempo a little harder and play defense."
LaMarcus Aldridge had 27 points and 20 rebounds for the Trail Blazers, who have won seven of their last 11 games.
Damian Lillard added 24 points for Portland and Wesley Matthews had 18.
Game notes
Houston's Terrence Jones, who scored a career-high 36 points in the last game, sat out with a deep thigh bruise. Donatas Motiejunas started in his place and finished with nine points and nine rebounds. ... The Trail Blazers have scored at least 98 points in 29 games in a row.
Post by: tonistork on January 21, 2014, 07:00:34 PM
Associated Press
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- There's something about the Detroit Pistons that seems to bring out DeAndre Jordan's best dunks.
Jordan had 16 points and 21 rebounds -- dunking seven times with a layup -- and the Los Angeles Clippers breezed to a 112-103 victory over the Pistons on Monday.
Jordan threw down a memorable dunk on Detroit's Brandon Knight last March. Knight is no longer on the Pistons, but Jordan put on another highlight show in this meeting against Detroit big men Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe.
"We knew we had to bring it," Jordan said.
Detroit's Josh Smith had his own explanation.
"We didn't put up a resistance," Smith said. "They had transition 3s, open looks at 3s and they were getting layups in transition and throwing lobs and we just let them have everything. I don't know what happened."
Jordan made his first seven shots. Blake Griffin added 25 points and Jamal Crawford scored 26 for the Clippers, who are now 6-2 since losing star point guard Chris Paul to a shoulder injury.
J.J. Redick added 20 points for Los Angeles, including two four-point plays when the Pistons fouled him beyond the arc.
Rodney Stuckey scored 29 points for Detroit and Smith added 24, but the Pistons got almost nothing from their starting backcourt. Brandon Jennings went scoreless and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored only six points.
Jordan dunked four times in the first quarter alone. The Clippers led 64-53 at halftime after shooting 66 percent from the field.
Redick bounced back after a 4-for-17 showing against Indiana on Saturday. His first four-point play put the Clippers up 38-33 in the second quarter. His second came in the third, after the Pistons had cut the lead to six and looked ready for a potential run.
"That's my job -- to knock down some shots," Redick said. "I think we played really well in that second quarter, and then in that third quarter we had another good stretch."
The last player with two four-point plays in one game was Crawford, who did it for Golden State against Denver on March 28, 2009, according to STATS.
"I figured he'd probably done it before," Redick said. "He's the master."
Game notes
Caldwell-Pope fouled Redick on both four-point plays. ... Jordan finished 8 of 11 from the field and 0 for 6 on free throws. ... Jennings missed all seven of his shots from the field, going scoreless for only the second time in 330 career games. It also happened in March, when he was with Milwaukee. ... The Pistons dropped to 7-14 at home this season. They are 10-10 on the road.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 22, 2014, 02:28:10 PM
Magic - 90 Nets - 101
O'Quinn: 15 Pts. Nelson: 10 Asts. O'Quinn: 8 Rebs./Blatche: 18 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Pierce: 6 Rebs.
Celtics - 86 Heat - 93
Bass: 15 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Humphries: 13 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. Chalmers: 6 Asts. James: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 114 Pelicans - 97
Gay: 41 Pts. Thomas: 11 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs./Evans: 17 Pts. Roberts: 6 Asts. Davis: 6 Rebs.
Blazers - 97 Thunder - 105
Aldridge: 29 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 19 Rebs./Durant: 46 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Perkins: 8 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 112 Jazz - 97
Brewer: 19 Pts. Rubio: 13 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Hayward: 27 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Kanter: 6 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. SPURS 32-9
2. THUNDER 32-10
3. Blazers 31-11
4. CLIPPERS 29-14
5. Rockets 28-15
6. Warriors 26-17
7. Mavericks 25-18
8. Suns 23-17
9. Grizzlies 20-20
10. Nuggets 20-20
11. Timberwolves 20-21
12. Pelicans 16-25
13. Lakers 16-26
14. Kings 15-25
15. Jazz 14-29
East:
1. PACERS 33-7
2. HEAT 30-12
3. Hawks 21-19
4. RAPTORS 20-20
5. Wizards 20-20
6. Bulls 20-20
7. Nets 18-22
8. Bobcats 18-25
9. Pistons 17-24
10. Cavaliers 15-26
11. Knicks 15-26
12. Celtics 14-29
13. Sixers 13-28
14. Magic 11-31
15. Bucks 7-33
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least
the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 22, 2014, 06:36:37 PM
L.A. Clippers at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Atlanta at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Dallas at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Boston at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Philadelphia at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Sacramento at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Detroit at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Oklahoma City at San Antonio - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Indiana at Phoenix - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: tonistork on January 23, 2014, 06:18:03 PM
AP - Sports
SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Teams are finding out there's little they can do to stop Kevin Durant.
Durant had 36 points to offset Tony Parker's season-high 37, and Oklahoma City survived a testy 111-105 victory over San Antonio on Wednesday night, their third win this season over the defending Western Conference champions.
Durant is averaging 38.1 points in his last 11 games, helping the Thunder reclaim the Western Conference's record with a five-game winning streak and an 8-3 mark.
''Kevin did his thing down the stretch, it was pretty remarkable,'' San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said.
Reggie Jackson gave Durant all the help he needed, matching his season high with 27 points while handing out eight assists.
Durant and Jackson combined for 22 points on 9-for-15 shooting in a 35-point fourth quarter for Oklahoma City (33-10).
Jackson had 11 consecutive points early in the fourth, blowing past Parker for layups to give the Thunder a 94-89 lead with 8 minutes left.
''He has had great games against the Spurs,'' Oklahoma City coach Scott Brooks said. ''I can't put my finger on it. We want him to play aggressive basketball on both ends of the floor. I thought he did a good job of finding spots on the floor that he can finish around the rim.''
Jackson averages 13.2 points, but has scored 23.7 points against the Spurs this season.
Duncan and Boris Diaw scored 14 points each, Marco Belinelli had 13 points and Manu Ginobili added 10 points. Duncan added 13 rebounds, but San Antonio (32-10) struggled to overcome the loss of their top defensive stopper, Kawhi Leonard.
Durant finished 12 for 22, but struggled to get his shot off against the snug defense of the 6-foot-7 Leonard, who has a 7-4 wingspan. Leonard left the game late in the first half after sustaining a non-displaced fracture in his right hand. His status is unknown, but a similar injury is expected to sideline Danny Green for a month.
''It's tough, we're dropping like flies right now,'' Duncan said. ''Losing Kawhi was huge, especially in a game like tonight.''
Durant scored 24 points after Leonard left the game with 3 minutes left in the first half.
With Leonard out, the Spurs rotated Belinelli, Ginobili and 6-3 former Texas Longhorns teammate Cory Joseph on the 6-9 Durant. San Antonio even attempted a zone at one point to slow Durant to no avail.
''(He guarded Durant) just one time in the zone - he just shot over me,'' Parker said. ''He is on fire right now anyways. He played great tonight. You just have to give them credit.''
The Spurs used a physical defense against Durant with Leonard out, especially when Ginobili drew the assignment. The tough play angered Durant, who twice lowered his shoulder and dropped Ginobili. Both plays resulted in non-calls, which incensed Popovich.
The Spurs coach screamed at officials while Durant appeared to yell at Popovich. Popovich was assessed a technical foul, which Durant angrily sank with 1:12 to give Oklahoma City a 55-51 lead with 1:19 left in the first half.
Durant dismissed the heated emotion just as quickly as he did any psychological boost the Thunder will get from beating the rival Spurs three times.
NOTES: Splitter (sprained right shoulder) and Green (broken left index finger) both missed the game. . San Antonio has a 54-22 record at home over Oklahoma City. ... Bonner, the Spurs' fun-loving forward, is playing along with the ribbing he is getting about the mask he must wear to protect the broken nose he sustained Friday against the Portland Trail Blazers. Duncan, who owns a vehicle customization shop, offered a custom-paint job for the clear mask and Parker joked that Bonner could ''scare Durant'' with it. Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News jokingly asked if the injury ends Bonner's hopes of a modeling career once his NBA days are over. ''I can still be a hand model,'' Bonner said.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-scores-36-thunder-beat (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-scores-36-thunder-beat)
toni's note: sarap talaga ng feeling pag nababalitaan kung natatalo ang Spurs. :)):))
Post by: tonistork on January 23, 2014, 06:24:24 PM
AP - Sports
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Luol Deng misses his close friends in Chicago. The Bulls seem to be getting along fine without him.
D.J. Augustin scored 27 points in a start for Kirk Hinrich and Taj Gibson matched a career high with 26 filling in for Carlos Boozer as the Bulls improved to 7-2 since trading the popular Deng with a 98-87 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night.
Augustin and Mike Dunleavy hit 3-pointers down the stretch to pace the Bulls, who have won three straight, nine of 11 and moved over .500 for the first time since Nov. 22.
Chicago reached the season's mid-point at 21-20, not where many expected the Bulls to be sitting after dealing Deng.
The two-time All-Star was a non-factor in his first game against his former team, which traded him for draft picks on Jan. 6. Deng went just 2 of 11 from the field and scored 11 points in 40 minutes.
''It was strange,'' Deng said. ''It's the Cavs versus the Bulls and not so much about me. In terms of me, I could have played better.''
Joakim Noah had 18 rebounds for the Bulls, who appeared to be looking toward the future when they traded Deng, not long after losing superstar Derrick Rose to a season-ending injury.
But the Bulls aren't fading away as coach Tom Thibodeau has them playing with their usual defensive tenacity.
Deng's not around, but the Bulls remain as tough as always.
''It's one of the things I respect about our team,'' Thibodeau said. ''They respond to every challenge. They have a lot of heart. They're playing together. Each day they have the right approach. If someone's out, the next five get in there and get the job done. We're short-handed. We understand how hard we have to play to give ourselves a chance to win.''
Kyrie Irving scored 26 to lead Cleveland, which has dropped the first two games of a five-game homestand. The Cavs have lost all of their momentum after going 3-2 on the road.
Although they were missing two starters in Boozer (calf) and Hinrich (hamstring), the Bulls had more than enough to hold off the Cavaliers.
Dunleavy added 22 points for the Bulls, who got just four points from their bench.
Waiters had 15 for Cleveland.
Deng spent 10 seasons with the Bulls, and the 28-year-old knew it would be challenging to oppose his ex-teammates.
Before the opening tip, Deng ran over to Chicago's bench and hugged Thibodeau and shook hands with all of the team's assistant coaches.
''It says a lot about who he is,'' Thibodeau said. ''That didn't surprise me.''
Gibson said there were some awkward moments going against Deng.
''It felt weird,'' Gibson said. ''There was tension before the game because we weren't talking. It's like Tibs said, 'We love him but we're going to go knock him on his butt if he tries to score. After the game, we're going to be friends.'''
NOTES: Deng spent nearly 20 minutes after the shootaround discussing his days in Chicago, which ended shortly after he rejected a three-year, $30 million contract extension, an offer and pay cut that he and his agents didn't find adequate. Asked if he would consider returning to the Bulls as a free agent this summer, Deng took a swipe at Chicago's front office. ''Maybe they'll offer me three years, $30 million,'' he cracked. ''That might be an option to take.'' ... Noah has recorded at least 10 rebounds in 14 straight games, the longest stretch in franchise history since Dennis Rodman posted 43 straight in '97.
Post by: tonistork on January 23, 2014, 06:29:50 PM
AP - Sports
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Road victories don't come easily for the Atlanta Hawks.
Atlanta lost a 19-point lead in the fourth quarter before coming back to hit six free throws in the final 40 seconds and secure a 112-109 victory over the Orlando Magic on Wednesday night.
Paul Millsap had 24 points and Jeff Teague added 23 to help the Hawks earn just their seventh road victory of the season.
Victor Oladipo led Orlando with 24 points. Tobias Harris had 19 points and 12 rebounds, and Jameer Nelson finished with 17 points.
The Magic have lost 12 of their last 13 overall, and fell to 1-14 this season without starting center Nik Vucevic, who continues to recover from a concussion.
NOTES: Atlanta's Kyle Korver extended his NBA record to 110 consecutive games with at least one made 3-pointer. ... Orlando fell to 1-24 when its opponent scores 100 or more points. ... Vucevic missed his ninth straight game due to a concussion. Magic coach Jacque Vaughn said he isn't sure where Vucevic is in the league's concussion protocol, saying only that ''He's still in the doctor's hands.''
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-hang-beat-magic-112 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-hang-beat-magic-112)
Post by: tonistork on January 23, 2014, 06:53:27 PM
AP - Sports
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- It took three quarters, but the Charlotte Bobcats finally were able to shut down Blake Griffin.
Then they shut down the high-powered Los Angeles Clippers, 95-91 Wednesday night.
Griffin scored 26 points in the first three quarters, but was limited to one point in the final 12 minutes, when he was 0 for 4 from the field, including a pair of misses in the final 20 seconds.
Al Jefferson had 24 points and 10 rebounds to lead Charlotte to its first win over the Clippers in their last seven tries. The veteran center was 12 of 23 from the field as the Bobcats won for the third time in their last four games at home.
Jefferson was a beast down low.
He came in with the hot hand for the Bobcats, averaging 25.5 points and 12.7 rebounds while shooting 55.8 percent over the last six games and didn't let up against the Clippers.
The Bobcats didn't seem to have an answer for Griffin early as he proved too physical for McRoberts and Cody Zeller in the low post and too quick for Jefferson. But as the game went on the Bobcats doubled him more in the low post and Griffin didn't post up much in the closing minutes.
It was a big win for Charlotte, which improved to 2-0 without point guard Kemba Walker, who is expected to be back in about 10 days after spraining his ankle.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-lifts-bobcats-past-clippers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-lifts-bobcats-past-clippers)
Post by: tonistork on January 23, 2014, 07:01:59 PM
AP - Sports
PHOENIX (AP) -- The team with the NBA's best record had its worst game of the season Wednesday night.
The Phoenix Suns simply ran the Indiana Pacers and their vaunted defense off the court, 124-100.
It was the most points allowed by the Pacers this season and matched their most one-sided loss.
The Suns snapped Indiana's five-game winning streak but was no cause for alarm, the Pacers' George Hill said.
''We spoil you guys with great defense,'' he said, ''so when you do have a bad game you think the world is going to end.''
The surprising Suns won their 24th game, one fewer than they did all of last season.
''Heck of an offensive performance by the Phoenix Suns,'' Indiana coach Frank Vogel said. ''Their shot-making was off the charts.''
Gerald Green led the Suns with 23 points against his former team, not that it meant anything that special. Green's had a lot of former teams.
''This is my seventh team, man,'' he said. ''I've been down this road before.''
Indiana has the league's best record (33-8) and is the NBA leader in scoring defense and field goal percentage defense. But the Pacers were on their heels from the start.
''We knew they were going to come out with a lot of energy and play with a lot of energy,'' Indiana's Paul George said. ''We just did a terrible job of responding to it. They just caught fire and once one of them fell, they all had that confidence to keep shooting.''
Goran Dragic scored 21, Markieff Morris 20, P.J. Tucker 13, Miles Plumlee 11 and Channing Frye 10 for the Suns.
George scored 26, Hill 16 and David West 13 for Indiana.
Phoenix scored 62 points in each half, the most allowed by the Pacers in any half this season.
''We should play like that every game,'' Dragic said. ''We should play like that against everybody, even if they are last in the standings.''
Green and Plumlee came to the Suns along with a first-round draft pick in a trade that sent Luis Scola to Indiana in the offseason. Scola scored five on Wednesday night.
NOTES: The Pacers' David West was out briefly in the first half with a bruised right wrist. ... The previous high for points scored against Indiana in a half was 61 in the second half at Portland on Dec. 2. ... The most points Indiana had previously allowed was 118 by Oklahoma City on Dec. 8.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/green-suns-race-past-pacers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/green-suns-race-past-pacers)
Toni's view: what an upset by the exciting Phoenix Suns against East co-favorite (with the Heat) Pacers. Coach Hornacek is a candidate for coach of the year for sure.
Post by: tonistork on January 23, 2014, 07:06:06 PM
AP - Sports
HOUSTON (AP) -- Dwight Howard didn't think he was aggressive enough in Houston's two losses to Sacramento this season and vowed to attack from the beginning when the Rockets faced the Kings on Wednesday night.
Howard's plan worked. He had 17 points and 10 rebounds by halftime on the way to a 26-point night to help the Rockets cruise to their third straight win, a 119-98 victory over the Kings.
Howard also had 13 rebounds and four blocks and James Harden added 24 points and nine assists before the pair went to the bench for the fourth quarter.
''The last couple of games against those guys, I didn't come out aggressive like I needed to on both ends of the floor,'' Howard said. ''I've been looking at some film and I wanted to get off to a better start. It's not just about scoring. It's defense and things like that.''
Gay, who tied a career high with 41 points on Tuesday night, injured his left Achilles tendon in the first quarter and Cousins sprained his left ankle in the second.
Derrick Williams scored 22 points with 11 rebounds and Isaiah Thomas added 20 points for the Kings.
Cousins entered the game leading the team in scoring (23.1) and rebounding (11.7). He scored just two points before getting hurt, snapping a streak of 30 straight games with at least 10 points.
Omri Casspi added 20 points and tied a career-high with 12 rebounds and Parsons added 19 points with 10 rebounds.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-harden-lead-rockets-over (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-harden-lead-rockets-over)
Post by: Zurca on January 24, 2014, 03:03:36 PM
Shaqtin' A Fool January 16, 2014 Episode
http://youtu.be/pQ4wVXICvXs (http://youtu.be/pQ4wVXICvXs)
Post by: tonistork on January 24, 2014, 08:37:42 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- Kobe Bryant called for younger players in the All-Star game, and the fans listened.
They still want Bryant, too.
Stephen Curry, Kevin Love, Paul George and Kyrie Irving were voted NBA All-Stars Thursday, putting four first-time starters in the Feb. 16 game in New Orleans.
Bryant was elected by fans to his 16th All-Star game, second-most in NBA history, but this one is shaping up as a kids' game.
Curry, perhaps the biggest snub last season, will join him in the Western Conference backcourt. Love passed Dwight Howard in the final days of voting and will start in the frontcourt along with Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant and the Clippers' Blake Griffin.
''Hey, I'm popular now,'' Love joked. ''It's very humbling to me to be starting in the All-Star game. I tip my hat to the fans in the Twin Cities and all over Minnesota and beyond.''
The four first-time starters are all 25 or younger. Curry went to All-Star weekend as a kid when his father, Dell, competed in the 3-point contest, and now he'll finally get to play in the game.
''It's kind of just a surreal feeling,'' Curry said. ''I saw Kobe come on the screen and you knew that next person on the screen was going to be me or I was going to get left off that list. Just when I saw my name it was a real emotional kind of experience and glad my wife and daughter were here to watch it with me.''
LeBron James was the leading vote-getter with 1.4 million and Miami teammate Dwyane Wade also was voted in Thursday. George, who has led Indiana to the league's best record, and New York's Carmelo Anthony are the other East forwards, and Irving will start at guard.
Bryant has been limited to just six games this season because of injuries and will be out until at least early next month. He said recently he hoped fans wouldn't vote for him and would instead look toward younger, more deserving players.
Fans picked him anyway. Only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, with 19, was selected to more All-Star games.
But even Bryant could finish only second to Curry among West guards, a remarkable turnaround for the Golden State sharpshooter. He was the highest-scoring player not chosen last year, but moved past the Clippers' Chris Paul in the third returns of balloting, then passed Bryant in the final days to finish with more than a million votes and become the Warriors' first All-Star starter since Latrell Sprewell in 1995.
''I understand how big a deal it is to be selected on the team,'' Curry said. ''And just how different the feeling was from last year, having gone through that experience and just trying to get back healthy, first and foremost, to give myself a chance come All-Star selection time.''
Love also made a late move to surge into the top three, finishing about 8,000 votes ahead of Houston center Dwight Howard to become Minnesota's first All-Star starter since Kevin Garnett in 2007.
''I was hoping for the best and preparing for the worst, and knowing the worst was I was going to still probably end up in the All-Star game (as a coach's pick) and represent the West and the Wolves and the Twin Cities.'' Love said. ''Right now, I'm very happy.''
Indiana hadn't had one since Jermaine O'Neal a year earlier, but now George will get to play for Pacers coach Frank Vogel, who has already clinched the East's coaching spot.
''It means a lot because that means the fans are really watching us as a team,'' George said. ''For us to have the No. 1 record in the league, and playing at a high level, I think the fans are starting to follow us as a whole and I think that's the biggest thing with me being a starter.''
The reserves will be announced next Thursday. Head coaches in each conference will vote for two guards, three frontcourt players and two players regardless of position.
source: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/4-first-timers-voted-start (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/4-first-timers-voted-start)
Post by: tonistork on January 24, 2014, 09:13:24 PM
AP - Sports
NEW YORK (AP) -- The New York Knicks say forward Andrea Bargnani has a torn ligament in his left elbow and is out indefinitely.
Bargnani was hurt Wednesday during a 110-106 loss to Philadelphia when he landed hard while attempting to dunk. He had an MRI on Thursday that revealed the injury.
It's the latest injury for the Knicks (15-27), who have lost five in a row and have battled injuries all season. They are already missing forwards Amare Stoudemire and Kenyon Martin from their frontcourt because of sprained left ankles.
Bargnani is averaging 13.3 points, second on the team, in his first season in New York. The Knicks acquired the No. 1 pick in the 2006 draft from Toronto during the summer.
source:http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-39-bargnani-torn-left
Toni's view: hardluck talaga ang Knicks pagdating sa injuries. :(
Post by: Zurca on January 26, 2014, 04:41:55 PM
NBA Results January 24, 2014
Bosh, James carry Heat past Lakers, 109-102 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bosh-james-carry-heat-past-033223472--nba.html)
Aldridge scores 44, Blazers beat Nuggets 110-105 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/aldridge-scores-44-blazers-beat-064349419--nba.html)
NBA Results January 25, 2014
Martin's shot lifts Wolves over Warriors, 121-120 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/martin-39-shot-lifts-wolves-060406903--nba.html)
Harris' big game lifts Magic over Lakers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harris-39-big-game-lifts-024433826--nba.html)
Lowry has triple-double, Raptors top 76ers 104-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lowry-triple-double-raptors-top-025028821--nba.html)
Duncan, Spurs stroll past Hawks, 105-79 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/duncan-spurs-stroll-past-hawks-025237764--nba.html)
No Durant, but Thunder still beat Celtics 101-83 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/no-durant-thunder-still-beat-025548416--nba.html)
Varejao, Irving lead Cavaliers past Bucks 93-78 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/varejao-irving-lead-cavaliers-past-031915930--nba.html)
Pelicans beat Pistons 103-101 on Gordon's layup (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-beat-pistons-103-101-030851584--nba.html)
Teletovic scores 34 and Nets beat Mavs 107-106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/teletovic-scores-34-nets-beat-032640424--nba.html)
Anthony breaks records with 62 as Knicks roll (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-breaks-records-62-knicks-025759316--nba.html)
Griffin's double-double leads Clippers past Bulls (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-39-double-double-leads-034134029--nba.html)
Grizzlies outlast Rockets 88-87 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-outlast-rockets-88-87-033822586--nba.html)
Ariza, Beal help Wizards beat Suns 101-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ariza-beal-help-wizards-beat-044404309--nba.html)
George leads Pacers past Kings in OT, 116-11 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-leads-pacers-past-kings-061347652--nba.html)
NBA Result January 26, 2014
Aldridge, Trail Blazers down Timberwolves 115-104 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/aldridge-trail-blazers-down-timberwolves-053528023--nba.html)
Ross scores 51 but Clippers beat Raptors 126-118 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ross-scores-51-clippers-beat-030846069--nba.html)
Augustin's 28 points lift Bulls over Bobcats 89-87 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/augustin-39-28-points-lift-023433868--nba.html)
Durant has triple-double, Thunder top 76ers 103-91 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-triple-double-thunder-top-030536394--nba.html)
Conley, Randolph lead Grizzlies past Rockets 99-81 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/conley-randolph-lead-grizzlies-past-034507129--nba.html)
Millsap, Hawks crush Bucks 112-87 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/millsap-hawks-crush-bucks-112-040344656--nba.html)
Chandler, Nuggets end 3-game skid, beat Pacers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/chandler-nuggets-end-3-game-045713182--nba.html)
Kanter, Hayward lead Jazz over Wizards 104-101 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kanter-hayward-lead-jazz-over-044741605--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on January 27, 2014, 04:34:11 PM
NBA Results January 27, 2014
Lawson scores 27 as Nuggets beat Kings 125-117 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lawson-scores-27-nuggets-beat-045750285--nba.html)
Heat win Finals rematch, top Spurs 113-101 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-win-finals-rematch-top-202841220--nba.html)
Anthony scores 35, Knicks beat Lakers 110-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-scores-35-knicks-beat-230425098--nba.html)
Davis powers Pelicans past Magic, 100-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-powers-pelicans-past-magic-014318691--nba.html)
Markieff Morris scores 27, Suns beat Cavs 99-90 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/markieff-morris-scores-27-suns-014939178--nba.html)
Nets top Celtics 85-79 as Pierce, Garnett return (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-top-celtics-85-79-023016276--nba.html)
Nowitzki, Harris help Mavs top Pistons 116-106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nowitzki-harris-help-mavs-top-031945128--nba.html)
Curry leads Warriors past Trail Blazers, 103-88 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/curry-leads-warriors-past-trail-043953237--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 28, 2014, 01:47:29 PM
Suns - 124 Sixers - 113
Green: 30 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 22 Pts. Carter-Williams: 11 Asts. Hawes: 9 Rebs.
Raptors - 104 Nets - 103
Lowry: 31 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs./Pierce: 33 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts. Garnett: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 95 Bulls - 86
Love: 31 Pts. Barea: 7 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs./Boozer: 20 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Boozer: 14 Rebs.
Clippers - 114 Bucks - 86
Crawford: 25 Pts. Collison: 7 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs./Ilyasova: 16 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 8 Rebs.
Hawks - 109 Thunder - 111
Millsap: 23 Pts. Mack: 7 Asts. Ayon: 10 Rebs./Durant: 41 Pts. Durant: 5 Asts. Perkins: 7 Rebs.
Kings - 99 Jazz - 106
Thompson: 19 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Williams: 15 Rebs./Favors: 17 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs.
West:
1. THUNDER 36-10
2. SPURS 33-11
3. Blazers 33-12
4. CLIPPERS 32-15
5. Rockets 29-17
6. Warriors 27-18
7. Suns 26-18
8. Mavericks 26-20
9. Grizzlies 22-20
10. Nuggets 22-21
11. Timberwolves 22-22
12. Pelicans 18-25
13. Lakers 16-29
14. Jazz 16-29
15. Kings 15-29
East:
1. PACERS 34-9
2. HEAT 32-12
3. RAPTORS 23-21
4. Hawks 23-21
5. Bulls 22-22
6. Wizards 21-22
7. Nets 20-23
8. Bobcats 19-27
9. Pistons 17-27
10. Knicks 17-27
11. Cavaliers 16-28
12. Celtics 15-31
13. Sixers 14-31
14. Magic 12-33
15. Bucks 8-36
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: Zurca on January 28, 2014, 06:56:43 PM
Shaqtin' A Fool January 23, 2014 Episode
http://youtu.be/m98H0Fo9sw8 (http://youtu.be/m98H0Fo9sw8)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 29, 2014, 03:13:57 PM
Pelicans - 100 Cavaliers - 89
Davis: 30 Pts. Gordon: 9 Asts. Stiemsma: 11 Rebs./Irving: 23 Pts. Irving: 5 Asts. Zeller: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 87 Pistons - 103
Oladipo: 19 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. O'Quinn: 11 Rebs./Jennings: 20 Pts. Jennings: 8 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Celtics - 88 Knicks - 114
Green: 14 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs./Anthony: 24 Pts. Felton: 8 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs.
Spurs - 90 Rockets - 97
Diaw: 22 Pts. Joseph: 5 Asts. Duncan: 14 Rebs./Howard: 22 Pts. Lin: 8 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 98 Blazers - 81
Randolph: 23 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Aldridge: 27 Pts. Matthews: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 16 Rebs.
Wizards - 88 Warriors - 85
Beal: 20 Pts. Wall: 5 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Curry: 23 Pts. Curry: 4 Asts. Bogut: 14 Rebs.
Pacers - 104 Lakers - 92
West: 19 Pts. George: 6 Asts. Stephenson: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 21 Pts. Marshall: 13 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 36-10
2. SPURS 33-12
3. Blazers 33-13
4. CLIPPERS 32-15
5. Rockets 30-17
6. Suns 26-18
7. Warriors 27-19
8. Mavericks 26-20
9. Grizzlies 23-20
10. Nuggets 22-21
11. Timberwolves 22-22
12. Pelicans 19-25
13. Jazz 16-29
14. Lakers 16-30
15. Kings 15-29
East:
1. PACERS 35-9
2. HEAT 32-12
3. RAPTORS 23-21
4. Hawks 23-21
5. Wizards 22-22
6. Bulls 22-22
7. Nets 20-23
8. Bobcats 19-27
9. Pistons 18-27
10. Knicks 18-27
11. Cavaliers 16-29
12. Celtics 15-32
13. Sixers 14-31
14. Magic 12-34
15. Bucks 8-36
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2014, 01:50:00 AM
Thunder - 112 Heat - 95
Durant: 33 Pts. Durant: 5 Asts. Ibaka: 8 Rebs./James: 34 Pts. Chalmers: 8 Asts. Bosh: 9 Rebs.
Magic - 83 Raptors - 98
Vucevic: 16 Pts. Davis: 4 Asts. Harris: 11 Rebs./Lowry: 33 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 15 Rebs.
Pistons vs. Hawks
Game Postponed!
Sixers - 95 Celtics - 94
Hawes: 20 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Hawes: 8 Rebs./Sullinger: 24 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 17 Rebs.
Suns - 126 Bucks - 117
Dragic: 30 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Len: 10 Rebs./Ilyasova: 27 Pts. Knight: 8 Asts. Sanders: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 77 Timberwolves - 88
Aminu: 18 Pts. Roberts: 3 Asts. Aminu: 12 Rebs./Love: 30 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs.
Rockets - 117 Mavericks - 115
Parsons: 26 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Motiejunas: 13 Rebs./Nowitzki: 38 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Nowitzki: 17 Rebs.
Bobcats - 101 Nuggets - 98
Jefferson: 35 Pts. Sessions: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs./Foye: 33 Pts. Foye: 7 Asts. Mozgov: 14 Rebs.
Bulls - 96 Spurs - 86
Butler: 19 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Boozer: 12 Rebs./Parker: 20 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 99 Kings - 89
Conley: 27 Pts Conley: 10 Asts. Randolph: 7 Rebs./Thomas: 24 Pts. Gay: 5 Asts. Landry: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 103 Clippers - 110
Beal: 20 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Nene: 8 Rebs./Griffin: 29 Pts. Collison: 9 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. THUNDER 37-10
2. SPURS 33-13
3. Blazers 33-13
4. CLIPPERS 33-15
5. Rockets 31-17
6. Suns 27-18
7. Warriors 27-19
8. Mavericks 26-21
9. Grizzlies 24-20
10. Timberwolves 23-22
11. Nuggets 22-22
12. Pelicans 19-26
13. Jazz 16-29
14. Lakers 16-30
15. Kings 15-30
East:
1. PACERS 35-9
2. HEAT 32-13
3. RAPTORS 24-21
4. Hawks 23-21
5. Bulls 23-22
6. Wizards 22-23
7. Nets 20-23
8. Bobcats 20-27
9. Pistons 18-27
10. Knicks 18-27
11. Cavaliers 16-29
12. Sixers 15-31
13. Celtics 15-33
14. Magic 12-35
15. Bucks 8-37
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2014, 01:52:55 AM
Phoenix at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at New York - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
L.A. Clippers at Golden State - 10:30 ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2014, 10:11:05 AM
Name, team Pos Ht Wt All-Star selections
*Carmelo Anthony, New York, F 6-8 235 7
Chris Bosh, Miami F/C 6-11 235 9
#DeMar DeRozan, Toronto G 6-7 216 1
*Paul George, Indiana G/F 6-8 221 2
Roy Hibbert, Indiana C 7-2 290 2
*Kyrie Irving, Cleveland G 6-3 191 2
*LeBron James, Miami F 6-8 250 10
Joe Johnson, Brooklyn G 6-7 240 7
#Paul Millsap, Atlanta F 6-8, 253, 1
Joakim Noah, Chicago C 6-11 232 2
*Dwyane Wade, Miami G 6-4 210 10
#John Wall, Washington G 6-4 195 1
Head Coach: Frank Vogel (Kentucky)
Assistant Coaches: Dan Burke (Portland State); Nate McMillan (North Carolina State); Popeye Jones (Murray State)
Athletic Trainer: Wally Blase (Atlanta)
2014 WESTERN CONFERENCE ALL-STARS :
Name, team Pos Ht Wt All-Star selections
LaMarcus Aldridge. Portland F 6-11 240 3
*Kobe Bryant, Lakers G 6-6 205 16
*#Stephen Curry, Golden State G 6-3 185 1
*Kevin Durant, OKC F 6-9 230 5
*Blake Griffin , Clippers F 6-10 251 4
James Harden, Houston G 6-5 220 2
Dwight Howard, Houston C 6-11 265 8
#Damian Lillard, Portland G 6-3 195 1
*Kevin Love, Minnesota F 6-10 243 3
Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas F 7-0 245 12
Tony Parker, San Antonio G 6-2 185 6
Chris Paul, Clippers G 6-0 175 7
Head Coach: Scott Brooks (UC-Irvine)
Assistant Coaches: Rex Kalamian (Cal Poly Pomona); Mark Bryant (Seton Hall); Brian Keefe (UNLV); Robert Pack (USC); Mike Terpstra (Northwest Nazarene)
Athletic Trainer: Jon Ishop (New Orleans)
*denotes starter
#denotes first-time selection
sino kaya ang Snubbed ngayon ???
Post by: sugunoy on January 31, 2014, 02:50:19 PM
Sent from my laptop using the internetz.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2014, 03:36:17 PM
Suns - 102 Pacers - 94
Dragic: 28 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Frye: 8 Rebs./Hibbert: 26 Pts. Stephenson: 10 Asts. George: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 86 Knicks - 117
Irving: 24 Pts. Irving: 3 Asts. Deng: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 29 Pts. Felton: 9 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs.
Clippers - 92 Warriors - 111
Griffin: 27 Pts. Collison: 5 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Lee: 22 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Bogut: 17 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West :
1. THUNDER 37-10
2. SPURS 33-13
3. Blazers 33-13
4. CLIPPERS 33-16
5. Rockets 31-17
6. Suns 28-18
7. Warriors 28-19
8. Mavericks 26-21
9. Grizzlies 24-20
10. Timberwolves 23-22
11. Nuggets 22-22
12. Pelicans 19-26
13. Jazz 16-29
14. Lakers 16-30
15. Kings 15-30
East :
1. PACERS 35-10
2. HEAT 32-13
3. RAPTORS 24-21
4. Hawks 23-21
5. Bulls 23-22
6. Wizards 22-23
7. Nets 20-23
8. Bobcats 20-27
9. Knicks 19-27
10. Pistons 18-27
11. Cavaliers 16-30
12. Sixers 15-31
13. Celtics 15-33
14. Magic 12-35
15. Bucks 8-37
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: sugunoy on February 01, 2014, 02:02:24 AM
Sent from my laptop using the internetz.
Post by: tonistork on February 01, 2014, 08:19:54 AM
Post by: tonistork on February 01, 2014, 01:38:26 PM
Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Memphis Grizzlies are making a move in the Western Conference and are doing it on the road.
Zach Randolph had 26 points and 12 rebounds and Memphis overcame another strong effort by Kevin Love to beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 94-90 Friday night.
Courtney Lee added 16 points for the Grizzlies, who have won five straight games and 10 of their last 11. Memphis has won six straight away from home, including a sweep of a three-game trip to Portland, Sacramento and Minnesota.
"It feels good, we are still getting to where we want to get," Randolph said.
One-half game behind Dallas for eighth place in the Western Conference, the Grizzlies are 13-7 on the road and 12-13 at home.
"This is huge for us, especially for the goals we have as far as making that playoff push," Lee said. "It definitely builds momentum."
The win could be costly because Memphis played the final 6:37 without starting guard Mike Conley, who sprained his right ankle when he landed on J.J. Barea's foot. Conley had 12 points on 4-of-14 shooting after scoring a combined 46 in his last two outings. He is to be re-evaluated Saturday.
Playing on a sore left ankle throughout the second half, Love led Minnesota with 28 points and 16 rebounds. Kevin Martin had 14 points for the Timberwolves, who lost for just the second time in seven games.
Game notes
Minnesota's 37 first-half points were a season low. ... Memphis F Mike Miller, who was questionable after spraining his right thumb Wednesday, finished with five points. ... Minnesota's Gorgui Dieng blocked Davis twice in a 58-second span early in second. ... Joerger grew up in Staples, Minn.
Toni's view:
It's nice to see the match-up between Randolph and Love, two of the best power forwards in the NBA right now. One of the reason why Memphis won is because of Marc Gasol and one of the reason why Minnesota lose is because Pekovic didn't play.
Post by: tonistork on February 01, 2014, 02:04:41 PM
Associated Press
DALLAS -- Dirk Nowitzki scored 34 points and the Dallas Mavericks held off Sacramento 107-103 Friday night, handing the Kings their sixth straight loss in another game without leading scorer DeMarcus Cousins.
A night after being named an All-Star for the 12th time, Nowitzki helped the Mavericks rally in the fourth quarter after they squandered a double-digit lead in the first half and fell behind by 14 in the third.
Brandan Wright had his first double-double of the season with 10 points and 10 rebounds, including a floater in the lane that put the Mavericks ahead for good at 96-94.
Rudy Gay scored 35 to lead the Kings, who have the worst record in the Western Conference (15-31) and were without Cousins for the fifth straight game because of a sprained left ankle. He is likely to miss his sixth straight in San Antonio on Saturday night.
Toni's view:
Looks like the Big German got his second wind in his long, illustrious career. This season he is averaging 21.6 ppg, 6.2 rpg while shooting 48% from the field. He's playing in an all-star level compared to the last 2 seasons.
Post by: tonistork on February 01, 2014, 02:20:09 PM
Associated Press
LOS ANGELES -- Al Jefferson tied a career high with 40 points, 16 of them in the fourth quarter, and grabbed 18 rebounds to help the Charlotte Bobcats send the floundering Los Angeles Lakers to their sixth straight defeat with a 110-100 victory Friday night.
Jefferson set a franchise record with his 11th straight game of 20 or more points, eclipsing the previous mark set by Jason Richardson in 2007-08.
Gerald Henderson added 20 points for the Bobcats. Starting point guard Kemba Walker missed his sixth straight game since a sprained left ankle ended his career-opening consecutive game streak of 190.
Pau Gasol had 24 points and Nick Young 21 off the bench for Los Angeles, which lost for the 18th time in 21 games.
Post by: tonistork on February 01, 2014, 02:37:28 PM
Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY -- Stephen Curry made eight 3-pointers in scoring a season-high 44 points, leading the Golden State Warriors past Utah 95-90 Friday on a night the Jazz honored former coach Jerry Sloan.
Curry had 13 points in the fourth quarter as the Warriors came from nine points behind to win on back-to-back nights.
Andrew Bogut had 16 points, 17 rebounds and five assists to help overcome the loss of David Lee (shoulder, hip) and a horrendous shooting night from backcourt mate Klay Thompson, who was 3 of 20 for 11 points.
Reserve guard Alec Burks had with 26 points on a variety of jumpers and acrobatic drives but it wasn't enough for Utah, which dealt with injuries to three frontcourt players.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 01, 2014, 06:43:41 PM
Bucks - 102 Magic - 113
Butler: 20 Pts. Wolters: 9 Asts. Sanders: 9 Rebs./Afflalo: 21 Pts. Oladipo: 7 Asts. O'Quinn: 7 Rebs.
Hawks - 125 Sixers - 99
Brand: 18 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Carroll: 9 Rebs./Young: 29 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Allen: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 94 Timberwolves - 90
Randolph: 26 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs./Love: 28 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs.
Thunder - 120 Nets - 95
Durant: 26 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./Livingston: 16 Pts. Teletovic: 4 Asts. Pierce: 5 Rebs.
Kings - 103 Mavericks - 107
Gay: 35 Pts. Gay: 6 Asts. Gay: 12 Rebs./Nowitzki: 34 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Wright: 10 Rebs.
Raptors - 100 Nuggets - 90
DeRozan: 19 Pts. Salmons: 9 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs./Hickson: 18 Pts. Foye: 16 Asts. Hickson: 13 Rebs.
Bobcats - 110 Lakers - 100
Jefferson: 40 Pts. Sessions: 13 Asts. Jefferson: 18 Rebs./Gasol: 24 Pts. Marshall: 12 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs.
Warriors - 95 Jazz - 90
Curry: 44 Pts. Bogut: 5 Asts. Bogut: 17 Rebs./Burks: 26 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Hayward: 9 Rebs.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 01, 2014, 06:46:57 PM
West :
1. THUNDER 38-10
2. SPURS 33-13
3. Blazers 33-13
4. CLIPPERS 33-16
5. Rockets 31-17
6. Suns 28-18
7. Warriors 29-19
8. Mavericks 27-21
9. Grizzlies 25-20
10. Timberwolves 23-23
11. Nuggets 22-23
12. Pelicans 19-26
13. Jazz 16-30
14. Lakers 16-31
15. Kings 15-31
East :
1. PACERS 35-10
2. HEAT 32-13
3. RAPTORS 25-21
4. Hawks 24-21
5. Bulls 23-22
6. Wizards 22-23
7. Nets 20-24
8. Bobcats 21-27
9. Knicks 19-27
10. Pistons 18-27
11. Cavaliers 16-30
12. Sixers 15-32
13. Celtics 15-33
14. Magic 13-35
15. Bucks 8-38
*Note: Division leaders arecapitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 01, 2014, 08:21:59 PM
1. Kevin Durant
2. LeBron James
3. LaMarcus Aldridge
4. Blake Griffin
5. Paul George
6. Tony Parker
7. Stephen Curry
8. DeMar DeRozan
9. Goran Dragic
10. Damian Lillard
NBA.com's weekly Rookie Ladder :
1. Michael Carter-Williams
2. Victor Oladipo
3. Trey Burke
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo
5. Pero Antic
6. Tim Hardaway, Jr.
7. Steven Adams
8. Ryan Kelly
9. Ben McLemore
10. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 01, 2014, 11:42:14 PM
Brooklyn at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Minnesota at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Philadelphia at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Cleveland at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Milwaukee at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Chicago at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Sacramento at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Miami at New York - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on ESPN
Charlotte at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Toronto at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Utah at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 02, 2014, 12:53:52 AM
Andrew Bynum is now OFFICIALLY a Indiana Pacer! Contract lasts till the end of the season!
From ESPN.COM (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/10387066/free-agent-andrew-bynum-signs-indiana-pacers)
malaking tulong to sa Indie , back-up ni Hibbert or better yet pagsabayin sila pag crunch time para matindi inside presence nila in both offence and defence .
Spurs sign Shannon Brown to 10-day contract : Story Here ! (http://www.nba.com/spurs/news/140201_spurs_sign_shannon_brown)
Post by: tonistork on February 02, 2014, 09:44:15 AM
Special to ESPNNewYork.com
Deron Williams is back in the Brooklyn Nets' starting lineup.
Williams, who came off the bench the last six games after returning from ankle injuries, will start alongside Shaun Livingston, Joe Johnson, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett in Saturday night's game against the Indiana Pacers.
Alan Anderson, who had been starting, will come of the bench.
Williams, who had missed five games after getting a cortisone shot and a PRP injection in both of his ankles, decided that he'd play a reserve role when he came back because he didn't want to mess up the chemistry that starters Livingston, Anderson, Johnson, Pierce and Garnett had developed. But the Nets (20-24) have lost two straight games, and struggled to get off to good starts, prompting coach Jason Kidd to make a change.
During his six-game bench stint, Williams averaged 11.7 points and 7.0 assists on 45.5 percent shooting in 30.8 minutes.
With Kirilenko and Blatche both out, the Nets are extremely thin depth-wise in the frontcourt against Indiana's potent trio of Roy Hibbert, David West and Paul George.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 02, 2014, 02:24:46 PM
Nets - 96 Pacers - 97
Livingston: 24 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Garnett: 10 Rebs./George: 20 Pts. West: 7 Asts. George: 8 Rebs.
Thunder - 81 Wizards - 96
Durant: 26 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts.
Ibaka: 8 Rebs./Ariza: 18 Pts. Wall:
15 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 113 Hawks - 120
Love: 43 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Love: 19 Rebs./Korver: 24 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs.
Sixers - 96 Pistons - 113
Wroten: 18 Pts. Wroten: 5 Asts. Hawes: 8 Rebs./Drummond: 22 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 92 Rockets - 106
Deng: 24 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. Thompson: 7 Rebs./Harden: 28 Pts. Lin: 10 Asts. Lin: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 90 Grizzlies - 99
Knight: 23 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 13 Rebs./Randolph: 23 Pts. Lee: 7 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Bulls - 79 Pelicans - 88
Augustin: 23 Pts. Augustin: 7 Asts. Noah: 16 Rebs./Davis: 24 Pts. Evans: 6 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 93 Spurs - 95
Thomas: 26 Pts. Gay: 6 Asts. Acy: 10 Rebs./Duncan: 23 Pts. Parker: 10 Asts. Duncan: 17 Rebs.
Heat - 106 Knicks - 91
James: 30 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Bosh: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 26 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs.
Bobcats - 95 Suns - 105
Tolliver: 14 Pts. Pargo: 6 Asts. Jefferson: 6 Rebs./Dragic: 25 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Raptors - 103 Blazers - 106
DeRozan: 36 Pts. DeRozan: 12 Asts. Patterson: 9 Rebs./Aldridge: 27 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 15 Rebs.
Jazz - 87 Clippers - 102
Kanter: 23 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Kanter: 14 Rebs./Crawford: 27 Pts. Collison: 6 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 38-11
2. SPURS 34-13
3. Blazers 34-13
4. CLIPPERS 34-16
5. Rockets 32-17
6. Suns 29-18
7. Warriors 29-19
8. Grizzlies 26-20
9. Mavericks 27-21
10. Timberwolves 23-24
11. Nuggets 22-23
12. Pelicans 20-26
13. Lakers 16-31
14. Jazz 16-31
15. Kings 15-32
East:
1. PACERS 36-10
2. HEAT 33-13
3. Hawks 25-21
4. RAPTORS 25-22
5. Wizards 23-23
6. Bulls 23-23
7. Nets 20-25
8. Bobcats 21-28
9. Pistons 19-27
10. Knicks 19-28
11. Cavaliers 16-31
12. Sixers 15-33
13. Celtics 15-33
14. Magic 13-35
15. Bucks 8-39
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed
Post by: Zurca on February 05, 2014, 10:52:48 AM
NBA Result February 3, 2014
Rondo scores 19 for Boston in 96-89 win over Magic (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rondo-scores-19-boston-96-205749519--nba.html)
NBA Results February 4, 2014
Pacers beat Magic 98-79 with second-half surge (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-beat-magic-98-79-022613106--nba.html)
Foye's 3 at buzzer to lifts Nuggets past Clippers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/foye-39-3-buzzer-lifts-045756977--nba.html)
Bucks snap 6-game skid, beat Knicks 101-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-snap-6-game-skid-034849799--nba.html)
Parker leads Spurs past Pelicans, 102-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-leads-spurs-past-pelicans-033946887--nba.html)
DeRozan, Valanciunas help Raptors get past Jazz (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-valanciunas-help-raptors-past-042815121--nba.html)
Durant and Ibaka lead Thunder past Grizzlies 86-77 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-ibaka-lead-thunder-past-033632992--nba.html)
Nets hold off 76ers 108-102 to end 3-game skid (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-hold-off-76ers-108-033634145--nba.html)
James leads Heat past Pistons, 102-96 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-leads-heat-past-pistons-031812468--nba.html)
Nowitzki leads Mavericks past Cavs 124-107 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nowitzki-leads-mavericks-past-cavs-042043427--nba.html)
Cousins leads Kings past Bulls 99-70 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cousins-leads-kings-past-bulls-055304037--nba.html)
Wizards top Trail Blazers 100-90 to get over .500 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-top-trail-blazers-100-022658110--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 06, 2014, 02:48:16 PM
Lakers - 119 Cavaliers - 108
Kelly: 26 Pts. Blake: 15 Asts. Blake: 10 Rebs./ Miles: 27 Pts. Varejao: 5 Asts. Varejao: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 114 Sixers - 108
Green: 36 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Sullinger: 10 Rebs./Young: 20 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Hawes: 14 Rebs.
Spurs - 125 Wizards - 118
Duncan: 31 Pts. Duncan: 5 Asts. Splitter: 12 Rebs./Wall: 29 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Ariza: 10 Rebs.
Pistons - 98 Magic - 112
Smith: 25 Pts. Jennings: 10 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Oladipo: 20 Pts. Nelson: 11 Asts. Harkless: 9 Rebs.
Blazers - 94 Knicks - 90
Batum: 20 Pts. Aldridge: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs./ Anthony: 26 Pts. Prigioni: 7 Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs.
Suns - 108 Rockets - 122
Dragic: 23 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 6 Rebs./Howard: 34 Pts. Parsons: 6 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 110 Grizzlies - 96
Nowitzki: 26 Pts. Carter: 7 Asts. Dalembert: 10 Rebs./ Randolph: 25 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs.
Hawks - 100 Pelicans - 105
Millsap: 26 Pts. Teague: 13 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs./Davis: 27 Pts. Roberts: 6 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 97 Thunder - 106
Rubio: 19 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Cunningham: 8 Rebs./Durant: 26 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Perkins: 12 Rebs.
Bucks - 100 Nuggets- 110
Middleton: 25 Pts. Knight: 8 Asts. Sanders: 15 Rebs./Chandler: 24 Pts. Lawson: 13 Asts. Hickson: 10 Rebs.
Raptors - 101 Kings - 109
Lowry: 21 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./ Cousins: 25 Pts. Thomas: 5 Asts. Gay: 10 Rebs.
Heat - 116 Clippers - 112
James: 31 Pts. James: 12 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./Griffin: 43 Pts. Collison: 9 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs.
STANDINGS :
West:
1. THUNDER 40-11
2. SPURS 36-13
3. Blazers 35-14
4. CLIPPERS 34-18
5. Rockets 33-17
6. Warriors 29-20
7. Suns 29-20
8. Mavericks 29-21
9. Grizzlies 26-22
10. Nuggets 24-23
11. Timberwolves 24-25
12. Pelicans 21-27
13. Lakers 17-32
14. Kings 17-32
15. Jazz 16-32
East:
1. PACERS 38-10
2. HEAT 35-13
3. RAPTORS 26-23
4. Hawks 25-23
5. Wizards 24-24
6. Bulls 24-24
7. Nets 21-25
8. Bobcats 22-28
9. Pistons 19-29
10. Knicks 19-30
11. Celtics 17-33
12. Cavaliers 16-33
13. Sixers 15-35
14. Magic 14-37
15. Bucks 9-40
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 06, 2014, 10:07:54 PM
San Antonio at Brooklyn - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Chicago at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 07, 2014, 02:36:32 AM
-The Phoenix Suns have ditched their rebuilding process and are willing to trade one of their four first-round draft picks for an established, veteran player. They are highly interested in Pau Gasol and are offering Emeka Okafor, and a first-round draft pick (via Washington).
-The Cleveland Cavaliers have not met their expectations this season and even after the Luol Deng trade, they are expected to shake up their roster before the deadline. Dion Waiters' name has been rumored many times before, and he will most likely be the first to go.
-The Charlotte Bobcats are tired of not making it to the playoffs and are willing to become buyers instead of sellers this time. They have
interest in Evan Turner.
-The Houston Rockets have been shopping Francisco Garcia for a while now, and they are expected to trade him before the deadline. They have ditched the idea of trading Omer Asik or Jeremy Lin, at least for now.
-The Boston Celtics are eager to trade Gerald Wallace and are willing to place Jeff Green in a package deal. They are basically looking for more draft picks and cap relief.
-The Detroit Pistons have not been too happy with Josh Smith. They may look to trade him before the deadline, but it would be tough to trade his four-year, $56 million contract.
Meanwhile, they are likely to hold on to Greg Monroe, although Monroe's name is still being tossed around in trade rumors.
-The Toronto Raptors are still willing to trade Kyle Lowry if they can get a reasonable deal
for him. The Raptors have been trying to sell Lowry for a very high price.
-The Orlando Magic had Arron Afflalo on their trading block early in the season and nothing has changed. The Magic would get a lot of value for Afflalo since he's played very well, so they will only trade him for a reasonable price.
-The New York Knicks have been looking to shake up their roster, and Beno Udrih still
wants out. The Knicks still have some interest in trading Iman Shumpert, but he's played very well, so it would be hard to let him go.
-The Chicago Bulls continue to look for ways to shed some salary off their payroll, and they have Kirk Hinrich, Taj Gibson, and Mike Dunleavy all available for trade.
-The Denver Nuggets are still looking to ship Andre Miller in a deal. Andre Miller hasn't
played since the turn of the New Year. With Nate Robinson out for the whole season, the
Nuggets will most definitely ask for a point guard in any possible deal.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 07, 2014, 11:04:49 AM
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14:
Sprint NBA All-Star Celebrity Game: 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Kevin Hart, Erin Heatherton, Nick Cannon, Mike Golic, Mike Greenberg, Jesse Williams,
Columbus Short, Michael B. Jordan, Arne Duncan, Bruce Bowen, Terrence Jenkins, Kristen Ledlow, Stan Verrett, Skylar Diggins, and Elena Delle Donne.
BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge: 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on TNT
Team Webber:
Anthony Davis
Michael Carter-Williams
Tim Hardaway Jr.
Trey Burke
Jared Sullinger
Mason Plumlee
Victor Oladipo
Steven Adams
Kelly Olynyk
Team Hill:
Damian Lillard
Bradley Beal
Andre Drummond
Harrison Barnes
Terrence Jones
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Jonas Valanciunas
Dion Waiters
Pero Antic
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15
NBA All-Star Saturday Night: 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
SEARS SHOOTING STARS
East:
Team Hardaway - Tim Hardaway Jr., Tim Hardaway Sr., Elena Delle Donne
Team Bosh - Chris Bosh, Dominique Wilkins, Swin Cash
West:
Team Curry - Stephen Curry, Dell Curry, Becky Hammon
Team Durant - Kevin Durant, Karl Malone, Skylar Diggins
TACO BELL SKILLS CHALLENGE:
East: Michael-Carter Williams, Victor Oladipo, DeMar DeRozan, Giannis Antetokounmpo
West: Damian Lillard, Trey Burke, Reggie Jackson, Goran Dragic
FOOTLOCKER THREE-POINT SHOOTOUT:
East: Kyrie Irving, Arron Afflalo, Bradley Beal, Joe Johnson
West: Kevin Love, Marco Belinelli, Damian Lillard, Stephen Curry
SPRITE SLAM DUNK CONTEST:
East: Paul George, John Wall, Terrence Ross
West: Damian Lillard, Ben McLemore, Harrison Barnes
SUNDAY, February 16
63rd NBA All-Star Game: 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
East:
Starters:
F. LeBron James
F. Carmelo Anthony
F. Paul George
G. Dwyane Wade
G. Kyrie Irving
Reserves:
C. Roy Hibbert
C. Joakim Noah
F. Paul Millsap
F. Chris Bosh
G. DeMar DeRozan
G. Joe Johnson
G. John Wall
West:
Starters:
F. Kevin Love
F. Blake Griffin
F. Kevin Durant
G. Kobe Bryant (Will be replaced)
G. Stephen Curry
Reserves:
C. Dwight Howard
F. LaMarcus Aldridge
F. Dirk Nowitzki
G. James Harden
G. Damian Lillard
G. Chris Paul
G. Tony Parker
Post by: Zurca on February 09, 2014, 01:53:05 PM
NBA Results February 7, 2014
Nets pull away to beat short-handed Spurs, 103-89 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-pull-away-beat-short-033150861--nba.html)
Curry, Thompson lead Warriors past Bulls 102-87 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/curry-thompson-lead-warriors-past-062054872--nba.html)
NBA Results February 8, 2014
Griffin's 36 lead Clippers past Raptors 118-105 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-39-36-lead-clippers-062223261--nba.html)
Hill scores 37, leads Pacers to win over Blazers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hill-scores-37-leads-pacers-032352303--nba.html)
Harris' dunk gives Magic 103-102 win over Thunder (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harris-39-dunk-gives-magic-024749913--nba.html)
Nash leads Lakers over 76ers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nash-leads-lakers-over-76ers-023055962--nba.html)
Waiters, Irving lead Cavaliers over Wizards (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/waiters-irving-lead-cavaliers-over-024958602--nba.html)
Sullinger carries Celtics to 99-89 win over Kings (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sullinger-carries-celtics-99-89-032402139--nba.html)
Drummond, Jennings lead Pistons over Nets 111-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/drummond-jennings-lead-pistons-over-030900663--nba.html)
Knicks pull away for 117-90 victory over Nuggets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-pull-away-117-90-031315921--nba.html)
Mavericks win 4th in row, 103-81 over Jazz (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mavericks-win-4th-row-103-035849638--nba.html)
Davis leads Pelicans past Wolves, 98-91 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-leads-pelicans-past-wolves-052735736--nba.html)
NBA Results February 9, 2014
Williams, Burke lift Jazz past Heat 94-89 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/williams-burke-lift-jazz-past-043403316--nba.html)
Mills' 32 points lift Spurs over Bobcats 104-100 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mills-39-32-points-lift-023736837--nba.html)
Grizzlies win with defense again, beat Hawks 79-76 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-win-defense-again-beat-025653634--nba.html)
Jennings has 35 and Pistons top Nuggets 126-109 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jennings-35-pistons-top-nuggets-030845569--nba.html)
Aldridge leads Blazers past 'Wolves 117-110 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/aldridge-leads-blazers-past-39-034702932--nba.html)
Howard, Harden lead Rockets over Bucks 101-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-harden-lead-rockets-over-041716194--nba.html)
Dragic, Phoenix beat depleted Warriors 122-109 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/dragic-phoenix-beat-depleted-warriors-043259272--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on February 09, 2014, 05:37:22 PM
February 7, 2014
http://youtu.be/2qIBhQI-EBk (http://youtu.be/2qIBhQI-EBk)
Post by: Zurca on February 10, 2014, 05:36:08 PM
NBA Results February 10, 2014
Paul returns in Clippers' 123-78 rout of 76ers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/paul-returns-clippers-39-123-050004442--nba.html)
Durant scores 41 as Thunder defeat Knicks 112-100 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-scores-41-thunder-defeat-204338291--nba.html)
Gibson, Noah lead Bulls to 92-86 win over Lakers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gibson-noah-lead-bulls-92-231059429--nba.html)
Nowitzki has 20 to lift Mavs over Celtics 102-91 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nowitzki-20-lift-mavs-over-015615257--nba.html)
Irving scores 28, Cavs beat Memphis 91-83 in OT (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/irving-scores-28-cavs-beat-015512815--nba.html)
Plumlee, reserves carry Nets past Pelicans (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/plumlee-reserves-carry-nets-past-013100821--nba.html)
Magic rally in 4th quarter, stun Pacers 93-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/magic-rally-4th-quarter-stun-015721515--nba.html)
Nene leads Wizards past Kings, 93-84 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nene-leads-wizards-past-kings-020140144--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 12, 2014, 07:48:04 AM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 12, 2014, 07:49:50 AM
Dallas at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Sacramento at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Atlanta at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Washington at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Miami at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT on NBATV
Utah at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 12, 2014, 02:10:58 PM
Mavericks - 89 Bobcats - 114
Nowitzki: 16 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Dalembert: 6 Rebs./Jefferson: 30 Pts. McRoberts: 13 Asts. Walker: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 99 Cavaliers - 109
Cousins: 21 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Deng: 22 Pts. Waiters: 8 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Hawks - 85 Bulls - 100
Millsap: 15 Pts. Korver: 4 Asts. Ayon: 8 Rebs./Gibson: 24 Pts. Noah: 11 Asts. Noah: 16 Rebs.
Wizards - 89 Grizzlies - 92
Beal: 37 Pts. Wall: 5 Asts. Gortat: 6 Rebs./Gasol: 18 Pts. Calathes: 6 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Heat - 103 Suns - 97
James: 37 Pts. James: 3 Asts. James: 9 Rebs./Green: 26 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Tucker: 8 Rebs.
Thunder - 98 Blazers - 95
Durant: 36 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Ibaka: 11 Rebs./Batum: 18 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Lopez: 14 Rebs.
Jazz - 96 Lakers - 79
Burks: 24 Pts. Burke: 8 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs./Kaman: 25 Pts. Blake: 8 Asts. Kaman: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 42-12
2. SPURS 37-15
3. Blazers 36-16
4. CLIPPERS 36-18
5. Rockets 35-17
6. Warriors 31-21
7. Suns 30-21
8. Mavericks 31-22
9. Grizzlies 28-23
10. Nuggets 24-26
11. Timberwolves 24-28
12. Pelicans 22-29
13. Jazz 18-33
14. Lakers 18-34
15. Kings 17-35
East:
1. PACERS 40-11
2. HEAT 36-14
3. RAPTORS 27-24
4. Bulls 26-25
5. Hawks 25-25
6. Wizards 25-26
7. Nets 23-26
8. Bobcats 23-29
9. Pistons 22-29
10. Knicks 20-31
11. Cavaliers 19-33
12. Celtics 19-34
13. Magic 16-37
14. Sixers 15-38
15. Bucks 9-42
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 12, 2014, 11:30:22 PM
Dallas at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Memphis at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Atlanta at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
San Antonio at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Charlotte at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Cleveland at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Sacramento at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Washington at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
New Orleans at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Philadelphia at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Miami at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBATV
Portland at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: Zurca on February 14, 2014, 07:06:52 PM
NBA Results February 13, 2014
Ellis, Nowitzki help Mavericks top host Pacers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-nowitzki-help-mavericks-top-024906979--nba.html)
Grizzlies hold off Magic surge for 86-81 victory (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-hold-off-magic-surge-024239747--nba.html)
DeRozan scores 31 as Raptors beat Hawks 104-83 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-scores-31-raptors-beat-022544446--nba.html)
Duncan carries Spurs to 104-92 win over Celtics (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/duncan-carries-spurs-104-92-030047213--nba.html)
Cavaliers rally past Pistons for 93-89 win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-rally-past-pistons-93-030711497--nba.html)
Nets beat Bobcats 105-89 behind 25 from Pierce (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-beat-bobcats-105-89-030603599--nba.html)
Gay, Fredette help Kings beat Knicks 106-101 in OT (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gay-fredette-help-kings-beat-032930954--nba.html)
Rockets get 7th straight win, 113-112 over Wizards (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-7th-straight-win-113-035907047--nba.html)
Gordon scores 21, Pelicans beat Bucks 102-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gordon-scores-21-pelicans-beat-033656687--nba.html)
Love leads Wolves past depleted Nuggets 117-90 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-leads-wolves-past-depleted-033035656--nba.html)
Burks lifts Jazz to 105-100 win over 76ers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/burks-lifts-jazz-105-100-044145214--nba.html)
James' 3-pointer lifts Heat past Warriors, 111-110 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-39-3-pointer-lifts-061138202--nba.html)
Griffin, Paul lead Clippers past Blazers 122-117 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-paul-lead-clippers-past-062008532--nba.html)
NBA Results February 14, 2014
Gibson, Boozer leads Bulls past Nets, 92-76 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gibson-boozer-leads-bulls-past-034057991--nba.html)
Durant's 43 help Thunder beat Lakers 107-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-39-43-help-thunder-064220377--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on February 16, 2014, 10:30:58 PM
Rising Star Challenge Results
Drummond leads Team Hill in Rising Stars Challenge win (http://www.nba.com/news/as.rising.stars/2014-rising-stars-challenge-event-page/index.html)
All-Star Saturday Night Results
Team Bosh wins Sears Shooting Stars Challenge (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/as.shooting.stars/02/15/team-bosh-wins-sears-shooting-stars-challenge/index.html?ls=iref:nbahpts)
Lillard, Burke win Taco Bell Skills Challenge (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/as.skills.challenge/02/15/lillard-burke-skills-challenge.ap/index.html?ls=iref:nbahpts)
Belinelli wins Foot Locker Three-Point Contest (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/as.3pt.contest/02/15/belinelli-wins-three-point-contest.ap/index.html?ls=iref:nbahpts)
Wall leads East to All-Star dunk triumph (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/02/15/wall-wins-dunk-ap.ap/index.html?ls=iref:nbahpts)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 17, 2014, 02:44:06 PM
East - 163 West - 155
Irving: 31 Pts. Irving: 14 Asts. James: 7 Rebs./ Griffin/Durant: 38 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
MVP: Kyrie Irving
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 17, 2014, 02:44:28 PM
East - 163 West - 155
Irving: 31 Pts. Irving: 14 Asts. James: 7 Rebs./ Griffin/Durant: 38 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
MVP: Kyrie Irving
Post by: Zurca on February 20, 2014, 08:07:25 PM
NBA Results February 19, 2014
Spurs beat Clippers 113-103 without Tony Parker (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-beat-clippers-113-103-062008022--nba.html)
Green's 36 points lead Suns past Nuggets in OT (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/green-39-36-points-lead-052106580--nba.html)
James scores 42, Heat pull away from Mavs 117-106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-42-heat-pull-042437194--nba.html)
Wolters hits big 3 for Bucks in win over Magic (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knight-scores-18-sore-foot-034116150--nba.html)
Conley, Miller lead Grizzlies past Knicks, 98-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/conley-miller-lead-grizzlies-past-035149442--nba.html)
Jefferson leads Bobcats to 108-96 win over Pistons (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-leads-bobcats-108-96-031248969--nba.html)
George scores 26 to lead Pacers past Hawks, 108-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-scores-26-lead-pacers-023549066--nba.html)
Irving has easy night as Cavs rout 76ers 114-85 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/irving-easy-night-cavs-rout-024730634--nba.html)
Lowry scores 24, Raptors defeat Wizards 103-93 (http://espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=400489667)
NBA Results February 20, 2014
Jefferson leads Bobcats over Pistons again 116-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-leads-bobcats-over-pistons-023817456--nba.html)
Johnson, Blatche lead Nets over Jazz 105-99 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/johnson-blatche-lead-nets-over-043500586--nba.html)
Balanced Suns hold off Celtics, 100-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/balanced-suns-hold-off-celtics-044119084--nba.html)
Rockets beat Lakers 134-108 for 8th straight win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-beat-lakers-134-108-060902074--nba.html)
Anthony scores 42, leads Knicks past Pelicans (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-scores-42-leads-knicks-033645307--nba.html)
Boozer scores 20 and Bulls beat Raptors 94-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/boozer-scores-20-bulls-beat-024956409--nba.html)
Love has 42 points, 16 boards, Wolves beat Pacers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-42-points-16-boards-034726112--nba.html)
Irving leads Cavs past Magic for 6th straight win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/irving-leads-cavs-past-magic-024852175--nba.html)
Wall leads Wizards past slumping Hawks, 114-97 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wall-leads-wizards-past-slumping-025720893--nba.html)
Mills has 29 and Spurs edge Blazers 111-109 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mills-29-spurs-edge-blazers-060036810--nba.html)
Warriors hold off Kings 101-92 in Sacramento (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-hold-off-kings-101-054030515--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on February 21, 2014, 10:38:45 AM
Wizards get Miller from Nuggets in three-team deal (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/02/20/wizards-get-miller-in-three-team-deal.ap/index.html)
Rockets send Brooks to Denver for Hamilton (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/02/20/rockets-deal-brooks-to-nuggets.ap/index.html)
Pacers send Granger to 76ers for Turner (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/02/20/pacers-trade-granger-for-turner.ap/index.html)
Spurs deal De Colo to Raptors for Daye (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/02/20/spurs-trade-de-colo-to-raptors.ap/index.html)
Bobcats trade for Bucks' Ridnour, Neal (http://www.nba.com/2014/news/02/20/bucks-bobcats-trade.ap/index.html)
Lakers Acquire Bazemore and Brooks (http://www.nba.com/lakers/releases/140218bazemore_brooks_blake)
Kings acquire Jason Terry and Reggie Evans (http://www.nba.com/kings/news/kings-acquire-jason-terry-and-reggie-evans)
Heat trade Roger Mason, Jr. (http://www.nba.com/heat/heat-trade-roger-mason-jr-2)
Wizards acquire Andre Miller (http://wizardsmysticstoday.monumentalnetwork.com/2014/02/20/wizards-acquire-andre-miller)
Cavs Acquire Spencer Hawes from 76ers (http://www.nba.com/cavaliers/releases/cavs-acquire-hawes-140220)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 21, 2014, 03:45:43 PM
Nuggets - 101 Bucks - 90
Faried: 26 Pts. Foye: 10 Asts. Hickson: 10 Rebs./Butler: 17 Pts. Wolters: 5 Asts. Ilyasova:
11 Rebs.
Heat - 103 Thunder - 81
James: 33 Pts. Wade: 10 Asts. Bosh: 8 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Durant: 8 Rebs.
Rockets - 99 Warriors - 102
Harden: 39 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 21 Rebs./Lee: 28 Pts. Iguodala: 7 Asts. Lee: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 43-13
2. SPURS 40-15
3. Rockets 37-18
4. CLIPPERS 37-19
5. Blazers 36-18
6. Suns 32-21
7. Warriors 33-22
8. Mavericks 32-23
9. Grizzlies 30-23
10. Timberwolves 26-28
11. Nuggets 25-28
12. Pelicans 23-30
13. Jazz 19-34
14. Lakers 18-36
15. Kings 18-36
East:
1. PACERS 41-13
2. HEAT 39-14
3. RAPTORS 29-25
4. Bulls 28-25
5. Wizards 26-28
6. Nets 25-27
7. Hawks 25-28
8. Bobcats 25-30
9. Pistons 22-32
10. Cavaliers 22-33
11. Knicks 21-33
12. Celtics 19-36
13. Magic 16-40
14. Sixers 15-40
15. Bucks 10-44
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
* Magic and Glen Davis have agreed to a buyout. Davis will be officially waived tomorrow, and Clippers are frontrunners for Davis
* Heat, Spurs, Warriors,Clippers, and Nets are all interested in free agent to be Glen Davis.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 21, 2014, 10:48:54 PM
New Orleans at Charlotte - 7 pm 4 pm PT
New York at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Dallas at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Atlanta at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Denver at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
San Antonio at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Utah at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Boston at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: tonistork on February 22, 2014, 12:11:14 PM
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Andre Drummond had 20 points and 11 rebounds and Kyle Singler made a pair of big 3-pointers late in the fourth quarter to lead the Detroit Pistons over the Atlanta Hawks 115-107 on Friday night.
The injury-riddled Hawks lost their eighth straight game despite shooting 17 of 20 during a 41-point second quarter. Detroit rallied from an 11-point halftime deficit.
Atlanta was without guard Jeff Teague, who was out with a sprained ankle. Al Horford was lost for the season in December with a torn pectoral muscle.
Paul Millsap had 23 points for the Hawks.
Greg Monroe had 22 points and 15 rebounds for the Pistons, who stood pat at the trade deadline Thursday. Detroit is now 2 1/2 games behind Atlanta and Charlotte, who are tied for seventh place in the Eastern Conference.
Brandon Jennings played well in the third and finished with 12 points and 14 assists, although he didn't play at all in the fourth. Detroit went with Will Bynum instead, and he finished with nine points and seven assists.
Game notes
Atlanta shot 85 percent in the second quarter, one of the top marks for one quarter in the NBA this season. Denver shot 87 percent (13 for 15) in the fourth quarter at Toronto on Dec. 1, according to STATS. ... The Pistons outscored the Hawks 66-34 in the paint.
source: Associated Press
Post by: tonistork on February 22, 2014, 12:15:34 PM
Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Arron Afflalo had 32 points, rookie Victor Oladipo added 30 points and a career-high 14 assists, and the Orlando Magic rallied to beat the New York Knicks 129-121 in double overtime on Friday night.
The Magic trailed by as many as 14 points, but got 25 points and 10 assists from Oladipo after halftime to stave off the Knicks. Tobias Harris added 22 points.
Orlando snapped a three-game losing streak in its first game following the departure of Glen Davis, who had the remainder of his contract bought out earlier in the day.
Carmelo Anthony led the Knicks with 44 points, but only 14 came after the third quarter.
The Knicks' loss ended their eight-game game win streak over the Magic. New York has last four of its last five.
Game notes
The Magic improved to 1-4 in overtime games this season. ... J.R. Smith made his 12th start of the season in place of injured swingman Iman Shumpert, who is expected to miss about two weeks with a sprained ligament in his left knee. ... Former Magic player Penny Hardaway was honored in a ceremony between the first and second quarters as part of the team's ongoing "Legends Nights" to celebrate the franchise's 25th anniversary season.
Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Post by: tonistork on February 22, 2014, 12:21:01 PM
Associated Press
TORONTO -- A terrible third quarter in Toronto brought Cleveland's season-long winning streak to a sudden halt.
Terrence Ross scored 20 points, Jonas Valanciunas had 18 and the Raptors snapped the Cavaliers' six-game winning streak with a 98-91 victory on Friday night.
Valanciunas had 10 points in the game-changing third as Toronto took control, outscoring Cleveland 37-21.
"We came out very soft and stagnant," Cavaliers forward Tristan Thompson said. "We didn't make it tough for them on the offensive end."
Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan each had 14 points as the Atlantic Division-leading Raptors won for the fourth time in five games.
Luol Deng had 21 points and 11 rebounds and Kyrie Irving scored 17 as the Cavaliers lost for the first time since Feb. 5 against the Los Angeles Lakers. Cleveland failed to record its first seven-game winning streak since LeBron James led the team to eight straight in 2010.
Playing in his hometown for the first time, Cleveland's Anthony Bennett scored nine points. Bennett was the top pick in last year's draft, becoming the first Canadian to be selected first overall.
Cleveland center Spencer Hawes, acquired in a trade with Philadelphia Wednesday, made his Cavaliers debut, scoring seven points and grabbing 10 rebounds in 26 minutes.
"He's pretty smart and he was picking it up as we were going along," Brown said.
"Valanciunas was the big difference in the second half," Brown said.
Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 23, 2014, 02:10:12 PM
Grizzlies - 89 Bobcats - 92
Conley: 16 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Walker: 31 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 93 Wizards - 94
Davis: 26 Pts. Roberts: 9 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./Nene: 30 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 98 Hawks - 107
Anthony: 35 Pts. Felton: 10 Asts. Chanlder: 23 Rebs./Scott: 30 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts.
Williams: 9 Rebs.
Mavericks - 113 Pistons - 102
Nowitzki: 24 Pts. Ellis: 13 Asts. Marion: 11 Rebs./Smith: 32 Pts. Bynum: 8 Asts. Monroe:
17 Rebs.
Pacers - 110 Bucks - 100
George: 32 Pts. Stephenson: 8 Asts. Stephenson: 9 Rebs./Knight: 30 Pts. Knight: 8 Asts. Adrien: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 121 Jazz- 104
Love: 37 Pts. Love: 10 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Kanter: 25 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Gobert: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 98 Kings - 105
Green: 29 Pts. Humphries: 4 Asts. Humphries: 8 Rebs./Gay: 22 Pts. Thomas: 12 Asts. Gay: 7 Rebs.
Nets - 86 Warriors - 93
Williams: 20 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Kirilenko: 9 Rebs./O'Neal: 23 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. O'Neal:
13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 43-13
2. SPURS 40-16
3. Rockets 37-18
4. CLIPPERS 37-20
5. Blazers 37-18
6. Suns 33-21
7. Warriors 34-22
8. Mavericks 34-23
9. Grizzlies 31-24
10. Timberwolves 27-28
11. Nuggets 25-29
12. Pelicans 23-32
13. Jazz 19-36
14. Lakers 19-36
15. Kings 19-36
East:
1. PACERS 42-13
2. HEAT 39-14
3. RAPTORS 30-25
4. Bulls 29-25
5. Wizards 27-28
6. Bobcats 27-30
7. Hawks 26-29
8. Nets 25-28
9. Pistons 23-33
10. Cavaliers 22-34
11. Knicks 21-35
12. Celtics 19-38
13. Magic 17-40
14. Sixers 15-41
15. Bucks 10-45
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 23, 2014, 07:09:57 PM
L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City - 1 pm ET, 10 am on ABC
Chicago at Miami - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Washington at Cleveland - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Orlando at Toronto - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Sacramento at Denver - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Houston at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on ESPN
Brooklyn at L.A. Lakers - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Minnesota at Portland - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 23, 2014, 11:43:18 PM
CLIPPERS at OKLAHOMA CITY:
LAC - Chris Paul (thumb) will play.
LAC - J.J. Redick (back) will not play.
OKC - Kendrick Perkins (groin) will not play.
CHICAGO at MIAMI:
CHI - Jimmy Butler (ribs) game-time decision.
CHI - Derrick Rose (knee) will not play.
MIA - LeBron James (nose) expected to play.
WASHINGTON at CLEVELAND:
CLE - Anderson Varejao (back) will not play.
CLE - Dion Waiters (knee) will not play.
CLE - C.J. Miles (foot) will not play.
CLE - Carrick Felix (knee) will not play.
ORLANDO at TORONTO:
ORL - Arron Afflalo (ankle) will not play.
SACRAMENTO at DENVER:
SAC - Jason Terry (knee) will not play.
DEN - Ty Lawson (rib) questionable.
DEN - JaVale McGee (leg) will not play.
DEN - Nate Robinson (knee) will not play.
DEN - Danilo Gallinari (knee) will not play.
DEN - Darrell Arthur (hip) questionable.
HOUSTON at PHOENIX:
HOU - James Harden (elbow) likely to play.
PHO - Leandro Barbosa (toe) questionable.
PHO - Eric Bledsoe (knee) will not play.
PHO - Emeka Okafor (neck) will not play.
BROOKLYN at L.A. LAKERS:
BKN - Brook Lopez (foot) will not play.
BKN - Marcus Thornton (food poisoning) probable.
LAL - Nick Young (knee) will play tonight.
LAL - Steve Nash (leg) questionable.
LAL - Xavier Henry (knee) will not play.
LAL - Kobe Bryant (knee) will not play. (Out at least 3 more weeks)
MINNESOTA at PORTLAND:
MIN - Nikola Pekovic (ankle) game-time decision.
MIN - Kevin Martin (thumb) will not play.
MIN - Ronny Turiaf (knee) will not play.
POR - LaMarcus Aldridge (groin) will not play.
POR - Meyers Leonard (ankle) will not play.
POR - Joel Freeland (knee) will not play.
For Complete Lists See HERE (http://nbaallday.com/Injury_Updates.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 24, 2014, 01:02:42 PM
Clippers - 125 Thunder - 117
Crawford: 36 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Durant: 42 Pts. Durant: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs.
Bulls - 79 Heat - 93
Noah: 20 Pts. Augustin: 5 Asts. Noah: 15 Rebs./Bosh: 28 Pts. Chalmers: 9 Asts. Bosh: 10 Rebs.
Wizards - 96 Cavaliers - 83
Wall: 21 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs./Deng: 17 Pts. Irving: 5 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 90 Raptors - 105
Harris: 28 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Harris: 6 Rebs./Lowry: 28 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 109 Nuggets - 95
Thomas: 33 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Gay: 11 Rebs./Foye: 27 Pts. Brooks: 8 Asts. Faried: 6 Rebs.
Rockets - 115 Suns - 112
Howard: 25 Pts. Parsons: 7 Asts. Howard: 9 Rebs./Dragic: 35 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs.
Nets - 108 Lakers - 102
Williams: 30 Pts. Johnson: 8 Asts. Kirilenko:10 Rebs./Gasol: 22 Pts. Marshall: 7 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 97 Blazers - 108
Love: 31 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 32 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Robinson: 18 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 43-14
2. SPURS 40-16
3. Rockets 38-18
4. CLIPPERS 38-20
5. Blazers 38-18
6. Warriors 34-22
7. Suns 33-22
8. Mavericks 34-23
9. Grizzlies 31-24
10. Timberwolves 27-29
11. Nuggets 25-30
12. Pelicans 23-32
13. Kings 20-36
14. Jazz 19-36
15. Lakers 19-37
East:
1. PACERS 42-13
2. HEAT 40-14
3. RAPTORS 31-25
4. Bulls 29-26
5. Wizards 28-28
6. Nets 26-28
7. Bobcats 27-30
8. Hawks 26-29
9. Pistons 23-33
10. Cavaliers 22-35
11. Knicks 21-35
12. Celtics 19-38
13. Magic 17-41
14. Sixers 15-41
15. Bucks 10-45
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized.Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 26, 2014, 11:59:30 AM
NBA president of basketball operations Rod Thorn and vice president Kiki Vandeweghe acknowledged in a recent interview with ESPN.com that the league office, at least in an exploratory fashion, has weighed expanding the dimensions of the court and the introduction of a 4-point shot.
In a sitdown interview with ESPN's TrueHoop TV, conducted during All-Star Weekend in New Orleans earlier this month, Thorn and Vandeweghe spoke of both concepts mostly from a hypothetical standpoint, but did concede that the ideas have been presented for discussion at a league level.
On Tuesday, NBA spokesman Tim Frank downplayed the chances of either idea gaining traction.
"No one at the NBA, nor the competition committee, has had any serious conversations about increasing the size of the floor or adding a 4-point line," Frank said in a statement. "Rod Thorn and Kiki Vandeweghe were entertaining a line of questioning about out-of-the-box ideas and ESPN.com chose to make a story that doesn't exist."
The NBA has employed a 94-foot-by-50-foot court since the 1940s. But Vandeweghe -- who went to two All-Star Games as a player and most recently served as an executive and head coach with the Nets before joining the league office in 2013 -- confirmed that the growing size and ever-increasing athleticism of players today prompted discussion about expanding the playing surface.
"Making the court bigger -- it's an interesting idea and we've actually looked at it," Vandeweghe said. "We keep a list of ideas on what we should do and how we can make the game better, of course. But arenas are obviously built in a certain way and that would take a lot of adjusting to actually make the court bigger. But does it mean we shouldn't look at it? No, of course not. We're looking at all sorts of things."
Added Thorn: "Those seats that are very close to the court are obviously very expensive seats to start out with. And most of them come right up to the floor. So when you start extending the floor, sideways or length -- you could probably extend it lengthwise easier than you can sideways. So there are a lot of things you have to look at there."
The NBA adopted the 3-point shot from the old ABA starting in the 1979-80 season. As for the prospect of a 4-point shot, Thorn said that, too, is "something that's come up" as an informal proposal.
The mere notion of the NBA someday adopting a 4-pointer is believed to be an offshoot of a famed quote from then-Boston Celtics star Antoine Walker, who reportedly answered a question about why he took so many 3-point shots by saying: "Because there are no 4s."
From ESPN ! (http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?storyId=10517078&wjb=/)
Post by: Zurca on February 28, 2014, 04:33:16 PM
NBA Results February 26, 2014
George helps Pacers pull away from Lakers, 118-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-helps-pacers-pull-away-023147835--nba.html)
Lillard leads Portland past Denver 100-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lillard-leads-portland-past-denver-043821771--nba.html)
Love, Timberwolves beat Phoenix with late outburst (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-timberwolves-beat-phoenix-outburst-043614266--nba.html)
Dunleavy has 22, Bulls hold off Hawks, 107-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/dunleavy-22-bulls-hold-off-031156444--nba.html)
Harden scores 43, Rockets rout Kings 129-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-scores-43-rockets-rout-054337923--nba.html)
DeRozan scores 33 in Raptors' 99-93 win over Cavs (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-scores-33-raptors-39-024532143--nba.html)
Wizards survive without Nene, beat Magic 115-106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-survive-without-nene-beat-022631596--nba.html)
NBA Results February 27, 2014
Griffin, Collison help Clippers top Rockets 101-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-collison-help-clippers-top-062758084--nba.html)
Nelson, Vucevic lead Magic past 76ers 101-90 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nelson-vucevic-lead-magic-past-023604038--nba.html)
Bayless, Rondo lead Celtics past Hawks 115-104 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bayless-rondo-lead-celtics-past-032132268--nba.html)
Gibson leads Bulls to 103-83 win over Warriors (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gibson-leads-bulls-103-83-034604543--nba.html)
Mavs top Pelicans 108-89 after Davis injury (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mavs-top-pelicans-108-89-034046398--nba.html)
Irving scores 31, leads Cavaliers past Thunder (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/irving-scores-31-leads-cavaliers-033523152--nba.html)
Lee scores 18 as Grizzlies beat Lakers, 108-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lee-scores-18-grizzlies-beat-035019628--nba.html)
Belinelli, balanced Spurs beat Pistons 120-110 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/belinelli-balanced-spurs-beat-pistons-041233569--nba.html)
Hayward leads balanced Jazz past Suns, 109-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hayward-leads-balanced-jazz-past-042943118--nba.html)
Barton sparks Blazers to 124-80 rout of Nets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/barton-sparks-blazers-124-80-053319155--nba.html)
NBA Results February 28, 2014
James scores 31 in a mask, Heat roll Knicks 108-82 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-scores-31-mask-heat-035457535--nba.html)
Pierce scores 18, Nets rebound in rout of Nuggets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pierce-scores-18-nets-rebound-063116676--nba.html)
Wizards beat Raptors 134-129 in triple OT (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-beat-raptors-134-129-040220920--nba.html)
Roy Hibbert leads Pacers past Bucks, 101-96 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/roy-hibbert-leads-pacers-past-023645032--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 28, 2014, 10:27:43 PM
Utah at Cleveland - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Memphis at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Golden State at New York - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Chicago at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Charlotte at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
New Orleans at Phoenix - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: tonistork on March 02, 2014, 10:24:31 AM
PHOENIX (AP) -- Goran Dragic almost didn't play Friday night.
On a bad ankle, with his Phoenix team needing to end a three-game skid, he decided to give it a try.
The result was a career-high 40-point performance in 42 minutes, leading the Suns past the New Orleans Pelicans 116-104.
''I think everybody knows about Goran Dragic now,'' Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said, ''or they should.''
A game-time decision because of a sore right ankle that had kept him out of Wednesday's loss at Utah, Dragic played all but the last 10 seconds of the second half in the first 40-point game for a Phoenix player since Amare Stoudemire's 44 on March 19, 2010.
''That's what All-Stars do,'' Hornacek said, a not-so-veiled reference to Dragic being left off the All-Star team.
At the end, as Dragic sank the free throws that got him to 40, the crowd chanted ''M-V-P.''
''I never imagined they would cheer that for me,'' Dragic said. ''It is a great feeling, especially with those last four free throws when the whole crowd stood up and cheered. It is something special in my career that I will remember my whole life.''
Anthony Davis, also a game-time decision because of a sprained left shoulder, matched his career high with 32 points for the Pelicans, who lost their sixth in a row.
Markieff Morris added 18 points and twin brother Marcus 15 for Phoenix.
Eric Gordon scored 21 for New Orleans.
NOTES: Phoenix swept the season series 3-0. ... The Suns' Leandro Barbosa missed his fourth straight game with a sprained toe. ... Phoenix avoided matching its longest losing streak of the season at four games. ... Suns G Eric Bledsoe, coming back from knee surgery, participated in 3-on-3 drills and could resume full practice next week. ... The Pelicans' longest losing streak of the season is seven games.
Post by: tonistork on March 02, 2014, 10:31:34 AM
AP - Sports
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The only drama left in this miserable season for the Los Angeles Lakers involves whether Kobe Bryant will return from injury, and if they can avoid finishing last in the Western Conference.
Jordan Farmar scored a career-high 30 points off the bench, making eight of 10 shots from 3-point range, and the Lakers capitalized on the absence of suspended Sacramento star DeMarcus Cousins to beat the Kings 126-122 Friday night.
''It was just the flow of the game,'' Farmar said. ''I was aggressive, took shots when they were available, and I was fortunate to knock them down.''
The Lakers (20-39) must go 11-12 the rest of the way to avoid tying the 1974-75 squad for the worst record in a regulation season since the franchise relocated from Minneapolis to Los Angeles in 1960-61.
''When we win it's fun,'' said coach Mike D'Antoni, whose team is one of seven that has lost 20 or more games by double-digit margins. ''These guys need a little sugar once in a while, and this was sugar. We've been having problems, but tonight they came through and I'm really happy for them.''
Newly acquired reserve MarShon Brooks scored 23 points - two more than the combined total of the Sacramento bench. Pau Gasol added 22 and Jodie Meeks also had 22 after making all eight of his shots, including three of the Lakers' franchise-record 19 3-pointers on 27 attempts.
''He looked like he really hit his rhythm with his 3s,'' D'Antoni said. ''Obviously, he can't go 8 for 8 every night, but he's playing really well. And what he's doing now is adding his drive to the game. He's been strong to the basket, so they don't knock him off. And now it's hard to guard him.''
Rudy Gay scored 32 points for the Kings, who squandered a 12-point lead before halftime and then blew a 15-point lead in the second half despite converting 17 Lakers turnovers into 25 points. Derrick Williams and Isaiah Thomas each had 27 points.
Cousins, averaging a team-high 22.3 points, received a one-game ban from the NBA on Thursday for punching Houston guard Patrick Beverley in the stomach during the Kings' 129-103 home loss Tuesday night.
NOTES: The only other 30-point game for a Lakers player this season was by Nick Young, who had 31 on Jan. 20 in an overtime loss at Chicago. ... Lakers point guard Kendall Marshall played 19 scoreless minutes with 10 assists. He is averaging 1.4 points and 7.4 assists in his last five starts, after averaging 12.5 points and 12.1 assists over his 17 previous starts after joining Los Angeles as a free agent on Dec. 20.
TS (toni storks) view:
Tagal na wala ako update sa NBA at nakakatikim naman pala panalo ang Lakers paminsan minsan. ;D
Post by: tonistork on March 02, 2014, 10:37:21 AM
AP - Sports
CLEVELAND (AP) -- Kyrie Irving didn't need any reminders he was closing in on his first career triple double Friday night. He got plenty of help anyway.
''I was trying to not think about it too much, but my teammates were hollering at me to get one more rebound, Coach (Mike) Brown was telling to get one more rebound, a couple of fans were yelling at me that I need one more,'' Irving said. ''I said, 'I got you guys, don't worry.' ''
The All-Star Game MVP had 21 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 99-79 win over the Utah Jazz.
Two rebounds shy of the mark going into the fourth quarter, Irving grabbed his ninth rebound early in the period and pulled down his 10th with 4:12 to go to become the first Cleveland player with a triple double since LeBron James on March 16, 2010, at Detroit.
Irving gave credit for his last rebound to center Spencer Hawes, who joked he pulled back a bit on a missed shot by Marvin Williams.
''Luckily, Spence alligator-armed that one, like he said, to let me get that last one,'' Irving said.
Just when it looked like the season was a lost cause, the Cavaliers won six in a row and Irving took over the All-Star Game with 31 points and 14 assists. With 22 games remaining, Cleveland has a chance to reach the playoffs in Irving's third season in the NBA.
Luol Deng scored 16 points as the Cavaliers placed five players in double figures.
Gordon Hayward scored 18 points for Utah on the first stop of a six-game road trip.
Tristan Thompson had 18 points and 14 rebounds for Cleveland, and Hawes added 13 points and 16 rebounds.
Hawes was given a technical foul in the third quarter, his second in five games since joining the team last week.
NOTES: Bennett will be a game-time decision Saturday in Memphis. ... Jazz G John Lucas III didn't play until the final 2:46 with what the team called ''gastric distress.''
Post by: tonistork on March 02, 2014, 10:55:25 AM
By The Sports Xchange
Guard Jimmer Fredette will sign with the Chicago Bulls after he clears waivers, according to USA Today.
Fredette will be free to join any team after being waived by the Sacramento Kings this week.
According to the report, a person with knowledge of the situation spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the private nature of the negotiations between Fredette and the Bulls.
Fredette, who was the No. 10 overall pick of the 2010 draft out of BYU, will likely clear waivers at 5 p.m. EST Saturday.
Because he was waived before March 1, he will be eligible for inclusion on the Bulls' playoff roster. The Bulls started Saturday fourth in the Eastern Conference at 32-26.
Fredette is averaging 5.9 points per game this season on 48 percent shooting (49 percent from 3-point range). For his career, he is averaging seven points and 1.5 assists per contest.
TS (toni storks) view:
Sana naman mabigyan playing time ito si Jimmer, sayang naman at top 10 pick sya. At may itutulong naman ito sa opensa especially outside shooting. Sa depensa naman, madami ng alas ang Bulls kaya wag mo na ito asahan. Nandyan na sina Noah, Hinrich, Butler at Gibson to play D.
Post by: Zurca on March 03, 2014, 03:24:32 PM
NBA Results March 2, 2014
Ariza scores 40, Wizards win 6th straight (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ariza-scores-40-wizards-win-032738765--nba.html)
Blazers beat Nuggets 102-96, sweep season series (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/blazers-beat-nuggets-102-96-054641985--nba.html)
Martin, Love lead Wolves past Kings 108-97 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/martin-love-lead-wolves-past-054434753--nba.html)
Randolph leads Grizzlies past Cavaliers 110-96 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/randolph-leads-grizzlies-past-cavaliers-044018146--nba.html)
George's 25 points lead Pacers over Celtics 102-97 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/georges-25-points-lead-pacers-041426360--nba.html)
Rockets start fast, beat Pistons 118-110 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-start-fast-beat-pistons-033925218--nba.html)
Thornton scores 25 in Nets' 107-98 win over Bucks (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thornton-scores-25-nets-107-041321831--nba.html)
Granger watches as Clippers rout Pelicans 108-76 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/granger-watches-clippers-rout-pelicans-060633885--nba.html"")
James helps Heat beat Magic 112-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-helps-heat-beat-magic-030612964--nba.html)
NBA Results March 3, 2014
Noah leads Bulls to easy 109-90 win against Knicks (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/noah-leads-bulls-easy-109-203819851--nba.html)
Suns scorch Hawks in 1st half of 129-120 win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-scorch-hawks-1st-half-035505131--nba.html)
Parker returns, leads Spurs over Mavs 112-106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-returns-leads-spurs-over-024017126--nba.html)
Pacers beat Jazz 94-91, win fifth straight (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-beat-jazz-94-91-015152948--nba.html)
Durant, Westbrook lead Thunder past Bobcats (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-westbrook-lead-thunder-past-024742466--nba.html)
Harris has 31 and Magic extend 76ers' skid, 92-81 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harris-31-magic-extend-76ers-020119590--nba.html)
DeRozan scores 32 as Raptors beat Warriors 104-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-scores-32-raptors-beat-233704876--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on March 03, 2014, 03:42:08 PM
1
Miami (40-14)
Pace: 94.5 (23), OffRtg: 109.8 (1), DefRtg: 102.7 (13), NetRtg: +7.0 (3)
LeBron James picked a good time to break his nose, with the Heat playing just one game in the six days after Thursday's win in Oklahoma City. And the Heat picked a good time to pick up their defense, which, as noted last week, was pretty awful before the break. They held both the Thunder and Bulls to under 90 points per 100 possessions. Against OKC, it was about contesting shots.
This week: vs. NYK, vs. ORL
Last week: 4
2
Houston (38-18)
Pace: 98.3 (7), OffRtg: 107.7 (5), DefRtg: 102.2 (10), NetRtg: +5.6 (6)
The Rockets are the only team that ranks in the top seven in both offensive and defensive efficiency since Jan. 1 and would have a 10-game winning streak if James Harden hit the game-winner at the end of regulation at Golden State on Thursday. So you can't really criticize them for (basically) standing pat at the deadline, but Wednesday's game in L.A. will be another interesting test.
This week: @ SAC, @ LAC, vs. DET
Last week: 3
3
Indiana (42-13)
Pace: 96.1 (16), OffRtg: 102.2 (19), DefRtg: 94.1 (1), NetRtg: +8.2 (1)
If you've seen the numbers, it wasn't a surprise to see the Pacers down 20 in the first half of the second night of a back-to-back on the road on Wednesday. They have five more back-to-backs to play, but their four games this week will allow Evan Turner to integrate himself without any pressure. It will be interesting to see how much time he and Lance Stephenson spend on the floor together.
This week: vs. LAL, vs. MIL, @ BOS, vs. UTA
Last week: 2
4
Oklahoma City (43-14)
Pace: 97.7 (10), OffRtg: 107.2 (6), DefRtg: 99.8 (4), NetRtg: +7.4 (2)
Not surprisingly, Russell Westbrook was rusty after almost two months off, shooting 7-for-25 in his first two games back. More disappointing was the Thunder defense, which allowed the Heat and Clippers (two top-three offenses) to shoot 53 percent and score 114 points per 100 possessions. OKC doesn't play another top-10 offensive team until they visit the Suns next Thursday.
This week: vs. CLE, vs. MEM, vs. CHA
Last week: 1
5
San Antonio (40-16)
Pace: 96.5 (14), OffRtg: 107.1 (7), DefRtg: 100.6 (5), NetRtg: +6.5 (4)
Patty Mills scored 54 total points (29 in the fourth quarter) and the Spurs came out of the break with two big Tony Parker-less road wins over the Clippers and Blazers. They ran out of gas in Phoenix on Friday, but went 6-3 on the rodeo trip and play eight of their next 10 games at home. Believe it or not, Mills has scored more points this season than any Spur not named Parker, Duncan or Belinelli.
This week: vs. DET, vs. CHA, vs. DAL
Last week: 6
6
L.A. Clippers (38-20)
Pace: 98.1 (8 ), OffRtg: 108.7 (3), DefRtg: 102.3 (11), NetRtg: +6.4 (5)
Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan have been the second most-used two-man combination in the league, so Glen Davis, at least, provides a little playing-time relief. The hope is that he'll also help the defense, which has suffered whenever Griffin or Jordan has sat down. The offense looked just fine in Oklahoma City on Sunday, as the Clips got a much needed win after losing to the Spurs and Grizz.
This week: @ NOP, vs. HOU, vs. NOP
Last week: 5
7
Phoenix (33-22)
Pace: 98.3 (6), OffRtg: 106.5 (8 ), DefRtg: 102.8 (14), NetRtg: +3.7 (9)
It looks like there's four teams -- Dallas, Golden State, Memphis and Phoenix -- playing for the last three playoff spots in the West, and the Suns have the toughest remaining schedule of the four. So they might regret blowing a 10-point, fourth-quarter lead against Houston on Sunday. Markieff Morris is in another one of his hot streaks, averaging 20.0 points on 67 percent shooting over the last three games.
This week: vs. MIN, @ UTA, vs. NOP, vs, ATL
Last week: 8
8
Dallas (34-23)
Pace: 96.5 (15), OffRtg: 108.3 (4), DefRtg: 105.4 (22), NetRtg: +2.8 (11)
A soft schedule has helped the Mavs win eight of their last 10 games. They've shown improvement on the glass (a weakness all season), getting outrebounded only twice in that stretch. But they're still just a game in the loss column ahead of Memphis for the final playoff spot in the West and their schedule picks up later this week, with six straight games against teams with winning records.
This week: @ NYK, vs. NOP, vs. CHI, @ SAS
Last week: 7
9
Memphis (31-24)
Pace: 92.1 (30), OffRtg: 101.9 (20), DefRtg: 101.9 (8 ), NetRtg: +0.0 (15)
Tony Allen is back, and though he's coming off the bench, his presence could mean less playing time for James Johnson, which would be a shame. Johnson provides the highlights (like his off-the-backboard dunk in Friday's win over the Clippers), but the Grizz have also outscored their opponents by 6.5 points per 100 possessions with him on the floor. He played just 10 minutes in Saturday's loss.
This week: vs. LAL, @ OKC, vs. CLE
Last week: 9
10
Golden State (34-22)
Pace: 98.7 (5), OffRtg: 104.1 (12), DefRtg: 99.1 (3), NetRtg: +5.0 (7)
Despite Andrew Bogut's absence over the last seven games, the Warriors have allowed only 95.3 points per 100 possessions over thelr last 12 and are now the best defensive team in the West. The offense hasn't been great, but they've won three straight for the first time since their 10-game streak came to an end in early January. Most of that streak took place on a trip East. Another one begins Monday.
This week: @ DET, @ CHI, @ NYK, @ TOR
Last week: 12
11
Portland (38-18)
Pace: 97.9 (9), OffRtg: 108.7 (2), DefRtg: 105.5 (23), NetRtg: +3.2 (x)
We saw the silver lining of LaMarcus Aldridge's injury on Sunday, as Thomas Robinson took advantage of the extra playing time (a career-high 33 minutes), tallied 14 points and 18 rebounds, and destroyed Corey Brewer in a big win over the Wolves. If Robinson can find his role and earn the trust of Terry Stotts in Aldridge's absence, it would benefit the Blazers down the line.
This week: @ DEN, vs. BKN, vs. DEN
Last week: 10
12
Toronto (31-25)
Pace: 94.6 (22), OffRtg: 104.6 (10), DefRtg: 100.9 (7), NetRtg: +3.7 (8 )
The Raptors have scored 108.3 points per 100 possessions over the last month (111.8 with Kyle Lowry on the floor) and are now the only Eastern Conference team that ranks in the top 10 in both offensive and defensive efficiency. That's the basic criteria for a title contender, but Toronto is 1-5 against the Pacers and Heat and still has some work to do just to earn home-court advantage in the first round.
This week: @ CLE, vs. WAS, vs. GSW
Last week: 11
13
Chicago (29-26)
Pace: 93.0 (28), OffRtg: 98.0 (28), DefRtg: 97.8 (2), NetRtg: +0.1 (14)
Tom Thibodeau has lauded D.J. Augustin for saving the Bulls' season, and the back-up point guard deserves credit for fitting in so well and helping the team recover from the Luol Deng trade. But since the deal, the Bulls have been at their best (plus-10.2 points per 100 possessions) with Kirk Hinrich on the floor and their starters have been the league's second best lineup (minimum 100 minutes).
This week: @ ATL, vs. GSW, @ DAL, vs. NYK
Last week: 13
14
Washington (28-28)
Pace: 95.7 (19), OffRtg: 101.8 (21), DefRtg: 102.0 (9), NetRtg: -0.2 (16)
The Wizards recovered well from Tuesday's loss to Toronto, winning three straight and holding the Pelicans, Hawks and Cavs all under a point per possession. But Sunday's win came with a knee injury to Nene, who had dropped 30 points and the game-winner on Atlanta the night before. Trevor Booker and Kevin Seraphin have been solid offensively, but the D would suffer without Nene.
This week: @ CLE, vs. ORL, @ TOR, @ PHI
Last week: 14
15
Brooklyn (26-28)
Pace: 93.9 (26), OffRtg: 103.0 (17), DefRtg: 104.6 (19), NetRtg: -1.6 (19)
As he was making history and blazing a trail, Jason Collins gave the Nets some good minutes (featuring hard screens, hard fouls and a big offensive rebound) in Sunday's win in L.A. Deron Williams, meanwhile, seems to have done well with the All-Star break again. He averaged 23.0 points on 49 percent shooting in his first three games back, getting to the basket and finishing well.
This week: @ POR, @ DEN, @ MIL
Last week: 15
16
Minnesota (27-29)
Pace: 99.6 (3), OffRtg: 104.8 (9), DefRtg: 102.5 (12), NetRtg: +2.2 (12)
Though the Wolves are still missing Kevin Martin and Nikola Pekovic, Kevin Love (averaging 34.6 points on 53 percent shooting over his last five games) looks determined to make one more run at the playoffs. But his team'sdefense (which allowed the Aldridge-less Blazers to score 108 points on Sunday) just isn't good enough to support him. And yes, he's partially to blame for the bad D.
This week: @ PHX, @ SAC
Last week: 17
17
Charlotte (27-30)
Pace: 95.3 (21), OffRtg: 99.3 (25), DefRtg: 100.8 (6), NetRtg: -1.5 (17)
You'd think that, with Al Jefferson scoring just six points against the Grizzlies on Saturday, the Bobcats would have suffered their first post-break defeat. But their defense was still terrific (it allowed just 94.8 points per 100 possessions in four games last week) and Kemba Walker handled the scoring. They have five days off, but then play the Spurs, Thunder, Heat and Pacers, the first three on the road.
This week: @ SAS, @ OKC
Last week: 18
18
Atlanta (26-29)
Pace: 97.1 (12), OffRtg: 103.7 (14), DefRtg: 103.4 (16), NetRtg: +0.3 (13)
As the Hawks lost eight straight and sunk from third to eighth in the East, the injuries (to Gustavo Ayon and Paul Millsap) kept piling up. A game against the defenseless Knicks offered some temporary relief, but after they host the Bulls on Tuesday, they play six straight on the road. The best team they've beat on the road this season is the 27-30 Bobcats, and that win was in early November.
This week: vs. CHI, @ BOS, @ PHX
Last week: 16
19
New Orleans (23-32)
Pace: 94.4 (24), OffRtg: 104.3 (11), DefRtg: 105.9 (26), NetRtg: -1.6 (18)
The Pelicans suffered some brutal losses last week. They led the Knicks by one in the final minutes on Wednesday, only to get outscored 8-0 down the stretch. They came back from 13 down in the fourth quarter in Charlotte on Friday, only to have Eric Gordon miss a free throw to tie in the final seconds. And then they got beat by a Nene dunk with less than a second to go in Washington on Saturday.
This week: vs. LAC, @ DAL, @ PHX, @ LAC
Last week: 19
20
Cleveland (22-35)
Pace: 95.6 (20), OffRtg: 99.4 (24), DefRtg: 104.6 (18), NetRtg: -5.2 (26)
The Cavs' schedule-aided winning streak came to an end when they faced the Raptors and Wizards. Moving Jarrett Jack to the starting lineup has seemingly been a part of their improved play and Kyrie Irving has shot slightly better with Jack on the floor, but the Cavs have been pretty bad defensively with the two point guards out there together. They've been at their best with Dion Waiters on the floor.
This week: vs. TOR, @ OKC, vs. UTA, @ MEM
Last week: 25
21
Detroit (23-33)
Pace: 97.6 (11), OffRtg: 102.5 (18), DefRtg: 105.3 (21), NetRtg: -2.8 (23)
After beating the Spurs in John Loyer's first game as head coach, the Pistons have lost four of five, playing some atrocious defense out of the break. It starts with the big three, who have allowed opponents to score 131 points per 100 possessions in their 67 post-break minutes together. If Detroit doesn't make the playoffs, it can at least use the next seven weeks to figure out if this frontline will ever work.
This week: vs. GSW, @ SAS, @ HOU
Last week: 20
22
Sacramento (20-36)
Pace: 96.8 (13), OffRtg: 103.6 (15), DefRtg: 105.7 (24), NetRtg: -2.1 (21)
This will be the Kings' eighth straight losing season, but they might have a shot at finishing .500 with both DeMarcus Cousins and Rudy Gay in the lineup. Right now, they're 14-14 (with a positive point differential) in games both guys have played (6-6 against the West) and have outscored their opponents by 2.6 points per 100 possessions in 768 minutes with the pair on the floor together.
This week: vs. HOU, @ LAL, vs. MIN
Last week: 27
23
New York (21-35)
Pace: 92.7 (29), OffRtg: 103.9 (13), DefRtg: 106.2 (27), NetRtg: -2.3 (22)
At least the Knicks didn't make another awful trade. But things are so bad that Beno Udrih and Metta World Peace want to get the heck out of Dodge, and you have to wonder if Carmelo Anthony is thinking the same thing. They've been in every game, but they're 2-8 in February, their defense has the same holes it's had all season, and any hopes of a fourth straight playoff berth are fading fast.
This week: vs. DAL, @ MIA, vs. GSW, @ CHI
Last week: 21
24
Denver (25-30)
Pace: 99.6 (4), OffRtg: 103.1 (16), DefRtg: 104.7 (20), NetRtg: -1.6 (20)
It's nice that the Nuggets traded for another point guard at the deadline, but they still need Ty Lawson back. They've scored less than a point per possession with him of the floor and are 3-7 in games he's missed. Aaron Brooks was a minus-47 in his first two games. They've lost seven of their last eight games overall and look to be Lottery-bound for the first time since they drafted Carmelo Anthony.
This week: vs. POR, vs. BKN, @ POR
Last week: 22
25
Orlando (17-41)
Pace: 95.9 (18), OffRtg: 99.0 (26), DefRtg: 104.4 (17), NetRtg: -5.4 (27)
The Magic have won six of their last seven at home, scoring 107.1 points per 100 possessions, but have lost 15 straight on the road, scoring just 93.6. So when they play in Philadelphia on Wednesday, something has got to give. With Glen Davis gone, Tobias Harris has moved to power forward and totaled 50 points on 17-for-26 shooting (9-for-9 in the restricted area) in two games over the weekend.
This week: @ WAS, @ PHI, @ MIA, vs. PHI
Last week: 24
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Utah (19-36)
Pace: 93.8 (27), OffRtg: 99.9 (23), DefRtg: 107.6 (30), NetRtg: -7.7 (28)
The Jazz were pretty awful when Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter started together early in the season, but Kanter averaged 22.7 points on 65 percent shooting in three starts with Favors on the shelf last week. Of course, the Jazz lost all three games and were pretty terrible defensively with Kanter on the floor. Gordon Hayward has shot 30 percent (4-for-18 from 3-point range) in his last six games.
This week: vs. BOS, vs. PHX, @ CLE, @ IND
Last week: 23
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L.A. Lakers (19-37)
Pace: 99.7 (2), OffRtg: 100.9 (22), DefRtg: 105.8 (25), NetRtg: -4.9 (25)
What happens when you're the 13th man for a playoff team and get traded to the depleted Lakers? Well, Kent Bazemore played 33 minutes in his first game, started his second, and set career highs in scoring both nights. If you've got an open spot on your fantasy roster, you could do worse than picking up Bazemore, who is like the new Xavier Henry, for the last seven weeks of the season.
This week: @ IND, @ MEM, vs. SAC
Last week: 28
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Boston (19-38)
Pace: 96.0 (17), OffRtg: 98.4 (27), DefRtg: 103.1 (15), NetRtg: -4.7 (24)
Jump-shooting Kevin Garnett is in Brooklyn and numbers guy Brad Stevens has replaced Doc Rivers, but the Celtics still take a high percentage (31.6 percent -- seventh highest rate in the league) of their shots from mid-range. Nine players who have attempted at least 300 shots have taken more than half of them from mid-range. Two of the nine -- Avery Bradley and Kris Humphries -- are Celtics.
This week: @ UTA, vs. ATL, vs. IND
Last week: 26
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Milwaukee (10-45)
Pace: 94.3 (25), OffRtg: 96.9 (29), DefRtg: 106.8 (29), NetRtg: -9.9 (29)
Every couple of weeks, Brandon Knight has one of those games. On Saturday, he went for 30 points (on 12-for-23 shooting) and eight assists against the Pacers' No. 1 defense, taking the ball right at Roy Hibbert for several of his buckets. His effective field goal perentage is down from last season, but Knight has increased his efficiency by being one of the most improved free throw shooters in the league.
This week: @ PHI, @ IND, vs. BKN
Last week: 29
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Philadelphia (15-41)
Pace: 102.6 (1), OffRtg: 96.3 (30), DefRtg: 106.8 (28), NetRtg: -10.5 (30)
Less than 19 months ago, the Sixers were playing in Game 7 of the conference semis. Now, only one of the nine guys who played in that game is left on the roster (three were traded on Thursday). The tear down was the easy part and Thaddeus Young is left to endure just how bad this team has become. If they don't win one of their next two games, it's hard to imagine how they'll win again this season.
This week: vs. MIL, vs. ORL, vs. WAS, @ ORL
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 04, 2014, 03:19:03 PM
ATLANTA HAWKS:
PG: Jeff Teague/Dennis Schroeder/Shelvin Mack
SG: Kyle Korver/Lou Williams/John Jenkins
SF: DeMarre Carroll/Cartier Martin
PF: Paul Millsap/Elton Brand/Mike Scott
C: Al Horford/Pero Antic/Gustavo Ayon/Mike Muscala
Coach: Mike Budenholzer
BOSTON CELTICS:
PG: Rajon Rondo/Phil Pressey/Jerryd Bayless
SG: Avery Bradley/Keith Bogans/Chris Babb
SF: Jeff Green/Gerald Wallace/Chris Johnson
PF: Brandon Bass/Kris Humphries
C: Jared Sullinger/Kelly Olynyk/Vitor Faverani/Joel Anthony
Coach: Brad Stevens
BROOKLYN NETS:
PG: Deron Williams/Shaun Livingston/Marquis Teague
SG: Joe Johnson/Alan Anderson/Marcus Thornton
SF: Paul Pierce/Andrei Kirilenko
PF: Kevin Garnett/Andray Blatche/Mirza Teletovic
C: Brook Lopez/Mason Plumlee/Jason Collins
Coach: Jason Kidd
CHARLOTTE BOBCATS:
PG: Kemba Walker/Luke Ridnour/Jannero Pargo
SG: Gerald Henderson/Gary Neal
SF: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist/Jeffery Taylor/Chris Douglas-Roberts
PF: Josh McRoberts/Anthony Tolliver/Bismack Biyombo
C: Al Jefferson/Cody Zeller/Brendan Haywood
Coach: Steve Clifford
CHICAGO BULLS:
PG: Derrick Rose/Kirk Hinrich/D.J. Augustin
SG: Jimmy Butler/Tony Snell/Jimmer Fredette
SF: Mike Dunleavy/Tornike Shengelia
PF: Carlos Boozer/Taj Gibson/Erik Murphy
C: Joakim Noah/Nazr Mohammed
Coach: Tom Thibodeau
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS:
PG: Kyrie Irving/Jarrett Jack/Matthew Dellavedova
SG: C.J. Miles/Dion Waiters/Carrick Felix
SF: Luol Deng/Alonzo Gee/Anthony Bennett/Sergey Karasev
PF: Tristan Thompson/Anderson Varejao/Arinze Onuaku
C: Spencer Hawes/Tyler Zeller
Coach: Mike Brown
DALLAS MAVERICKS:
PG: Jose Calderon/Devin Harris/Shane Larkin/Gal Mekel
SG: Monta Ellis/Wayne Ellington/Ricky Ledo
SF: Shawn Marion/Vince Carter/Jae Crowder
PF: Dirk Nowitzki/DeJuan Blair
C: Samuel Dalembert/Brandon Wright/Bernard James
Coach: Rick Carlisle
DENVER NUGGETS:
PG: Ty Lawson/Aaron Brooks/Nate Robinson
SG: Randy Foye/Evan Fournier
SF: Danilo Gallinari/Wilson Chandler/Quincy Miller
PF: Kenneth Faried/Darrell Arthur/Anthony Randolph/Jan Vesely
C: JaVale McGee/J.J. Hickson/Timofey Mozgov
Coach: Brian Shaw
DETROIT PISTONS:
PG: Brandon Jennings/Will Bynum/Chauncey Billups/Peyton Siva
SG: Rodney Stuckey/Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
SF: Josh Smith/Kyle Singler/Gigi Datome
PF: Greg Monroe/Jonas Jerebko/Charlie Villanueva/Tony Mitchell
C: Andre Drummond/Josh Harrellson
Coach: John Loyer
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS:
PG: Stephen Curry/Steve Blake/Nemanja Nedovic
SG: Klay Thompson/Jordan Crawford
SF: Andre Iguodala/Harrison Barnes/Draymond Green
PF: David Lee/Marreese Speights/Hilton Armstrong
C: Andrew Bogut/Jermaine O’Neal/Ognjen Kuzmic/Festus Ezeli
Coach: Mark Jackson
HOUSTON ROCKETS:
PG: Patrick Beverley/Jeremy Lin/Isaiah Canaan
SG: James Harden/Francisco Garcia/Troy Daniels
SF: Chandler Parsons/Jordan Hamilton/Omri Casspi
PF: Terrence Jones/Donatas Motiejunas/Robert Covington
C: Dwight Howard/Omer Asik/Greg Smith
Coach: Kevin McHale
INDIANA PACERS:
PG: George Hill/C.J. Watson/Donald Sloan
SG: Lance Stephenson/Evan Turner/Rasual Butler
SF: Paul George/Chris Copeland/Solomon Hill
PF: David West/ Luis Scola/Lavoy Allen
C: Roy Hibbert/Ian Mahinmi/Andrew Bynum
Coach: Frank Vogel
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS:
PG: Chris Paul/Darren Collison
SG: J.J. Redick/Jamal Crawford/Willie Green/Reggie Bullock
SF: Jared Dudley/Matt Barnes/Hedo Turkoglu/Danny Granger
PF: Blake Griffin/Glen Davis
C: DeAndre Jordan/Ryan Hollins
Coach: Doc Rivers
LOS ANGELES LAKERS:
PG: Steve Nash/Jordan Farmar/Kendall Marshall
SG: Kobe Bryant/Jodie Meeks/Xavier Henry/Kent Bazemore
SF: Wesley Johnson/Nick Young/MarShon Brooks
PF: Ryan Kelly/Jordan Hill
C: Pau Gasol/Chris Kaman/Robert Sacre
Coach: Mike D’Antoni
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES:
PG: Mike Conley/Nick Calathes/Beno Udrih
SG: Tony Allen/Quincy Pondexter/Courtney Lee/Jamaal Franklin
SF: Tayshaun Prince/Mike Miller/James Johnson
PF: Zach Randolph/Ed Davis/Jon Leuer
C: Marc Gasol/Kosta Koufos
Coach: Dave Joerger
MIAMI HEAT:
PG: Mario Chalmers/Norris Cole/Toney Douglas
SG: Dwyane Wade/Ray Allen/DeAndre Liggins
SF: LeBron James/Michael Beasley/James Jones
PF: Shane Battier/Rashard Lewis/Udonis Haslem
C: Chris Bosh/Chris Andersen/Greg Oden
Coach: Erik Spoelstra
MILWAUKEE BUCKS:
PG: Brandon Knight/Ramon Sessions/Nate Wolters
SG: OJ Mayo/Khris Middleton
SF: Giannis Antetokounmpo/Carlos Delfino
PF: Ersan Ilyasova/John Henson/Jeff Adrien
C: Larry Sanders/Zaza Pachulia/Ekpe Udoh/Miroslav Raduljica
Coach: Larry Drew
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES:
PG: Ricky Rubio/J.J. Barea/A.J. Price
SG: Kevin Martin/Alexey Shved
SF: Corey Brewer/Chase Budinger/Luc Mbah a Moute/Shabazz Muhammad/Robbie Hummel
PF: Kevin Love/Dante Cunningham
C: Nikola Pekovic/Gorgui Dieng/Ronny Turiaf
Coach: Rick Adelman
NEW ORLEANS PELICANS:
PG: Jrue Holiday/Brian Roberts
SG: Eric Gordon/Tyreke Evans/Austin Rivers
SF: Al-Farouq Aminu/Anthony Morrow/Darius Miller/Luke Babbit
PF: Ryan Anderson/Jason Smith
C: Anthony Davis/Greg Stiemsma/Jeff Withey/Alexis Ajinca
Coach: Monty Williams
NEW YORK KNICKS:
PG: Raymond Felton/Pablo Prigioni/Tour'e Murray
SG: Iman Shumpert/J.R. Smith/Tim Hardaway Jr./Shannon Brown
SF: Carmelo Anthony/Earl Clark
PF: Andrea Bargnani/Amar'e Stoudemire/Jeremy Tyler
C: Tyson Chandler/Kenyon Martin/Cole Aldrich
Coach: Mike Woodson
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER:
PG: Russell Westbrook/Reggie Jackson/Derek Fisher
SG: Thabo Sefolosha/Jeremy Lamb/Andre Roberson
SF: Kevin Durant/Caron Butler/Perry Jones
PF: Serge Ibaka/Nick Collison
C: Kendrick Perkins/Steven Adams/Hasheem Thabeet
Coach: Scott Brooks
ORLANDO MAGIC:
PG: Jameer Nelson/E’Twaun Moore/Ronnie Price
SG: Victor Oladipo/Doron Lamb/Adonis Thomas
SF: Arron Afflalo/Moe Harkless
PF: Tobias Harris/Andrew Nicholson/Jason Maxiell
C: Nikola Vucevic/Kyle O’Quinn/Dewayne Dedmon
Coach: Jacque Vaughn
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS:
PG: Michael Carter-Williams/Tony Wroten/Eric Maynor
SG: James Anderson/Elliot Williams/Jason Richardson
SF: Hollis Thompson/Brandon Davies/Lorenzo Brown
PF: Thaddeus Young/Henry Sims/Jarvis Varnado
C: Arnett Moultrie/Byron Mullens/Nerlens Noel
Coach: Brett Brown
PHOENIX SUNS:
PG: Goran Dragic/Ishmael Smith/Leandro Barbosa
SG: Eric Bledsoe/Gerald Green/Archie Goodwin/Dionte Christmas
SF: PJ Tucker/Marcus Morris
PF: Channing Frye/Markieff Morris/Shalvik Randolph
C: Miles Plumlee/Alex Len/Emeka Okafor
Coach: Jeff Hornacek
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS:
PG: Damian Lillard/Mo Williams/Earl Watson
SG: Wesley Matthews/C.J. McCollum/Will Barton/Allen Crabbe
SF: Nicolas Batum/Dorell Wright/Victor Claver
PF: LaMarcus Aldridge/Joel Freeland/Thomas Robinson
C: Robin Lopez/Meyers Leonard
Coach: Terry Stotts
SACRAMENTO KINGS:
PG: Isaiah Thomas/Ray McCallum
SG: Ben McLemore/Orlando Johnson/Jason Terry
SF: Rudy Gay/Travis Outlaw/Derrick Williams
PF: Jason Thompson/Carl Landry/Quincy Acy/Reggie Evans
C: DeMarcus Cousins/Aaron Gray
Coach: Mike Malone
SAN ANTONIO SPURS:
PG: Tony Parker/Patrick Mills/Corey Joseph
SG: Danny Green/Manu Ginobili/Marco Belinelli
SF: Kawhi Leonard/Austin Daye
PF: Tim Duncan/Boris Diaw/Jeff Ayres
C: Tiago Splitter/Matt Bonner/Aron Baynes
Coach: Gregg Popovich
TORONTO RAPTORS:
PG: Kyle Lowry/Greivis Vasquez/Dwight Buycks/Julyan Stone
SG: DeMar DeRozan/Landry Fields/Nando de Colo
SF: Terrence Ross/John Salmons/Steve Novak
PF: Amir Johnson/Tyler Hansbrough/Patrick Patterson
C: Jonas Valanciunas/Chuck Hayes
Coach: Dwane Casey
UTAH JAZZ:
PG: Trey Burke/John Lucas/Diante Garrett
SG: Gordon Hayward/Alec Burks/Brandon Rush/Ian Clark
SF: Marvin Williams/Richard Jefferson
PF: Derrick Favors/Jeremy Evans/Malcolm Thomas
C: Enes Kanter/Rudy Gobert/Andris Biedrins
Coach: Tyrone Corbin
WASHINGTON WIZARDS:
PG: John Wall/Andre Miller/Garrett Temple
SG: Bradley Beal/Martell Webster/Glen Rice Jr.
SF: Trevor Ariza/Otto Porter/Chris Singleton
PF: Nene/Trevor Booker/Al Harrington
C: Marcin Gortat/Kevin Seraphin/Drew Gooden
Coach: Randy Wittman
Post by: Zurca on March 04, 2014, 05:51:33 PM
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Miami (42-14)
Pace: 94.4 (23), OffRtg: 110.1 (1), DefRtg: 102.5 (13), NetRtg: +7.6 (2)
The Heat's seven-game winning streak began with four tough road games, but they had last week off, playing only the Knicks and Magic at home. Now they'll be tested again, playing six games in 10 days against teams that are a combined 49-21 over the last month. The three road games this week should be particularly intriguing. They've lost six of their last seven regular season games in Chicago.
This week: vs. CHA, @ HOU, @ SAS, @ CHI
Last week: 1
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San Antonio (43-16)
Pace: 96.6 (14), OffRtg: 107.3 (7), DefRtg: 100.6 (5), NetRtg: +6.7 (5)
The Spurs are whole for the first time in two months and in time to face the champs on Thursday. They're also home for most of the next two weeks, so it will be interesting to see if Gregg Popovich gives his regular starting lineup a chance to find a rhythm. It was terrific last season, but has struggled this year, especially offensively. Kawhi Leonard has looked pretty good in his first three games back.
This week: @ CLE, vs. MIA, vs. ORL
Last week: 5
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Indiana (46-13)
Pace: 96.1 (16), OffRtg: 102.7 (17), DefRtg: 94.4 (1), NetRtg: +8.3 (1)
The Pacers have won five straight, but haven't exactly been dominant, edging the Bucks, Celtics and Jazz by just 13 points total. And with no garbage time against bad teams, Lance Stephenson was forced to log over 41 minutes three times in four nights. Evan Turner brought his inconsistency with him from Philadelphia, but the Indiana offense has been good with him and Stephenson on the floor together.
This week: vs. GSW, @ CHA, @ HOU, @ DAL
Last week: 3
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L.A. Clippers (41-20)
Pace: 98.1 (8 ), OffRtg: 109.0 (2), DefRtg: 102.0 (8 ), NetRtg: +7.0 (4)
The Clippers' improved defensive numbers since Chris Paul's return are skewed by games against the Sixers and Pelicans in which they held two bad teams under 80 points. But they held Houston under a point per possession on Wednesday, keeping James Harden from getting all the way to the basket (with Matt Barnes doing most of the work). Only three of his 16 shots came in the restricted area.
This week: @ PHX, @ LAL, vs. ATL
Last week: 6
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Houston (40-19)
Pace: 98.4 (6), OffRtg: 108.0 (5), DefRtg: 102.2 (10), NetRtg: +5.8 (6)
The Jordan Hamilton trade seemed minor, but the third-year forward has already found a spot in the Rockets' rotation, averaged 13.7 points (hitting seven threes) in three games last week, and started Saturday's win over Detroit with Chandler Parsons under the weather. Can Hamilton defend? Houston plays four games against LeBron James, Paul George and Kevin Durant in the next two weeks.
This week: vs. MIA, @ ORL, vs. IND, vs. POR
Last week: 2
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Oklahoma City (45-15)
Pace: 97.7 (11), OffRtg: 107.6 (6), DefRtg: 100.2 (4), NetRtg: +7.4 (3)
Russell Westbrook looked great on Sunday, scoring 26 points (in just 25 minutes) on 10-for-12 shooting against the Bobcats. But the Thunder's own defense, which looked pretty awful over the previous four games, is the concern with Kendrick Perkins and Thabo Sefolosha both out until some time in April. Scott Brooks went big, with Perry Jones replacing Sefolosha in the starting lineup, against Charlotte.
This week: vs. PHI, @ PHX, @ LAL
Last week: 4
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Chicago (33-26)
Pace: 93.1 (28), OffRtg: 98.9 (27), DefRtg: 97.8 (2), NetRtg: +1.1 (13)
For the first 2 1/2 months of the season, the Bulls had better numbers with Joakim Noah off the floor. But since Jan. 17, they've outscored their opponents by 9.7 points per 100 possessions with him on the floor and been outscored by 14.7 with him on the bench. Leading the team with 6.4 assists per game over those 17 games, his presence has given them a bigger boost on offense than defense.
This week: @ BKN, @ DET, vs. MEM, vs. MIA
Last week: 13
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Portland (41-18)
Pace: 97.9 (9), OffRtg: 108.9 (3), DefRtg: 104.8 (20), NetRtg: +4.1 (8 )
The Blazers played their best defense of the season in LaMarcus Aldridge's absence and held another team (Denver) under a point per possession upon his return on Saturday. Their winning streak should reach seven games with home games against the Lakers and Hawks, but their March schedule is jam packed, with 15 games (11 on the road) in 26 days, starting Friday in Dallas.
This week: vs. LAL, vs. ATL, @ DAL, @ HOU
Last week: 11
9
Phoenix (35-24)
Pace: 98.2 (7), OffRtg: 106.8 (8 ), DefRtg: 103.5 (14), NetRtg: +3.3 (10)
The Suns ended their three-game slide with big offensive games against the Pelicans and Hawks. Goran Dragic recovered from a sprained ankle to put up a career-high 40 points against New Orleans. Most of their March schedule is against the Eastern Conference (against which they're 13-8), but their next four games (Clippers twice, Thunder and Warriors) are a critical stretch.
This week: vs. LAC, vs. OKC, @ GSW
Last week: 7
10
Memphis (33-25)
Pace: 92.2 (30), OffRtg: 102.6 (18), DefRtg: 102.5 (12), NetRtg: +0.1 (15)
When Tony Allen hurt his hand in early January, he was supposed to miss 2-3 weeks. He missed more than six, but something magical happened in that time, because Allen has shot 10-for-14 from outside the restricted area since his return, after shooting 29 percent from there through his first 27 games. The Grizz are knocking on the playoff door, but play 15 of their last 24 games on the road.
This week: @ WAS, @ BKN, @ CHI, vs. CHA
Last week: 9
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Golden State (36-24)
Pace: 98.7 (5), OffRtg: 104.0 (12), DefRtg: 99.3 (3), NetRtg: +4.7 (7)
In games that haven't required a passport, Jermaine O'Neal has been pretty good. The early returns on Steve Blake are more mixed. He have the Warriors good minutes in Monday's win in Detroit, but they've scored less than a point per possession with him on the floor. They're just 2-2 on their six-game trip through the East, having been unable to score in Chicago or get stops in Toronto.
This week: @ IND, @ BOS, vs. ATL, vs. PHX
Last week: 10
12
Washington (31-28)
Pace: 95.9 (19), OffRtg: 102.5 (20), DefRtg: 102.1 (9), NetRtg: +0.4 (14)
The Wizards lost their first six games without Nene (who's out until April), but have won their last four, including three last week. Trevor Booker has started in his place, but other guys have picked up the scoring, not that their offense was great with Nene on the floor in the first place. Their no-Nene defense and their six-game winning streak will be tested against Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol on Monday.
This week: vs. MEM, vs. UTA, @ MIL
Last week: 14
13
Toronto (33-26)
Pace: 94.5 (22), OffRtg: 104.8 (10), DefRtg: 101.1 (7), NetRtg: +3.7 (9)
With help from the extra 15 minutes played in Thursday's loss to the Wizards and with just one 3-pointer, DeMar DeRozan has scored 30-plus in three straight games for the first time in his career. He was huge (12 points on 5-for-7 shooting and that one three) in the fourth quarter of Sunday's win over Golden State and is one of seven players who is averaging at least five points in all four quarters.
This week: vs. SAC, @ MIN
Last week: 12
14
Dallas (36-25)
Pace: 96.3 (15), OffRtg: 108.5 (4), DefRtg: 105.6 (22), NetRtg: +2.8 (11)
Vince Carter has scored 15-plus in five straight games (shooting 18-for-35 from 3-point range) and the Mavs had a nice little run against bad teams. But their defense helped the Knicks make things interesting on Monday and couldn't stop the #fullsquad Spurs on Sunday. It's now allowed almost 113 points per 100 possessions in 19 games against the top nine teams in the West.
This week: @ DEN, vs. POR, vs. IND
Last week: 8
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Minnesota (29-29)
Pace: 99.7 (3), OffRtg: 104.9 (9), DefRtg: 102.4 (11), NetRtg: +2.5 (12)
The Wolves aren't dead yet. Playing some of their best defense of the season and with Kevin Love putting up ridiculous numbers (including four games of seven or more assists), they've won five of their last six to get back to .500. Now, they play five of their next seven against teams (Denver, New York, Detroit, Milwaukee and Sacramento) who are a combined 7-27 since the All-Star break.
This week: @ DEN, vs. NYK, vs. DET, vs. TOR
Last week: 16
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Brooklyn (28-29)
Pace: 94.1 (26), OffRtg: 103.0 (16), DefRtg: 104.7 (19), NetRtg: -1.7 (17)
The Marcus Thornton trade paid off on Saturday, when Thornton scored 25 points to help the Nets finish their post-break trip at 4-2 and remain within shouting distance of a top-four seed. Now they're home for seven of their next 10 games, a stretch which includes games against the three teams ahead of them in the standings. They failed to crack 80 points in their first two games against the Bulls.
This week: vs. CHI, vs. MEM, @ BOS, vs. SAC
Last week: 15
17
Charlotte (27-32)
Pace: 95.4 (21), OffRtg: 99.0 (26), DefRtg: 101.0 (6), NetRtg: -2.0 (18)
The Bobcats are 0-2 in this six-day stretch against the four best teams in the league, but Sunday's loss in Oklahoma City was another example of Michael Kidd-Gilchrist holding his own against of the league's best scorers. He was the primary defender on Kevin Durant as KD shot 8-for-24, with 17 of the 24 shots being contested. Next up for MKG: LeBron James and Paul George.
This week: @ MIA, vs. IND, vs. CLE, @ MEM
Last week: 17
18
Cleveland (24-37)
Pace: 95.4 (20), OffRtg: 99.8 (24), DefRtg: 104.6 (18), NetRtg: -4.8 (25)
The Cavs had some interesting swings from half to half and quarter to quarter last week. On Tuesday, they took the lead against Toronto with a plus-7 third, but got outscored 31-24 in the fourth. On Wednesday, they dropped 42 points in the fourth to win in Oklahoma City. After a tight first half on Friday, they blew out the Jazz. And they turned an 11-point halftime lead into a 14-point loss in Memphis on Saturday.
This week: vs. SAS, @ CHA, vs. NYK
Last week: 20
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Atlanta (26-32)
Pace: 97.2 (12), OffRtg: 104.0 (11), DefRtg: 104.1 (16), NetRtg: -0.1 (16)
They're not getting blown out on a regular basis like the Sixers, haven't obviously let go of the rope like the Knicks, and could get Paul Millsap back soon. But the Hawks have lost 11 of their last 12 games and continue a tough road trip this week. Amazingly, they still have a 3 1/2 game lead for the final playoff spot in the East, with only Cleveland looking like it has any shot to challenge them.
This week: @ POR, @ GSW, @ LAC
Last week: 18
20
Utah (21-38)
Pace: 93.7 (27), OffRtg: 100.3 (23), DefRtg: 107.2 (30), NetRtg: -6.9 (28)
After playing an awful game in Cleveland on Friday, the Jazz came a few inches from taking the Pacers to overtime two nights later. Their young five played another eight minutes together on Sunday, but gave up 26 points in those eight minutes. Gordon Hayward seems to have broken out of his slump, though, averaging 18.7 points, 6.7 rebounds and 6.3 assists over the last three games.
This week: @ MIL, @ WAS, @ NYK, @ PHI
Last week: 26
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Orlando (19-43)
Pace: 96.0 (18), OffRtg: 99.2 (25), DefRtg: 104.3 (17), NetRtg: -5.1 (27)
Two games against the Sixers helped the Magic get within one of last season's win total. They outscored Philly 60-35 in the two fourth quarters and are a plus-50 in the fourth over their last 11 games. For the season, only the Pacers have improved more from the first half to the second half of games than the Magic, who have been outscored 9.4 points in the first half and just 0.6 in the second half.
This week: vs. HOU, @ SAS
Last week: 25
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Detroit (23-36)
Pace: 97.7 (10), OffRtg: 102.6 (19), DefRtg: 105.9 (23), NetRtg: -3.3 (22)
Brandon Jennings has shot 30 percent over the last eight games, but that's the least of the Pistons' problems, because their defense is getting scorched every night. They've allowed over 110 points per 100 possessions in each of their seven games since the All-Star break. If there's any good news in Detroit it's that Will Bynum and Rodney Stuckey have given the bench some life.
This week: vs. NYK, vs. CHI, @ MIN, @ BOS
Last week: 21
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L.A. Lakers (20-39)
Pace: 99.9 (2), OffRtg: 101.3 (22), DefRtg: 106.1 (24), NetRtg: -4.8 (26)
If there's one Laker who's happy to be playing five games this week, it's Jordan Farmar, who shot 12-for-16 from 3-point range in the last two (and 24-for-40 in February) and scored a career-high 30 points against the Kings on Friday. The Lakers rank third in 3-point percentage (MarShon Brooks is 8-for-9 in his first five games), which makes them a dangerous spoiler on their good nights.
This week: @ POR, vs. NOP, vs. LAC, @ DEN, vs. OKC
Last week: 27
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Sacramento (20-39)
Pace: 97.0 (13), OffRtg: 103.7 (14), DefRtg: 106.5 (25), NetRtg: -2.7 (20)
Well, DeMarcus Cousins got himself suspended again. It wasn't for the tantrum he threw (which he did get fined for and which put him one technical foul away from another suspension), but for the gut-punch to Patrick Beverley that went mostly unnoticed until the NBA handed down its ruling. As our Scott Howard-Cooper pointed out, Cousins' USA Basketball stock certainly took a hit as well.
This week: vs. NOP, @ MIL, @ TOR, @ BKN
Last week: 22
25
Denver (25-33)
Pace: 99.6 (4), OffRtg: 102.5 (21), DefRtg: 104.8 (20), NetRtg: -2.3 (19)
The Nuggets' only two wins in their last 12 games were against the Bucks. Since they're not allowed to play Milwaukee again, they'll have to figure out how to beat somebody else. They've been awful both offensively and defensively with the league's second worst point differential over the last month. With Ty Lawson out, Kenneth Faried has been only guy doing much of anything on a consistent basis.
This week: vs. MIN, vs. DAL, vs. LAL, @ NOP
Last week: 24
26
Boston (20-40)
Pace: 96.0 (17), OffRtg: 98.8 (28), DefRtg: 103.5 (15), NetRtg: -4.8 (24)
Rajon Rondo has recorded double-digit assists in every Celtics post-break game that wasn't played on his birthday. Despite his AWOL controversy, the Cs showed signs of life -- almost knocking off the Pacers -- upon returning home from another winless trip out West. They're playing a stretch with seven of eight games at home, where Rondo has shot 51 percent (15-for-33 from 3-point range).
This week: vs. GSW, vs. BKN, vs. DET
Last week: 28
27
New Orleans (23-36)
Pace: 94.4 (24), OffRtg: 104.0 (13), DefRtg: 106.9 (26), NetRtg: -2.9 (21)
Remember when the Pelicans were the team you gravitated to in the middle of a heavy League Pass night early in the season? With all their injuries and an awful defense, not even Anthony Davis makes them all that appealing these days. They're the only team other than the Sixers without a win since the All-Star break, but do play the Kings and Lakers this week, followed by six straight home games.
This week: @ SAC, @ LAL, vs. MIL, vs. DEN
Last week: 19
28
New York (21-39)
Pace: 92.9 (29), OffRtg: 103.6 (15), DefRtg: 107.0 (29), NetRtg: -3.4 (23)
The Knicks have actually been decent offensively over the last month, but their defense has been so, so bad. It was never any good and they obviously have a bunch of bad defenders on the roster, but they just don't care anymore. Their opponents have shot a mightily efficient 42 percent from 3-point range since Feb. 1. The first team to get a stop will likely win Monday's showdown in Detroit.
This week: @ DET, @ MIN, vs. UTA, @ CLE
Last week: 23
29
Milwaukee (11-47)
Pace: 94.3 (25), OffRtg: 97.7 (29), DefRtg: 107.0 (28), NetRtg: -9.3 (29)
What a week for the Bucks! They won a game by double-figures for just the third time on Monday (they led the Sixers by as many as 35) and scored 30 points in two different quarters against the league's best defense on Thursday. This week could be even better, as the next three games provide them with a real opportunity to go on a winning streak for the first time since last March.
This week: vs. UTA, vs. SAC, @ NOP, vs. WAS
Last week: 29
30
Philadelphia (15-45)
Pace: 102.6 (1), OffRtg: 96.0 (30), DefRtg: 106.9 (27), NetRtg: -10.9 (30)
The possibility of the Sixers ending the season on a 36-game losing streak became a lot more realistic last week when they couldn't beat the Bucks at home or the Magic (who were missing their best player) in two tries. Saturday's game against the Jazz might be a winnable game if Philly had more than two legit NBA rotation-caliber players on its roster. Henry Sims played 31 minutes on Sunday.
This week: @ OKC, vs. UTA
Post by: Zurca on March 05, 2014, 02:40:06 PM
NBA Results March 4, 2014
Nets rout Bulls as Collins makes home debut (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-rout-bulls-collins-makes-030348207--nba.html)
Lakers hold off Blazers 107-106 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-hold-off-blazers-107-054649999--nba.html)
Cousins, Thomas lead Kings past slumping Pelicans (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cousins-thomas-lead-kings-past-055003014--nba.html)
Timberwolves outlast Nuggets for 132-128 win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-outlast-nuggets-132-128-050421689--nba.html)
Grizzlies end Wizards' streak with 110-104 victory (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-end-wizards-streak-110-024319112--nba.html)
Struggling Pistons beat slumping Knicks 96-85 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/struggling-pistons-beat-slumping-knicks-030548272--nba.html)
History! LeBron nets 61, Heat top Bobcats 124-107 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/history-lebron-nets-61-heat-030236243--nba.html)
Ilyasova scores 31, Bucks beat Jazz 114-88 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ilyasova-scores-31-bucks-beat-032926664--nba.html)
NBA Results March 5, 2014
Westbrook, Durant lead Thunder past 76ers 125-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/westbrook-durant-lead-thunder-past-034811692--nba.html)
Pelicans beat Lakers 132-125 to end 8-game skid (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-beat-lakers-132-125-062023955--nba.html)
Barnes, Griffin lead Clippers to 5th straight win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/barnes-griffin-lead-clippers-5th-043249869--nba.html)
Howard, Harden lead Rockets over Heat 106-103 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-harden-lead-rockets-over-040100489--nba.html)
Warriors hand Pacers rare home loss, 98-96 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-hand-pacers-rare-home-025000912--nba.html)
Green scores 24, Spurs beat Cavaliers 122-101 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/green-scores-24-spurs-beat-023341523--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 05, 2014, 06:22:51 PM
Spurs - 122 Cavaliers - 101
Green: 24 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs./Irving: 24 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Hawes: 13 Rebs.
Warriors - 98 Pacers - 96
Thompson: 25 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Curry: 8 Rebs./West: 27 Pts. George: 4 Asts. George: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 103 Rockets - 106
Wade: 24 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Andersen: 7 Rebs./Howard: 22 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs.
Sixers - 92 Thunder - 125
Anderson: 20 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Varnado: 6 Rebs./Durant: 42 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Westbrook: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 104 Suns - 96
Barnes: 28 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs./Tucker: 18 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Tucker: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans - 132 Lakers - 125
Davis: 28 Pts. Evans: 11 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs./Gasol: 29 Pts. Marshall: 10 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 46-15
2. SPURS 44-16
3. Rockets 41-19
4. CLIPPERS 42-20
5. Blazers 41-19
6. Warriors 37-24
7. Mavericks 36-25
8. Suns 35-25
9. Grizzlies 34-25
10. Timberwolves 30-29
11. Nuggets 25-34
12. Pelicans 24-37
13. Jazz 21-39
14. Kings 21-39
15. Lakers 21-40
East:
1. PACERS 46-14
2. HEAT 43-15
3. RAPTORS 33-26
4. Bulls 33-27
5. Wizards 31-29
6. Nets 29-29
7. Bobcats 27-33
8. Hawks 26-32
9. Pistons 24-36
10. Cavaliers 24-38
11. Knicks 21-40
12. Celtics 20-40
13. Magic 19-43
14. Sixers 15-46
15. Bucks 12-47
*Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 06, 2014, 11:08:26 PM
Pacers - 87 Bobcats - 109
Turner: 22 Pts. Turner: 5 Asts. Stephenson: 8 Rebs./Jefferson: 34 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Jefferson: 8 Rebs.
Rockets - 101 Magic - 89
Harden: 31 Pts. Parsons: 7 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs./Afflalo: 18 Pts. Price: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Jazz - 91 Wizards - 104
Burks: 19 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Williams: 9 Rebs./Ariza: 26 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Warriors - 108 Celtics - 88
Lee: 18 Pts. Blake: 6 Asts. Lee: 10 Rebs./Olynyk: 19 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Bass: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 94 Nets - 103
Leuer: 19 Pts. Calathes: 5 Asts. Koufos: 8 Rebs./Johnson: 21 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pierce: 8 Rebs.
Bulls - 105 Pistons - 94
Augustin: 26 Pts. Noah: 11 Asts. Butler: 12 Rebs./Monroe: 27 Pts. Jennings: 9 Asts. Smith: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 116 Bucks - 102
Thomas: 25 Pts. Gay: 6 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs./Knight: 25 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Henson: 7 Rebs.
Knicks - 118 Timberwolves - 106
Anthony: 33 Pts. Felton: 8 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs./Love: 19 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks - 110 Nuggets - 115
Nowitzki: 27 Pts. Harris: 11 Asts. Nowitzki: 7 Rebs./Chandler: 21 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Mozgov: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 78 Blazers - 102
Martin: 16 Pts. Mack: 7 Asts. Carroll: 6 Rebs./Williams: 15 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Batum: 18 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 46-15
2. SPURS 44-16
3. Rockets 42-19
4. CLIPPERS 42-20
5. Blazers 42-19
6. Warriors 38-24
7. Suns 35-25
8. Mavericks 36-26
9. Grizzlies 34-26
10. Timberwolves 30-30
11. Nuggets 26-34
12. Pelicans 24-37
13. Kings 22-39
14. Jazz 21-40
15. Lakers 21-40
East:
1. PACERS* 46-15
2. HEAT 43-15
3. RAPTORS 33-26
4. Bulls 34-27
5. Wizards 32-29
6. Nets 30-29
7. Bobcats 28-33
8. Hawks 26-33
9. Pistons 24-37
10. Cavaliers 24-38
11. Knicks 22-40
12. Celtics 20-41
13. Magic 19-44
14. Sixers 15-46
15. Bucks 12-48
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Friday , March 7 Schedule: 3 games
Miami at San Antonio - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Oklahoma City at Phoenix - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: tonistork on March 07, 2014, 01:23:03 PM
Associated Press
PHOENIX -- Gerald Green scored 25 of his career-high 41 points in the third quarter and the Phoenix Suns erased a 16-point deficit to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 128-122 on Thursday night.
Markieff Morris added 24 points, including two free throws with 24.4 seconds to play. Goran Dragic scored 22, including six of the Suns' final 12 points after Oklahoma City led 118-116.
Russell Westbrook scored a season-high 36 for the Thunder, who would have pulled a half-game ahead of Indiana for the NBA's best record with a victory. Kevin Durant added 34.
Green's outburst fell one point shy of a Suns record for most points in a quarter set by Stephon Marbury in 2002. His career-best eight 3-pointers also was one shy of the franchise mark.
It was Phoenix's second 40-point performance in four games. Dragic had 40 against New Orleans on Friday.
In the third quarter, Green was 7 of 11, including 6 of 6 on 3s. Fouled on a 3-pointer with 6.9 seconds left, Green missed one of the three free throws or he would have tied Marbury's franchise record.
After trailing by as many as 16 in the quarter, the Suns scored the final 14 points of the third to lead 101-98 entering the fourth. The run reached 21-3 when Marcus Morris' 3 put Phoenix up 108-101 with 9:34 to play.
Game notes
The Suns were without center Miles Plumlee for the second game in a row with a sprained shoulder. ... Phoenix G Eric Bledsoe is close to playing and could be back in any of the coming three games. ... The Thunder had won three in a row in Phoenix. ... Durant didn't make a jumper in the first half and still had 15 points.
TS (toni_storks) view:
Talagang di bumibitaw ang Phoenix, parang di na talaga sila matitinag as a play-off bound team. Talagang sila ang surprise team of the season so far, bumaba na kasi ang game ng Portland (another surprising team).
Post by: Zurca on March 07, 2014, 05:34:12 PM
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The game is about to begin.
The first-ever NBA Cafe in the world has arrived in Manila! Take a timeout and dribble down to NBA Cafe Manila now.
The restaurant is located at the L5 SkyPark of SM Aura on 26th Street corner McKinley Parkway, Fort Bonifacio.
It is open to fans from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. (Sunday-Thursday) and from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. (Friday-Saturday)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 07, 2014, 05:39:27 PM
Heat - 87 SPurs - 111
Bosh: 24 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./Duncan: 23 Pts. Diaw: 5 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 122 Suns - 128
Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 9 Rebs./Green: 41 Pts. Tucker: 4 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs.
Clippers - 142 Lakers - 94
Collison: 24 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Barnes: 12 Rebs./Gasol: 21 Pts. Marshall: 7 Asts. Gasol: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. THUNDER 46-16
2. SPURS 45-16
3. Rockets 42-19
4. CLIPPERS 43-20
5. Blazers 42-19
6. Warriors 38-24
7. Suns 36-25
8. Mavericks 36-26
9. Grizzlies 34-26
10. Timberwolves 30-30
11. Nuggets 26-34
12. Pelicans 24-37
13. Kings 22-39
14. Jazz 21-40
15. Lakers 21-41
East:
1. PACERS* 46-15
2. HEAT 43-16
3. RAPTORS 33-26
4. Bulls 34-27
5. Wizards 32-29
6. Nets 30-29
7. Bobcats 28-33
8. Hawks 26-33
9. Pistons 24-37
10. Cavaliers 24-38
11. Knicks 22-40
12. Celtics 20-41
13. Magic 19-44
14. Sixers 15-46
15. Bucks 12-48
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 07, 2014, 05:41:31 PM
Honorable Mentions:
Joakim Noah
Damian Lillard
DeMar Derozan
10. Goran Dragic
Phoenix Suns
20.4 PPG. 3.5 RPG. 6.2 APG. +20.6 EFF.
9. Carmelo Anthony
New York Knicks
28.1 PPG. 8.4 RPG. 3.0 APG. +25.6 EFF.
8. Kevin Love
Minnesota Timberwolves
26.5 PPG. 13.1 RPG. 4.1 APG. +31.1 EFF.
7. James Harden
Houston Rockets
24.5 PPG. 4.7 RPG. 5.7 APG. +22.8 EFF.
6. LaMarcus Aldridge
Portland Trailblazers
23.5 PPG. 11.1 RPG. 2.8 APG. +25.3 EFF.
5. Steph Curry
Golden State Warriors
23.8 PPG. 4.5 RPG. 8.7 APG. +24.6 EFF.
4. Paul George
Indiana Pacers
22.5 PPG. 6.5 RPG. 3.5 APG. +22..5 EFF.
3. Blake Griffin
Los Angeles Clippers
24.2 PPG. 9.7 RPG. 3.5 APG. +25.9 EFF.
2. Lebron James
Miami Heat
27.4 PPG. 6.9 RPG. 6.4 APG. +29.9 EFF.
1. Kevin Durant
Oklahoma City Thunder
31.7 PPG. 7.7 RPG. 5.5 APG. +32.3 EFF.
Post by: tonistork on March 08, 2014, 03:34:54 PM
Associated Press
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Minnesota Timberwolves can't afford any more lazy starts like the one that got them beat two nights ago. They can't afford any more losses to teams with inferior records. Their one last, desperate playoff push begins right now.
The Detroit Pistons are in the same boat. But they sure aren't playing like it.
Kevin Love had 28 points, 14 rebounds and five assists, and the Timberwolves led by 31 points in the third quarter en route to a 114-101 victory over the Pistons on Friday night.
Kevin Martin scored 24 points and Ricky Rubio added 11 points, nine assists and eight rebounds for the Timberwolves, who trail the Dallas Mavericks by five games for the eighth and final playoff spot in the West with 21 games to go.
"We have to have more discipline in what we do," said coach Rick Adelman, referring to the Wolves letting the Pistons back into the game in the fourth. "I don't care what the score is. We have to learn. It's hurt us in the past and it will hurt us again if we don't know the time and score."
Greg Monroe had 20 points and 15 rebounds, and Will Bynum scored all 17 of his points in the fourth quarter for the Pistons. But Detroit shot 40 percent and lost for the ninth time in 11 games, yet another demoralizing performance for a team that started the night just three games back of eighth-place Atlanta in the East.
Nikola Pekovic had 17 points and nine rebounds for Minnesota (31-30), which matched its win total of last season and led by 28 when the final quarter opened.
But Bynum got going in the fourth, and his driving layup cut the lead to 112-101 with a minute to play. But the deficit proved too big for the Pistons to overcome.
The battle under the boards between two of the most physical, tenacious rebounding front lines in the league never materialized. Monroe picked up two quick fouls and a technical in the first quarter that limited his effectiveness early and Andre Drummond, who was averaging 13.0 rebounds per game and leads the league in offensive rebounds, had just two points and one rebound while playing 15 minutes over the first three quarters due to foul trouble.
Drummond finished with six points and seven rebounds before fouling out.
Game notes
Brandon Jennings had 17 points, five assists and five rebounds for the Pistons, but did not play in the fourth quarter. ... Wolves backup PG J.J. Barea, the subject of boos from the home crowd against the Knicks, had another rough game, with four points on 2-for-8 shooting.
Post by: tonistork on March 08, 2014, 03:38:52 PM
Associated Press
NEW YORK -- There's little margin for error, and the New York Knicks know it.
They need a big finish to the regular season, and after the way they've started the last two games, maybe they have one in them.
Carmelo Anthony scored 18 of his 29 points in the first quarter, sending the Knicks to a rare easy night in a 108-81 victory over the Utah Jazz on Friday.
With a long way to go to get back into playoff position, the Knicks won their second straight following a seven-game losing streak. They began a favorable portion of their schedule by opening an early double-digit lead and remaining comfortably ahead the rest of the way.
They scored 39 points in the first quarter, their best in any period this season, after scoring 38 in the opening 12 minutes at Minnesota on Wednesday.
Gordon Hayward and Alec Burks each scored 18 for the Jazz, who dropped their fifth straight and fell to 0-5 on their six-game, nine-day trip that ends Saturday in Philadelphia.
Post by: tonistork on March 08, 2014, 03:43:47 PM
Associated Press
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- When Michael Jordan speaks, people still listen.
The Charlotte Bobcats owner praised his team during a pregame locker room speech Friday night, but warned his players it's only going to get tougher from here on out.
Jordan spoke directly about the Bobcats potentially making the playoffs -- something that seemed inconceivable five months ago for a team that was 7-59 and 21-61 the previous two seasons.
"He talked to them about the progress that he had seen and praised them for their attitude and togetherness as a team," coach Steve Clifford said. "And he let them know, which I thought was perfect, the toughest part is ahead. We made our first step and it now gets tougher. It was a great message."
A message that apparently inspired the Bobcats, currently seventh in the Eastern Conference.
Al Jefferson scored 28 points, Kemba Walker had 20 points and 14 assists, and the Bobcats (29-33) defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 101-92 for their sixth straight win at home, surpassing their win total from the previous two seasons combined.
It was an important win for the Bobcats, who improved to 3-0 this season against the Cavaliers and now own the tiebreaker against both Detroit and Cleveland, the ninth- and 10th-place teams in the East.
"If that don't motivate you, I don't know what will," Jefferson said of Jordan addressing the team.
It was a huge loss for Cleveland.
Dion Waiters and Luol Deng each scored 19 points for the Cavaliers, who began the night 3 1/2 games behind Atlanta for the final playoff spot in the East. They now trail Charlotte by 5 1/2 games.
Jefferson shot 12 of 18 from the field and reached 20 points for the 22nd time in his last 24 games. Chris Douglas-Roberts added 14 points, including four 3-pointers, and a season-high nine rebounds.
Charlotte's six-game home winning streak is its longest since a seven-game run in March 2010.
Post by: tonistork on March 08, 2014, 03:49:02 PM
Associated Press
BOSTON -- Jared Sullinger was at a loss to explain how his Boston Celtics could win while committing a season-high 28 turnovers.
"I honestly don't know," he said.
Try this: 20 points, nine assists and seven rebounds by Rajon Rondo, a 62-37 rebounding advantage by the Celtics and a horrible 4-for-30 shooting performance on 3-pointers by the Nets.
The result was a 91-84 victory in which Brooklyn never led and had its four-game winning streak stopped Friday night.
The rebounding "was obviously the difference in the game for us, from our standpoint. That, and they missed the 3s," Boston coach Brad Stevens said. "I'd like to say that it was this outstanding 3-point defense, but I think when you re-watch it, it's a lot of open 3s they missed."
The Nets were led by Joe Johnson with 21 points and Deron Williams with 20 as they fell back to .500 two days after going over the mark for the first time this season.
Jason Collins, the NBA's first openly gay player, did not play for the Nets for the first time in seven games since signing a 10-day contract Feb. 23. Collins, who played for the Celtics last season, signed a second 10-day contract Wednesday.
The Celtics got 15 points from Jeff Green and 14 from Jerryd Bayless. Sullinger led all rebounders with 12. But Rondo was the key, despite his seven turnovers.
Paul Pierce scored 10 points in his second appearance in Boston since the blockbuster trade that sent him and Kevin Garnett to the Nets in the offseason. Pierce spent 15 seasons with the Celtics after they drafted him with the 10th pick in 1998.
He received light applause when he was introduced with the other Nets starters. Garnett missed his fourth straight game with back spasms.
Pierce and Garnett each scored six points in their first game in Boston this season, an 85-79 Brooklyn win Jan. 26. Both were emotional during and after video tributes on the video screen above center court.
Game notes
Celtics C Vitor Faverani will miss the rest of the season after having arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to repair a torn lateral meniscus on Friday. ... Pierce made four of 11 shots and is 6-for-24 with 20 points in three games against his former team.
Post by: tonistork on March 08, 2014, 03:57:37 PM
Associated Press
DALLAS -- Dirk Nowitzki says he wasn't thinking about the last time the Dallas Mavericks blew a 30-point lead and lost.
The biggest collapse in franchise history was a long time ago, and he was too busy trying to make sure it didn't happen again.
Nowitzki scored 22 points, Devin Harris hit the go-ahead shot in the final minute and the Mavericks rallied in the fourth quarter after blowing their huge first-half lead, beating the Portland Trail Blazers 103-98 Friday night.
"You're just out there battling," Nowitzki said. "They're a very, very good team. They came back a lot quicker than we wanted it to be, but we kept fighting and got the win."
LaMarcus Aldridge finished with 30 for Portland, including 18 in the third quarter when the Blazers went in front for the first time at 69-67 after trailing 44-14 early in the second quarter.
But Nowitzki didn't pause to remember Dec. 6, 2002, when the Mavericks lost at the Los Angeles Lakers 105-103 after leading 66-36 early in the third quarter.
Dallas took its first 30-point lead at 40-10 on Brandan Wright's alley-oop dunk from Ellis early in the second quarter, one of many easy breakaway baskets early.
Thomas Robinson had six points on a 12-1 run that started Portland's comeback, getting the Blazers within 19. That was Dallas' margin to begin the third quarter, when Aldridge took over, scoring six straight early in the period and another six straight later.
The Blazers went ahead for the first time at 69-67 on a putback by Aldridge.
"It was unbelievable," Wright said. "We got outscored by I don't know how much after that first quarter being up 40-10. They went on a heck of a run, but all it's going to say in the paper tomorrow is that we got the `W."
Jose Calderon had 19 for Dallas, including 15 in the first quarter. Ellis had 17 points, eight rebounds and seven assists. Nowitzki had six assists and five rebounds. Harris finished with 12 points.
Post by: tonistork on March 08, 2014, 04:01:05 PM
Associated Press
DENVER -- Reflecting on his game during a monthlong recovery from a broken left rib has helped Ty Lawson come back strong.
Kenneth Faried scored a career-high 32 points, Lawson had 30 in his third game back from the injury and the Denver Nuggets beat the skidding Los Angeles Lakers 134-126 on Friday night.
"When you sit out, you watch a lot of tape from a lot of games and I could see things opening up or things I wasn't taking," said Lawson, averaging 27 points and 11.6 assists since his return. "It's been helping me shooting the 3s, and making them, and it's opened up the rest of my game, the mid-range shots, getting to the basket and getting more assists."
Lawson shot 5 of 7 on 3-pointers and had 17 assists, matching his career high. Faried grabbed 13 rebounds and Wilson Chandler scored 19 points. Timofey Mozgov and Evan Fournier added 13 points apiece for the Nuggets, who swept the three-game season series.
Fournier said it's evident by Lawson's recent play that he put his time away from the game to good use.
Los Angeles got 27 points from Pau Gasol but could not avoid its third straight defeat and sixth in eight games. This one ensured the club's first losing season since going 34-48 in 2004-05.
Jordan Farmar and Robert Sacre had 24 points apiece for the Lakers, who were coming off a 142-94 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday. The 48-point defeat was the biggest in franchise history for the Lakers, who have given up an average of 136 points in their last three losses.
Game notes
Gasol played in his 898th career game, ranking 29th among active players. ... The Nuggets' previous high in the first half was 69 points against Orlando on Jan. 11. ... Faried had his 58th career double-double. Denver is 47-11 in those games. ... The Lakers had 47 rebounds to 43 for Denver, snapping a string of 11 consecutive games in which they were outrebounded.
Post by: tonistork on March 08, 2014, 04:05:25 PM
Associated Press
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson asked his players a simple question during Friday's morning shootaround: How many of them had ever been on a team 14 games over .500?
Only veterans Jermaine O'Neal, Steve Blake and Andre Iguodala raised their hands.
With so many home games remaining, the opportunity in front of the Warriors is rare. Golden State took another step forward Friday night by easing past the Atlanta Hawks 111-97 for its third straight win.
"We're chasing greatness," Jackson said. "We're not going to be satisfied. We're going to continue to try to chalk up Ws, continue to battle and continue to celebrate where we are as a basketball team. It's a great time. And if nobody else knows it, we know it."
David Lee had 18 points and six rebounds, and O'Neal came off the bench to add 17 points and eight rebounds to lift the Warriors (39-24) a season-high 15 games over .500 with a relatively smooth win.
Iguodala and Stephen Curry each scored 13 points to help Golden State build a 66-52 halftime lead and go ahead by 20 in the fourth quarter. The Warriors, fresh off a 4-2 road trip, are 8-2 since the All-Star break and beginning to look like the team that roared to the second-round of the playoffs last year.
Paul Millsap had 16 points and seven rebounds after missing the last five games because of a bruised right knee for the Hawks, who have lost five straight. Mike Scott added 14 points and DeMarre Carroll and Jeff Teague scored nine points apiece as Atlanta continued its late-season slide.
The only major setback for the Warriors came when shooting guard Klay Thompson limped to the locker room six minutes into the first quarter with a strained lower back. He did not return for precautionary reasons, the team said.
Thompson has been Golden State's most durable player the past three years. He has played in a franchise-record 211 straight regular-season games to start his career.
Game Notes
Curry has made at least one 3-pointer in 51 consecutive games, the longest active streak in the NBA after Kyle Korver's league-record 127-game streak ended in Atlanta's loss at Portland on Wednesday. Korver was 1-for-5 shooting from beyond the arc against the Warriors.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 10, 2014, 03:24:39 PM
Heat - 88 Bulls - 95
Wade: 25 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Andersen: 13 Rebs./Augustin: 22 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs.
Thunder - 110 Lakers - 114
Durant: 27 Pts. Durant: 12 Asts. Ibaka: 15 Rebs./Meeks: 42 Pts. Marshall: 10 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 107 Pelicans - 111
Faried: 22 Pts. Lawson: 12 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs./Davis: 32 Pts. Rivers: 5 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs.
Pistons - 111 Celtics - 118
Smith: 28 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Drummond: 22 Rebs./Green: 27 Pts. Rondo: 18 Asts. Humphries: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 89 Nets - 104
Cousins: 28 Pts. Thomas: 4 Asts. Cousins: 20 Rebs./Thornton: 27 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Williams: 4 Rebs.
Blazers - 113 Rockets - 118
Aldridge: 28 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs./Harden: 41 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs.
Raptors - 111 Timberwolves - 104
DeRozan: 21 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Lowry: 12 Rebs./Love: 26 Pts. Love: 9 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Pacers - 94 Mavericks - 105
George: 27 Pts. West: 3 Asts. George: 11 Rebs./Ellis: 20 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Nowitzki: 8 Rebs.
Suns - 107 Warriors - 113
Green: 25 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs./Lee: 26 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Lee: 9 Rebs.[/b]
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 46-16
2. THUNDER 46-17
3. Rockets 44-19
4. CLIPPERS 44-20
5. Blazers 42-21
6. Warriors 40-24
7. Mavericks 37-26
8. Grizzlies 36-26
9. Suns 36-26
10. Timberwolves 31-31
11. Nuggets 27-35
12. Pelicans 26-37
13. Kings 22-41
14. Jazz 22-41
15. Lakers 22-42
East:
1. PACERS* 46-17
2. HEAT 43-17
3. RAPTORS 35-26
4. Bulls 35-28
5. Wizards 33-29
6. Nets 31-30
7. Bobcats 29-34
8. Hawks 26-35
9. Pistons 24-39
10. Knicks 24-40
11. Cavaliers 24-40
12. Celtics 22-41
13. Magic 19-45
14. Sixers 15-47
15. Bucks 12-50
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: Zurca on March 11, 2014, 08:37:45 AM
1. San Antonio Spurs (46-16; last week's ranking: 5): The Spurs jump back to No. 1 with six straight wins and nine in their past 10 games. San Antonio also now owns the NBA's top record.
2. Houston Rockets (44-19; last week's ranking: 4): Houston has won five straight games with a big test at Oklahoma City on Tuesday. Houston is only two games behind the Thunder.
3. Los Angeles Clippers (44-20; last week's ranking: 6): The Clippers have won a season-high seven straight games. Los Angeles has scored more than 100 points in 20 straight games.
4. Oklahoma City Thunder (46-17; last week's ranking: 3): The Thunder fell to second in the West with their surprising loss to the Lakers on Sunday. Oklahoma City has split its past 10 games.
5. Indiana Pacers (46-17; last week's ranking: 1): Indiana has lost a season-high four straight. Help is on the way: The Pacers face Boston, Philadelphia (twice), Detroit and New York next.
6. Miami Heat (43-17; last week's ranking: 2): The Heat have lost three straight games and are 10-9 on the road against the East. Next up are the Wizards, who won their last meeting on Jan. 15.
7. Golden State Warriors (40-24; last week's ranking: 8 ): All-Star guard Stephen Curry has been dealing with a right quad injury. Steve Blake has provided quality help.
8. Portland Trail Blazers (42-21; last week's ranking: 7): Portland, losers of two straight games, continues its road trip at Memphis, San Antonio and New Orleans. Depending on how the trip goes, the Blazers could slip more.
9. Dallas Mavericks (38-26; last week's ranking: 10): Dallas has a tough road trip ahead at Golden State, Utah and Oklahoma City. The Mavericks are just 7-11 on the road versus West teams.
10. Memphis Grizzlies (36-26; last week's ranking: 11): The Grizzlies have won seven of their past 10 and are tied with the Suns for the eighth and final playoff spot in the West.
11. Phoenix Suns (36-26; last week's ranking: 9): Eric Bledsoe (knee) is expected back Wednesday, Leandro Barbosa, who is recovering from a hand injury, doesn't expect to return until the playoffs, Barbosa told Yahoo Sports.
12. Toronto Raptors (35-26; last week's ranking: 12): The Raptors have won three straight games and nine of their past 11 overall to move up to third in the lackluster East playoff race.
13. Chicago Bulls (35-28; last week's ranking: 13): Joakim Noah's play should put him in consideration for the NBA's Defensive Player of the Year award – and possibly even first-team All-NBA center.
14. Washington Wizards (33-29; last week's ranking: 14): Washington plays at Miami on Monday, hosts Charlotte on Wednesday and then goes back to Florida to play Orlando on Friday. Not the easiest travel schedule.
15. Minnesota Timberwolves (31-31; last week's ranking: 15): Minnesota's already bleak playoff hopes in the West became dimmer after it dropped the first two games of a four-game homestand.
16. Brooklyn Nets (31-30; last week's ranking: 16): The Nets are winners of seven straight home games and seven of their past 10 games overall. They have a tough slate ahead with Toronto, Miami, Washington and Phoenix.
17. New Orleans Pelicans (26-37; last week's ranking: 18): All-Star Anthony Davis has surpassed 20 points and 10 rebounds in 22 games this season. He has 30 double-doubles.
18. Charlotte Bobcats (29-34; last week's ranking: 17): The Bobcats will likely make the playoffs. None of the struggling East teams underneath them are putting up a fight.
19. Atlanta Hawks (26-35; last week's ranking: 19): Kyle Korver told Yahoo Sports he heard "a rumor" that a coach offered money to his team if they stopped his 3-point streak, which recently ended at a record 127 games.
20. Denver Nuggets (27-35; last week's ranking: 22): The Nuggets play their next four games on the road in the East. Denver is 5-6 in away games versus East teams.
21. Sacramento Kings (22-41; last week's ranking: 23): D-League Reno assignee Royce White is averaging 5.5 points on 30.8 percent shooting from the field and 4.5 rebounds in two games.
22. Utah Jazz (22-41; last week's ranking: 24): First-year Hawks forward Paul Millsap returns to Utah on Monday. The All-Star played his first seven seasons with Utah before signing with Atlanta.
23. Los Angeles Lakers (22-42; last week's ranking: 27): Newcomer Kent Bazemore has scored in double figures in all but one of his 10 games since being traded from Golden State.
24. Cleveland Cavaliers (24-40; last week's ranking: 20): The Cavaliers' hopes of making a run at the East's final playoff seed have taken a hit with four straight losses. Over their next six games, they will face the Suns, Warriors, Clippers, Heat, Thunder and Rockets.
25. Detroit Pistons (24-39; last week's ranking: 21): The Pistons have lost seven of eight and 10 of their past 12. Center Andre Drummond has played great, despite the team's horrible season.
26. Boston Celtics (22-41; last week's ranking: 25): With his 18 assists on Sunday versus Detroit, Rajon Rondo reached 4,101 for his career, passing Bill Russell for fifth-place in team history.
27. New York Knicks (24-40; last week's ranking: 26): Even if Phil Jackson becomes the Knicks' team president, will it make a difference in Carmelo Anthony's decision to re-sign?
28. Orlando Magic (19-45; last week's ranking: 28): Orlando has the NBA's worst record on the road. The Bucks own the NBA's worst at home. Something has to give when the Magic face Milwaukee on Monday.
29. Philadelphia 76ers (15-47, last week's ranking: 29): Rookie center Nerlens Noel (knee) tweeted out "4-4-14," sparking speculation the Malden, Mass., native will debut that day at Boston.
30. Milwaukee Bucks (12-50; last week's ranking: 30): The Bucks-Magic game on Monday is also a matchup for two teams vying for top draft lottery odds. Philadelphia is in the mix, too.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 13, 2014, 01:16:12 PM
Nets - 96 Heat - 95
Pierce: 29 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Livingston: 7 Rebs./Bosh: 24 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Chalmers: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 120 Magic - 112
Faried: 26 Pts. Lawson: 12 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs./Afflalo: 24 Pts. Nelson: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 16 Rebs.
Kings - 115 Sixers - 98
Gay: 27 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./Sims: 20 Pts. Young: 3 Asts. Sims: 10 Rebs.
Pistons - 87 Raptors - 101
Jennings: 24 Pts. Bynum: 7 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 25 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Bobcats - 98 Wizards - 85
Jefferson: 26 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 12 Rebs./Wall: 23 Pts. Miller: 5 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 116 Celtics - 92
Anthony: 34 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Aldrich: 10 Rebs./Green: 27 Pts. Pressey: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 90 Pelicans - 88
Conley: 16 Pts. Calathes: 7 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./Davis: 29 Pts. Rivers: 9 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 108 Jazz - 101
Nowitzki: 31 Pts. Ellis: 11 Asts. Nowitzki: 8 Rebs./Burke: 20 Pts. Burks: 8 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 90 Spurs - 103
Lillard: 23 Pts. Matthews: 4 Asts. Batum: 14 Rebs./Mills: 15 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 110 Suns - 101
Irving: 23 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Irving: 9 Rebs./ Dragic: 20 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 98 Clippers - 111
Thompson: 26 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Lee: 7 Rebs./Griffin: 30 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Griffin: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 48-16
2. THUNDER 47-17
3. CLIPPERS 46-20
4. Rockets 44-20
5. Blazers 42-23
6. Warriors 41-25
7. Grizzlies 38-26
8. Mavericks 39-27
9. Suns 36-28
10. Timberwolves 32-31
11. Nuggets 28-36
12. Pelicans 26-38
13. Kings 23-42
14. Lakers 22-42
15. Jazz 22-43
East:
1. PACERS* 47-17
2. HEAT* 44-18
3. RAPTORS 36-27
4. Bulls 35-29
5. Nets 33-30
6. Wizards 33-31
7. Bobcats 31-34
8. Hawks 27-35
9. Knicks 26-40
10. Pistons 25-40
11. Cavaliers 25-40
12. Celtics 22-43
13. Magic 19-47
14. Sixers 15-49
15. Bucks 13-51
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 13, 2014, 06:41:45 PM
Houston at Chicago - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Milwaukee at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
News :
* Kobe Bryant has "no interest" in playing for Mike D'Antoni next season.
* Phil Jackson officially agrees to sign with the Knicks front office.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 14, 2014, 12:36:10 PM
Rockets - 87 Bulls - 111
Lin: 21 Pts. Beverly: 3 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./Dunleavy: 21 Pts. Noah: 9 Asts. Noah: 10 Rebs.
Bucks - 97 Hawks - 102
Ilyasova: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 5 Asts. Ilyasova: 10 Rebs./Teague: 22 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Lakers - 102 Thunder - 131
Meeks: 19 Pts. Kelly: 6 Asts. Bazemore: 7 Rebs./Durant: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Ibaka: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 48-16
2. THUNDER 48-17
3. CLIPPERS 46-20
4. Rockets 44-21
5. Blazers 42-23
6. Warriors 41-25
7. Grizzlies 38-26
8. Mavericks 39-27
9. Suns 36-28
10. Timberwolves 32-31
11. Nuggets 28-36
12. Pelicans 26-38
13. Kings 23-42
14. Jazz 22-43
15. Lakers 22-43
East:
1. PACERS* 47-17
2. HEAT* 44-18
3. RAPTORS 36-27
4. Bulls 36-29
5. Nets 33-30
6. Wizards 33-31
7. Bobcats 31-34
8. Hawks 28-35
9. Knicks 26-40
10. Pistons 25-40
11. Cavaliers 25-40
12. Celtics 22-43
13. Magic 19-47
14. Sixers 15-49
15. Bucks 13-52
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
Note: Division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: Zurca on March 16, 2014, 02:15:59 PM
NBA Results March 15, 2014
Spurs top Lakers 119-85 for 9th straight win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-top-lakers-119-85-032001859--nba.html)
Cavaliers rally past Warriors 103-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-rally-past-warriors-103-045813077--nba.html?lbx=412013)
Clippers extend streak to 10 with win over Jazz (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-extend-streak-10-win-033153925--nba.html)
Nuggets add to Heat woes, win in Miami 111-107 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nuggets-add-heat-woes-win-021917255--nba.html)
Lillard leads Blazers to 111-103 win over Pelicans (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lillard-leads-blazers-111-103-025322362--nba.html)
Suns score last 7 points, beat Celtics 87-80 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-score-last-7-points-021503938--nba.html)
Wall helps Wizards down Magic 105-101 in overtime (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wall-helps-wizards-down-magic-015549129--nba.html)
76ers lose 19th straight game, 101-94 to Pacers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/76ers-lose-19th-straight-game-014409159--nba.html)
Jefferson lifts Bobcats over Timberwolves 105-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-lifts-bobcats-over-timberwolves-013851106--nba.html)
Valanciunas scores 23, Raptors beat Grizz 99-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/valanciunas-scores-23-raptors-beat-015133343--nba.html)
NBA Results March 16, 2014
Knicks extend season-best win streak to 6 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-extend-season-best-win-183939665--nba.html)
Millsap, Teague help Hawks rally past Denver 97-92 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/millsap-teague-help-hawks-rally-021953826--nba.html)
Pacers rally from 25 down, beat Pistons in OT (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-rally-25-down-beat-022736929--nba.html)
Noah leads Bulls to 94-87 win over Kings (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/noah-leads-bulls-94-87-025050601--nba.html)
Wizards rally past Nets for 101-94 win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-rally-past-nets-101-014606028--nba.html)
76ers tie team mark with 20th straight loss (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/76ers-tie-team-mark-20th-020809604--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on March 17, 2014, 08:54:16 PM
NBA Results March 17, 2013
Bobcats beat Bucks 101-92, win 4th straight (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bobcats-beat-bucks-101-92-193855694--nba.html)
Curry, Thompson lift Warriors past Trail Blazers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/curry-thompson-lift-warriors-past-040241617--nba.html)
Love, Dieng double-double and T-Wolves beat Kings (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-dieng-double-double-t-014135262--nba.html)
Davis powers Pelicans past Celtics in overtime (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-powers-pelicans-past-celtics-010517196--nba.html)
Griffin leads Clips past Cavs to 11th straight win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-leads-clips-past-cavs-040653324--nba.html)
Spurs beat Jazz 122-104 for 10th straight win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-beat-jazz-122-104-013345212--nba.html)
Marion, Carter help Mavericks beat Thunder 109-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/marion-carter-help-mavericks-beat-013655580--nba.html)
Allen gets hot late, Heat top Rockets 113-104 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/allen-gets-hot-heat-top-221508562--nba.html)
Suns end Raptors' home winning streak, 121-113 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-end-raptors-home-winning-194515587--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on March 17, 2014, 08:57:56 PM
1. San Antonio Spurs (50-16; last week's ranking: 1): In addition to winning 10 straight games overall, San Antonio has won five straight on the road. The Spurs visit the Lakers on Wednesday.
2. Los Angeles Clippers (47-20; last week's ranking: 3): The Clippers have won 11 straight and are suddenly making a run at one of the West's top two playoff seeds.
3. Indiana Pacers (49-17; last week's ranking: 5): Indiana has won three straight games after its recent skid. Andrew Bynum is averaging 11.5 points and 9.5 rebounds in his first two games.
4. Oklahoma City Thunder (48-18; last week's ranking: 4): Kevin Durant is now 14 games shy of tying Michael Jordan's streak of 40 straight games with at least 25 points set during the 1986-87 season.
5. Houston Rockets (44-22; last week's ranking: 2): The Rockets are in the midst of a three-game losing streak, which quickly cooled their threat of advancing to one of West's top two spots.
6. Golden State Warriors (42-26; last week's ranking: 7): The Warriors have won a franchise-record 15 road games of their past 21. Golden State plays its next five games at home.
7. Miami Heat (45-19; last week's ranking: 6): Miami started Greg Oden at center in Sunday's win over Houston. It was his 100th career game after being drafted No. 1 overall in 2007.
8. Portland Trail Blazers (43-24; last week's ranking: 8 ): The Blazers desperately need LaMarcus Aldridge back. The All-Star has missed the past two games with a lower back contusion.
9. Dallas Mavericks (40-27; last week's ranking: 9): Dallas is 7-1 in games in which Dirk Nowitzki has scored at least 30 points.
10. Memphis Grizzlies (39-27; last week's ranking: 10): After facing Utah on Wednesday, Memphis plays the East's elite back-to-back with games at Miami on Friday and against Indiana on Saturday.
11. Phoenix Suns (38-28; last week's ranking: 11): Don't give up on the Suns making the postseason. Phoenix has won two straight and has lots of winnable games on the schedule.
12. Toronto Raptors (37-28; last week's ranking: 12): Toronto is 14-13 against the West. One win in the Raptors' final three games versus the West ensures its first .500 record in 14 years.
13. Chicago Bulls (37-29; last week's ranking: 13): Chicago has two big games this week against the Thunder and Indiana. The Bulls are just a half-game behind the East's third-seeded Raptors.
14. Washington Wizards (35-31; last week's ranking: 14): The Wizards are expected to sign forward Drew Gooden for the rest of the season, a source told Yahoo Sports.
15. Minnesota Timberwolves (33-32; last week's ranking: 15): The T'wolves are 5½ games out of the West playoff race. If they want to make up ground, they need to do well in their next four games against Dallas, Houston, Phoenix and Memphis.
16. Brooklyn Nets (33-31; last week's ranking: 16): The Nets have posted a 23-10 record since the start of 2014, best in the East and fifth best overall in the NBA.
17. Charlotte Bobcats (33-34; last week's ranking: 18): The East's seventh-seed Bobcats have won four straight games and are on the heels of Washington and Brooklyn in the standings.
18. Atlanta Hawks (29-35; last week's ranking: 19): After losing 14 of the previous 15 games, Atlanta has showed fight in its hopes to land a playoff berth with three straight victories.
19. New Orleans Pelicans (27-39; last week's ranking: 17): Barring a draft-day deal for his rights, Turkey Fenerbahce Ulker's Pierre Jackson will likely play for New Orleans' summer league team.
20. New York Knicks (27-40; last week's ranking: 27): The Knicks will be riding a six-game winning streak when Phil Jackson is introduced as president on Tuesday.
21. Denver Nuggets (29-37; last week's ranking: 20): The injury-plagued Nuggets, who lost Danilo Gallinari for the season to injury, have used 20 different starting lineups this season.
22. Sacramento Kings (23-44; last week's ranking: 21): Royce White will be signed to a second 10-day contract and could be available to make his NBA debut on Tuesday against Washington.
23. Los Angeles Lakers (22-44; last week's ranking: 23): The Lakers have already been eliminated from the playoffs. They last missed the playoffs in 2005.
24. Utah Jazz (22-45; last week's ranking: 22): Utah was eliminated from the playoffs for the third time in the past four years and is currently last in the West after four straight losses.
25. Cleveland Cavaliers (26-40; last week's ranking: 24): After playing Golden State and the Clippers, Cleveland's tough stretch continues with games against Miami, Oklahoma City and Houston.
26. Detroit Pistons (25-41; last week's ranking: 25): Detroit is five games out of the eighth and final East playoff spot. Any reason to think the Pistons can rally?
27. Boston Celtics (22-45; last week's ranking: 26): The Celtics have dropped four straight games and six straight on the road. Boston's next eight games are against winning teams.
28. Orlando Magic (19-48; last week's ranking: 28): Orlando has dropped five straight games. Next up is a West road trip with two back-to-backs.
29. Milwaukee Bucks (13-54; last week's ranking: 30): The Bucks have dropped four straight games to maintain the NBA's worst record, but the Sixers are making a dash for the cellar.
30. Philadelphia 76ers (15-51, last week's ranking: 29): The Sixers have lost 20 straight games to match the 1972-73 team's franchise record. They'll likely break it with their next game against Indiana.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 17, 2014, 09:01:58 PM
Bobcats - 101 Bucks - 92
Walker: 21 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Jefferson: 7 Rebs./Knight: 21 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 9 Rebs.
Suns - 121 Raptors - 113
Green: 28 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Morris: 14 Rebs./Lowry: 28 Pts. Lowry : 13 Asts. Valanciunas: 5 Rebs.
Rockets - 104 Heat - 113
Harden: 30 Pts. Parsons: 5 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs./Allen: 25 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Bosh: 8 Rebs.
Celtics - 120 Pelicans - 121
Green: 39 Pts. Rondo: 14 Asts. Humphries: 12 Rebs./Davis: 40 Pts. Gordon: 8 Asts. Davis: 21 Rebs.
Kings - 102 Timberwolves - 104
Thomas: 27 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Williams: 11 Rebs./Martin: 31 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks - 109 Thunder - 86
Marion: 19 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Wright: 8 Rebs./Durant: 30 Pts. Durant: 4 Asts. Collison: 7 Rebs.
Jazz - 104 Spurs - 122
Favors: 28 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs./Ginobili: 21 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Splitter: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 113 Blazers - 112
Curry: 37 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Lillard: 26 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Batum: 14 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 80 Clippers - 102
Deng: 23 Pts. Jack: 5 Asts. Varejao: 12 Rebs./Griffin: 21 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Griffin: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 50-16
2. THUNDER 48-18
3. CLIPPERS 48-20
4. Rockets 44-22
5. Blazers 43-24
6. Warriors 42-26
7. Mavericks 40-27
8. Grizzlies 39-27
9. Suns 38-28
10. Timberwolves 33-32
11. Nuggets 29-37
12. Pelicans 27-39
13. Kings⁰ 23-44
14. Lakers⁰ 22-44
15. Jazz⁰ 22-45
East:
1. PACERS* 49-17
2. HEAT* 45-19
3. RAPTORS 37-28
4. Bulls 37-29
5. Wizards 35-31
6. Nets 33-31
7. Bobcats 33-34
8. Hawks 29-35
9. Knicks 27-40
10. Cavaliers 26-41
11. Pistons 25-41
12. Celtics 22-45
13. Magic 19-48
14. Sixers 15-51
15. Bucks⁰ 13-54
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Monday, March 18 Schedule: 7 games
Atlanta at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Philadelphia at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Phoenix at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Utah at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Boston at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at Denver - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 18, 2014, 03:43:50 PM
Hawks - 97 Bobcats - 83
Millsap: 28 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Antic: 10 Rebs./Walker: 20 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 90 Pacers - 99
Young: 23 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Carter-Williams: 13 Rebs./Stephenson: 25 Pts. West: 3 Asts. West: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 95 Nets - 108
Mark. Morris: 18 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Frye: 6 Rebs./Williams: 28 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 97 Bulls - 85
Durant: 35 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs./Gibson: 16 Pts. Noah: 9 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs.
Jazz - 86 Rockets - 124
Favors: 15 Pts. Burke: 5 Asts. Kanter: 9 Rebs./Jones: 30 Pts. Lin: 9 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs.
Celtics - 89 Mavericks - 94
Bayless: 19 Pts. Bayless: 6 Asts. Humphries: 14 Rebs./Nowitzki: 19 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Dalembert: 7 Rebs.
Clippers - 100 Nuggets - 110
Paul: 29 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Griffin: 12 Rebs./Hickson: 21 Pts. Foye: 5 Asts. Faried: 16 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 50-16
2. THUNDER 49-18
3. CLIPPERS 48-21
4. Rockets 45-22
5. Blazers 43-24
6. Warriors 42-26
7. Mavericks 41-27
8. Grizzlies 39-27
9. Suns 38-29
10. Timberwolves 33-32
11. Nuggets 30-37
12. Pelicans 27-39
13. Kings⁰ 23-44
14. Lakers⁰ 22-44
15. Jazz⁰ 22-46
East:
1. PACERS* 50-17
2. HEAT* 45-19
3. RAPTORS 37-28
4. Bulls 37-30
5. Wizards 35-31
6. Nets 34-31
7. Bobcats 33-35
8. Hawks 30-35
9. Knicks 27-40
10. Cavaliers 26-41
11. Pistons 25-41
12. Celtics 22-46
13. Magic 19-48
14. Sixers 15-52
15. Bucks⁰ 13-54
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 18, 2014, 06:08:47 PM
Miami at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Toronto at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Milwaukee at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Washington at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Orlando at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 19, 2014, 05:02:45 PM
Heat - 100 Cavaliers- 96
James: 43 Pts. Chalmers: 9 Asts. Andersen: 8 Rebs./Jack: 22 Pts. Waiters: 11 Asts. Varejao: 11 Rebs.
Raptors - 113 Hawks - 118
DeRozan: 29 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs./Teague: 34 Pts. Millsap: 10 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs.
Bucks - 115 Blazers - 120
Knight: 24 Pts. Wolters: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 13 Rebs./Matthews: 26 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Lopez: 14 Rebs.
Wizards - 111 Kings - 117
Beal: 19 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs./ Cousins: 24 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs.
Magic - 89 Warriors - 103
Vucevic: 15 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Harris: 6 Rebs./Curry: 23 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Lee: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 50-16
2. THUNDER 49-18
3. CLIPPERS 48-21
4. Rockets 45-22
5. Blazers 44-24
6. Warriors 43-26
7. Mavericks 41-27
8. Grizzlies 39-27
9. Suns 38-29
10. Timberwolves 33-32
11. Nuggets 30-37
12. Pelicans 27-39
13. Kings⁰ 24-44
14. Lakers⁰ 22-44
15. Jazz⁰ 22-46
East:
1. PACERS* 50-17
2. HEAT* 46-19
3. RAPTORS 37-29
4. Bulls 37-30
5. Nets 34-31
6. Wizards 35-32
7. Bobcats 33-35
8. Hawks 31-35
9. Knicks 27-40
10. Cavaliers 26-42
11. Pistons 25-41
12. Celtics 22-46
13. Magic 19-49
14. Sixers⁰ 15-52
15. Bucks⁰ 13-55
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Thursday, March 20 Schedule: 10 games
Chicago at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Miami at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Charlotte at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Utah at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Toronto at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Indiana at New York - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Minnesota at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Detroit at Denver - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Orlando at Phoenix - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
San Antonio at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 20, 2014, 02:18:50 PM
Bulls - 102 Sixers - 94
Augustin: 20 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Gibson: 13 Rebs./Young: 24 Pts. Wroten: 7 Asts. Carter-Williams: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 96 Celtics - 101
Wade: 17 Pts. Chalmers: 11 Asts. Bosh: 11 Rebs./Bradley: 23 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Rondo: 10 Rebs.
Bobcats - 99 Nets - 104
Jefferson: 18 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 12 Rebs./Williams: 25 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs.
Jazz - 86 Grizzlies - 96
Hayward: 16 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs./Randolph: 21 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs.
Raptors - 107 Pelicans - 100
DeRozan: 31 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Hansbrough: 13 Rebs./Aminu: 19 Pts. Evans: 3 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 86 Knicks - 92
Stephenson: 21 Pts. Hill: 4 Asts. Stephenson: 9 Rebs./Anthony: 34 Pts. Felton: 6 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 123 Mavericks - 122
Love: 35 Pts. Rubio: 15 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs./Nowitzki: 27 Pts. Marion: 5 Asts. Dalembert: 14 Rebs.
Pistons - 109 Nuggets - 118
Monroe: 22 Pts. Bynum: 10 Asts. Caldwell-Pope: 10 Rebs./Brooks: 27 Pts. Brooks: 17 Asts. Hickson: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 93 Suns - 109
Harris: 23 Pts. Oladipo: 9 Asts. O'Quinn: 11 Rebs./Dragic: 18 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs.
Spurs - 125 Lakers - 109
Parker: 25 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. Duncan: 16 Rebs./Henry: 24 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Sacre: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 51-16
2. THUNDER 49-18
3. CLIPPERS 48-21
4. Rockets 45-22
5. Blazers 44-24
6. Warriors 43-26
7. Grizzlies 40-27
8. Mavericks 41-28
9. Suns 39-29
10. Timberwolves 34-32
11. Nuggets 31-37
12. Pelicans 27-40
13. Kings⁰ 24-44
14. Lakers⁰ 22-45
15. Jazz⁰ 22-47
East:
1. PACERS* 50-18
2. HEAT* 46-20
3. RAPTORS 38-29
4. Bulls 38-30
5. Nets 35-31
6. Wizards 35-32
7. Bobcats 33-36
8. Hawks 31-35
9. Knicks 28-40
10. Cavaliers 26-42
11. Pistons 25-42
12. Celtics 23-46
13. Magic 19-50
14. Sixers⁰ 15-53
15. Bucks⁰ 13-55
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 20, 2014, 10:31:56 PM
Oklahoma City at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Minnesota at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Washington at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Milwaukee at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 21, 2014, 04:11:23 PM
Thunder - 102 Cavaliers - 95
Durant: 35 Pts. Durant: 6 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs./Waiters: 30 Pts. Dellavedova: 10 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 106 Rockets - 129
Love: 29 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Dieng: 21 Rebs./Harden: 28 Pts. Lin: 10 Asts. Parsons: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 103 Blazers - 116
Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Ariza: 9 Rebs./Matthews: 28 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Batum: 14 Rebs.
Bucks - 110 Warriors - 115
Knight: 27 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs./Curry: 31 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Lee: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 51-16
2. THUNDER 50-18
3. CLIPPERS 48-21
4. Rockets 46-22
5. Blazers 45-24
6. Warriors 44-26
7. Grizzlies 40-27
8. Mavericks 41-28
9. Suns 39-29
10. Timberwolves 34-33
11. Nuggets 31-37
12. Pelicans 27-40
13. Kings⁰ 24-44
14. Lakers⁰ 22-45
15. Jazz⁰ 22-47
East:
1. PACERS* 50-18
2. HEAT* 46-20
3. RAPTORS 38-29
4. Bulls 38-30
5. Nets 35-31
6. Wizards 35-33
7. Bobcats 33-36
8. Hawks 31-35
9. Knicks 28-40
10. Cavaliers 26-43
11. Pistons 25-42
12. Celtics 23-46
13. Magic 19-50
14. Sixers⁰ 15-53
15. Bucks⁰ 13-56
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Saturday, March 22 Schedule: 10 games
Chicago at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New York at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New Orleans at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Boston at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Memphis at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Denver at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Detroit at Phoenix - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
San Antonio at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Washington at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 22, 2014, 02:10:07 PM
Bulls - 79 Pacers - 91
Butler: 17 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Noah: 13 Rebs./Scola: 19 Pts. George: 10 Asts. George: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 93 Sixers - 92
Stoudemire: 22 Pts. Prigioni: 9 Asts. Stoudemire: 10 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 22 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Sims: 13 Rebs.
Thunder - 119 Raptors - 118
Durant: 51 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 33 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 111 Hawks - 105
Davis: 34 Pts. Roberts: 5 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./Teague: 26 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Carroll: 7 Rebs.
Celtics - 98 Nets - 114
Bradley: 28 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Humphries: 8 Rebs./Johnson: 27 Pts. Livingston: 6 Asts. Livingston: 7 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 86 Heat - 91
Randolph: 25 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 14 Rebs./Allen: 18 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 6 Rebs.
Nuggets - 106 Mavericks - 122
Hickson: 18 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Hickson: 8 Rebs./Ellis: 26 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Dalembert: 10 Rebs.
Pistons - 92 Suns - 98
Stuckey: 23 Pts. Bynum: 9 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Bledsoe: 23 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Morris: 8 Rebs.
Spurs - 99 Kings - 79
Belinelli: 17 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. Splitter: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 18 Pts. Cousins: 5 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Wizards - 117 Lakers - 107
Wall: 28 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs./Meeks: 21 Pts. Nash: 11 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 52-16
2. THUNDER 51-18
3. CLIPPERS 48-21
4. Rockets 46-22
5. Blazers 45-24
6. Warriors 44-26
7. Mavericks 42-28
8. Grizzlies 40-28
9. Suns 40-29
10. Timberwolves 34-33
11. Nuggets 31-38
12. Pelicans 28-40
13. Kings⁰ 24-45
14. Lakers⁰ 22-46
15. Jazz⁰ 22-47
East:
1. PACERS* 51-18
2. HEAT* 47-20
3. RAPTORS 38-30
4. Bulls 38-31
5. Nets 36-31
6. Wizards 36-33
7. Bobcats 33-36
8. Hawks 31-36
9. Knicks 29-40
10. Cavaliers 26-43
11. Pistons 25-43
12. Celtics 23-47
13. Magic 19-50
14. Sixers⁰ 15-54
15. Bucks⁰ 13-56
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 23, 2014, 09:34:04 PM
Blazers - 94 Bobcats - 124
Lillard: 20 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Batum: 6 Rebs./Jefferson: 28 Pts. Jefferson: 6 Asts. Henderson: 8 Rebs.
Rockets - 118 Cavaliers - 111
Harden: 37 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Asik: 9 Rebs./Waiters: 26 Pts. Dellavedova: 10 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 81 Bulls - 91
Young: 28 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Sims: 15 Rebs./Noah: 20 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gibson: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 71 Grizzlies - 82
Stephenson: 15 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. Stephenson: 8 Rebs./Conley: 21 Pts. Conley: 4 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs.
Heat - 95 Pelicans - 105
James: 25 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./Davis: 30 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 88 Jazz - 99
Oladipo: 19 Pts. Afflalo: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs./Jefferson: 21 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 99 Warriors - 90
Parker: 20 Pts. Diaw: 5 Asts. Splitter: 14 Rebs./Curry: 20 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Bogut: 17 Rebs.
Pistons - 103 Clippers - 112
Jerebko: 22 Pts. Bynum: 10 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Paul: 28 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 53-16
2. THUNDER 51-18
3. CLIPPERS 49-21
4. Rockets 47-22
5. Blazers 45-25
6. Warriors 44-27
7. Mavericks 42-28
8. Grizzlies 41-28
9. Suns 40-29
10. Timberwolves 34-33
11. Nuggets 31-38
12. Pelicans 29-40
13. Kings⁰ 24-45
14. Jazz⁰ 23-47
15. Lakers⁰ 22-46
East:
1. PACERS* 51-19
2. HEAT* 47-21
3. RAPTORS 38-30
4. Bulls 39-31
5. Nets 36-31
6. Wizards 36-33
7. Bobcats 34-36
8. Hawks 31-36
9. Knicks 29-40
10. Cavaliers 26-44
11. Pistons 25-44
12. Celtics 23-47
13. Magic 19-51
14. Sixers⁰ 15-55
15. Bucks⁰ 13-56
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 23, 2014, 09:35:49 PM
Atlanta at Toronto - 1 pm ET, 10 am PT
Phoenix at Minnesota - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT
Washington at Denver - 5 pm ET, 2 pm PT
Milwaukee at Sacramento - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Brooklyn at Dallas - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Cleveland at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Orlando at L.A. Lakers - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 24, 2014, 07:43:15 PM
Hawks - 86 Raptors - 96
Carroll: 17 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. Antic: 10 Rebs./Lowry: 25 Pts. Vasquez: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Suns - 127 Timberwolves - 120
Mark. Morris: 25 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Tucker: 8 Rebs./Love: 36 Pts. Love: 9 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs.
Wizards - 102 Nuggets - 105
Beal: 21 Pts. Gorat: 5 Asts. Gorat: 10 Rebs./Faried: 20 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Faried: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 107 Kings - 124
Mayo: 21 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Antetokoumpo: 6 Rebs./Cousins: 32 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Nets - 107 Mavericks - 104
Johnson: 22 Pts. Williams: 3 Asts. Livingston: 7 Rebs./Ellis: 32 Pts. Harris: 6 Asts. Dalembert: 15 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 106 Knicks - 100
Jack: 31 Pts. Jack: 10 Asts. Hawes: 5 Rebs./Anthony: 32 Pts. Felton: 8 Asts. Antony: 8 Rebs.
Magic - 94 Lakers - 103
Oladipo: 21 Pts. Oladipo: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Hill: 28 Pts. Bazemore: 8 Asts. Hill: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 53-16*
2. THUNDER 51-18
3. CLIPPERS 49-21
4. Rockets 47-22
5. Blazers 45-25
6. Warriors 44-27
7. Grizzlies 41-28
8. Mavericks 42-29
9. Suns 41-29
10. Timberwolves 34-34
11. Nuggets 32-38
12. Pelicans 29-40
13. Kings⁰ 25-45
14. Lakers⁰ 23-46
15. Jazz⁰ 23-47
East:
1. PACERS* 51-19
2. HEAT* 47-21
3. RAPTORS 39-30
4. Bulls 39-31
5. Nets 37-31
6. Wizards 36-34
7. Bobcats 34-36
8. Hawks 31-37
9. Knicks 29-41
10. Cavaliers 27-44
11. Pistons 25-44
12. Celtics 23-47
13. Magic⁰ 19-52
14. Sixers⁰ 15-55
15. Bucks⁰ 13-57
* - Cliched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 24, 2014, 07:45:36 PM
Houston at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Phoenix at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Portland at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Indiana at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Minnesota at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Brooklyn at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Philadelphia at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Detroit at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: Zurca on March 24, 2014, 07:58:25 PM
1. San Antonio Spurs (53-16; last week's ranking: 1): When asked if he'd honor his contract through next season, Tim Duncan said he's taking it "game by game."
2. Los Angeles Clippers (49-21; last week's ranking: 2): The Clippers are hopeful J.J. Redick, who is averaging 15.7 points and has been out since Jan. 3 with a back injury, could return soon.
3. Oklahoma City Thunder (51-18; last week's ranking: 4): After an injury scare, Russell Westbrook is expected to play against Denver on Monday or Dallas on Tuesday.
4. Houston Rockets (47-22; last week's ranking: 5): After losing three straight games with All-Star center Dwight Howard, Houston has won three straight while he rested a sore left ankle.
5. Indiana Pacers (51-19; last week's ranking: 3): The East's top-seeded Pacers play three other elite teams in their conference this week in Chicago, Miami and Washington.
6. Golden State Warriors (44-27; last week's ranking: 6): The Warriors have a five-day break before playing Memphis on Friday. Andre Iguodala could still be out with a knee injury.
7. Miami Heat (47-21; last week's ranking: 7): The Heat have lost six of their last 10 games. Miami plays at Indiana on Wednesday in the last regular-season meeting of the East powers.
8. Memphis Grizzlies (41-28; last week's ranking: 10): Memphis has won 24 of 33 games since Marc Gasol returned from injury on Jan. 14 and is now in the seventh spot in the West.
9. Portland Trail Blazers (45-25; last week's ranking: 8 ): All-Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge is listed as out for Monday's game at Miami with a low back contusion. He has missed five straight games.
10. Dallas Mavericks (42-29; last week's ranking: 9): The Mavs, who play the Thunder and the Clippers next, are now in the eighth spot in the West and just a half-game ahead of Phoenix.
11. Phoenix Suns (41-29; last week's ranking: 11): Forward P.J. Tucker's defense has been overlooked in the success of the Suns, who have won five of their past six games.
12. Toronto Raptors (39-30; last week's ranking: 12): Toronto is slightly ahead in a fight with Chicago and surging Brooklyn for the East's third seed.
13. Chicago Bulls (39-31; last week's ranking: 13): Chicago has lost two of three games to Indiana and meets the Pacers for the final time in the regular season on Monday. This is a possible playoff matchup.
14. Brooklyn Nets (37-31; last week's ranking: 16): With Kevin Garnett still sidelined, the Nets have won four straight games. Brooklyn is 11-2 in March and 27-10 in 2014.
15. Washington Wizards (36-34; last week's ranking: 14): Nene has missed the past 15 games with a sprained right MCL, but a source said he is expected back after the first week of April.
16. Minnesota Timberwolves (34-34; last week's ranking: 15): Minnesota is now 6½ games out of the West's eighth and final playoff spot. Kevin Love has never played in the postseason.
17. Charlotte Bobcats (34-36; last week's ranking: 17): Charlotte has won seven of its past 10 games. The East's sixth-seeded Wizards hold only a two-game lead over the Bobcats.
18. Atlanta Hawks (31-37; last week's ranking: 18): The East's eighth-seeded Hawks have dropped two straight games, but still own a three-game lead over the ninth-place Knicks.
19. New Orleans Pelicans (29-40; last week's ranking: 19): Anthony Davis, a Most Improved Player candidate, has nine 30-point-plus games and 26 games with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds this season.
20. New York Knicks (29-41; last week's ranking: 20): The Knicks will face the Lakers on Tuesday in Los Angeles for the first time since Phil Jackson became New York's president.
21. Denver Nuggets (32-38; last week's ranking: 21): J.J. Hickson recently joined Danilo Gallinari, JaVale McGee and Nate Robinson as Nuggets who suffered season-ending injuries.
22. Sacramento Kings (25-45; last week's ranking: 22): With 12 games left, the Kings are five wins shy of reaching at least 30 wins for the first time since the 2007-08 season.
23. Utah Jazz (23-47; last week's ranking: 24): The lottery-bound Jazz snapped a six-game losing streak with a win over Orlando on Saturday – just their second victory in 13 games.
24. Cleveland Cavaliers (27-44; last week's ranking: 25): The Cavaliers have dropped four of their past five and are likely to miss the playoffs for the fourth straight year since LeBron James left.
25. Detroit Pistons (25-44; last week's ranking: 26): The Pistons have dropped five straight games and eight of their past 10. Detroit next plays at Utah, where it has lost 10 straight games.
26. Los Angeles Lakers (23-46; last week's ranking: 23): The Lakers ended a four-game losing streak with their victory over the Magic.
27. Boston Celtics (23-47; last week's ranking: 27): Rookie forward Kelly Olynk has been strong in March, averaging 10.6 points while shooting 42.1 percent from 3-point range.
28. Orlando Magic (19-52; last week's ranking: 28): The Magic have lost nine straight games and 23 of their past 24. Orlando lost a season-high 10 straight from Dec. 31-Jan. 17.
29. Milwaukee Bucks (13-57; last week's ranking: 30): The Bucks believe rookie Giannis Antetokounmpo has been too offensive-minded since his return from the Rising Stars Challenge, sources said.
30. Philadelphia 76ers (15-55, last week's ranking: 29): The Sixers are two losses shy of tying the 2010-11 Cleveland Cavaliers' NBA record of 26 straight defeats.
Post by: tonistork on March 25, 2014, 07:54:01 PM
Associated Press
CHICAGO -- Bulls center Joakim Noah believes the Eastern Conference is more than a two-team race.
His message: Don't dismiss Chicago just yet.
Following an 89-77 victory over first-place Indiana on Monday night, Noah said the Bulls think they are capable of competing with anyone in the East, be it the Pacers or defending champion Miami Heat.
"We feel like we can go at anybody, we can beat anybody, when we're hungry. Stay humble and keep grinding," Noah said. "I said right after the game, 'I'm excited about having an opportunity to play these guys again.' "
The season series with the Pacers is over -- the teams split four games and the home team won each one -- so another meeting would have to come in the playoffs.
"It was real physical; my body is sore right now," Bulls forward Taj Gibson said. "That's the kind of games we play against our rivals, playoff basketball. That's going to happen."
Gibson, bouncing back from a subpar performance and postgame rant when the teams played last Friday in Indiana, scored 23 points to lead five Bulls in double figures.
Kirk Hinrich had 18 points on 7-for-13 shooting, Mike Dunleavy scored 13, Jimmy Butler 12 and Noah added 10 points, eight rebounds and eight assists.
Gibson, who was 9 for 15 from the field, also had eight rebounds in 32 minutes off the bench.
The Bulls (40-31) pulled within 2 percentage points of Toronto (39-30) for third place in the Eastern Conference, a rise that wasn't considered realistic when star guard Derrick Rose was injured and Luol Deng was traded.
The win also prevented Indiana from clinching the Central Division title on Chicago's home court. The Pacers are looking to win consecutive division crowns for the second time since joining the NBA (1998-99 and 1999-2000).
The Pacers, who were led by Paul George's 21 points, have dropped three straight and six of eight on the road. They've lost four of five at the United Center, including both visits this season.
"Give them credit, as their defense is elite," George said. "You need quick strikes and fast breaks to beat it."
Game notes
Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau was asked if there was a chance Rose could return for the playoffs. "No," he said. "He's doing a little bit more, he's coming along (and) doing some things in practice. But he's out for the year." ... Pacers coach Frank Vogel when asked if Hibbert was the NBA Defensive Player of the Year: "Hands down. He's the best rim-protector on the best defense in the league. I think that's who the award should go to. I'll be very disappointed if he doesn't get the award this year." Hibbert's main competition could be Noah, who received the endorsement of Rockets coach Kevin McHale a couple of weeks ago.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 25, 2014, 10:27:50 PM
Rockets – 100 Bobcats – 89
Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./Walker: 22 Pts. McRoberts: 4 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 102 Hawks – 95
Bledsoe: 20 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Tucker: 11 Rebs./Carroll: 19 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Antic: 8 Rebs.
Blazers – 91 Heat – 93
Lillard: 19 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs./James: 32 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Andersen: 11 Rebs.
Pacers – 77 Bulls – 89
George: 21 Pts. West: 4 Asts. Stephenson: 10 Rebs./Gibson: 23 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Boozer: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 92 Grizzlies – 109
Love: 16 Pts. Shved: 5 Asts. Dieng: 17 Rebs./Conley: 23 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Nets – 104 Pelicans – 109
Pierce: 24 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts Plumlee: 11 Rebs./Evans: 33 Pts. Evans: 7 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets – 96 Thunder – 117
Lawson: 25 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Durant: 27 Pts. Jackson: 11 Asts. Ibaka: 7 Rebs.
Sixers – 91 Spurs – 113
Young: 17 Pts. Sims: 7 Asts. Mullens: 8 Rebs./Daye: 22 Pts. Belinelli: 8 Asts. Joseph: 7 Rebs.
Pistons – 114 Jazz – 94
Drummond: 19 Pts. Bynum: 9 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Hayward: 32 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs.
Bucks – 98 Clippers – 106
Sessions: 28 Pts. Pachulia: 8 Asts. Adrien: 7 Rebs./Griffin: 27 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Griffin: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS 54-16*
2. THUNDER 52-18
3. CLIPPERS 50-21
4. Rockets 48-22
5. Blazers 45-26
6. Warriors 44-27
7. Grizzlies 42-28
8. Suns 42-29
9. Mavericks 42-29
10. Timberwolves 34-35
11. Nuggets 32-39
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-40
13. Kings⁰ 25-45
14. Lakers⁰ 23-46
15. Jazz⁰ 23-48
East:
1. PACERS* 51-20
2. HEAT* 48-21
3. RAPTORS 39-30
4. Bulls 40-31
5. Nets 37-32
6. Wizards 36-34
7. Bobcats 34-37
8. Hawks 31-38
9. Knicks 29-41
10. Cavaliers 27-44
11. Pistons 26-44
12. Celtics 23-47
13. Magic⁰ 19-52
14. Sixers⁰ 15-56
15. Bucks⁰ 13-58
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed
Wednesday, March 26 Schedule: 4 games
Toronto at Cleveland - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Portland at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Dallas - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
New York at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 26, 2014, 04:36:20 PM
*All games are in Eastern Time
Wednesday, March 26
Brooklyn at Charlotte - 7 pm
Phoenix at Washington - 7 pm
Toronto at Boston - 7:30 pm
Cleveland at Detroit - 7:30 pm
Atlanta at Minnesota - 8 pm
L.A. Clippers at New Orleans - 8 pm
Miami at Indiana - 8 pm - ESPN
Denver at San Antonio - 8:30 pm
New York at Sacramento - 10 pm
Memphis at Utah - 10:30 pm - ESPN
Thursday, March 27
Portland at Atlanta - 7:30 pm
Philadelphia at Houston - 8 pm
L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee - 8 pm
L.A. Clippers at Dallas - 8:30 pm
Friday, March 28
Charlotte at Orlando - 7 pm
Boston at Toronto - 7 pm
Indiana at Washington - 7 pm
Cleveland at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm
Miami at Detroit - 7:30 pm
Portland at Chicago - 8 pm
L.A. Lakers at Minnesota - 8 pm
Utah at New Orleans - 8 pm
Sacramento at Oklahoma City - 8 pm
San Antonio at Denver - 9 pm
New York at Phoenix - 10 pm
Memphis at Golden State - 10:30 pm
Saturday, March 29
Detroit at Philadelphia - 7:30 pm
L.A. Clippers at Houston - 8 pm - NBATV
Atlanta at Washington - 8 pm
Sacramento at Dallas - 8:30 pm
Miami at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm
New Orleans at San Antonio - 8:30 pm
Sunday, March 30
Utah at Oklahoma City - 3 pm
Indiana at Cleveland - 3 pm
Minnesota at Brooklyn - 6 pm
Toronto at Orlando - 6 pm
Chicago at Boston - 7 pm
New York at Golden State - 9 pm
Memphis at Portland - 9 pm - NBATV
Phoenix at L.A. Lakers - 9:30 pm
Monday, March 31
Washington at Charlotte - 7 pm
San Antonio at Indiana - 7 pm - NBATV
Philadelphia at Atlanta - 7:30 pm
Milwaukee at Detroit - 7:30 pm
Toronto at Miami - 7:30 pm
Boston at Chicago - 8 pm
L.A. Clippers at Minnesota - 8 pm
Sacramento at New Orleans - 8 pm
Memphis at Denver - 9 pm
New York at Utah - 9 pm
Tuesday, April 1
Houston at Brooklyn - 8 pm - TNT
Golden State at Dallas - 8:30 pm
Portland at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm - TNT
Wednesday, April 2
Detroit at Indiana - 7 pm
Brooklyn at New York - 7 pm - ESPN
Cleveland at Orlando - 7 pm
Charlotte at Philadelphia - 7 pm
Houston at Toronto - 7 pm
Boston at Washington - 7 pm
Chicago at Atlanta - 7:30 pm
Milwaukee at Miami - 7:30 pm
Memphis at Minnesota - 8 pm
Golden State at San Antonio - 8:30 pm
New Orleans at Denver - 9 pm
L.A. Clippers at Phoenix - 10 pm
L.A. Lakers at Sacramento - 10 pm
Thursday, April 3
San Antonio at Oklahoma City - 8 pm - TNT
Dallas at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm - TNT
Friday, April 4
Denver at Memphis - 7 pm - ESPN
Orlando at Charlotte - 7 pm
Indiana at Toronto - 7 pm
Cleveland at Atlanta - 7:30 pm
Philadelphia at Boston - 7:30 pm
Detroit at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm
Minnesota at Miami - 7:30 pm
Washington at New York - 7:30 pm
Milwaukee at Chicago - 8 pm
New Orleans at Utah - 9 pm
Oklahoma City at Houston - 9:30 pm - ESPN
Phoenix at Portland - 10 pm
Sacramento at Golden State - 10:30 pm
Dallas at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm
Saturday, April 5
Minnesota at Orlando - 7 pm
Chicago at Washington - 7 pm
Charlotte at Cleveland - 7:30 pm
Boston at Detroit - 7:30 pm
Brooklyn at Philadelphia - 7:30 pm
Toronto at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm
Sunday, April 6
New York at Miami - 1 pm - ABC
L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers - 3:30 pm ABC
Dallas at Sacramento - 6 pm
Atlanta at Indiana - 6 pm - NBATV
Denver at Houston - 7 pm
Memphis at San Antonio - 7 pm
Utah at Golden State - 9 pm
Oklahoma City at Phoenix - 9 pm - NBATV
New Orleans at Portland - 9 pm
Monday, April 7
No Games Scheduled
Tuesday, April 8
Detroit at Atlanta – 7:30 pm
San Antonio at Minnesota – 8 pm
Brooklyn at Miami - 8 pm - TNT
Dallas at Utah - 9 pm
Oklahoma City at Sacramento - 10 pm
Houston at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm - TNT
Wednesday, April 9
Detroit at Cleveland - 7 pm
Brooklyn at Orlando - 7 pm
Philadelphia at Toronto - 7 pm
Charlotte at Washington - 7 pm
Boston at Atlanta - 7:30 pm
Miami at Memphis - 8 pm - ESPN
Indiana at Milwaukee - 8 pm
Chicago at Minnesota - 8 pm
Phoenix at New Orleans - 8 pm
Houston at Denver - 9 pm
Sacramento at Portland - 10 pm
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ESPN
Thursday, April 10
San Antonio at Dallas - 8 pm - TNT
Denver at Golden State - 10:30 pm - TNT
Friday, April 11
Washington at Orlando - 7 pm
New York at Toronto - 7 pm
Charlotte at Boston - 7:30 pm
Atlanta at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm
Indiana at Miami - 7:30 pm - NBATV
Detroit at Chicago - 8 pm
Philadelphia at Memphis - 8 pm
Houston at Minnesota - 8 pm
New Orleans at Oklahoma City - 8 pm
Cleveland at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm
Phoenix at San Antonio - 8:30 pm
Portland at Utah - 9 pm
Golden State at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm - NBATV
Saturday, April 12
Sacramento at L.A. Clippers - 3:30 pm
Philadelphia at Charlotte - 7 pm
Milwaukee at Washington - 7 pm - NBATV
Miami at Atlanta - 7:30 pm
Boston at Cleveland - 7:30 pm
New Orleans at Houston - 8 pm
Phoenix at Dallas - 8:30 pm
Utah at Denver - 9 pm
Sunday, April 13
Oklahoma City at Indiana - 1 pm - ABC
Toronto at Detroit - 3:30 pm
Orlando at Brooklyn - 6 pm
Chicago at New York – 7:30 pm
Golden State at Portland - 9 pm
Minnesota at Sacramento - 9 pm
Memphis at L.A. Lakers - 9:30 pm - NBATV
Monday, April 14
Boston at Philadelphia - 7 pm
Milwaukee at Toronto - 7 pm
Miami at Washington - 7 pm
Charlotte at Atlanta - 7:30 pm
Orlando at Chicago - 8 pm
San Antonio at Houston - 8 pm - NBATV
Oklahoma City at New Orleans - 8 pm
L.A. Lakers at Utah - 9 pm
Memphis at Phoenix - 10 pm
Minnesota at Golden State - 10:30 pm - NBATV
Tuesday, April 15
New York at Brooklyn - 8 pm - TNT
Denver at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm - TNT
Wednesday, April 16
Dallas at Memphis - 8 pm
Atlanta at Milwaukee - 8 pm - ESPN
Utah at Minnesota - 8 pm
Houston at New Orleans - 8 pm
Detroit at Oklahoma City - 8 pm
L.A. Lakers at San Antonio - 8 pm
Washington at Boston - 8 pm
Chicago at Charlotte - 8 pm
Brooklyn at Cleveland - 8 pm
Philadelphia at Miami - 8 pm
Toronto at New York - 8 pm
Indiana at Orlando - 8 pm
L.A. Clippers at Portland - 10:30 pm
Phoenix at Sacramento - 10:30 pm
Golden State at Denver - 10:30 pm - ESPN
*Playoffs begin Saturday, April 19.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 26, 2014, 04:39:13 PM
Raptors - 100 Cavaliers - 102
Lowry: 22 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs./Waiters: 24 Pts. Deng: 7 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Blazers - 85 Magic - 95
Lopez: 20 Pts. Barton: 4 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs./Harris: 25 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Harris: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 119 Mavericks - 128
Durant: 43 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Westbrook: 7 Rebs./Nowitzki: 32 Pts. Calderon: 8 Asts. Nowitzki: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 96 Lakers - 127
Anthony: 29 Pts. Felton: 6 Asts. Anthony: 9 Rebs./Henry: 22 Pts. Marshall: 8 Asts. Kaman: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 54-16
2. THUNDER 52-19
3. CLIPPERS 50-21
4. Rockets 48-22
5. Blazers 45-27
6. Warriors 44-27
7. Grizzlies 42-28
8. Mavericks 43-29
9. Suns 42-29
10. Timberwolves 34-35
11. Nuggets 32-39
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-40
13. Kings⁰ 25-45
14. Lakers⁰ 24-46
15. Jazz⁰ 23-48
East:
1. PACERS* 51-20
2. HEAT* 48-21
3. Bulls 40-31
4. RAPTORS 39-31
5. Nets 37-32
6. Wizards 36-34
7. Bobcats 34-37
8. Hawks 31-38
9. Knicks 29-41
10. Cavaliers 28-44
11. Pistons 26-44
12. Celtics 23-47
13. Magic⁰ 20-52
14. Sixers⁰ 15-56
15. Bucks⁰ 13-58
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 27, 2014, 02:30:03 PM
Nets - 111 Bobcats - 116
Williams: 29 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Blatche: 7 Rebs./ Jefferson: 35 Pts. Walker: 12 Asts. Jefferson: 15 Rebs.
Suns - 99 Wizards - 93
Dragic: 25 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs./Wall: 29 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Ariza: 8 Rebs.
Raptors - 99 Celtics - 90
Ross: 24 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./Sullinger: 26 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Sullinger: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 97 Pistons - 96
Dellavedova: 21 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Varejao: 16 Rebs./Smith: 24 Pts. Jennings: 13 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 83 Timberwolves -107
Scott: 15 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs./Brewer: 18 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Dieng: 15 Rebs.
Clippers - 96 Pelicans - 98
Crawford: 31 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs./Morrow: 27 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
Heat - 83 Pacers - 84
James: 38 Pts. James: 5 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./George: 23 Pts. West: 5 Asts. West: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 103 Spurs - 108
Brooks: 25 Pts. Brooks: 8 Asts. Mozgov: 11 Rebs./Duncan: 29 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs.
Knicks - 107 Kings - 99
Anthony: 36 Pts. Felton: 10 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs./Cousins: 32 Pts. Cousins: 8 Asts. Cousins: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 91 Jazz - 87
Randolph: 22 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs./Favors: 22 Pts. Burke: 10 Asts.
Kanter: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 55-16
2. THUNDER 52-19
3. CLIPPERS 50-22
4. Rockets 48-22
5. Blazers 45-27
6. Warriors 44-27
7. Grizzlies 43-28
8. Suns 43-29
9. Mavericks 43-29
10. Timberwolves 35-35
11. Nuggets⁰ 32-40
12. Pelicans⁰ 31-40
13. Kings⁰ 25-46
14. Lakers⁰ 24-46
15. Jazz⁰ 23-49
East:
1. PACERS** 52-20
2. HEAT** 48-22
3. RAPTORS 40-31
4. Bulls 40-31
5. Nets 37-33
6. Wizards 36-35
7. Bobcats 35-37
8. Hawks 31-39
9. Knicks 30-42
10. Cavaliers 29-44
11. Pistons 26-45
12. Celtics 23-48
13. Magic⁰ 20-52
14. Sixers⁰ 15-56
15. Bucks⁰ 13-58
** - Clinched Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 28, 2014, 11:39:32 AM
Blazers - 100 Hawks - 85
Aldridge: 25 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts. Aldridge: 16 Rebs./Teague: 22 Pts. Mack: 4 Asts. Brand: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 98 Rockets - 120
Anderson: 30 Pts. Carter-Williams: 10 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Lakers - 105 Bucks - 108
Hill: 28 Pts. Marshall: 7 Asts. Hill: 16 Rebs./ Knight: 30 Pts. Sessions: 5 Asts. Adrien: 9 Rebs.
Clippers - 109 Mavericks - 103
Paul: 31 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs./ Carter: 23 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Dalembert: 11
Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 55-16
2. THUNDER 52-19
3. CLIPPERS 51-22
4. Rockets 49-22
5. Blazers 46-27
6. Warriors 44-27
7. Grizzlies 43-28
8. Suns 43-29
9. Mavericks 43-30
10. Timberwolves 35-35
11. Nuggets⁰ 32-40
12. Pelicans⁰ 31-40
13. Kings⁰ 25-46
14. Lakers⁰ 24-47
15. Jazz⁰ 23-49
East:
1. PACERS** 52-20
2. HEAT** 48-22
3. RAPTORS 40-31
4. Bulls 40-31
5. Nets 37-33
6. Wizards 36-35
7. Bobcats 35-37
8. Hawks 31-40
9. Knicks 30-42
10. Cavaliers 29-44
11. Pistons 26-45
12. Celtics 23-48
13. Magic⁰ 20-52
14. Sixers⁰ 15-57
15. Bucks⁰ 14-58
** - Clinched Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 29, 2014, 01:48:19 PM
Bobcats - 105 Magic - 110
Walker: 24 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Jefferson: 8 Rebs./Vucevic: 24 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 23 Rebs.
Celtics - 103 Raptors - 105
Bayless: 20 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 78 Wizards - 91
George: 19 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. Stephenson: 14 Rebs./Wall: 20 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 97 Nets - 108
Deng: 20 Pts. Deng: 7 Asts. Varajeo: 13 Rebs./Pierce: 22 Pts. Livingston: 6 Asts. Teletovic: 10 Rebs.
Heat - 110 Pistons - 78
James: 17 Pts. James: 12 Asts. James: 10 Rebs./Monroe: 12 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Blazers - 91 Bulls - 74
Williams: 18 Pts. Batum: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 13 Rebs./Boozer: 16 Pts. Augustin: 7 Asts. Boozer: 12 Rebs.
Lakers - 107 Timberwolves - 143
Bazemore: 21 Pts. Nash: 6 Asts. Hill: 7 Rebs./Pekovic: 26 Pts. Love: 10 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs.
Jazz - 95 Pelicans - 102
Hayward: 21 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Evans: 22 Pts. Evans: 15 Asts. Ajinca: 10 Rebs.
Kings - 81 Thunder - 94
McLemore: 18 Pts. McCallum: 5 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs./Durant: 29 Pts. Durant: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 8 Rebs.
Spurs - 133 Nuggets - 102
Belinelli: 27 Pts. Splitter: 7 Asts. Splitter: 12 Rebs./Foye: 20 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. Faried: 13 Rebs.
Knicks - 88 Suns - 112
Anthony: 21 Pts. Felton: 4 Asts. Anthony: 7 Rebs./Dragic: 32 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 93 Warriors - 100
Randolph: 21 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 7 Rebs./Curry: 33 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 56-16
2. THUNDER* 53-19
3. CLIPPERS 51-22
4. Rockets 49-22
5. Blazers 47-27
6. Warriors 45-27
7. Suns 44-29
8. Grizzlies 43-29
9. Mavericks 43-30
10. Timberwolves 36-35
11. Pelicans⁰ 32-40
12. Nuggets⁰ 32-41
13. Kings⁰ 25-47
14. Lakers⁰ 24-48
15. Jazz⁰ 23-50
East:
1. PACERSᶜ 52-21
2. HEATˢᵉ 49-22
3. RAPTORS* 41-31
4. Bulls 40-32
5. Nets 38-33
6. Wizards 37-35
7. Bobcats 35-38
8. Hawks 31-40
9. Knicks 30-43
10. Cavaliers 29-45
11. Pistons 26-46
12. Celtics 23-49
13. Magic⁰ 21-52
14. Sixers⁰ 15-57
15. Bucks⁰ 14-58
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 30, 2014, 12:52:11 PM
Pistons - 98 Sixers - 123
Monroe: 20 Pts. Stuckey: 4 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Young: 21 Pts. Wroten: 9 Asts. Sims: 7 Rebs.
Clippers - 118 Rockets - 107
Paul: 30 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./ Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 97 Wizards - 101
Teague: 19 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Antic: 12 Rebs./ Wall: 25 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 100 Mavericks - 103
Gay: 30 Pts. McCallum: 8 Asts. Evans: 18 Rebs./Nowitzki: 19 Pts. Nowitzki: 7 Asts. Nowitzki: 7 Rebs.
Heat - 88 Bucks - 67
Bosh: 14 Pts. Douglas: 4 Asts. Andersen: 14 Rebs./Sessions: 15 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Henson: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans - 80 Spurs - 96
Roberts: 18 Pts. Roberts: 5 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs./Belinelli: 18 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 57-16
2. THUNDER* 53-19
3. CLIPPERS* 52-22
4. Rockets 49-23
5. Blazers 47-27
6. Warriors 45-27
7. Suns 44-29
8. Grizzlies 43-29
9. Mavericks 44-30
10. Timberwolves 36-35
11. Pelicans⁰ 32-41
12. Nuggets⁰ 32-41
13. Kings⁰ 25-48
14. Lakers⁰ 24-48
15. Jazz⁰ 23-50
East:
1. PACERSᶜ 52-21
2. HEATˢᵉ 50-22
3. RAPTORS* 41-31
4. Bulls* 40-32
5. Nets 38-33
6. Wizards 38-35
7. Bobcats 35-38
8. Hawks 31-41
9. Knicks 30-43
10. Cavaliers 29-45
11. Pistons 26-47
12. Celtics 23-49
13. Magic⁰ 21-52
14. Sixers⁰ 16-57
15. Bucks⁰ 14-59
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 30, 2014, 12:52:25 PM
Pistons - 98 Sixers - 123
Monroe: 20 Pts. Stuckey: 4 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Young: 21 Pts. Wroten: 9 Asts. Sims: 7 Rebs.
Clippers - 118 Rockets - 107
Paul: 30 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./ Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 97 Wizards - 101
Teague: 19 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Antic: 12 Rebs./ Wall: 25 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 100 Mavericks - 103
Gay: 30 Pts. McCallum: 8 Asts. Evans: 18 Rebs./Nowitzki: 19 Pts. Nowitzki: 7 Asts. Nowitzki: 7 Rebs.
Heat - 88 Bucks - 67
Bosh: 14 Pts. Douglas: 4 Asts. Andersen: 14 Rebs./Sessions: 15 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Henson: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans - 80 Spurs - 96
Roberts: 18 Pts. Roberts: 5 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs./Belinelli: 18 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 57-16
2. THUNDER* 53-19
3. CLIPPERS* 52-22
4. Rockets 49-23
5. Blazers 47-27
6. Warriors 45-27
7. Suns 44-29
8. Grizzlies 43-29
9. Mavericks 44-30
10. Timberwolves 36-35
11. Pelicans⁰ 32-41
12. Nuggets⁰ 32-41
13. Kings⁰ 25-48
14. Lakers⁰ 24-48
15. Jazz⁰ 23-50
East:
1. PACERSᶜ 52-21
2. HEATˢᵉ 50-22
3. RAPTORS* 41-31
4. Bulls* 40-32
5. Nets 38-33
6. Wizards 38-35
7. Bobcats 35-38
8. Hawks 31-41
9. Knicks 30-43
10. Cavaliers 29-45
11. Pistons 26-47
12. Celtics 23-49
13. Magic⁰ 21-52
14. Sixers⁰ 16-57
15. Bucks⁰ 14-59
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 30, 2014, 06:23:33 PM
Utah at Oklahoma City - 3 pm ET, 12 pm PT
Indiana at Cleveland - 3 pm ET, 12 pm PT
Minnesota at Brooklyn - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Toronto at Orlando - 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Chicago at Boston - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New York at Golden State - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Memphis at Portland - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on NBATV
Phoenix at L.A. Lakers - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 31, 2014, 12:10:43 PM
Jazz - 96 Thunder - 116
Kanter: 18 Pts. Hayward: 9 Asts. Favors: 13 Rebs./Durant: 31 Pts. Durant: 9 Asts. Adams: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 76 Cavaliers - 90
George: 15 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. George: 7 Rebs./Waiters: 19 Pts. Jack: 9 Asts. Thompson: 16 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 99 Nets - 114
Brewer: 21 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs./Pierce: 22 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs.
Raptors - 98 Magic - 93
DeRozan: 28 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Vucevic: 22 Pts. Nelson: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Bulls - 107 Celtics - 102
Augustin: 33 Pts. Noah: 13 Asts. Noah: 8 Rebs./Rondo: 17 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Sullinger: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 89 Warriors - 84
Smith: 21 Pts. Felton: 4 Asts. Stoudemire: 13 Rebs./Curry: 32 Pts. Iguodala: 6 Asts. O'Neal: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 98 Blazers - 105
Randolph: 21 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 7 Rebs./Aldridge: 28 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Suns - 99 Lakers - 115
Green: 22 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Morris: 12 Rebs./Kaman: 28 Pts. Marshall: 11 Asts. Kaman: 17 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 57-16
2. THUNDER* 54-19
3. CLIPPERS* 52-22
4. Rockets 49-23
5. Blazers 48-27
6. Warriors 45-28
7. Suns 44-30
8. Mavericks 44-30
9. Grizzlies 43-30
10. Timberwolves 36-36
11. Pelicans⁰ 32-41
12. Nuggets⁰ 32-41
13. Lakers⁰ 25-48
14. Kings⁰ 25-48
15. Jazz⁰ 23-51
East:
1. PACERSᶜ 52-22
2. HEATˢᵉ 50-22
3. RAPTORS* 42-31
4. Bulls* 41-32
5. Nets 39-33
6. Wizards 38-35
7. Bobcats 35-38
8. Hawks 31-41
9. Knicks 31-43
10. Cavaliers 30-45
11. Pistons 26-47
12. Celtics 23-50
13. Magic⁰ 21-53
14. Sixers⁰ 16-57
15. Bucks⁰ 14-59
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 31, 2014, 09:25:04 PM
Washington at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
San Antonio at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Philadelphia at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Toronto at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Boston at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Sacramento at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Memphis at Denver - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
New York at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: Zurca on March 31, 2014, 09:33:58 PM
1. San Antonio Spurs (57-16; last week's ranking: 1): The Spurs' franchise-record-tying 17-game win streak will be tested in upcoming games against Indiana, Golden State and Oklahoma City.
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (54-19; last week's ranking: 3): Kevin Durant has scored at least 25 points in 38 straight games and is two games shy of tying Michael Jordan's 17-year-old record.
3. Los Angeles Clippers (52-22; last week's ranking: 2): Coach Doc Rivers has a reputation of being cautious with injuries to his stars. Expect the same with Blake Griffin, who had back spasms.
4. Miami Heat (50-22; last week's ranking: 7): Miami hosts a potential second-round playoff opponent in the Raptors on Monday. Miami has a 14-game win streak over Toronto, including 3-0 this season.
5. Houston Rockets (49-23; last week's ranking: 4): Houston is 13-8 this season when Jeremy Lin starts at point guard. Point guard Patrick Beverley is out indefinitely because of a knee injury.
6. Indiana Pacers (52-22; last week's ranking: 5): Indiana is a surprising 8-9 in March and has scored less than 85 points in each of the past six games. The schedule gets no easier with the Spurs up next.
7. Portland Trail Blazers (48-27; last week's ranking: 9): Golden State currently owns a playoff tiebreaker over the Trail Blazers with a 2-1 series lead. Portland hosts the Warriors on April 13.
8. Golden State Warriors (45-28; last week's ranking: 6): Along with Andrew Bogut out with a groin injury, David Lee has missed two straight games with a hamstring injury and has yet to resume running.
9. Phoenix Suns (44-30; last week's ranking: 11): The playoff hopeful Suns' remaining schedule: Clippers, at Blazers, Thunder, at Pelicans, at Spurs, at Mavs, Grizzlies and at Kings.
10. Memphis Grizzlies (43-30; last week's ranking: 8 ): Memphis plays four of its final eight games against winning teams and has four games overall left at home.
11. Dallas Mavericks (44-30; last week's ranking: 10): The Mavericks own the playoff tiebreaker with Memphis and are 1-1 versus Phoenix this season with the last meeting on April 9.
12. Toronto Raptors (42-31; last week's ranking: 12): The Atlantic Division-leading Raptors are vying to win their division for the first time since seven years ago – the only time they've won it.
13. Chicago Bulls (41-32; last week's ranking: 13): Eight of Chicago's final nine games are against teams without a winning record, which should aid its hopes of landing the East's third seed.
14. Brooklyn Nets (39-33; last week's ranking: 14): The Nets are in competition with the Raptors for the Atlantic Division title and with the Raptors and Chicago for the East's third playoff seed.
15. Washington Wizards (38-35; last week's ranking: 15): The Wizards have to wait at least another day to clinch their first playoff spot since 2008 after New York beat Golden State.
16. Minnesota Timberwolves (36-36; last week's ranking: 16): The T'wolves, losers of four of their past six, have a tough schedule ahead with the Clippers, Memphis and a visit to Miami.
17. Charlotte Bobcats (35-38; last week's ranking: 17): The East's sixth-seed Bobcats are three games behind fifth-seed Washington. They meet in Washington on Monday.
18. New Orleans Pelicans (32-41; last week's ranking: 19): Tyreke Evans has had a great March for New Orleans, averaging a well-rounded 20.8 points, 6.9 assists and 5.6 rebounds.
19. Atlanta Hawks (31-41; last week's ranking: 18): The Hawks, losers of six straight, have done all they can to help the Knicks' playoff hopes. Cleveland also is making a late run at the East's No. 8 seed.
20. New York Knicks (31-43; last week's ranking: 20): After years of returning from injuries quickly, veteran forward Kenyon Martin appears to be cautious with his ankle problems.
21. Denver Nuggets (32-41; last week's ranking: 21): Forward Kenneth Faried is enjoying his best month of the season, averaging 19.3 points, 9.9 rebounds and 1.3 steals in March.
22. Cleveland Cavaliers (30-45; last week's ranking: 24): The Cavaliers are 2½ games behind Atlanta for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot. Cleveland plays at Atlanta on Friday.
23. Sacramento Kings (25-48; last week's ranking: 22) The Kings opted not to sign Royce White for the rest of the season after two 10-day contracts and before he had a chance to travel.
24. Los Angeles Lakers (25-48; last week's ranking: 26): The Lakers are closing in on 50 losses. The last time the Lakers had 50 losses in a season was in 1974-75 when they finished with 52.
25. Detroit Pistons (26-47; last week's ranking: 25): The Pistons' season became even more forgettable when the Sixers beat them to end their 26-game losing streak.
26. Utah Jazz (23-51; last week's ranking: 23): The Jazz have lost four straight games and are 2-14 in March. Utah can play the role of spoiler against playoff hopeful New York on Monday.
27. Boston Celtics (23-50; last week's ranking: 27): Kelly Olynyk is trying to become the first Celtics rookie to have 500 points, 300 rebounds and 100 assists in a season since Paul Pierce.
28. Orlando Magic (21-53; last week's ranking: 28): There's good news in Orlando. Nikola Vucevic has 36 double-doubles this season and has averaged 22.6 points the past three games.
29. Milwaukee Bucks (14-59; last week's ranking: 29): Milwaukee, losers of nine of its past 10, was held to its lowest scoring total in three years with 67 in Saturday's loss to Miami.
30. Philadelphia 76ers (16-57, last week's ranking: 30): With a win Monday at Atlanta, the Sixers could win two straight games for the first time since they won four straight from Dec. 29-Jan. 4.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 02, 2014, 12:05:13 PM
*good article at may point naman talaga , para competitive especially pag playoffs .
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 02, 2014, 01:00:04 PM
-Al Jefferson and Kevin Durant have been named Players of the Month.
-Michael Carter-Williams and Gorgui Dieng have been named Rookies of the Month.
-Jason Kidd and Gregg Popovich have been named Coaches of the Month.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 03, 2014, 07:11:18 PM
Pistons - 94 Pacers - 101
Smith: 24 Pts. Jennings: 9 Asts. Monroe: 16 Rebs./George: 27 Pts. George: 7 Asts. George: 13 Rebs.
Nets - 81 Knicks - 110
Johnson: 16 Pts. Livingston: 3 Asts. Pierce: 4 Rebs./Smith: 24 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 119 Magic - 98
Waiters: 26 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs./Oladipo: 16 Pts. Afflalo: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 7 Rebs.
Bobcats - 123 Sixers - 93
Jefferson: 25 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 10 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 22 Pts. Young: 4 Asts. Carter-Williams: 7 Rebs.
Rockets - 103 Raptors - 107
Harden: 26 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Asik: 15 Rebs./DeRozan: 29 Pts. Vasquez: 8 Asts. Ross: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 92 Wizards - 118
Sullinger: 25 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs./Gortat: 22 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs.
Bulls - 105 Hawks - 92
Augustin: 23 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Noah: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 22 Pts. Teauge: 8 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 77 Heat - 96
Sessions: 19 Pts. Sessions: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 16 Rebs./James: 17 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Douglas: 7 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 88 Timberwolves - 102
Gasol: 18 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Gasol: 7 Rebs./Love: 24 Pts. Love: 10 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs.
Warriors - 90 Spurs - 111
Speights: 22 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Speights: 9 Rebs./Parker: 18 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans - 107 Nuggets - 137
Evans: 27 Pts. Roberts: 6 Asts. Evans: 8 Rebs./Faried: 34 Pts. Lawson: 12 Asts. Faried: 13 Rebs.
Clippers - 112 Suns - 108
Griffin: 23 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Marc. Morris: 16 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Tucker: 11 Rebs.
Lakers - 102 Kings - 107
Meeks: 21 Pts. Marshall: 10 Asts. Hill: 15 Rebs./Gay: 31 Pts. McCallum: 5 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURS* 59-16
2. THUNDER* 54-19
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 54-22
4. Rockets 49-25
5. Blazers 49-27
6. Warriors 46-29
7. Mavericks 44-31
8. Grizzlies 44-31
9. Suns 44-31
10. Timberwolves 37-37
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-42
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-43
13. Kings⁰ 27-48
14. Lakers⁰ 25-50
15. Jazz⁰ 23-52
East:
1. HEATˢᵉ 52-22
2. PACERSᶜ 53-23
3. RAPTORS* 43-32
4. Bulls* 43-32
5. Nets* 40-34
6. Wizards* 39-36
7. Bobcats 37-38
8. Knicks 33-43
9. Hawks 32-42
10. Cavaliers 31-45
11. Pistons 27-48
12. Celtics⁰ 23-52
13. Magic⁰ 21-54
14. Sixers⁰ 16-59
15. Bucks⁰ 14-61
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 03, 2014, 09:09:02 PM
San Antonio at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Dallas at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 03, 2014, 09:11:27 PM
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Who's your Defensive Player of the Year?
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Who's your Sixth Man of the Year?
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Who's your Most Improved Player?
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Who's your Rookie of the Year?
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Who's your Most Valuable Player?
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 04, 2014, 07:45:47 PM
West:
1. SPURSˢʷ 59-17
2. THUNDER* 55-19
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 54-23
4. Rockets 49-25
5. Blazers 49-27
6. Warriors 46-29
7. Mavericks 45-31
8. Grizzlies 44-31
9. Suns 44-31
10. Timberwolves 37-37
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-42
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-43
13. Kings⁰ 27-48
14. Lakers⁰ 25-50
15. Jazz⁰ 23-52
East:
1. HEATˢᵉ 52-22
2. PACERSᶜ 53-23
3. RAPTORS* 43-32
4. Bulls* 43-32
5. Nets* 40-34
6. Wizards* 39-36
7. Bobcats 37-38
8. Knicks 33-43
9. Hawks 32-42
10. Cavaliers 31-45
11. Pistons 27-48
12. Celtics⁰ 23-52
13. Magic⁰ 21-54
14. Sixers⁰ 16-59
15. Bucks⁰ 14-61
ˢʷ - Clinched Southwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
April 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs - 94 Thunder - 106
Mills: 21 Pts. Leonard: 3 Asts. Duncan: 8 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 113 Clippers - 107
Nowitzki: 26 Pts. Ellis: 9 Asts. Nowitzki: 11 Rebs./Griffin: 25 Pts. Griffin: 11 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 04, 2014, 08:39:05 PM
Denver at Memphis - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Orlando at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Indiana at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Philadelphia at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Detroit at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Minnesota at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Washington at New York - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
New Orleans at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Houston - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN
Phoenix at Portland - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Sacramento at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Dallas at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post by: tonistork on April 05, 2014, 02:19:24 PM
Associated Press
MIAMI -- Making one free throw at the end of regulation wasn't enough for the Miami Heat, nor was making just one again at the end of the first overtime.
In the second extra session, one made all the difference for Minnesota.
Corey Brewer hit one of two free throws with 1.8 seconds left after getting a call on an awkward-looking play, and that was enough to help the Timberwolves escape a three-hour thriller with a 122-121 victory over the Heat on Friday night.
Kevin Love scored 28 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Minnesota, which got 24 from Chase Budinger, 15 from Gorgui Dieng and 13 apiece from J.J. Barea and Ricky Rubio, who also added 14 assists. Referee Ken Mauer called the last foul on Miami's Norris Cole, who was guarding Brewer near the basket as a pass was coming his way.
"You just want to see the players decide it at the end," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said calmly after the game. "I didn't get a good look at the replay. ... Still, we had many more opportunities to close that game out."
Ray Allen missed a wild jumper as time expired for Miami, which blew a chance to move two games clear of Indiana in the loss column atop the Eastern Conference standings.
LeBron James scored 34 points for the Heat, who got a season-high 24 from Mario Chalmers and 24 more from Chris Bosh, including a tying 3-pointer with 10.8 seconds left in the second overtime.
Miami went 24 for 30 from the line, but three of those six misses proved particularly costly. James missed one of two free throws with 16.2 seconds to go, and Chalmers missed the first of two on his trips to the line in the final seconds of both regulation and the first overtime.
The Heat (52-23, .693) remained percentage points ahead of Indiana (53-24, .688), which lost earlier Friday night at Toronto, 102-94.
Game notes
Allen returned from a five-game absence caused by the flu. ... Miami was again without Dwyane Wade (hamstring) and Greg Oden (back spasms). ... It was Rubio's first time playing at Miami. ... Minnesota was again without C Nikola Pekovic (ankle), who has missed 21 of the Timberwolves' last 31 games.
tonistorks view:
Minnesota is a .500 team and if they are in the Eastern Conference, they will be a playoff team for sure. But sadly, they are in a depth Western Conference and two (2) teams here made an impression (Portland & Phoenix). Better luck next time Wolves fans, maybe next year.
Post by: tonistork on April 05, 2014, 02:29:06 PM
Associated Press
ATLANTA -- A hot-shooting night has the Atlanta Hawks back in sole possession of a playoff spot.
Poor shooting cost the Cleveland Cavaliers in a game they desperately needed.
Mike Scott ended a scoring slump with 26 points and the Hawks beat Cleveland 117-98 on Friday night in a costly setback for the Cavaliers' late-season playoff push.
Atlanta moved one game ahead of the New York Knicks, who lost to Washington 90-89, in the race for the eighth playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
The Hawks had lost seven of eight but recovered with strong games by Scott and Jeff Teague, who had 20 points and 12 assists.
Cavaliers coach Mike Brown was unhappy to see his team struggle with so much on the line.
"They kicked our behind from the beginning to the end," Brown said.
The Cavaliers lost an opportunity to move within a game of eighth place. Entering the game, Cleveland had won five of six but fell three games behind the Hawks with only five games remaining in the regular season.
Dion Waiters led Cleveland with 23 points. Spencer Hawes had 16 points and 10 rebounds and Kyrie Irving and Luol Deng each had 13 points.
Scott made 12 of 13 shots from the field. The backup forward had a combined 16 points in his past four games. He topped that with 18 in the first half.
Paul Millsap had 16 points, 11 rebounds and six assists for the Hawks. Lou Williams also had 16 points and six assists.
Game notes
The Hawks completed a sweep of the three-game series. ... ... Hawes had 13 points in the third period.
tonistorks view:
There's a fight brewing for the coveted 8th spot out East, and it looks like Cleveland is almost out and that left Atlanta and the NY Knicks to fight for it.
Post by: tonistork on April 05, 2014, 02:53:19 PM
Associated Press
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Once Gerald Green gets going, he doesn't think he can be stopped.
Green scored 18 of his 32 points in the second half and the Phoenix Suns rallied for a 109-93 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday night.
"That's what Gerald does," Phoenix coach Jeff Hornacek said of Green, who made 12 of 20 shots from the field, including 4 of 7 from 3-point range. "When he gets going, you just kind of let him go.
"There are times when you go, `Uh, oh, what are we going to see next?' He got a little wild, but he feels nobody can ever stop him. That's the confidence he has."
Eric Bledsoe finished with 30 points and Goran Dragic added 19 for the Suns (45-31), who denied the Blazers (49-28) a chance to clinch a Western Conference playoff berth while beating Portland for the third time in four games.
Robin Lopez and LaMarcus Aldridge each scored 18 points for the Blazers, who had their four-game win streak snapped and dropped two games behind Houston for the West's No. 4 playoff spot.
"I'm glad we don't have to play Phoenix anymore," Blazers coach Terry Stotts said. "Obviously, they're active on the offensive glass and extra possessions hurt us. Usually I like our chances when we hold a team to 40 percent shooting, but give the Suns credit."
The Suns, battling Dallas and Memphis for the West's final two playoff berths, took the lead for good at 81-80 when Green threw the ball off the backboard and dunked to open the fourth quarter, touching off a 20-5 run that all but put the game out of reach with 5:07 remaining.
Markieff Morris scored 12 points for the Suns, who finished with a 59-48 advantage in rebounds, a 24-6 advantage in fast-break points, and a 48-32 edge in points in the paint.
The Suns still face a daunting six-game stretch to close out the regular season, including home games against Oklahoma City and Memphis, and road games against San Antonio and Dallas.
"Our destiny is in our own hands, because we still play Dallas and Memphis," Dragic said. "Those two games are going to be really huge for us. Win those games and it's going to be really close."
Game notes
The last time the Suns had a player score at least 30 points off the bench was when Dragic had 32 points in a 124-115 loss at Utah on Jan. 25, 2010. . The 16-point loss was the second-worst loss for the Blazers at home this season, ranking behind a 98-81 loss to Memphis on Jan. 28. . The Suns went into Friday's gave averaging an NBA-best 18.6 fast-break points and had scored 20 or more fast-break points in 36 games this season. . Lopez was originally drafted by the Suns in the first round (15th pick overall) of the 2008 NBA draft and played four seasons with Phoenix from 2008-12, averaging 5.8 points and 3.3 rebounds in 242 games.
tonistorks view:
Out West, a 3-cornered fight is going-on right now between Dallas, memphis and Phoenix for the last 2 playoff spots. And may the best 2 teams win. ;D
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 05, 2014, 06:21:51 PM
Nuggets - 92 Grizzlies - 100
Foye: 21 Pts. Foye: 4 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs./Gasol: 24 Pts. Randolph: 4 Asts. Randolph: 15 Rebs.
Magic - 80 Bobcats - 91
Oladipo: 21 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Harris: 8 Rebs./Jefferson: 29 Pts. Walker: 10 Asts. Jefferson: 16 Rebs.
Pacers - 94 Raptors - 102
George: 26 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. West: 7 Rebs./Ross: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 98 Hawks - 117
Waiters: 23 Pts. Hawes: 4 Asts. Hawes: 10 Rebs./Scott: 26 Pts. Teague: 12 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs.
Sixers - 111 Celtics - 102
Sims: 24 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Sims: 9 Rebs./Bayless: 23 Pts. Rondo: 16 Asts. Bass: 11 Rebs.
Pistons - 104 Nets - 116
Drummond: 23 Pts. Jennings: 5 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs./Livingston: 23 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Collins: 5 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 122 Heat - 121
Love: 28 Pts. Rubio: 14 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs./James: 34 Pts. Chalmers: 6 Asts. Bosh: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 90 Knicks - 89
Beal: 28 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Smith: 32 Pts. Felton: 7 Asts. Anthony: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 90 Bulls - 102
Knight: 22 Pts. Antetokoumpo: 5 Asts. Adrien: 9 Rebs./Butler: 17 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Noah: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 96 Jazz - 100
Morrow: 26 Pts. Roberts: 6 Asts. Davis: 6 Rebs./Hayward: 21 Pts. Burke: 8 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 107 Rockets - 111
Durant: 28 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs./Harden: 39 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Asik: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 109 Blazers - 93
Green: 32 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 16 Rebs./Aldridge: 18 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs.
Kings - 69 Warriors - 102
Cousins: 19 Pts. McCallum: 10 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs./Thompson: 21 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 107 Lakers - 95
Nowitzki: 27 Pts. Ellis: 9 Asts. Dalembert: 14 Rebs./Meeks: 25 Pts. Marshall: 8 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURSˢʷ 59-17
2. THUNDERᴺᵂ 55-20
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 54-23
4. Rockets* 50-25
5. Blazers 49-28
6. Warriors 47-29
7. Mavericks 46-31
8. Grizzlies 45-31
9. Suns 45-31
10. Timberwolves⁰ 38-37
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-43
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-44
13. Kings⁰ 27-49
14. Lakers⁰ 25-51
15. Jazz⁰ 24-52
East:
1. HEATˢᵉ 52-23
2. PACERSᶜ 53-24
3. RAPTORS* 44-32
4. Bulls* 44-32
5. Nets* 41-34
6. Wizards* 40-36
7. Bobcats 38-38
8. Hawks 33-42
9. Knicks 33-44
10. Cavaliers 31-46
11. Pistons 27-49
12. Celtics⁰ 23-53
13. Magic⁰ 21-55
14. Sixers⁰ 17-59
15. Bucks⁰ 14-62
ᴺᵂ - Clinched Northwest Division
ˢʷ - Clinched Southwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 06, 2014, 04:02:34 AM
Minnesota at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Charlotte at Cleveland - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Boston at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Brooklyn at Philadelphia - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Toronto at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Post by: tonistork on April 06, 2014, 10:55:59 AM
Associated Press
CLEVELAND -- Al Jefferson scored 24 points, including seven in overtime, and the Charlotte Bobcats clinched a playoff spot with a 96-94 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday night.
Charlotte is in the postseason for the second time in its 10-year history and the first time since 2010. The Bobcats (39-38) are over .500 for the second time this season and hold seventh place in the Eastern Conference.
Kyrie Irving scored a career-high 44 points for Cleveland. The Cavaliers (31-47) trail eighth-place Atlanta by 3 1/2 games for the final playoff spot in the East.
Irving was 16 of 31 from the field, including five 3-pointers. He added eight assists and seven rebounds.
Gerald Henderson's basket gave Charlotte a 90-89 lead with 1:08 remaining and the Bobcats made four free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
tonistorks view:
Cleveland line-up is much stronger compared to Bobcats but MJ's team will advance to the big dance while Cavaliers looks like a lottery team again. Thanks but no thanks to the overated Mike Brown. Again as i said before, Brown became a household name in coaching because of the exploits of LBJ while King James still playing for the Cavaliers. Without Lebron, Mike Brown is just an ordinary coach.
Post by: Zurca on April 07, 2014, 04:36:34 PM
1. San Antonio Spurs (60-17; last week's ranking: 1): Tony Parker left Sunday's win over Memphis with back spasms. He has missed 10 games this season with lower back tightness.
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (55-21; last week's ranking: 2): The Thunder have a one-game lead over the Clippers – two games in the loss column – for the West's No. 2 playoff seed. They visit the Clippers on Wednesday.
3. Los Angeles Clippers (55-23; last week's ranking: 3): The Clippers own a 2-1 lead in the season series with the Thunder. The Clippers also are 32-6 this season at Staples Center.
4. Miami Heat (53-23; last week's ranking: 4): Miami plays host to Indiana on Friday in a game that will help determine who lands the East's top seed. Indiana has a 2-1 season series lead.
5. Houston Rockets (51-25; last week's ranking: 5): The Rockets appear to be settling into the West's fourth seed. Houston's lone game remaining against a playoff team is against the Spurs.
6. Portland Trail Blazers (50-28; last week's ranking: 7): The West's fifth-seeded Blazers play host to sixth-seeded Golden State on Sunday. The Warriors lead the season series 2-1.
7. Golden State Warriors (48-29; last week's ranking: 8 ): David Lee's timetable to return is unknown because of a nerve irritation in his right hamstring.
8. Indiana Pacers (53-25; last week's ranking: 6): The Pacers' struggles hit a low point with Sunday's 19-point home loss to Atlanta. The Pacers have lost seven of their past 10.
9. Dallas Mavericks (47-31; last week's ranking: 11): The Mavericks have won four straight games and are 1½ games behind the Warriors for the West's sixth seed.
10. Phoenix Suns (45-31; last week's ranking: 9): The Suns currently own the West's eighth seed and have a one-game lead over Memphis after their huge win over the Thunder on Sunday.
11. Memphis Grizzlies (45-32; last week's ranking: 10): Memphis is in jeopardy of missing the playoffs for the first time since 2010 after advancing to the Western Conference finals last season.
12. Toronto Raptors (45-32; last week's ranking: 12): Toronto hopes to hold off Chicago for the East's third seed. The Raptors finish the season against the Sixers, Knicks (twice), Pistons and Bucks.
13. Chicago Bulls (45-32; last week's ranking: 13): The Bulls finish the season against Minnesota, Detroit, New York, Orlando and Charlotte. Toronto appears to have the easier schedule.
14. Brooklyn Nets (42-34; last week's ranking: 14): Kevin Garnett returned Saturday in a win over Philadelphia after missing 19 straight games with back spasms.
15. Washington Wizards (40-37; last week's ranking: 15): The Wizards are one game ahead of Charlotte for the East's sixth seed. The teams meet in Washington on Wednesday.
16. Charlotte Bobcats (39-38; last week's ranking: 17): Whoever lands the East's No. 6 seed will avoid Miami and Indiana in the first round.
17. Atlanta Hawks (34-42; last week's ranking: 19): The Hawks hold a two-game lead over the Knicks – three in the loss column – for the East's final playoff seed. Three of Atlanta's six remaining games are against teams with losing records.
18. Minnesota Timberwolves (38-38; last week's ranking: 16): The T'wolves will again miss the playoffs. They haven't reached the postseason since 2004.
19. New York Knicks (33-45; last week's ranking: 20): The Knicks, losers of two straight, finish the regular season against playoff teams in Toronto (twice), Chicago and Brooklyn.
20. Denver Nuggets (33-44; last week's ranking: 21): The Nuggets must give the Magic the least favorable of their 2014 first-round pick or the one they acquired from New York.
21. New Orleans Pelicans (32-45; last week's ranking: 18): The Pelicans' first-round pick is top-five protected. If that pick isn't in the top five, it goes to Philadelphia from the Jrue Holiday trade.
Cleveland22. Cleveland Cavaliers (31-47; last week's ranking: 22): The Cavs haven't made the playoffs since LeBron James left, and that streak figures to continue this year.
23. Sacramento Kings (27-50; last week's ranking: 23) Rookie point guard Ray McCallum has showed some promise of late averaging 14.2 points and 7.4 assists the past 10 games.
24. Detroit Pistons (28-49; last week's ranking: 25): Detroit's Andre Drummond is the first player since the 1997-98 season to have more than 400 offensive rebounds.
25. Los Angeles Lakers (25-52; last week's ranking: 24): The Lakers are one loss from tying the most in franchise history. The 1957-58 Minneapolis Lakers lost 53 games.
26. Utah Jazz (24-53; last week's ranking: 26): Tyrone Corbin and his coaching staff have contracts ending June 30. They expect to learn their fate by the end of April, a source said.
27. Orlando Magic (22-55; last week's ranking: 28): Orlando is leading a close race with Boston, Utah and the Lakers for the NBA's third-worst record.
28. Boston Celtics (23-54; last week's ranking: 27): The Celtics own the NBA's longest current losing streak at eight games and can reach the 55-loss mark for the first time in seven years.
29. Philadelphia 76ers (17-60, last week's ranking: 30): Guard Michael Carter-Williams leads all rookies in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals and free throws attempted per game.
30. Milwaukee Bucks (14-63; last week's ranking: 29): Even with the Sixers' 26-game losing streak, Milwaukee has the NBA's worst record and is in position for the best draft lottery odds.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 07, 2014, 05:43:28 PM
Knicks - 91 Heat - 102
Smith: 32 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs./James: 38 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Haslem: 11 Rebs.
Lakers - 97 Clippers - 120
Hill: 22 Pts. Marshall: 11 Asts. Sacre: 10 Rebs./Paul: 23 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 93 Kings - 91
Ellis: 23 Pts. Harris: 7 Asts. Dalembert: 11 Rebs./Gay: 32 Pts. McCallum: 9 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 107 Pacers - 88
Teague: 25 Pts. Mack: 7 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./George: 18 Pts. West: 6 Asts. George: 7 Rebs.
Nuggets - 125 Rockets - 130
Fournier: 26 Pts. Brooks: 15 Asts. Faried: 13 Rebs./Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Asik: 23 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 92 Spurs - 112
Johnson: 20 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Gasol: 6 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Mills: 6 Rebs.
Jazz - 102 Warriors - 130
Burke: 24 Pts. Burke: 15 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs./Thompson: 33 Pts. Curry: 16 Asts. Bogut: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans - 94 Blazers - 100
Morrow: 17 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Aminu: 9 Rebs./Aldridge: 25 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 18 Rebs.
Thunder - 115 Suns - 122
Durant: 38 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs./Dragic: 26 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Tucker: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURSˢʷ 60-17
2. THUNDERᴺᵂ 55-21
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 55-23
4. Rockets* 51-25
5. Blazers* 50-28
6. Warriors 48-29
7. Mavericks 47-31
8. Suns 46-31
9. Grizzlies 45-32
10. Timberwolves⁰ 38-38
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-44
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-45
13. Kings⁰ 27-50
14. Lakers⁰ 25-52
15. Jazz⁰ 24-53
East:
1. HEATˢᵉ 53-23
2. PACERSᶜ 53-25
3. RAPTORS* 45-32
4. Bulls* 45-32
5. Nets* 42-34
6. Wizards* 40-37
7. Bobcats* 39-38
8. Hawks 34-42
9. Knicks 33-45
10. Cavaliers 31-47
11. Pistons 28-49
12. Celtics⁰ 23-54
13. Magic⁰ 22-55
14. Sixers⁰ 17-60
15. Bucks⁰ 14-63
ᴺᵂ - Clinched Northwest Division
ˢʷ - Clinched Southwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 08, 2014, 09:32:26 PM
Detroit at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
San Antonio at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Brooklyn at Miami - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Dallas at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Sacramento - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Houston at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: Zurca on April 08, 2014, 09:39:50 PM
Who's your Coach of The Year? My Favorite Coach: Gregg Popovich
Who's your Defensive Player of the Year? Joakim Noah
Who's your Sixth Man of the Year? Jamal Crawford
Who's your Most Improved Player? Lance Stephenson
Who's your Rookie of the Year? Michael Carter-Williams
Who's your Most Valuable Player? Kevin Durant/LeBron James
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 09, 2014, 07:17:54 PM
Pistons - 102 Hawks - 95
Stuckey: 29 Pts. Jennings: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Millsap: 24 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 91 Timberwolves - 110
Diaw: 13 Pts. Diaw: 5 Asts. Leonard: 6 Rebs./Rubio: 23 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Dieng: 15 Rebs.
Nets - 88 Heat - 87
Johnson: 19 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. James: 6 Asts. James: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 95 Jazz - 83
Nowitzki: 21 Pts. Harris: 6 Asts. Marion: 6 Rebs./Favors: 19 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Kanter: 19 Rebs.
Thunder - 107 Kings - 92
Durant: 23 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Collison: 7 Rebs./Outlaw: 24 Pts. McCallum: 5 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs.
Rockets - 145 Lakers - 130
Jones: 33 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Asik: 15 Rebs./Young: 32 Pts. Farmar: 8 Asts. Sacre: 6 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURSˢʷ 60-18
2. THUNDERᴺᵂ 56-21
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 55-23
4. Rockets* 52-25
5. Blazers* 50-28
6. Warriors 48-29
7. Mavericks 48-31
8. Suns 46-31
9. Grizzlies 45-32
10. Timberwolves⁰ 39-38
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-44
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-45
13. Kings⁰ 27-51
14. Lakers⁰ 25-53
15. Jazz⁰ 24-54
East:
1. HEATˢᵉ 53-24
2. PACERSᶜ 53-25
3. RAPTORS* 45-32
4. Bulls* 45-32
5. Nets* 43-34
6. Wizards* 40-37
7. Bobcats* 39-38
8. Hawks 34-43
9. Knicks 33-45
10. Cavaliers 31-47
11. Pistons⁰ 29-49
12. Celtics⁰ 23-54
13. Magic⁰ 22-55
14. Sixers⁰ 17-60
15. Bucks⁰ 14-63
ᴺᵂ - Clinched Northwest Division
ˢʷ - Clinched Southwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 09, 2014, 07:19:58 PM
Pistons - 102 Hawks - 95
Stuckey: 29 Pts. Jennings: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Millsap: 24 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 91 Timberwolves - 110
Diaw: 13 Pts. Diaw: 5 Asts. Leonard: 6 Rebs./Rubio: 23 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Dieng: 15 Rebs.
Nets - 88 Heat - 87
Johnson: 19 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. James: 6 Asts. James: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 95 Jazz - 83
Nowitzki: 21 Pts. Harris: 6 Asts. Marion: 6 Rebs./Favors: 19 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Kanter: 19 Rebs.
Thunder - 107 Kings - 92
Durant: 23 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Collison: 7 Rebs./Outlaw: 24 Pts. McCallum: 5 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs.
Rockets - 145 Lakers - 130
Jones: 33 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Asik: 15 Rebs./Young: 32 Pts. Farmar: 8 Asts. Sacre: 6 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURSˢʷ 60-18
2. THUNDERᴺᵂ 56-21
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 55-23
4. Rockets* 52-25
5. Blazers* 50-28
6. Warriors 48-29
7. Mavericks 48-31
8. Suns 46-31
9. Grizzlies 45-32
10. Timberwolves⁰ 39-38
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-44
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-45
13. Kings⁰ 27-51
14. Lakers⁰ 25-53
15. Jazz⁰ 24-54
East:
1. HEATˢᵉ 53-24
2. PACERSᶜ 53-25
3. RAPTORS* 45-32
4. Bulls* 45-32
5. Nets* 43-34
6. Wizards* 40-37
7. Bobcats* 39-38
8. Hawks 34-43
9. Knicks 33-45
10. Cavaliers 31-47
11. Pistons⁰ 29-49
12. Celtics⁰ 23-54
13. Magic⁰ 22-55
14. Sixers⁰ 17-60
15. Bucks⁰ 14-63
ᴺᵂ - Clinched Northwest Division
ˢʷ - Clinched Southwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 11, 2014, 02:01:01 PM
Spurs - 109 Mavericks - 100
Mills: 26 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Leonard: 16 Rebs./Ellis: 24 Pts. Ellis: 4 Asts. Dalembert: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 100 Warriors - 99
Mozgov: 23 Pts. Foye: 7 Asts. Mozgov: 29 Rebs./Curry: 24 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Bogut: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURSˢʷ 61-18
2. THUNDERᴺᵂ 57-21
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 55-24
4. Rockets* 52-26
5. Blazers* 51-28
6. Warriors 48-30
7. Suns 47-31
8. Mavericks 48-32
9. Grizzlies 46-32
10. Timberwolves⁰ 39-39
11. Nuggets⁰ 35-44
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-46
13. Kings⁰ 27-52
14. Lakers⁰ 25-53
15. Jazz⁰ 24-54
East:
1. PACERSᶜ 54-25
2. HEATˢᵉ 53-25
3. RAPTORS* 46-32
4. Bulls* 46-32
5. Nets* 43-35
6. Bobcats* 40-38
7. Wizards* 40-38
8. Hawks 35-43
9. Knicks 33-45
10. Cavaliers⁰ 32-47
11. Pistons⁰ 29-50
12. Celtics⁰ 23-55
13. Magic⁰ 23-55
14. Sixers⁰ 17-61
15. Bucks⁰ 14-64
ᴺᵂ - Clinched Northwest Division
ˢʷ - Clinched Southwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 11, 2014, 08:10:48 PM
Washington at Orlando - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New York at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Charlotte at Boston - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Atlanta at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Indiana at Miami - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Detroit at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Philadelphia at Memphis - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Houston at Minnesota - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
New Orleans at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Cleveland at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Phoenix at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Portland at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Golden State at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: Zurca on April 13, 2014, 10:00:21 PM
NBA Results April 12, 2014
Raptors fall to Knicks but still clinch division (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-scores-30-knicks-beat-015240929--nba.html)
Warriors clinch playoff spot in win over Lakers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-clinch-playoff-spot-win-044812765--nba.html)
Knight, Sessions help Bucks hold off Cavs, 119-116 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knight-sessions-help-bucks-hold-032208161--nba.html)
Trail Blazers topple Jazz 111-99 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/trail-blazers-topple-jazz-111-034533802--nba.html)
Spurs clinch league's best record with 112-104 win (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-clinch-leagues-best-record-030913803--nba.html)
Heat back atop East, beat Pacers 98-86 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-back-atop-east-beat-021350893--nba.html)
Hawks beat Nets, close in on playoff spot (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-beat-nets-close-playoff-020727539--nba.html)
Brewer's 51 lifts Wolves over Rockets 112-110 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/brewers-51-lifts-wolves-over-025317462--nba.html)
Bulls rally to beat Pistons 106-98 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bulls-rally-beat-pistons-106-024131399--nba.html)
Gasol, Miller lead Grizzlies past Sixers, 117-95 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/gasol-miller-lead-grizzlies-past-023611879--nba.html)
Durant, Westbrook lead Thunder past Pelicans (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-westbrook-lead-thunder-past-023507500--nba.html)
Bradley scores 22 as Celtics top Bobcats 106-103 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bradley-scores-22-celtics-top-022225212--nba.html)
Nene, Beal lead Wizards past Magic, 96-86 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nene-beal-lead-wizards-past-014621664--nba.html)
NBA Results April 13, 2014
Faried helps Nuggets rally past Jazz 101-94 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/faried-helps-nuggets-rally-past-033928426--nba.html)
Clippers beat Kings 117-101 for 56th win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-beat-kings-117-101-221221590--nba.html)
Wizards top Bucks 104-91, close to clinching 6th (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-top-bucks-104-91-014041422--nba.html)
Jefferson leads Bobcats over 76ers 111-105 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-leads-bobcats-over-76ers-015328031--nba.html)
Hawks top Heat 98-85, get East's last playoff spot (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-top-heat-98-85-021644289--nba.html)
Olynyk scores 25 as Celtics roll past Cavs 111-99 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/olynyk-scores-25-celtics-roll-021126794--nba.html)
Harden leads Rockets over Pelicans 111-104 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-leads-rockets-over-pelicans-025303118--nba.html)
Ellis, Nowitzki top Suns, get Mavs in playoffs (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ellis-nowitzki-top-suns-mavs-031859793--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 14, 2014, 07:54:49 PM
Thunder - 97 Pacers - 102
Durant: 38 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Westbrook: 9 Rebs./West: 21 Pts. Stephenson: 11 Asts. George: 12 Rebs.
Raptors - 116 Pistons - 107
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Hayes: 10 Rebs./Monroe: 23 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Magic - 88 Nets - 97
Harris: 18 Pts. Price: 6 Asts. Harris: 7 Rebs./Teletovic: 20 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 89 Knicks - 100
Butler: 17 Pts. Noah: 9 Asts. Noah: 17 Rebs./Hardaway Jr: 20 Pts. Felton: 7 Asts. Chandler: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 117 Blazers - 119
Curry: 47 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs./Aldridge: 26 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Batum: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 103 Kings - 106
Love: 43 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Dieng: 14 Rebs./Cousins: 35 Pts. Cousins: 6 Asts. Cousins: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 102 Lakers - 90
Conley: 24 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs./Meeks: 20 Pts. Marshall: 9 Asts. Johnson: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURSᵂ 62-18
2. THUNDERᴺᵂ 58-22
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 56-24
4. Rockets* 53-27
5. Blazers* 53-28
6. Warriors* 49-31
7. Mavericks* 49-32
8. Grizzlies 48-32
9. Suns 47-33
10. Timberwolves⁰ 40-40
11. Nuggets⁰ 36-44
12. Pelicans⁰ 32-48
13. Kings⁰ 28-53
14. Lakers⁰ 25-55
15. Jazz⁰ 24-56
East:
1. PACERSᶜ 55-26
2. HEATˢᵉ 54-26
3. RAPTORSᴬ 47-33
4. Bulls* 47-33
5. Nets* 44-36
6. Wizards* 42-38
7. Bobcats* 41-39
8. Hawks* 37-43
9. Knicks⁰ 35-45
10. Cavaliers⁰ 32-49
11. Pistons⁰ 29-52
12. Celtics⁰ 25-55
13. Magic⁰ 23-57
14. Sixers⁰ 17-63
15. Bucks⁰ 15-65
ᵂ - Clinched Western Conference
ᴬ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᴺᵂ - Clinched Northwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 14, 2014, 07:56:57 PM
Boston at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Milwaukee at Toronto - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Miami at Washington - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Charlotte at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Orlando at Chicago - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
San Antonio at Houston - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
Oklahoma City at New Orleans - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Utah - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Memphis at Phoenix - 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Minnesota at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 15, 2014, 02:46:36 PM
Celtics - 108 Sixers - 113
Olynyk: 28 Pts. Rondo: 14 Asts. Rondo: 11 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 21 Pts. Young: 7 Asts. Carter-Williams: 14 Rebs.
Bucks - 100 Raptors - 110
Sessions: 21 Pts. Sessions: 5 Asts. Adrien: 9 Rebs./Vasquez: 25 Pts. Vasquez: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Heat - 93 Wizards - 114
Beasley: 18 Pts. Cole: 7 Asts. Haslem: 8 Rebs./Ariza: 25 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs.
Bobcats - 95 Hawks - 93
Jefferson: 27 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 15 Rebs./Scott: 20 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Brand: 7 Rebs.
Magic - 95 Bulls - 108
O'Quinn: 20 Pts. Price: 11 Asts. Dedmon: 9 Rebs./Dunleavy: 22 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Boozer: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 98 Rockets - 104
Belinelli: 17 Pts. Diaw: 6 Asts. James: 9 Rebs./Parsons: 21 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs.
Thunder - 89 Pelicans - 101
Durant: 25 Pts. Durant: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 16 Rebs./Evans: 41 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Evans: 9 Rebs.
Lakers - 119 Jazz - 104
Young: 41 Pts. Marshall: 15 Asts. Sacre: 9 Rebs./Burks: 22 Pts. Burke: 7 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 97 Suns - 91
Randolph: 32 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 21 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Dragic: 6 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 120 Warriors - 130
Love: 40 Pts. Love: 9 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs./Curry: 32 Pts. Curry: 15 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. SPURSᵂ 62-19
2. THUNDERᴺᵂ 58-23
3. CLIPPERSᴾ 56-24
4. Rockets* 54-27
5. Blazers* 53-28
6. Warriors* 50-31
7. Mavericks* 49-32
8. Grizzlies* 49-32
9. Suns⁰ 47-34
10. Timberwolves⁰ 40-41
11. Nuggets⁰ 36-44
12. Pelicans⁰ 33-48
13. Kings⁰ 28-53
14. Lakers⁰ 26-55
15. Jazz⁰ 24-57
East:
1. PACERSᴱ 55-26
2. HEATˢᵉ 54-27
3. RAPTORSᴬ 48-33
4. Bulls* 48-33
5. Nets* 44-36
6. Wizards* 43-38
7. Bobcats* 42-39
8. Hawks* 37-44
9. Knicks⁰ 35-45
10. Cavaliers⁰ 32-49
11. Pistons⁰ 29-52
12. Celtics⁰ 25-56
13. Magic⁰ 23-58
14. Sixers⁰ 18-63
15. Bucks⁰ 15-66
ᴱ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵂ - Clinched Western Conference
ᴺᵂ - Clinched Northwest Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ᴬ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated from Playoffs contention
Division leaders are capitalized and are guaranteed at least the 4th seed.
Post by: razorsharp on April 15, 2014, 04:20:06 PM
masarap panoorin yung sa western finals, I bet spurs - thunder ito!!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 15, 2014, 08:01:00 PM
New York at Brooklyn - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Denver at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: Zurca on April 17, 2014, 03:40:17 PM
NBA Results April 16, 2014
Clippers beat Nuggets 117-105 for record 57th win (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-beat-nuggets-117-105-052515807--nba.html)
Knicks pound Nets again as Anthony sits (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-pound-nets-again-anthony-025227065--nba.html)
NBA Results April 17, 2014
Pacers rest 3 starters, cruise past Magic 101-86 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-rest-3-starters-cruise-013158151--nba.html)
Crawford's 41 points leads Warriors over Nuggets (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/crawfords-41-points-leads-warriors-052903500--nba.html)
Blazers defeat Clippers 110-102 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/blazers-defeat-clippers-110-102-051914573--nba.html)
Goodwin helps Suns to 104-99 win over Kings (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/goodwin-helps-suns-104-99-051608904--nba.html)
Grizzlies grab 7th seed, beat Dallas 106-105 in OT (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-grab-7th-seed-beat-030423796--nba.html)
Knicks beat Raptors, who get No. 3 seed anyway (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-beat-raptors-no-3-024721394--nba.html)
Wizards head to playoffs with win (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-head-playoffs-win-022453819--nba.html)
Hawks wrap up regular season, beat Bucks 111-103 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-wrap-regular-season-beat-022701963--nba.html)
Evans leads Pelicans past Rockets, 105-100 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/evans-leads-pelicans-past-rockets-023011706--nba.html)
Burke's 32 lift Jazz over Wolves in the finale (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/burkes-32-lift-jazz-over-031314590--nba.html)
Nets rest starters, lose 114-85 to Cavaliers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-rest-starters-lose-114-022246761--nba.html)
76ers top resting Heat in finale, 100-87 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/76ers-top-resting-heat-finale-023749587--nba.html)
Hill leads Lakers over Spurs in finale, 113-100 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hill-leads-lakers-over-spurs-022447683--nba.html)
Durant has 42, Thunder beat Pistons 112-111 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-42-thunder-beat-pistons-025803429--nba.html)
Walker leads Bobcats over Bulls in OT, 91-86 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/walker-leads-bobcats-over-bulls-014858068--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on April 17, 2014, 03:43:20 PM
WESTERN CONFERENCE
No. 1 San Antonio Spurs (62-20) vs. No. 8 Dallas Mavericks (49-33)
Game 1: Sunday, April 20, at San Antonio, 1:00PM on TNT
Game 2: Wednesday, April 23, at San Antonio, 8:00PM on NBA TV
Game 3: Saturday, April 26, at Dallas, 4:30PM on TNT
Game 4: Monday, April 28, at Dallas, 9:30PM on TNT
Game 5*: Wednesday, April 30, at San Antonio, TBD
Game 6*: Friday, May 2, at Dallas, TBD
Game 7*: Sunday, May 4, at San Antonio, TBD
No. 4 Houston Rockets (54-28) vs. No. 5 Portland Trail Blazers (54-28)
Game 1: Sunday, April 20, at Houston, 9:30PM on TNT
Game 2: Wednesday, April 23, at Houston, 9:30PM on TNT
Game 3: Friday, April 25, at Portland, 10:30PM on ESPN
Game 4: Sunday, April 27, at Portland, 9:30PM on TNT
Game 5*: Wednesday, April 30, at Houston, TBD
Game 6*: Friday, May 2, at Portland, TBD
Game 7*: Sunday, May 4, at Houston, TBD
No. 3 Los Angeles Clippers (57-25) vs. No. 6 Golden State Warriors (51-31)
Game 1: Saturday, April 19, at Los Angeles, 12:30PM on ABC
Game 2: Monday, April 21, at Los Angeles, 10:30PM on TNT
Game 3: Thursday, April 24, at Golden State, 10:30PM on TNT
Game 4: Sunday, April 27, at Golden State, 3:30PM on ABC
Game 5*: Tuesday, April 29, at Los Angeles, TBD
Game 6*: Thursday, May 1, at Golden State, TBD
Game 7*: Saturday, May 3, at Los Angeles, TBD on TNT
No. 2 Oklahoma City Thunder (59-23) vs. No. 7 Memphis Grizzlies (50-32)
Game 1: Saturday, April 19, at Oklahoma City, 9:30PM on ESPN
Game 2: Monday, April 21, at Oklahoma City, 8:00PM on TNT
Game 3: Thursday, April 24, at Memphis, 8:00PM on TNT
Game 4: Saturday, April 26, at Memphis, 9:30PM on ESPN
Game 5*: Tuesday, April 29, at Oklahoma City, TBD
Game 6*: Thursday, May 1, at Memphis, TBD
Game 7*: Saturday, May 3, at Oklahoma City, TBD on TNT
Post by: Zurca on April 17, 2014, 03:45:43 PM
EASTERN CONFERENCE
No. 1 Indiana Pacers (56-26) vs. No. 8 Atlanta Hawks (38-44)
Game 1: Saturday, April 19, at Indiana, 7:00PM on ESPN
Game 2: Tuesday, April 22, at Indiana, 7:00PM on TNT
Game 3: Thursday, April 24, at Atlanta, 7:00PM on NBA TV
Game 4: Saturday, April 26, at Atlanta, 2:00PM on TNT
Game 5*: Monday, April 28, at Indiana, 8:00PM on NBA TV
Game 6*: Thursday, May 1, at Atlanta, TBD
Game 7*: Saturday, May 3, at Indiana, TBD on TNT
No. 4 Chicago Bulls (48-34) vs. No. 5 Washington Wizards (44-38)
Game 1: Sunday, April 20, 7:00PM on TNT
Game 2: Tuesday, April 22, at Chicago, 9:30PM on TNT
Game 3: Friday, April 25, at Washington, 8:00PM on ESPN
Game 4: Sunday, April 27, at Washington, 1:00PM on ABC
Game 5*: Tuesday, April 29, at Chicago, TBD
Game 6*: Thursday, May 1, at Washington, TBD
Game 7*: Saturday, May 3, at Chicago, TBD on TNT
No. 3 Toronto Raptors (48-34) vs. No. 6 Brooklyn Nets (44-38)
Game 1: Saturday, April 19, at Toronto, 12:30PM on ESPN
Game 2: Tuesday, April 22, at Toronto, 8:00PM on NBA TV
Game 3: Friday, April 25, at Brooklyn, 7:00PM on ESPN2
Game 4: Sunday, April 27, at Brooklyn, 7:00PM on TNT
Game 5*: Wednesday, April 30, at Toronto, TBD
Game 6*: Friday, May 2, at Brooklyn, TBD
Game 7*: Sunday, May 4, at Toronto, TBD
No. 2 Miami Heat (54-28) vs. No. 7 Charlotte Bobcats (43-39)
Game 1: Sunday, April 20, at Miami, 3:30PM on ABC
Game 2: Wednesday, April 23, at Miami, 7:00PM on TNT
Game 3: Saturday, April 26, at Charlotte, 7:00PM on ESPN
Game 4: Monday, April 28, at Charlotte, 7:00PM on TNT
Game 5*: Wednesday, April 30, at Miami, TBD
Game 6*: Friday, May 2, at Charlotte, TBD
Game 7*: Sunday, May 4, at Miami, TBD
Post by: Lord Nok Von Hauten on April 17, 2014, 06:53:52 PM
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Post by: razorsharp on April 18, 2014, 02:20:29 AM
Post by: Zurca on April 18, 2014, 12:25:13 PM
1. San Antonio Spurs (62-20; last week's ranking: 1): The Spurs have so far impressively responded from their loss in the 2013 NBA Finals. Now, they'll try to use that disappointment as fuel for the playoffs.
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (59-23; last week's ranking: 2): Kevin Durant averaged a career-best 32 points this season. He averaged 30.8 in four games against the Grizzlies.
3. Los Angeles Clippers (57-25; last week's ranking: 3): The heated rivalry between the Clippers and Warriors renews in the playoffs. The teams got testy on Christmas, and their tempers don't figure to cool down in the postseason.
4. Miami Heat (54-28; last week's ranking: 4): The reigning NBA champions enter the playoffs with one victory in their past six games. LeBron James averaged 31.1 points in April.
5. Houston Rockets (54-28; last week's ranking: 5): Houston won its season series 3-1 against first-round opponent Portland. Dwight Howard averaged 25.5 points and 13.5 rebounds against the Blazers.
6. Indiana Pacers (56-26; last week's ranking: 8 ): The East's top-seeded Pacers lost six of 10 games going into the postseason. Facing struggling Atlanta in the first round could help their confidence.
7. Portland Trail Blazers (54-28; last week's ranking: 6): Second-year guard Damian Lillard is making his first playoff appearance. He never played in the NCAA tournament.
8. Golden State Warriors (51-31; last week's ranking: 7): With Andrew Bogut sidelined, the Warriors hope center Festus Ezeli, who has been sidelined with a knee injury, can make his season debut in the playoffs.
9. Memphis Grizzlies (50-32; last week's ranking: 11): Memphis is a scary opponent for the Thunder. The Grizzlies knocked Oklahoma City, which was missing Russell Westbrook, out of the playoffs last season.
10. Dallas Mavericks (49-33; last week's ranking: 9): The Spurs swept Dallas in four games this season. Dirk Nowitzki averaged 18.5 points and 16.7 percent 3-point shooting versus the Spurs.
11. Phoenix Suns (48-34; last week's ranking: 10): Phoenix fell shy of making the playoffs in the West, but rookie coach Jeff Hornacek is still a legitimate Coach of the Year candidate.
12. Chicago Bulls (48-34; last week's ranking: 13): The Bulls will again have to make their playoff push with Derrick Rose on the sideline.
13. Toronto Raptors (48-34; last week's ranking: 12): Coach Dwane Casey's agent met with Toronto GM Masai Ujiri last week. Casey is expected back.
14. Brooklyn Nets (44-38; last week's ranking: 14): Kevin Garnett and the Nets are hoping the extra days off – and no back-to-backs – will help them in the playoffs.
15. Washington Wizards (44-38; last week's ranking: 15): The Wizards are in the postseason for the first time since 2008 and also for the first time in the post-Gilbert Arenas era.
16. Charlotte Bobcats (43-39; last week's ranking: 16): Charlotte will enter its first playoff appearance since 2010 with wins in three straight games and eight of its past 10 contests.
17. Atlanta Hawks (38-44; last week's ranking: 17): The Hawks are making their sixth straight playoff appearance. They split their four games against the Pacers this season.
18. Minnesota Timberwolves (40-42; last week's ranking: 18): Assuming Rick Adelman leaves, a source said Minnesota's coaching wish list includes Tom Izzo, Fred Hoiberg and Stan Van Gundy.
19. New York Knicks (37-45; last week's ranking: 19): Outside of president Steve Mills, everyone else on the front-office and coaching staffs could be replaced by Phil Jackson.
20. Denver Nuggets (36-46; last week's ranking: 20): Denver's 10-year playoff streak came to an end this season. Long-time Nuggets athletic trainer Jim Gillen retired after 23 years.
21. New Orleans Pelicans (34-48; last week's ranking: 21): Guard Pierre Jackson, whose rights are owned by the Pelicans, plans to play for New Orleans in the Las Vegas Summer League.
22. Cleveland Cavaliers (33-49; last week's ranking: 22): Kyrie Irving said he doesn't "have a definitive answer" on whether he will accept a max contract offer from the Cavs this summer.
23. Detroit Pistons (29-53; last week's ranking: 24): The Pistons are looking for a new general manager and coach this summer.
24. Sacramento Kings (28-54; last week's ranking: 23) Forward Rudy Gay has a tough decision as to whether to opt out of the final year of his contract paying him $19.3 million.
25. Los Angeles Lakers (27-55; last week's ranking: 25): The Lakers will have a busy offseason this summer. The team figures to look drastically different next season.
26. Utah Jazz (25-57; last week's ranking: 26): The big questions for the Jazz this offseason is whether they will bring back coach Tyrone Corbin and re-sign free agent Gordon Hayward.
27. Boston Celtics (25-57; last week's ranking: 28): When asked after the season finale if he wanted to play for the Celtics next season, point guard Rajon Rondo said, "Next question."
28. Orlando Magic (23-59; last week's ranking: 27): Magic assistant general manager Scott Perry is an expected candidate for GM openings with Detroit and Cleveland, a source said.
29. Philadelphia 76ers (19-63, last week's ranking: 29): About the only good news that will come out of this forgettable season is Michael Carter-Williams likely winning Rookie of the Year.
30. Milwaukee Bucks (15-67; last week's ranking: 30): The Bucks finish this season with the NBA's worst record, and will have the best odds during the draft lottery on May 20.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 19, 2014, 12:00:48 PM
Winning Formula na ba ito ???
Post Merge: April 20, 2014, 06:11:35 PM
April 20, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets - 94 Raptors - 87
Johnson: 24 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs./Lowry: 22 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 18 Rebs.
Warriors - 109 Clippers - 105
Thompson: 22 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Lee: 13 Rebs./Paul: 28 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Hawks - 101 Pacers - 93
Teague: 28 Pts Teague: 5 Asts. Carroll: 10 Rebs./George: 24 Pts. George: 5 Asts. George: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 86 Thunder - 100
Randolph: 21 Pts. Conley: 11 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Durant: 33 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Westbrook: 10 Rebs.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 0
8. Mavericks - 0
4. Rockets - 0
5. Blazers - 0
2. Thunder - 1
7. Grizzlies - 0
3. Clippers - 0
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 0
8. Hawks - 1
4. Bulls - 0
5. Wizards - 0
2. Heat - 0
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 0
6. Nets - 1
Post Merge: April 20, 2014, 09:32:23 PM
Monday, April 21 Schedule: 4 games
Game 1 - Dallas at San Antonio - 1 pm ET, 10 am PT on TNT
Game 1 - Charlotte at Miami - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Game 1 - Washington at Chicago - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 1 - Portland at Houston - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 21, 2014, 07:17:48 PM
Mavericks - 85 Spurs - 90
Harris: 19 Pts. Harris: 5 Asts. Nowitzki: 8 Rebs./Duncan: 27 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Splitter: 11 Rebs.
Bobcats - 88 Heat - 99
Walker: 20 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Jefferson: 10 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. Wade: 5 Asts. Andersen: 10 Rebs.
Wizards - 102 Bulls - 93
Nene: 24 Pts. Beal: 7 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs./Hinrich: 16 Pts. Noah: 4 Asts. Noah: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 122 Rockets - 120
Aldridge: 46 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 18 Rebs./Harden: 27 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
8. Mavericks - 0
4. Rockets - 0
5. Blazers - 1
2. Thunder - 1
7. Grizzlies - 0
3. Clippers - 0
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 0
8. Hawks - 1
4. Bulls - 0
5. Wizards - 1
2. Heat - 1
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 0
6. Nets - 1
Tuesday, April 22 Schedule: 2 games
Game 2 - Memphis at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Game 2 - Golden State at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post Merge: April 21, 2014, 10:17:11 PM
News :
The New York Knicks have fired head coach Mike Woodson after he failed to guide his squad to the playoffs in a frustrating 2013-14 NBA season.
The entire Knicks coaching staff was fired,which the team's public relations Twitter account announced on Monday
Continue Reading HERE (http://bit.ly/1gNhB47)
Post Merge: April 22, 2014, 10:41:17 AM
Joakim Noah is NBA DPOY
DEERFIELD, Ill. -- Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah has been named the NBA's Defensive Player of the Year.
"This is very humbling to be in this situation right now," Noah said at a news conference.
Noah also took time to thank coach Tom Thibodeau conceding, "Without your system, this wouldn't be possible."
Noah dedicated his award to his beloved mentor, Tyrone Green, who passed away last week.
"This award goes to somebody who I'll never forget," Noah said. "Somebody who just passed and meant so much to me, who believed in me. Mr. Green, I love you and I appreciate you and I know you're smiling down right now really proud. This award goes to you."
Noah is in the midst of the best season of his professional career, averaging 12.6 points, 11.3 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game during the regular season.
Aside from serving as the defensive anchor for Thibodeau's system, Noah has also become an even bigger leader on and off the floor for his teammates after the loss of Derrick Rose (knee surgery) and the trade of Luol Deng to Cleveland.
"Each year I think he's gotten better and better," Thibodeau said. "And I think that's a testament to his will and determination. And he's improved in many different areas -- everyone talks about the passing and his defense but offensively his scoring, his leadership, his professionalism (have grown)."
Noah picked up 100 first-place votes and earned 555 of a possible 1,125 points; each first-place vote is worth five points, a second-place vote is worth three points and a third-place vote is worth one point.
Indiana's Roy Hibbert (166 points, eight first-place votes) and the Los Angeles Clippers' DeAndre Jordan (121 points, eight first-place votes) finished second and third, respectively.
Noah becomes the first Bull since Michael Jordan to win the prestigious award. Jordan won the award in 1988. The emotional center also has a strong chance to make the All-NBA first team. Noah made sure to acknowledge several teammates by name -- making sure they receive recognition as well.
"This award is not about me," Noah said. "Even though I get to go home with that weird looking dude ... it's not even a great defensive stance. But this is about our team."
Noah's award isn't the last time the Bulls have a chance to earn some individual honors -- teammate Taj Gibson is considered a strong candidate for Sixth Man of the Year, while Thibodeau figures to be in the running for Coach of the Year.
From ESPN (http://m.espn.go.com/general/story?storyId=10817297&city=chicago&src=desktop&wjb)
Post by: Zurca on April 22, 2014, 11:04:18 AM
LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill. (AP) -- There were some emotional moments and some funny stories as Joakim Noah accepted the NBA's Defensive Player of the Year award on Monday, like this one.
The Chicago Bulls' center recalled a grueling workout with coach Tom Thibodeau.
''I told Thibs, 'If we weren't winning games, I would really, really hate you,''' he said. ''And he said, 'Trust me, Jo, I feel the same way about you.'''
Continue reading here. (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-noah-defensive-player-181627884--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 22, 2014, 04:52:11 PM
Grizzlies - 111 Thunder - 105 ( OT )
Randolph: 25 Pts. Conley: 12 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs./Durant: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs.
Warriors - 98 Clippers - 138
Curry: 24 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Barnes: 6 Rebs./ Griffin: 35 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
8. Mavericks - 0
4. Rockets - 0
5. Blazers - 1
2. Thunder - 1
7. Grizzlies - 1
3. Clippers - 1
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 0
8. Hawks - 1
4. Bulls - 0
5. Wizards - 1
2. Heat - 1
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 0
6. Nets - 1
Wednesday , April 23 Schedule: 3 games
Game 2 - Atlanta at Indiana - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 2 - Brooklyn at Toronto - 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Game 2 - Washington at Chicago - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: Zurca on April 23, 2014, 10:28:25 AM
San Antonio (AFP) - Gregg Popovich, who guided the San Antonio Spurs to the league's best record this season, was named Tuesday as the NBA Coach of the Year for the third time in his career.
The Spurs, sparked by big man Tim Duncan and backcourt stars Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, finished with a 62-20 regular-season mark to claim a home-court edge throughout the NBA playoffs.
Popovich, who also won the award in 2012 and 2003, joined Pat Riley and Don Nelson as the only three-time winners of the award.
Continue reading here. (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/san-antonios-popovich-named-coach-184209573--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 23, 2014, 10:30:35 AM
San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich was named NBA Coach of the Year on Tuesday, making him the third coach in league history to win the Red Auerbach Trophy three times.
Popovich has received the league's top coaching honor in two of the past three seasons and joins Don Nelson and Pat Riley as a three-time winner.
"This award with Coach Auerbach here belongs to a lot of people," Popovich said. "I'm honored and very thankful.
"When you win an award, it gets down to the players. Players do the work, and players do the winning. They've been unbelievable for me, allowed me to coach them for a long time, and without their play, their diligence and their professionalism, I know this wouldn't happen."
In a career full of masterful coaching performances, Popovich may have delivered his best in season No. 18.
The Spurs entered the season thinking about the devastating loss to the Miami Heat in last summer's classic NBA Finals. Thought to be too old to challenge LeBron James and the mighty Heat, the Spurs took the defending champions to seven games but couldn't close it out for the franchise's fifth title.
Continue Reading HERE (http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?storyId=10821444&src=desktop&wjb)
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congrats pop :peace:
Post Merge: April 23, 2014, 03:34:42 PM
April 23, Final Scores/Leaders :
Hawks - 85 Pacers - 101
Millsap: 19 Pts. Teague: 4 Asts. Brand: 7 Rebs./George: 27 Pts. George: 6 Asts. George: 10 Rebs.
Nets - 95 Raptors - 100
Johnson: 18 Pts. Livingston: 5 Asts. Pierce: 6 Rebs./DeRozan: 30 Pts. Vasquez: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs.
Wizards - 101 Bulls - 99
Beal: 26 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Booker: 8 Rebs./Augustin: 25 Pts. Augustin: 7 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
8. Mavericks - 0
4. Rockets - 0
5. Blazers - 1
2. Thunder - 1
7. Grizzlies - 1
3. Clippers - 1
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 1
8. Hawks - 1
4. Bulls - 0
5. Wizards - 2
2. Heat - 1
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 1
6. Nets - 1
Post Merge: April 23, 2014, 09:29:05 PM
Thursday, April 24 Schedule: 3 games
Game 2 - Charlotte at Miami - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 2 - Dallas at San Antonio - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
Game 2 - Portland at Houston - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: toretto on April 24, 2014, 08:19:13 AM
Phoenix Suns guard Goran Dragic, who enjoyed a career season, was named the NBA's most improved player, the league announced Wednesday.
Dragic received 408 of a possible 1,134 points, including 65 first-place votes, from a panel of 126 sports writers and broadcasters throughout the United States and Canada. Lance Stephenson of the Indiana Pacers (158 points, 13 first-place votes) and Anthony Davis of the New Orleans Pelicans (155 points, 16 first-place votes) finished second and third, respectively.
Led by Dragic, the Suns were one of the league's biggest surprises, improving 23 games from last season while narrowly missing the playoffs with a 48-34 record. Dragic claiming the award came one day after Jeff Hornacek finished second to San Antonio's Gregg Popovich in coach of the year voting.
Dragic, who entered the season with a career scoring average of 9.5 points a game, put up a career-best 20.3 a game to go along with averages of 5.9 assists and 3.2 rebounds. He shot just over 50 percent from the field.
Teammate Channing Frye lauded Dragic on Twitter.
Congratulations to @Goran_Dragic winning Most Improved. He is a elite player. I'm glad that I've had a chance to see him grow over the yrs
- Channing Frye (@Channing_Frye) April 23, 2014
From ESPN (http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?storyId=10827626&wjb=)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 24, 2014, 06:01:53 PM
Bobcats - 97 Heat - 101
Kidd-Gilchrist: 22 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Jefferson: 13 Rebs./James: 32 Pts. James: 8 Asts. James: 6 Rebs.
Mavericks - 113 Spurs - 92
Ellis: 21 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Dalembert: 7 Rebs./Ginobili: 27 Pts. Ginobili: 4 Asts. Duncan: 7 Rebs.
Blazers - 112 Rockets - 105
Aldridge: 43 Pts. Lillard: 11 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Howard: 32 Pts. Lin: 5 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
8. Mavericks - 1
4. Rockets - 0
5. Blazers - 2
2. Thunder - 1
7. Grizzlies - 1
3. Clippers - 1
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 1
8. Hawks - 1
4. Bulls - 0
5. Wizards - 2
2. Heat - 2
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 1
6. Nets - 1
Post Merge: April 25, 2014, 04:40:01 PM
April 25, Final Scores/Leaders :
Pacers - 85 Hawks - 98
Stephenson: 21 Pts. West: 5 Asts. George: 14 Rebs./Teague: 22 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Millsap: 14 Rebs.
Thunder - 95 Grizzlies - 98
Durant: 30 Pts. Durant: 3 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs./Conley: 20 Pts. Randolph: 6 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 98 Warriors - 96
Griffin: 32 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 22 Rebs./Thompson: 26 Pts. Curry: 15 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Pacers:
West - 16 Pts. 7 rebs. 5 Asts.
George - 12 Pts. 14 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Hibbert - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Hill - 4 Pts. 4 Asts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Stephenson - 21 Pts. 13 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Stls.
Scola - 17 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Turner - 3 Pts. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Copeland - 2 Pts. 5 Rebs.
Watson - 6 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls.
Hawks:
Millsap - 14 Pts. 14 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Blk.
Carroll - 18 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Antic - 1 Pt. 3 Rebs.
Teague - 22 Pts. 2 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Korver - 20 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Brand - 4 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Scott - 5 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Mack - 3 Pts. 2 Asts. 2 Rebs.
Williams - 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Durant - 30 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 5 Blks.
Perkins - 7 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Westbrook - 30 Pts. 13 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Sefolosha - 7 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Collison - 2 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Butler - 0 Pts. 1 Reb.
Jackson - 4 Pts. 1 Reb. 3 Asts.
Fisher - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Grizzlies:
Randolph - 16 Pts. 10 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Prince - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Gasol - 14 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Conley - 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Lee - 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Miller - 0 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Koufos - 6 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Udrih - 12 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Allen - 16 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Clippers:
Griffin - 32 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Barnes - 0 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 4 Stls.
Jordan - 14 Pts. 22 Rebs. 2 Asts. 5 Blks.
Paul - 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 10 Asts. 2 Stls.
Redick - 14 Pts. 1 Reb. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Davis - 4 Pts. 1 Ast. 1 Reb.
Granger - 0 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Turkoglu - 0 Pts. 1 Stl.
Collison - 6 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Crawford - 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Warriors:
Lee - 12 Pts. 9 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Iguodala - 11 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
O'Neal - 10 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Curry - 16 Pts. 2 Rebs. 15 Asts. 1 Stl.
Thompson: 26 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Speights - 2 Pts. 1 Reb.
Barnes - 4 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Green - 13 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls. 4 Blks.
Blake - 0 Pts. 1 Reb.
Crawford - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
8. Mavericks - 1
4. Rockets - 0
5. Blazers - 2
2. Thunder - 1
7. Grizzlies - 2
3. Clippers - 2
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 1
8. Hawks - 2
4. Bulls - 0
5. Wizards - 2
2. Heat - 2
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 1
6. Nets - 1
Saturday, April 26 Schedule: 3 games
Game 3 - Toronto at Brooklyn - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN2
Game 3 - Chicago at Washington - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Game 3 - Houston at Portland - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post Merge: April 26, 2014, 04:36:49 PM
April 26, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 98 Nets - 102
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Vasquez: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs./Johnson: 29 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Livingston: 6 Rebs.
Bulls - 100 Wizards - 97
Dunleavy: 35 Pts. Augustin: 7 Asts. Noah: 9 Rebs./Beal: 25 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Ariza: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 121 Blazers - 116
Harden: 37 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 30 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs.
BOX SCORES:
Raptors:
Johnson - 7 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Ross - 5 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Valanciunas - 10 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Lowry - 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts.
DeRozan - 30 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Hansbrough - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Patterson - 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Salmons - 4 Pts. 1 Ast.
Fields - 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Vasquez - 7 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Nets:
Pierce - 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Garnett - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Williams - 22 Pts. 2 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Livingston - 3 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Johnson - 29 Pts. 2 Asts.
Teletovic - 5 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Plumlee - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Anderson - 1 Pt. 2 Rebs.
Kirilenko - 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Blatche - 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Thornton - 6 Pts.
Bulls:
Boozer - 14 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Dunleavy - 35 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Noah - 6 Pts. 9 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Hinrich - 4 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Butler - 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Gibson - 13 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Augustin - 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
Snell - 1 Reb.
Wizards:
Nene - 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Ariza - 16 Pts. 11 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Gortat - 13 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 3 Blks.
Wall - 23 Pts. 2 Rebs. 7 Asts. 4 Stls.
Beal - 25 Pts. 4 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Blk.
Booker - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Gooden - 1 Reb.
Webster - 6 Pts. 4 Rebs.
Miller - 2 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Rockets:
Parsons - 15 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Howard - 24 Pts. 14 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Blks.
Asik - 7 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Beverley - 16 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Harden - 37 Pts. 9 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Jones - 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Lin - 13 Pts. 4 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Daniels - 9 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Blazers:
Aldridge - 23 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Blks.
Batum - 26 Pts. 9 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Lopez - 11 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Stl. 3 Blks.
Lillard - 30 Pts. 6 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Matthews - 5 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Robinson - 2 Pts.
Wright - 2 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Ast. 3 Blks.
Freeland - 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Williams - 17 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
8. Mavericks - 1
4. Rockets - 1
5. Blazers - 2
2. Thunder - 1
7. Grizzlies - 2
3. Clippers - 2
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 1
8. Hawks - 2
4. Bulls - 1
5. Wizards - 2
2. Heat - 2
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 1
6. Nets - 2
Post by: toretto on April 26, 2014, 05:56:31 PM
Game 4 - Indiana at Atlanta - 2 pm ET, 11 am PT on TNT
Game 3 - San Antonio at Dallas - 4:30 pm ET, 1:30 pm PT on TNT
Game 3 - Miami at Charlotte - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Game 4 - Oklahoma City at Memphis - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 27, 2014, 02:39:52 PM
Pacers - 91 Hawks - 88
George: 24 Pts. George: 5 Asts. George: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 29 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Korver: 9 Rebs.
Spurs - 108 Mavericks - 109
Duncan: 22 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Splitter: 13 Rebs./Ellis: 29 Pts. Calderon: 9 Asts. Dalembert: 10 Rebs.
Heat - 98 Bobcats - 85
James: 30 Pts. James: 6 Asts. James: 10 Rebs./Jefferson: 20 Pts. Ridnour: 6 Asts. McRoberts: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 92 Grizzlies - 89
Jackson: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Ibaka: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 23 Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Allen: 13 Rebs.
BOX SCORES:
Pacers:
West - 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
George - 24 Pts. 10 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Blks.
Hibbert - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Hill - 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Stephenson - 5 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Blks.
Scola - 4 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Turner - 11 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Mahinmi - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Watson - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Hawks:
Millsap - 29 PTs. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 3 Blks.
Carroll - 3 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Antic - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Teague - 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 7 Asts.
Korver - 15 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Brand - 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Scott - 12 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Mack - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Williams - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 4 Stls.
Spurs:
Duncan - 22 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Blks.
Leonard - 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 5 Stls.
Splitter - 19 Pts. 13 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Parker - 19 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Green - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Bonner - 2 Pts.
Diaw - 7 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Mills - 5 Pts. 1 Reb. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ginobili - 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 4 Stls.
Belinelli - 7 Pts. 1 Reb.
Mavericks:
Nowitzki - 18 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Marion - 9 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Dalembert - 13 Pts. 10 Rebs. 4 Blks.
Calderon - 16 Pts. 9 Asts.
Ellis - 29 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Wright - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Crowder - 4 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Blair - 2 Pts.
Harris - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Carter - 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Heat:
Haslem - 4 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
James - 30 Pts. 10 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Bosh - 8 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blk.
Chalmers - 8 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Wade - 17 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Lewis - 3 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Andersen - 12 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Jones - 3 Pts. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Cole - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Allen - 8 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Bobcats:
McRoberts - 13 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Kidd-Gilchrist - 3 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Jefferson - 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Blks.
Walker - 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Henderson - 6 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Tolliver - 1 Reb.
White - 2 Rebs.
Zeller - 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Blks.
Biyombo - 1 Pt. 1 Reb. 2 Blks.
Pargo - 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Ridnour - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Neal - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Douglas-Roberts - 17 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 12 Pts. 14 Rebs. 1 Stl. 5 Blks.
Durant - 15 Pts. 13 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Perkins - 4 Pts. 6 Rebs.
Westbrook - 15 Pts. 10 Rebs. 7 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Sefolosha - 3 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Collison - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Butler - 6 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Adams - 1 Blk.
Jackson - 32 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Fisher - 2 Pts. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Grizzlies:
Randolph - 11 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls.
Prince - 2 Pts.
Gasol - 23 Pts. 11 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Conley - 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 10 Asts. 4 Stls. 1 Blk.
Lee - 9 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Davis - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Miller - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Koufos - 1 Reb.
Udrih - 6 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Allen - 14 Pts. 13 Rebs. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
8. Mavericks - 2
4. Rockets - 1
5. Blazers - 2
2. Thunder - 2
7. Grizzlies - 2
3. Clippers - 2
6. Warriors - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 2
8. Hawks - 2
4. Bulls - 1
5. Wizards - 2
2. Heat - 3
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 1
6. Nets - 2
Post by: toretto on April 27, 2014, 09:20:35 PM
Game 4 - Chicago at Washington - 1 pm ET, 10 am PT on ABC
Game 4 - L.A. Clippers at Golden State - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Game 4 - Toronto at Brooklyn - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 4 - Houston at Portland - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: razorsharp on April 29, 2014, 11:42:10 AM
Post by: Zurca on May 01, 2014, 04:21:32 PM
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Clippers guard Jamal Crawford will be named the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year for the second time in his career, a league official with knowledge of the award said.
The official spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Wednesday because the league hasn't announced the award.
Crawford was the Clippers' third-leading scorer and the NBA's top-scoring reserve with 18.6 points per game. He added 3.2 assists and 2.3 rebounds per game for the two-time Pacific Division champions.
Continue reading here. (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-clippers-crawford-nbas-225902345--nba.html)
Post Merge: May 01, 2014, 04:27:30 PM
NBA bans Clippers owner Sterling for life over race remarks
NEW YORK - The NBA banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life and fined him the maximum $2.5 million Tuesday for "deeply offensive and harmful" racist comments that sparked a national firestorm.
Three days after a recording surfaced of Sterling urging his girlfriend not to publicly associate with blacks, NBA commissioner Adam Silver removed the 80-year-old billionaire from the league and urged owners to start the process of forcing him to sell the team he bought in 1981.
Continue reading here. (http://www.rappler.com/sports/by-sport/basketball/56761-nba-bans-clippers-owner-sterling-life)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 02, 2014, 06:53:09 PM
Pacers - 95 Hawks - 88
George: 24 Pts. West: 6 Asts. West: 11 Rebs./Teague: 29 Pts. Millsap: 5 Asts. Millsap: 18 Rebs.
Thunder - 104 Grizzlies - 84
Durant: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 5 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs./Gasol: 17 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Clippers - 99 Warriors - 100
Crawford: 19 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs./Curry: 24 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Green: 14 Rebs.
BOX SCORES:
Pacers:
West - 24 Pts. 11 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
George - 24 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Hibbert - 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Hill - 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Stephenson - 21 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Scola - 1 Ast.
Copeland - 5 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Mahinmi - 6 Rebs. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Watson - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Butler - 1 Reb.
Hawks:
Millsap - 16 Pts. 18 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
Carroll - 7 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Antic - 5 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Teague - 29 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Korver - 9 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Brand - 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Scott - 4 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Mack - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Williams - 16 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 8 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast. 4 Blks.
Durant - 36 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Butler - 7 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Perkins - 6 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Westbrook - 25 Pts. 9 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Collison - 2 PTs.
Jones - 1 Reb.
Adams - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Blks.
Fisher - 2 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Jackson - 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Lamb - 1 Ast.
Grizzlies:
Randolph: 16 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Prince - 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Gasol - 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Conley - 5 PTs. 4 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Lee - 4 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Blk.
Johnson - 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Davis - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Leuer - 1 Ast.
Miller - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Koufos - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Udrih - 2 Pts. 3 Asts.
Franklin - 1 PTs.
Allen - 13 PTs. 5 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Clippers:
Griffin - 17 Pts. 9 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Blk.
Barnes - 18 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Jordan - 9 Pts. 19 Rebs. 1 Stl. 4 Blks.
Paul - 9 Pts. 5 Rebs. 8 Asts.
Redick - 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Davis - 1 Reb.
Dudley - 1 Reb.
Granger - 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Collison - 12 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts.
Crawford - 19 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Green - 1 Reb.
Warriors:
Lee - 8 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Iguodala - 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Green - 14 Pts. 14 Rebs. 4 Asts. 5 Stls.
Curry - 24 Pts. 4 Rebs. 9 Asts.
Thompson - 9 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Speights - 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Barnes - 8 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Blk.
O'Neal - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Crawford - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 3
8. Mavericks - 2
4. Rockets - 2
5. Blazers - 3
2. Thunder - 3
7. Grizzlies - 3
3. Clippers - 3
6. Warriors - 3
East:
1. Pacers - 3
8. Hawks - 3
4. Bulls - 1
5. WIZARDS - 4
2. HEAT - 4
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 3
6. Nets - 2
Post by: toretto on May 02, 2014, 08:26:49 PM
Game 6 - Toronto at Brooklyn - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN2
Game 6 - San Antonio at Dallas - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Game 6 - Houston at Portland - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 03, 2014, 08:28:52 PM
Raptors - 83 Nets - 97
Raptors:
Johnson - 4 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ross - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Valanciunas - 9 Pts. 9 Rebs.
Lowry - 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Stls.
DeRozan - 28 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Hansbrough - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Patterson - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Blks.
Salmons - 6 Pts. 2 REbs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Novak - 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Vasquez - 9 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 ASts. 1 Stl.
Nets:
Pierce - 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Anderson - 9 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Garnett - 13 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Williams - 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Johnson - 17 Pts. 3 Asts.
Plumlee- 1 Reb.
Teletovic - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Kirilenko - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Blatche - 8 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Livingston - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Thornton - 5 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Spurs - 111 Mavericks - 113
Spurs:
Duncan - 16 Pts. 9 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Blks.
Leonard - 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Ast. 3 Stls.
Splitter -19 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Parker - 22 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Green - 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Diaw - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Mills - 10 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ginobili - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Belinelli - 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Mavericks:
Nowitzki - 22 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Marion - 7 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Dalembert - 6 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Calderon - 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ellis - 29 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Crowder - 3 Pts.
Blair - 10 Pts. 14 Rebs. 1 Ast. 4 Stls.
Harris - 11 Pts. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Carter - 13 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Rockets - 98 Blazers - 99
Rockets:
Parsons - 16 Pts. 12 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Howard - 26 Pts. 11 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Asik - 4 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Beverley - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Harden - 34 Pts. 4 Rebs. 6 Asts. 4 Stls.
Jones - 5 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Lin - 11 Pts. 1 Reb. 3 Asts.
Blazers:
Aldridge - 30 Pts. 13 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Batum - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Lopez - 12 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Stls. 4 Blks.
Lillard - 25 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Matthews - 12 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Robinson - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Williams - 3 Pts. 1 Ast.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 3
8. Mavericks - 3
4. Rockets - 2
5. BLAZERS - 4
2. Thunder - 3
7. Grizzlies - 3
3. Clippers - 3
6. Warriors - 3
East:
1. Pacers - 3
8. Hawks - 3
4. Bulls - 1
5. WIZARDS - 4
2. HEAT - 4
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 3
6. Nets - 3
Sunday, May 5 Schedule: 3 games
Game 7 - Atlanta at Indiana - 5:30 pm ET, 2:30 pm PT on TNT
Game 7 - Memphis at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Game 7 - Golden State at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post Merge: May 04, 2014, 03:10:49 PM
May 4, Final Scores/Box Scores:
Hawks - 80 Pacers - 92
Hawks:
Millsap - 15 Pts. 17 Rebs. 4 Asts. 4 Stls. 1 Blk.
Carroll - 2 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Antic - 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Teague - 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Korver - 19 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Scott - 15 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Mack - 13 Pts. 1 Reb. 7 Asts.
Williams - 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Pacers:
West - 4 Pts. 13 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls. 6 Blks.
George - 30 Pts. 11 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Hibbert - 13 Pts. 7 Rebs. 5 Blks.
Hill - 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Stephenson - 19 Pts. 14 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Copeland - 3 Pts.
Mahinmi - 1 Pt. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Blks.
Watson - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 109 Thunder - 120
Grizzlies:
Miller - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Gasol - 24 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts. 4 Stls. 1 Blk.
Conley - 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 9 Asts. 4 Stls.
Allen - 15 Pts. 4 Rebs.
Lee - 16 Pts. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Davis - 1 Reb.
Leuer - 9 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Prince - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Koufos - 4 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Udrih - 12 Pts. 1 Stl.
Franklin - 1 Reb.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Durant - 33 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Butler - 15 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Perkins - 4 Pts. 1 Ast.
Westbrook - 27 Pts. 10 Rebs. 16 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Adams - 8 PTs. 1 Reb.
Fisher - 5 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Jackson - 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Lamb - 1 Reb.
Warriors - 121 Clippers - 126
Warriors:
Lee - 13 Pts. 13 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Iguodala - 14 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Green - 24 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Curry - 33 Pts. 5 Rebs. 9 Asts. 3 Stls.
Thompson - 15 Pts. 7 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Speights - 10 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Barnes - 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
O'Neal - 1 Blk.
Crawford - 12 Pts. 1 Reb.
Clippers:
Griffin - 24 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts. 3 Stls. 3 Blks.
Barnes - 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Jordan - 15 Pts. 18 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Blks.
Paul - 22 Pts. 2 Rebs. 14 Asts. 4 Stls.
Redick - 20 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Davis - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Granger - 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Collison - 8 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Crawford - 22 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 3
8. Mavericks - 3
4. Rockets - 2
5. BLAZERS - 4
2. THUNDER - 4
7. Grizzlies - 3
3. CLIPPERS - 4
6. Warriors - 3
East:
1. PACERS - 4
8. Hawks - 3
4. Bulls - 1
5. WIZARDS - 4
2. HEAT - 4
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 3
6. Nets - 3
Post by: toretto on May 04, 2014, 08:54:00 PM
Game 7 - Brooklyn at Toronto - 1 pm ET, 10 am PT on ABC
Game 7 - Dallas at San Antonio - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 05, 2014, 09:59:57 PM
Nets - 104 Raptors - 103
Nets:
Pierce - 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Anderson - 5 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Garnett - 12 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Williams - 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Johnson - 26 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Plumlee - 2 Pts.
Teletovic - 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Blatche - 9 Pts. 7 Rebs.
Livingston - 10 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Thornton - 17 Pts. 6 Rebs.
Raptors:
Johnson - 20 Pts. 10 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Ross - 11 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Valanciunas - 3 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Lowry - 28 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts.
DeRozan - 18 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Patterson - 16 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Hayes - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Salmons - 3 Pts.
Vasquez - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Mavericks - 96 Spurs - 119
Mavericks:
Nowitzki - 22 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Marion - 5 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Dalembert - 2 Pts. 6 Rebs.
Calderon - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Ellis - 12 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Wright - 6 Pts. 1 Ast.
Crowder - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Blair - 8 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Stls.
James - 1 Stl.
Harris - 17 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Larkin - 1 Reb. 2 Asts.
Carter - 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Ellington - 8 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Spurs:
Duncan - 15 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Blks.
Leonard - 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Splitter - 1 Pt. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Parker - 32 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Green - 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Ayres - 2 Rebs.
Bonner - 1 Ast.
Diaw - 8 Pts. 7 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Mills - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ginobili - 20 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts. 6 Stls.
Joseph - 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Belinelli - 5 Pts.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. SPURS - 4
8. Mavericks - 3
4. Rockets - 2
5. BLAZERS - 4
2. THUNDER - 4
7. Grizzlies - 3
3. CLIPPERS - 4
6. Warriors - 3
East:
1. PACERS - 4
8. Hawks - 3
4. Bulls - 1
5. WIZARDS - 4
2. HEAT - 4
7. Bobcats - 0
3. Raptors - 3
6. NETS - 4
SEMI-FINALS SCHEDULE:
1. Spurs vs. 5. Blazers
Game 1: POR at SAS | Tue., May 6, 9:30 PM ET | TNT
Game 2: POR at SAS | Thu., May 8, 9:30 PM ET | ESPN 2
Game 3: SAS at POR | Sat., May 10, 10:30 PM ET | ESPN
Game 4: SAS at POR | Mon., May 12, 10:30 PM ET | TNT
Game 5: POR at SAS | Wed., May 14 | TNT | If Needed
Game 6: SAS at POR | Fri., May 16 | ESPN | If Needed
Game 7: POR at SAS | Mon., May 19 | TNT | If Needed
2. Thunder vs. 3. Clippers
Game 1: LAC at OKC | Mon., May 5, 9:30 PM ET | TNT
Game 2: LAC at OKC | Wed., May 7, 9:30 PM ET | TNT
Game 3: OKC at LAC | Fri., May 9, 10:30 PM ET | ESPN
Game 4: OKC at LAC | Sun., May 11, 3:30 PM ET | ABC
Game 5: LAC at OKC | Tue., May 13 | TNT | If Needed
Game 6: OKC at LAC | Thu., May 15 | ESPN | If Needed
Game 7: LAC at OKC | Sun., May 18 | TNT | If Needed
1. Pacers vs. 5. Wizards
Game 1: WAS at IND | Mon., May 5, 7:00 PM ET | TNT
Game 2: WAS at IND | Wed., May 7, 7:00 PM ET | TNT
Game 3: IND at WAS | Fri., May 9, 8:00 PM ET | ESPN
Game 4: IND at WAS | Sun., May 11, 8:00 PM ET | TNT
Game 5: WAS at IND | Tue., May 13 | TNT | If Needed
Game 6: IND at WAS | Thu., May 15 | ESPN | If Needed
Game 7: WAS at IND | Sun., May 18 | If Needed
2. Heat vs. 6. Nets
Game 1: BKN at MIA | Tue., May 6, 7:00 PM ET | TNT
Game 2: BKN at MIA | Thu., May 8, 7:00 PM ET | ESPN 2
Game 3: MIA at BKN | Sat., May 10, 8:00 PM ET | ABC
Game 4: MIA at BKN | Mon., May 12, 8:00 PM ET | TNT
Game 5: BKN at MIA | Wed., May 14 | TNT | If Needed
Game 6: MIA at BKN | Fri., May 16 | ESPN | If Needed
Game 7: BKN at MIA | Sun., May 18 | ABC | If Needed
Post Merge: May 06, 2014, 10:25:04 PM
May 6, Final Scores/Box Scores:
Wizards - 102 Pacers - 96
Beal: 25 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 15 Rebs./George: 18 Pts. George: 5 Asts. West: 12 Rebs.
Wizards:
Nene - 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Blks.
Ariza - 22 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Gortat - 12 Pts. 15 REbs. 2 Asts. 3 Blks.
Wall - 13 Pts. 5 Rebs. 9 Asts. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Beal - 25 Pts. 7 Rebs. 7 Asts. 5 Stls. 1 Blk.
Booker - 1 Ast.
Gooden - 12 Pts. 13 Rebs.
Webster - 1 Reb.
Miller - 3 Pts.
Pacers:
West - 15 Pts. 12 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
George - 18 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Hibbert - 1 Ast. 2 Blks.
Hill - 18 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Stephenson - 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Scola - 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 stl. 2 Blks.
Turner - 7 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Copeland - 3 Pts. 1 Ast.
Mahinmi - 2 Pts.
Watson - 9 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Clippers - 122 Thunder - 105
Clippers:
Griffin - 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Barnes - 10 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Jordan - 7 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Stls.
Paul - 32 Pts. 2 Rebs. 10 Asts.
Redick - 12 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Davis - 6 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Dudley - 3 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Granger - 5 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Hollins - 1 Reb.
Collison - 5 Pts. 1 Reb. 4 Asts.
Bullock - 2 Pts. 1 Ast.
Crawford - 17 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Green - 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Durant - 25 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Perkins - 3 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Westbrook - 29 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Sefolosha - 5 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Collison - 4 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Jones - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Butler - 3 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Adams - 4 Rebs.
Jackson - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Fisher - 4 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Lamb - 8 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 0
5. Blazers - 0
2. Thunder - 0
3. Clippers - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 0
5. Wizards - 1
2. Heat - 0
6. Nets - 0
Post by: toretto on May 06, 2014, 10:43:15 PM
Game 1 - Brooklyn at Miami - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Game 1 - Portland at San Antonio - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: Zurca on May 07, 2014, 10:10:47 AM
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Kevin Durant has plenty of scoring titles. Now, he finally has an MVP trophy to go with them.
The Oklahoma City Thunder star won the NBA's top individual honor Tuesday, receiving 119 first-place votes. Miami's LeBron James, who had won the last two MVP awards and four of the previous five, finished second with six first-place votes, and Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers was third.
''Everything in my life, I had to take it,'' Durant said at a ceremony in Edmond. ''They're not going to give it to you out of sympathy. I wouldn't want it any other way. This was another case, if I wanted to win the MVP, I had to go take it. I felt that this was the year I did that.''
Durant won his fourth scoring crown in five years by averaging 32 points. The 6-foot-9 forward helped the Thunder go 59-23, second-best in the league, despite playing much of the season without three-time All-Star Russell Westbrook by his side because of a nagging knee injury.
''He's basically put himself in front of everybody else in the league and shown that he's the best player in the world,'' Westbrook said at the end of the regular season.
James agreed, saying Monday: ''Much respect to him and he deserves it. He had a big-time MVP season.''
Durant's run of 41 consecutive games this season with at least 25 points was the third-longest streak in NBA history.
''It was a two-man race, and then toward the end, it was kind of a no-brainer,'' Griffin said.
James averaged 27.1 points, 6.9 rebounds and 6.3 assists while shooting nearly 57 percent from the field.
Griffin averaged 24.1 points and 10.1 rebounds.
''It's an honor, really,'' he said of finishing third. ''It's hard to believe. I'm honored and humbled by that.''
Durant scored at least 40 points 14 times. He also averaged 7.4 rebounds and a career-high 5.5 assists while shooting 50 percent from the field.
While Westbrook was out after his most recent knee surgery, Durant averaged 35 points and 6.3 assists as the Thunder went 20-7 and remained among the league's elite.
Westbrook's injury gave Durant an opportunity to use his improving skills as a playmaker.
''I've always been a player that was excited for my teammates' success,'' Durant said.
Teammates and opponents say Durant became a more complete player this season. They praised him for improving his court vision, consistently making the extra pass and moving more efficiently without the ball.
''I think we take it for granted,'' teammate Nick Collison said. ''To be able to stay on for long periods of time - have to cut hard, catch the ball in the right spot and defend on the other end - is tough to do. To be able to show that shows that he has an edge to him. He doesn't take a night off.''
Durant's slight build could be considered one of his few weaknesses, but he has improved in dealing with opponents who try to push him around.
''I don't really think that matters with him,'' Westbrook said. ''He just takes on the challenge. When people try to be physical, he takes on the challenge and becomes more aggressive.''
Though Durant's consistency stood out this season, he had several exceptional games. He scored 48 points on Jan. 4 at Minnesota, then scored 48 again two games later at Utah. He scored a career-high 54 points in a home win against Golden State on Jan. 17 and two games later scored 46 at home in a victory against Portland.
Two games after that, he had a triple-double - 32 points, 14 rebounds and 10 assists - in a win at Philadelphia, and he followed that with 41 points in a victory over Atlanta. He scored 51 points at Toronto on March 21 in a staggering 53 minutes and hit the game-winning 3-pointer with 1.7 seconds left in double overtime.
He capped it off in the season finale by scoring 21 of his 42 points in the fourth quarter against Detroit and winning the game with a dunk with 16.5 seconds left. The Thunder overcame a 10-point deficit in the quarter to clinch the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference playoffs.
''I put in so much work and so many people helped me,'' he said. ''I feel like we all won it. Our equipment guy gave me a hug today and said, 'This is my first MVP,' and I thought about that. And I said, 'Yeah, this is our first MVP.' I couldn't have done it without the teammates, without the trainer. Everybody. We all just did this together.''
From Y! Sports (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunders-kevin-durant-wins-first-151253429--nba.html)
Post Merge: May 07, 2014, 11:46:45 AM
Warriors fire coach Mark Jackson
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- Mark Jackson came to the Golden State Warriors talking big and brash. He promised playoff appearances and championships, and he delivered plenty of wins along the way.
Away from the court, though, Jackson never backed down from doing things how he wanted. His inability to mesh with management - and management's inability to mesh with Jackson - increasingly overshadowed his success - and ultimately cost him his job.
The Warriors fired Jackson after three seasons Tuesday, ending the franchise's most successful coaching tenure in the past two decades but also one filled with drama and distractions.
''Obviously it was not made exclusively on wins and losses,'' Warriors owner Joe Lacob said.
Lacob and general manager Bob Myers both thanked Jackson, saying he helped make the Warriors a more attractive franchise. But Myers said the decision to dismiss Jackson was ''unanimous'' among the team's executives - though still not easy - in part because the Warriors want a coach who can ''develop a synergy'' with everybody in basketball operations.
Jackson's time with the Warriors will be remembered for the way he helped turn a perennially losing franchise into a consistent winner and the bold and bombastic way in which he did it.
He guaranteed Golden State would make the playoffs in his first season, then finished 23-36 after the NBA labor lockout. The Warriors went 47-35 last season and had a memorable run to the second round of the playoffs, and they were 51-31 this season before losing in seven games to the Los Angeles Clippers in the first round.
The Warriors, who have surrounded star Stephen Curry with a talented nucleus since Lacob's group bought the franchise in 2010, had not made the playoffs in consecutive years since 1991-92. They had made the postseason once in 17 years before Jackson arrived.
Lacob compared the decision to replace Jackson to his work as a venture capitalist in Silicon Valley.
''There's a different CEO that may be required to achieve success at different stages of an organization's development,'' Lacob said. ''When you're a startup company it's one thing, when you're a small-growth company it's one thing and when you're a mature company that's trying to reach a billion in sales - or in this case win an NBA championship - perhaps that's a different person. And we just felt overall we needed a different person.''
Lacob and Myers declined to discuss the coaching search, other than to say it would begin immediately. Former NBA player and TNT broadcaster Steve Kerr, former Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy, Iowa State's Fred Hoiberg and Connecticut's Kevin Ollie have been among the most talked-about candidates this offseason.
The Warriors know a new coach comes with the risk of disrupting team chemistry, especially considering nearly every player publicly called for Jackson to return, especially Curry, whom Lacob said was informed of the decision ahead of time. Myers also spoke to several players after he and Lacob informed Jackson of their decision in a meeting Tuesday morning.
''The hope and belief after talking to them is that they trust us and they believe that we make decisions to win as well,'' Myers said.
Jackson took to Twitter to thank the organization, players and fans. Several of his present and past players also applauded the job he had done.
Jackson, a former NBA point guard who had his best seasons with the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers, had never been a head coach at any level when Lacob hired him away from the ESPN/ABC broadcast table in June 2011. A minister who runs a church with his wife near their Southern California home, Jackson often spoke of his Christian beliefs while surprisingly turning the Warriors into one of the NBA's best defensive teams.
But Jackson's boisterous personality at times did not play well with Warriors management, his staff and - to a much lesser extent - his players. And his attitude, which bordered on confidence and cockiness, also came off as increasingly insecure when the team struggled.
The Warriors still stuck by Jackson even when he created news off the court, including when reports surfaced in June 2012 that he and his family were the targets of an extortion attempt related to an extramarital affair he had six years prior, which led to questions about his credibility and morals.
The pressure on Jackson really heated up when the Warriors decided to pick up his contract option for the 2014-15 season last summer instead of negotiating a long-term deal as he had wanted. Management also encouraged Jackson to hire a strong tactician after top assistant Michael Malone - who had several disagreements with Jackson - left to become the coach of the Sacramento Kings.
Instead, Jackson promoted Pete Myers and other assistants and hired Lindsey Hunter and Brian Scalabrine. And while reports of rifts within the team surfaced on occasion, dismissing two assistants - Scalabrine and Darren Erman - in a 12-day span before the playoffs perpetuated the idea that Jackson had fostered an environment of dysfunction - which Jackson repeatedly refuted.
Several home losses to lesser teams frustrated Lacob more than anything and cost the Warriors a chance to earn anything more than the sixth playoff seed, which they also had a year ago when they upset Denver in the first round before falling to San Antonio. The Warriors still showed a lot of fight - and an ability to make adjustments - with center Andrew Bogut out with a fractured right rib in the playoffs, pushing the third-seeded Clippers to seven games.
''George Karl was Coach of the Year last year and got fired,'' Clippers coach Doc Rivers said. ''Mark Jackson gets a team to multiple playoffs for the first time in a thousand years, and then gets fired. It's our job. It's a tough job, and I think everybody knows it now more than ever.''
From Y! Sports (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-fire-coach-mark-jackson-192218219--nba.html?lbx=gs233)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 08, 2014, 11:12:12 PM
Wizards - 82 Pacers - 86
Wizards:
Nene - 14 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Ariza - 6 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Gortat - 21 Pts. 11 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Wall - 6 Pts. 1 Reb. 8 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Beal - 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
Booker - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Gooden - 5 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Webster - 5 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Miller - 6 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Pacers:
West - 9 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts.
George - 11 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Hibbert - 28 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Blks.
Hill - 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Stephenson - 12 Pts. 7 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Scola - 1 Pt. 1 Reb.
Turner - 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Mahinmi - 6 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Watson - 5 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Stls.
Clippers - 101 Thunder - 112
Clippers:
Griffin - 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Barnes - 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Jordan - 7 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Paul - 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 11 Asts. 3 Stls.
Redick - 18 Pts. 1 Stl.
Davis - 10 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Dudley - 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Granger - 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Collison - 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Crawford - 7 Pts. 1 Reb. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Green - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 14 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Durant - 32 Pts. 12 Rebs. 9 Asts. 2 Stls.
Perkins - 8 Pts. 9 Rebs.
Westbrook - 31 Pts. 10 Rebs. 10 Asts. 3 Stls.
Sefolosha - 14 Pts. 1 Ast. 3 Stls.
Collison - 1 Reb.
Butler - 3 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Adams - 6 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Jackson - 4 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Fisher - 1 Reb.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
5. Blazers - 0
2. Thunder - 1
3. Clippers - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 1
5. Wizards - 1
2. Heat - 1
6. Nets - 0
Post by: Zurca on May 09, 2014, 08:44:15 AM
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Just as he has to wait to come into games, Jamal Crawford had to be patient about receiving the NBA Sixth Man Award.
The 34-year-old guard was honored on Thursday, a week later than usual. The delay was caused by the controversy involving team owner Donald Sterling, who was banned for life by the NBA after a recording surfaced in which he made racist comments.
''We've known it for a while, but obviously with all the stuff going on we decided to try to let it die down before we gave him the award or he would never be able to talk about the award,'' Clippers coach Doc Rivers said. ''I'm glad we're finally able to do this.''
Crawford became the oldest recipient and the first to win with different teams. He also was honored as the league's best player off the bench while with the Atlanta Hawks in 2009-10.
''It's pretty cool,'' he said during a presentation at the team's practice facility, with teammates including Chris Paul and Blake Griffin cheering him and poking fun of his suit and tie.
''I didn't know what a family was on the court until I got with these guys,'' an emotional Crawford said. ''I've been on a lot of teams and usually guys, they go their own way. But with us, everybody is included, everybody is a part. They make everybody feel like family.''
Crawford led the league's reserve players in scoring this season, averaging 18.6 points. He came off the bench in 45 of 69 games he played in, helping the Clippers to a 57-25 record, their best regular-season mark in franchise history.
Crawford went so far as to say he hopes to spend the rest of his career with the Clippers, an organization roiled by Sterling telling his friend V. Stiviano that he didn't want her to bring black people to Clippers games.
''As long as I'm with this group of guys and with Doc leading us, everything else will work itself out,'' Crawford said.
The Clippers had a 31-14 record when Crawford came off the bench this season.
Crawford set the single-season franchise record for 3-pointers made with 161. That surpassed his record from last season, his first in Los Angeles, when he was runner-up for the Sixth Man award.
''He can score in his sleep,'' Rivers said. ''I've never seen a guy that can sit for 15 minutes and literally be on the floor for a half-second and they swing him the ball and he's ready to shoot and make some shots.''
Rivers even made an exception to his policy of not running a play for someone when they first enter the game.
''He's a lethal scorer, but he adds more value when he does other things,'' the coach said.
Rivers was among those in the NBA who knew Crawford by reputation, a player who only wanted to score and not defend. But Crawford put that to rest this season, especially when Paul was injured.
''This year he's ran the point guard position, he's been my best passer at times when C.P. was out,'' Rivers said. ''He's been our defender, he's in the right spots. He's been a complete team guy, so I'm really happy for him.''
Crawford received 57 first-place votes and 421 total points from a panel of 125 sports writers and broadcasters throughout the U.S. and Canada. He joined Kevin McHale, Ricky Pierce and Detlef Schrempf as two-time winners.
Taj Gibson of Chicago finished second with 395 points and San Antonio's Manu Ginobili was third with 138.
Crawford had his best month in January, scoring in double figures in 15 of 16 games and helping the Clippers go 12-4 that month.
On Jan. 25, he had 37 points and 11 assists in a win over Toronto - the most points he scored off the bench in his career and his most with the Clippers. It was the second time this season he had that many points and assists; he totaled those numbers against Sacramento on Nov. 29.
Crawford missed 13 games in March and April because of a sore Achilles tendon, but rallied to return in time for the playoffs. The Clippers and Thunder are tied 1-1 in their Western Conference semifinals series.
The award sponsor Kia will donate a 2015 vehicle to a charity of Crawford's choice.
From Y! Sports (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jamal-crawford-clippers-wins-nba-154853178--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 09, 2014, 08:52:21 PM
Nets - 82 Heat - 94
Nets:
Pierce - 13 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Garnett - 4 Pts. 12 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Williams - 7 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Livingston - 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blk.
Johnson - 13 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Teletovic - 20 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Plumlee - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Anderson - 5 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Thornton - 10 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Heat:
Battier - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
James - 22 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Bosh - 18 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Blks.
Chalmers - 11 Pts. 1 Reb. 5 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Wade - 14 Pts. 7 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Andersen - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Lewis - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Cole - 5 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Allen - 13 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Blazers - 97 Spurs - 114
Blazers:
Aldridge - 16 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Batum - 21 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Lopez - 8 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Lillard - 19 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Matthews - 14 PTs. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Robinson - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Watson - 1 Reb.
Williams - 4 Pts.
Barton - 13 PTs. 1 Reb.
Spurs:
Duncan - 10 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Blks.
Leonard - 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Splitter - 10 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Parker - 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stl.
Green - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks.
Diaw - 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Ayres - 2 Pts. 1 Reb.
Mills - 7 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts.
Ginobili - 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Stls.
Belinelli - 13 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
PLAYOFF TREE:
West:
1. Spurs - 2
5. Blazers - 0
2. Thunder - 1
3. Clippers - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 1
5. Wizards - 1
2. Heat - 2
6. Nets - 0
Saturday, May 10 Schedule: 2 games
Game 3 - Indiana at Washington - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Game 3 - Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 11, 2014, 10:24:15 PM
Heat - 90 Nets - 104
Spurs - 118 Blazers - 103
Heat:
Battier - 2 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
James - 28 Pts. 8 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Bosh - 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stl. 3 Blks.
Chalmers - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Wade - 20 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Haslem - 1 Reb.
Andersen - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Lewis - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Jones - 9 Pts. 1 Reb.
Cole - 3 Pts. 2 Asts.
Allen - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Nets:
Pierce - 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Garnett - 10 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Williams - 9 Pts. 3 Rebs. 11 Asts. 1 Stl.
Livingston - 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Johnson - 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Teletovic - 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Plumlee - 1 Reb.
Anderson - 8 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Kirilenko - 3 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Blatche - 15 Pts. 10 REbs.
Thornton - 2 Pts. 1 Reb.
Spurs:
Duncan - 19 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Leonard - 16 Pts. 10 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Splitter - 9 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Parker - 29 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Green - 5 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Bonner - 1 Reb.
Diaw - 9 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ayres - 2 Pts. 1 Reb.
Mills - 10 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Joseph - 1 Ast.
Ginobili - 14 Pts. 4 REbs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Belinelli - 5 Pts. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Blazers:
Aldridge - 21 Pts. 12 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Batum - 20 Pts. 9 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
Lopez - 13 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Lillard - 21 Pts. 3 Rebs. 9 Asts. 1 Stl.
Matthews - 22 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Robinson - 2 Asts.
Claver - 4 Rebs.
Wright - 2 Pts.
Leonard - 1 Reb.
McCollum - 4 Pts.
Barton - 1 Reb.
PLAYOFF TREE: SEMI-FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 3
5. Blazers - 0
2. Thunder - 2
3. Clippers - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 2
5. Wizards - 1
2. Heat - 2
6. Nets - 1
Monday, May 12 Schedule: 2 games
Game 4 - Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers - 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Game 4 - Indiana at Washington - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Post Merge: May 12, 2014, 10:27:32 PM
May 12, Final Scores/Box Scores:
Thunder - 99 Clippers - 101
Pacers - 95 Wizards - 92
Thunder:
Ibaka - 8 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Ast. 4 Blks.
Durant - 40 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Perkins - 1 Pt. 6 Rebs.
Westbrook - 27 Pts. 6 Rebs. 8 Asts. 3 Stls.
Sefolosha - 4 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Collison - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Butler - 6 Pts. 6 Res. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Adams - 1 Pt. 4 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Jackson - 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Clippers:
Griffin - 25 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Barnes - 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Jordan - 7 Pts. 14 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stl. 2 Blks.
Paul - 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 10 Asts. 4 Stls.
Redick - 6 Pts. 1 Stl.
Davis - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Granger - 1 Reb.
Collison - 18 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Crawford - 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Pacers:
West - 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 8 Asts.
George - 39 Pts. 12 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Hibbert - 17 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Hill - 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Stephenson - 8 Pts. 9 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Scola - 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Mahinmi - 1 Reb.
Watson - 2 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Wizards:
Nene - 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks.
Ariza - 16 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Stls.
Gortat - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Wall - 12 Pts. 1 Reb. 7 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Beal - 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Harrington - 11 Pts. 6 Res. 3 Stls.
Gooden - 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Blks.
Webster - 4 PTs. 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Miller - 7 Pts. 3 Res. 4 Asts.
PLAYOFF TREE: SEMI-FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 3
5. Blazers - 0
2. Thunder - 2
3. Clippers - 2
East:
1. Pacers - 3
5. Wizards - 1
2. Heat - 2
6. Nets - 1
Post by: Zurca on May 19, 2014, 10:05:55 AM
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Throughout most of last season, Minnesota Timberwolves president of basketball operations Flip Saunders and owner Glen Taylor remained steadfast in their stance that they would not consider trading Kevin Love.
They were determined instead to convince the All-Star forward that he should sign an extension to remain after next season.
With the NBA draft lottery coming up this week and an increasing concern that Love will leave for another team after next year, that stance has softened, two people with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press.
Continue reading here. (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-sources-wolves-open-idea-193250671--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2014, 05:44:33 PM
Thunder - 105 Spurs - 122
Thunder:
Collison - 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Durant - 28 Pts. 9 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Blk.
Perkins - 5 Pts. 9 Rebs.
Westbrook - 25 Pts. 5 Rebs. 7 Asts.
Sefolosha - 1 Reb.
Jones - 3 Pts.
Butler - 9 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Adams - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Jackson - 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Fisher - 16 Pts. 2 REbs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Lamb - 2 Pts. 1 Ast.
Spurs:
Duncan - 27 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Leonard - 16 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Splitter - 6 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Parker - 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 12 Asts. 1 Stl.
Green - 16 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Baynes - 2 Pts. 1 Reb.
Diaw - 9 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ayres - 2 Rebs.
Mills - 5 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts.
Joseph - 4 Pts.
Ginobili - 18 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Belinelli - 5 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
PLAYOFF TREE: CONFERENCE FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 1
2. Thunder - 0
East:
1. Pacers - 1
2. Heat - 0
Post Merge: May 20, 2014, 06:03:44 PM
Tuesday, May 20 Schedule: 1 game
Game 2 - Miami at Indiana - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on ESPN
*NBA Draft Lottery - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Post Merge: May 21, 2014, 11:09:14 AM
Cavs win overall No.1 pick for the secong straight year
NEW YORK -- The Cleveland Cavaliers' lottery luck just keeps going.
The Cavaliers continued their remarkable run Tuesday, winning the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft for the second straight year and third time in the last four. They moved up from the ninth spot, when they had just a 1.7 percent chance of winning the top selection.
"It seems surreal," Cavs vice chairman Jeff Cohen said. "This is three out of four years and we had a 1.7 percent chance of coming up with the first pick and we pulled it off again."
They drafted Kyrie Irving first in 2011 and will hope to do better with this win than last year, when they took Anthony Bennett, who had a forgettable rookie season.
Nick Gilbert, the son of Cleveland owner Dan Gilbert, was on the podium for the previous two wins, but general manager David Griffin was there this time.
Griffin had a pin on his lapel from his late grandmother and was carrying one of Nick Gilbert's bowties, which was as lucky in his breast pocket as it was with Nick wearing it.
Irving took to Twitter to comment on his team's good fortune.
Luck of the Ping pong balls...Very exciting!!!
- Kyrie Irving (@KyrieIrving) May 21, 2014
The Cavs can now choose among the likes of Andrew Wiggins and Joel Embiid of Kansas, Duke's Jabari Parker, or another player from what's considered a deep draft.
"This means everything," Cohen said. "This is the deepest draft arguably since LeBron (James) and Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh and Carmelo Anthony came out."
The Cavs won that one, too, in 2003, when they picked James. But they have been lottery regulars since he bolted for Miami in 2010, and they want that to stop.
"Rebuilding is a process and we lost a player a number of years back that it was going (to take) some time. Quite frankly it's taken a little bit longer then we'd like, but we've been patient," Cohen said.
"I think now is the time we're going to reap the rewards of our patience."
The Milwaukee Bucks fell one spot to second and the Philadelphia 76ers will draft third. The Bucks had a 25 percent chance of winning after a league-worst 15-67 record, but the team with the best odds hasn't won since 2004.
The expected strength of the class led to speculation that teams were tanking in hopes of getting a high pick. But the Cavs had playoff expectations, hoping a strong season could make them attractive to James if he was interested in returning home as a free agent.
Nick Gilbert said last year he expected the Cavs to be done with the lottery, but they were right back in Times Square after a disappointing season that resulted in them firing Mike Brown after just one year and a 33-49 record in his second stint with the team. Another top selection surely will make Cleveland more attractive to prospective coaches.
The city of Cleveland may be on a 50-year championship drought, but sure does have this lottery thing figured out.
The 2011 win was also a stunner, when the Cavs moved up from the No. 8 spot with a pick they had acquired from the Los Angeles Clippers.
And by moving up this year, they hurt the Detroit Pistons, who started eighth but by falling back, had to trade the pick to Charlotte as part of a deal for Ben Gordon.
Orlando dropped a spot to fourth and also will have the No. 12 pick from Denver. Utah is No. 5 and the Lakers and Boston Celtics couldn't make the most of rare lottery appearances, with Los Angeles at No. 7 and Boston at No. 6.
The 76ers couldn't move up even with Hall of Famer Julius Erving representing them, but they will have two top-10 picks: their own and New Orleans' at No. 10 from last year's trade that sent Jrue Holiday to the Pelicans.
"If we had No. 3 alone, I would be a little disappointed and so would our group. But the fact that we also have the 10th pick, we may have done better than anyone else," Erving said. "We can get two players out of this draft or leverage those two picks."
Still, the big winners -- again -- were the Cavs.
Nick Gilbert was the hit of the 2011 lottery, his big glasses and bowtie charming viewers. This time it was Mallory Edens, the 18-year-old daughter of incoming Bucks co-owner Wes Edens. She gained thousands of Twitter followers after her brief on-camera interview.
But her Bucks pin wasn't lucky enough to end the run of back luck for the worst teams.
"I was really nervous, but I'm really happy we got the second pick," Mallory Edens said.
Things kept rolling for the Cavs, who duplicated the feat of Orlando, which went back-to-back at No. 1 in 1992-93. The latter win, after the Magic had gone 41-41 in Shaquille O'Neal's rookie season, caused the league to change the lottery to a weighted format that gave the worst teams the most chances.
The tanking talk has led to discussions to change it again, something commissioner Adam Silver has said will be discussed this summer. But he has also said that if there was an ideal solution, the league would have implemented it by now.
The Cavs like it just as it is.
The 2014 draft will take place Thursday, June 26, and be aired on ESPN.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
From ESPN.com (http://espn.go.com/nba/draft2014/story/_/id/10960593/2014-nba-draft-cleveland-cavaliers-land-no-1-overall-pick)
Post by: Zurca on May 21, 2014, 03:57:49 PM
NEW YORK (AP) -- The Cleveland Cavaliers' lottery luck just keeps going.
The Cavaliers continued their remarkable run Tuesday, winning the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft for the second straight year and third time in the last four. They moved up from the ninth spot, when they had just a 1.7 percent chance of winning the top selection.
''It seems surreal,'' Cavs vice chairman Jeff Cohen said. ''This is three out of four years and we had a 1.7 percent chance of coming up with the first pick and we pulled it off again.''
They drafted Kyrie Irving first in 2011 and will hope to do better with this win than last year, when they took Anthony Bennett, who had a forgettable rookie season.
Continue reading here. (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-continue-lottery-luck-no-003555242--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 22, 2014, 06:25:19 PM
Thunder - 77 Spurs - 112
Thunder:
Collison - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Durant - 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Perkins - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Westbrook - 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Sefolosha - 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Jones - 2 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Butler - 9 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Adams - 9 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Jackson - 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Fisher - 2 Pts. 1 Reb. 4 Asts.
Lamb - 13 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Roberson - 2 Rebs.
Spurs:
Duncan - 14 Pts. 12 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Blks.
Leonard - 4 Pts. 1 Reb. 4 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Splitter - 9 Pts. 10 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Blks.
Parker - 22 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Green - 21 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 3 Stls.
Baynes - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Bonner - 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Diaw - 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Ayres - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Mills - 5 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Joseph - 6 Pts.
Ginobili - 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Belinelli - 8 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts.
PLAYOFF TREE: CONFERENCE FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 2
2. Thunder - 0
East:
1. Pacers - 1
2. Heat - 1
Post Merge: May 22, 2014, 06:26:52 PM
Tim Duncan (12p, 11r) has his 153rd career postseason double-double. Only Magic Johnson (157) has more.
(http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoNQGmRIYAABvUy.jpg)
Danny Green has seven 3s, one shy of the Spurs' single-game playoff record held by Michael Finley.
(http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoNTe3HIMAAgdhT.jpg)
Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have now won more playoff games than any other trio in NBA history.
(http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoNbzWEIgAAtUgz.jpg)
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Post Merge: May 22, 2014, 06:35:57 PM
Tim Duncan (12p, 11r) has his 153rd career postseason double-double. Only Magic Johnson (157) has more.
(http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoNQGmRIYAABvUy.jpg)
Danny Green has seven 3s, one shy of the Spurs' single-game playoff record held by Michael Finley.
(http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoNTe3HIMAAgdhT.jpg)
Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili have now won more playoff games than any other trio in NBA history.
(http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BoNbzWEIgAAtUgz.jpg)
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Post by: jamesbond on May 22, 2014, 08:08:37 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 24, 2014, 06:44:18 PM
tignan nalang natin if maka apekto sa performance nya bukas sa game.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 26, 2014, 10:32:32 PM
Spurs - 97 Thunder - 106
Spurs:
Duncan - 16 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Leonard - 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Splitter - 4 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Parker - 9 Pts. 1 Reb. 4 Asts.
Green - 8 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Baynes - 5 Pts. 1 Reb.
Bonner - 1 Reb.
Diaw - 6 Pts. 6 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Ayres - 2 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Mills - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Joseph - 5 Pts. 1 Ast.
Ginobili - 23 Pts. 1 Reb. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Belinelli - 6 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 15 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Stl. 4 Blks.
Durant - 25 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Perkins - 4 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Westbrook - 26 Pts. 8 Rebs. 7 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Jackson - 15 Pts. 4 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Butler - 5 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Adams - 7 Pts. 9 Rebs. 4 Blks.
Fisher - 3 PTs. 5 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 STl.
Lamb - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs.
PLAYOFF TREE: CONFERENCE FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 2
2. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Pacers - 1
2. Heat - 2
Tuesday, May 27 Schedule: 1 game
Game 4 - Indiana at Miami - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 28, 2014, 10:39:11 PM
Spurs - 92 Thunder - 105
Spurs:
Duncan - 9 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Leonard - 10 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Splitter - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Blk.
Parker - 14 Pts. 1 Reb. 4 Asts.
Green - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Baynes - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Bonner - 8 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Diaw - 14 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Ayres - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Mills - 4 Pts.
Joseph - 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Ginobili - 5 Pts. 1 Stl.
Belinelli - 7 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 9 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl. 3 Blks.
Durant - 31 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Perkins - 2 Pts. 10 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Blks.
Westbrook - 40 Pts. 5 Rebs. 10 Asts. 5 Stls. 1 Blk.
Jackson - 3 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Jones - 2 Pts. 1 Ast.
Butler - 4 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Adams - 4 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Fisher - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Lamb - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Stls.
PLAYOFF TREE: CONFERENCE FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 2
2. Thunder - 2
East:
1. Pacers - 1
2. Heat - 3
Post Merge: May 28, 2014, 10:40:13 PM
Thursday, May 29 Schedule: 1 game
Game 5 - Miami at Indiana - 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post by: Lord Nok Von Hauten on May 28, 2014, 11:16:00 PM
NoT sEnt duE tO ErRor!!!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 29, 2014, 10:54:42 PM
Heat - 90 Pacers - 93
Heat:
Lewis - 18 Pts. 4 Rebs.
James - 7 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Blk.
Bosh - 20 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Chalmers - 8 Pts. 8 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stl.
Wade - 18 Pts. 8 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
Haslem - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Battier - 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Cole - 1 Reb. 3 Asts.
Allen - 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Blk.
Pacers:
West - 19 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
George - 37 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 6 Stls.
Hibbert - 10 Pts. 13 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blk.
Hill - 9 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls.
Stephenson - 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Scola - 6 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Watson - 1 Reb.
PLAYOFF TREE: CONFERENCE FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 2
2. Thunder - 2
East:
1. Pacers - 2
2. Heat - 3
Friday, May 30 Schedule: 1 game
Game 5 - Oklahoma City at San Antonio - 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on TNT
Post by: babajee27 on May 30, 2014, 03:10:00 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 31, 2014, 12:14:02 PM
Pacers - 92 Heat - 117
Pacers:
West - 16 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
George - 29 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Hibbert - 8 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blk.
Hill - 9 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Stephenson - 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Allen - 2 Pts.
Scola - 2 Pts.
Copeland - 6 Pts.
Sloan - 5 Pts. 3 Asts. 1 Stl.
Watson - 2 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Butler - 2 Pts. 1 Reb.
Heat:
Lewis - 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
James - 25 Pts. 4 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Bosh - 25 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Stl. 2 Blks.
Chalmers - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl.
Wade - 13 Pts. 6 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Andersen - 9 Pts. 10 Rebs.
Haslem - 6 Pts. 1 Reb.
Battier - 8 Pts.
Jones - 3 Pts. 1 Reb.
Oden - 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Douglas - 6 Pts. 1 Reb. 3 Asts.
Cole - 2 Pts. 2 Asts.
Allen - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts.
PLAYOFF TREE: CONFERENCE FINALS:
West:
1. Spurs - 3
2. Thunder - 2
East:
1. Pacers - 2
2. HEAT - 4
Post Merge: June 01, 2014, 06:48:16 PM
June 01, Final Score/Box Scores:
Spurs - 112 Thunder - 107
Spurs:
Bonner - 6 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Duncan - 19 Pts. 15 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Leonard - 17 Pts. 11 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Parker - 8 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Green - 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 4 Stls. 2 Blks.
Diaw - 26 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Splitter - 5 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Mills - 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls.
Joseph - 2 Pts. 1 Ast.
Ginobili - 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts. 4 Stls.
Thunder:
Ibaka - 16 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 4 Blks.
Durant - 31 Pts. 14 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 3 Blks.
Perkins - 5 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Westbrook - 34 Pts. 7 Asts. 8 Rebs. 6 Stls.
Jackson - 21 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Collison - 2 Rebs.
Adams - 2 Rebs.
Fisher - 5 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
Lamb - 1 Ast. 1 Stl.
PLAYOFF TREE: CONFERENCE FINALS:
West:
1. SPURS - 4
2. Thunder - 2
East:
1. Pacers - 2
2. HEAT - 4
Post by: toretto on June 01, 2014, 09:46:50 PM
1. Spurs vs. 2. Heat
Game 1: MIA at SAS | Thu., Jun. 5, 9:00 PM ET | ABC
Game 2: MIA at SAS | Sun., Jun. 8, 8:00 PM ET | ABC
Game 3: SAS at MIA | Tue., Jun. 10, 9:00 PM ET | ABC
Game 4: SAS at MIA | Thu., Jun. 12, 9:00 PM ET | ABC
Game 5: MIA at SAS | Sun., Jun. 15 | ABC | If Needed
Game 6: SAS at MIA | Tue., Jun. 17 | ABC | If Needed
Game 7: MIA at SAS | Fri., Jun. 20 | ABC | If Needed
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 05, 2014, 10:22:14 PM
Kevin Durant, OKC
LeBron James, MIA
Joakim Noah, CHI
James Harden, HOU
Chris Paul, LAC
ALL NBA 2ND TEAM
Tony Parker
Stephen Curry
Blake Griffin
Dwight Howard
Kevin Love
All NBA 3rd Team
Damian Lillard
Lamarcus Aldridge
Goran Dragic
Paul George
Al Jefferson
NBA ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAMS:
1st Team:
Joakim Noah
Paul George
Chris Paul
Serge Ibaka
Andre Iguodala
2nd Team:
LeBron James
Patrick Beverley
Jimmy Butler
Kawhi Leonard
Roy Hibbert
Post Merge: June 06, 2014, 10:16:28 PM
June 06, Final Score/Box Scores:
Heat - 95 Spurs - 110
Heat:
Lewis - 10 Pts.
James - 25 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Bosh - 18 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Chalmers - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Wade - 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Andersen - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Battier - 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Cole - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Allen - 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 5 Stls.
Spurs:
Duncan - 21 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Leonard - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Splitter - 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Parker - 19 Pts. 8 Asts. 1 Stl.
Green - 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Diaw - 2 Pts. 10 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Mills - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Ginobili - 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 11 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Belinelli - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
PLAYOFF TREE: THE FINALS
1. Spurs - 1
2. Heat - 0
Post Merge: June 06, 2014, 10:47:15 PM
June 06, Final Score/Box Scores:
Heat - 95 Spurs - 110
Heat:
Lewis - 10 Pts.
James - 25 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Bosh - 18 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Chalmers - 3 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Ast. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Wade - 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Andersen - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Blk.
Battier - 1 Reb. 1 Ast.
Cole - 2 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Allen - 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 5 Stls.
Spurs:
Duncan - 21 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Leonard - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Splitter - 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Parker - 19 Pts. 8 Asts. 1 Stl.
Green - 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast. 2 Stls. 1 Blk.
Diaw - 2 Pts. 10 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Mills - 7 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stl.
Ginobili - 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 11 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blk.
Belinelli - 9 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
PLAYOFF TREE: THE FINALS
1. Spurs - 1
2. Heat - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 17, 2014, 11:14:17 AM
Heat - 87 Spurs - 104
Heat:
James - 31 Pts. 10 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Blks.
Lewis - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Bosh - 13 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl.
Allen - 5 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Ast. 1 Stl.
Wade - 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Cole - 2 Pts. 1 Reb.
Andersen – 6 Rebs. 1 Stl. 1Blk.
Beasley – 8 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Chalmers - 8 Pts. 1 Reb. 1 Stl.
Spurs:
Duncan - 14 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Blks.
Leonard - 22 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Diaw - 5 Pts. 9 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stl.
Parker - 16 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts.
Green - 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Splitter - 3 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stl. 1 Blk.
Mills - 17 Pts. 1 Reb. 2 Asts.
Belinelli - 4 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Ast.
Ginobili - 19 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
PLAYOFF TREE: THE FINALS
SPURS - 4
Heat - 1
NBA CHAMPIONS: San Antonio Spurs
FINALS MVP: Kawhi Leonard
Post Merge: June 19, 2014, 10:53:10 AM
News / Updates :
*The Rockets are interested in Chris Bosh.
*Shane Battier is one of only 5 players in NBA HISTORY with 900 threes 900 steals & 900 blocks.
*Report: Derrick Rose could play if the season started today.
*The Cavaliers were reportedly 'blown away' by Joel Embiid's workout.
*Report: LeBron James will not take pay cut without a roster improvement from the Heat.
*The Knicks are interested in Patty Mills.
*The Spurs are interested in Pau Gasol.
*LeBron, Wade and Bosh all have until June 30 to exercise their opt-outs.
* Report: The Warriors have offered the Timberwolves a trade for Kevin Love.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 20, 2014, 10:39:55 AM
*The Denver Nuggets have offered Kenneth Faried and Wilson Chandler for Kevin Love.
*Joel Embiid has suffered a stress fracture in his right foot and will have surgery on Friday.
*Warriors willing to give up David Lee and Harrison Barnes for Tyson Chandler.
*Tyronn Lue, David Blatt as Cavs finalists for new head coach.
*GSW add K. Thompson on trading list just to acquire K. Love.
Post Merge: June 20, 2014, 10:46:56 AM
Added Updates :
*The Lakers will hold a predraft workout tomorrow for Aaron Gordon, P.J. Hairston, Elfrid Payton, Marcus Smart and Nik Stauskas.
*The Warriors have discussed a trade sending David Lee, Klay Thompson, & a 1st RD pick to the TWolves for KLove, and Kevin Martin.
*REPORT: Joel Embiid has a stress fracture in his right foot and will have surgery tomorrow.
*Joel Embiid will NOT attend the NBA Draft. His injury makes it so he can't fly for 10-14 days.
*Carmelo Anthony has 4 days to decide whether he will be a free agent, or stay with the New York Knicks.
*LeBron and his wife Savannah are having a baby girl
The new Charlotte Hornet's
jerseys:
(http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BqgqSP9CcAAbNj3.jpg)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 22, 2014, 10:41:38 AM
*Report: Dwyane Wade likely to opt out of 2 year $41M deal and sign for a 4 year $50-55M deal to clear up cap space.
*REPORT: The Cavaliers are "leaning towards" drafting Jabari Parker with the #1 pick.
*The proposed 3 team blockbuster trade between LA, Golden State, & Minnesota has been shut down & WONT be happening.
*Lakers involved in GS-MIN trade talks now. LA gets Klay Thompson, GS gets Kevin Love & Kevin Martin, MIN gets David Lee and Lakers #7 pick.
*The Chicago Bulls are interested in Magic G Aaron Afflalo.
Post Merge: June 23, 2014, 04:27:03 PM
NBA UPDATES :
*Carmelo to opt out of Knicks deal (http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?w=1e4vd&storyId=11119636&i=TOP&topslot=1&wjb=)
*Griz working on Randolph extension (http://m.espn.go.com/nba/story?storyId=11116816&wjb=)
*Rudy Gay has exercised his $19.3 million option with the Kings.
*Nets and Cavaliers are discussing a Marcus Thornton for Jarrett Jack trade. (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/11116718/brooklyn-nets-cleveland-cavaliers-discuss-swap-marcus-thornton-jarrett-jack)
*Bulls are pursuing Arron Afflalo.
*Warriors' pursuit of Kevin Love stalls (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/11115970/golden-state-warriors-pursuit-kevin-love-hits-impasse)
*Former Baylor C Isaiah Austin has been diagnosed with Marfan Syndrome, which immediately ends his basketball career 4 days before the draft
(http://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/ac1394dbdcca6a36cbf486633b129cd813095ac3/r=x404&c=534x401/local/-/media/USATODAY/USATODAY/2012/10/20/isaiah-austin-baylor-4_3.jpg)
*Report: Dwyane Wade likely to opt out of 2 year $41M deal and sign for a 4 year $50-55M deal to clear up cap space.
*REPORT: The Cavaliers are "leaning towards" drafting Jabari Parker with the #1 pick.
*The proposed 3 team blockbuster trade between LA, Golden State, & Minnesota has been shut down & WONT be happening.
*Lakers involved in GS-MIN trade talks now. LA gets Klay Thompson, GS gets Kevin Love & Kevin Martin, MIN gets David Lee and Lakers #7 pick.
Post Merge: June 23, 2014, 04:31:16 PM
Added :
Ersan Ilyasova, 27, has been the subject of trade speculation with a possible price tag of a mid-late first round pick. MIL thinking about it's entire team and rebuilding around Parker/Wiggins.
Therefore: everything must
go! John Henson, Brandon Knight and Larry Sanders all available for a late first as well,but it's Ilyasova who's drawn the most interest.
Non-lottery picks that could get it done:
PHX: Pick 18 and 27
OKC: Picks 21 and 29
HOU: Pick 25
Houston have had interest before but are throwing the kitchen sink at a premium FA of LeBron, Melo, Gasol, Bosh before looking at trades.
Post by: razorsharp on June 27, 2014, 04:13:02 AM
hmmm very interesting itong mga susunod na buwan para sa nba.
Post by: jamesbond on June 27, 2014, 05:46:55 AM
lebron, free agent. carmelo a, free agent. gasol, free agent. love, free agent.honga sir...magkakaalaman na naman ng tunay na kulay ng nga nabanggit mo hehehe...it's all about money..
hmmm very interesting itong mga susunod na buwan para sa nba.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 27, 2014, 11:44:26 AM
*Bucks shopping Larry Sanders for a veteran big man.
*With the number one overall pick, the Cleveland Cavaliers select Andrew Wiggins.
*With the second overall pick, the Milwaukee Bucks select Jabari Parker.
Kings and Celtics discussing a trade centered around Ben McLemore and Celtics' 6th pick
*With the third overall pick, the Philadelphia 76ers select Joel Embiid.
*With the fourth overall pick, the Orlando Magic select Aaron Gordon.
*With the fifth overall pick, the Utah Jazz select Dante Exum.
*With the sixth overall pick, the Boston Celtics select Marcus Smart.
*With the seventh overall pick, the Los Angeles Lakers select Julius Randle.
*With the eighth overall pick, the Sacramento Kings select Nik Stauskas.
*With the ninth overall pick, the Charlotte Hornets select Noah Vonleh.
*With the tenth overall pick, the Philadelphia 76ers select Elfrid Payton.
*With the eleventh overall pick, the Denver Nuggets select Doug McDermott.
The Denver Nuggets trade Doug McDermott to the Chicago Bulls for the 16th and 19th overall picks.
Anthony Randolph will go to the Chicago Bulls as part of the Doug McDermott trade with the Denver Nuggets.
*With the twelfth overall pick, the Orlando Magic select Dario Saric. He is likely to be traded.
The Orlando Magic will trade Dario Saric and the 2015 second-round pick to the Philadelphia 76ers for Elfrid Payton.
*With the thirteenth pick, the Minnesota Timberwolves select Zach LaVine.
*With the fourteenth overall pick, the Phoenix Suns select TJ Warren.
*With the fifteenth pick, the Atlanta Hawks select Adreian Payne.
*With the 16th overall pick, the Denver Nuggets select Jusuf Nurkic (via Chicago).
*With the 17th overall pick, the Boston Celtics select James Young.
*With the 18th overall pick, the Phoenix Suns select Tyler Ennis.
*With the 19th overall pick, the Denver Nuggets select Gary Harris (via Chicago).
*With the 20th overall pick, the Toronto Raptors select Bruno Caboclo.
The Lakers are trying to buy a second-round pick.
*With the 21st overall pick, the
Oklahoma City Thunder select Mitch McGary.
*With the 22nd overall pick, the
Memphis Grizzlies select Jordan Adams.
*With the 23rd overall pick, the Utah Jazz select Rodney Hood.
*With the 24th overall pick, the
Charlotte Hornets select Shabazz Napier.
The Miami Heat have traded their number 26 & 55 pick and a future second-round pick to the Charlotte Hornets for Shabazz Napier.
*With the 25th overall pick, the Houston Rockets will select Clint Capela.
*With the 26th overall pick, the
Charlotte Hornets select PJ Hairston (via Miami).
*With the 27th overall pick, the Phoenix Suns select Bogdan Bogdanovic.
*With the 28th pick, the Los Angeles Clippers select CJ Wilcox.
*With the 29th pick, the Thunder select Josh Huestis.
*With the 30th pick, the San Antonio Spurs select Kyle Anderson.
The first-round is over.
Post Merge: June 29, 2014, 07:39:20 AM
Updtes :
* The New York Knicks are reportedly pursuing Pau Gasol to play alongside Carmelo Anthony (http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/2034007-carmelo-anthony-rumors-latest-buzz-and-speculation-surrounding-veteran-sf?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national?is_shared=true)
*Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh opt-out of their contracts, join LeBron James in free agency. (http://www.vavel.com/en-us/nba/364429-dwyane-wade-and-chris-bosh-opt-out-of-their-contracts.html)
*The Houston Rockets have officially declined to pick up Chandler Parsons' player option, making him a restricted free agent (http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/2085388-houston-rockets-reportedly-plan-to-decline-chandler-parsons-fourth-year-option?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national?is_shared=true)
*Wizards pick up Andre Miller's team option.
*Zach Randolph agrees to a two-year, $20 million contract extension.
Post by: Zurca on July 02, 2014, 04:15:50 PM
Cavs make a splash with max deal for Kyrie (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-splash-max-deal-kyrie-064324584--nba.html)
Gortat gets 5 years, $60M from Wizards (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/source-gortat-gets-5-years-004843341--nba.html)
Warriors, Livingston reach 3-year deal (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-warriors-livingston-reach-013347395--nba.html)
Pistons, Meeks agree to $19.5M 3YR deal (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-pistons-meeks-agree-020523039--nba.html)
Chicago Bulls make hard pitch to Carmelo Anthony (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/chicago-bulls-hard-pitch-carmelo-184938636--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 02, 2014, 04:47:28 PM
Point Guards:
Kyle Lowry - Unrestricted
Eric Bledsoe - Restricted
Isaiah Thomas - Restricted
Shaun Livingston - Unrestricted
Greivis Vasquez - Restricted
Mario Chalmers - Unrestricted
Ramon Sessions - Unrestricted
Patrick Mills - Unrestricted
Kirk Hinrich - Unrestricted
Jerryd Bayless - Unrestricted
Mo Williams - Unrestricted
Darren Collison - Unrestricted
Jordan Farmar - Unrestricted
Jordan Crawford - Unrestricted
Devin Harris - Unrestricted
Brian Roberts - Restricted
DJ Augustin - Unrestricted
Steve Blake - Unrestricted
Aaron Brooks - Unrestricted
Luke Ridnour - Unrestricted
Beno Udrih - Unrestricted
Shelvin Mack - Restricted
Sebastian Telfair - Unrestricted
Derek Fisher - Unrestricted
Nando De Colo - Unrestricted
Toney Douglas - Unrestricted
Chauncey Billups - Unrestricted
Daniel Gibson - Unrestricted
Earl Watson - Unrestricted
Jamaal Tinsley - Unrestricted
Shooting Guards:
Dwyane Wade - Unrestricted
Lance Stephenson - Unrestricted
Avery Bradley - Restricted
Vince Carter - Unrestricted
Nick Young - Unrestricted
Rodney Stuckey - Unrestricted
Ray Allen - Unrestricted
Jodie Meeks - Unrestricted
Alan Anderson - Unrestricted
Thabo Sefolosha - Unrestricted
Anthony Morrow - Unrestricted
Ben Gordon - Unrestricted
Kent Bazemore - Unrestricted
Jimmer Fredette - Unresticted
Richard Hamilton - Unrestricted
Andrew Goudelock - Unrestricted
E'Twaun Moore - Unrestricted
Marshon Brooks - Unrestricted
Shannon Brown - Unrestricted
Malcolm Delaney - Unrestricted
Keith Langford - Unrestricted
Mickael Pietrus - Unrestricted
Jared Cunningham - Unrestricted
Othyus Jeffers - Unrestricted
Garrett Temple - Unrestricted
Dahntay Jones - Unrestricted
Toure Murray - Unrestricted
Small Forwards:
LeBron James - Unrestricted
Carmelo Anthony - Unrestricted
Luol Deng - Unrestricted
Chandler Parsons - Restricted
Paul Pierce - Unrestricted
Gordon Hayward - Restricted
Trevor Ariza - Unrestricted
Evan Turner - Unrestricted
Shawn Marion - Unrestricted
Danny Granger - Unrestricted
Marvin Williams - Unrestricted
Caron Butler - Unrestricted
Mike Miller - Unrestricted
CJ Miles - Unresticted
Michael Beasley - Unrestricted
Al-Farouq Aminu - Unrestricted
PJ Tucker - Unrestricted
Shane Battier - Unrestricted
Richard Jefferson - Unrestricted
Xavier Henry - Unrestricted
Wesley Johnson - Unrestricted
Jordan Hamilton - Unrestricted
Anthony Tolliver - Unrestricted
Francisco Garcia - Unresticted
Chris Douglas-Roberts - Unrestricted
Darius Miller - Restricted
Metta World Peace - Unresticted
James Jones - Unresticted
Andres Nocioni - Unrestricted
Cartier Martin - Unrestricted
Hedo Turkoglu - Unrestricted
Brandon Rush - Unrestricted
Chris Singleton - Unrestricted
Rasual Butler - Unrestricted
Stephen Jackson - Unrestricted
Josh Howard - Unrestricted
Robbie Hummel - Unrestricted
Adonis Thomas - Unrestricted
Damion James - Unrestricted
James Southerland - Unrestricted
Ryan Gomes - Unrestricted
Power Forwards:
Chris Bosh - Unresticted
Dirk Nowitzki - Unrestricted
Pau Gasol - Unrestricted
Josh McRoberts - Unresticted
Andray Blatche - Unresticted
Kris Humphries - Unrestricted
Boris Diaw - Unrestricted
Ed Davis - Unrestricted
Jordan Hill - Unrestricted
Patrick Patterson - Restricted
Mike Scott - Restricted
DeJuan Blair - Unrestricted
Drew Gooden - Unrestricted
Jason Smith - Unrestricted
Elton - Brand - Unrestricted
Glen Davis - Unrestricted
Jeff Adrien - Unrestricted
Charlie Villanueva - Unrestricted
Dante Cunningham - Unrestricted
Rashard Lewis - Unrestricted
Kevin Seraphin - Restricted
Ryan Kelly - Unrestricted
Udonis Haslem - Unresticted
Matt Bonner - Unrestricted
Ivan Johnson - Unrestricted
Jan Vesely - Unrestricted
Kenyon Martin - Unrestricted
Trevor Booker - Restricted
Ekpe Udoh - Unrestricted
Earl Clark - Unrestricted
Antawn Jamison - Unrestricted
Al Harrington - Unrestricted
BJ Mullens - Unrestricted
Jeremy Tyler - Unrestricted
Tyrus Thomas - Unrestricted
Grant Jerrett - Unrestricted
DJ White - Unrestricted
Royce White - Unrestricted
Centers:
Greg Monroe - Restricted
Marcin Gortat - Unrestricted
Spencer Hawes - Unrestricted
Channing Frye - Unrestricted
Andrew Bynum - Unrestricted
Jermaine O'Neal - Unrestricted
Chris Kaman - Unrestricted
Emeka Okafor - Unrestricted
Gustavo Ayon - Unrestricted
Greg Oden - Unrestricted
Lavoy Allen - Restricted
Ryan Hollins - Unrestricted
Nazr Mohammed - Unrestricted
Greg Stiemsma - Unrestricted
Aron Baynes - Restricted
Bernard James - Unrestricted
Marcus Camby - Unrestricted
Aaron Gray - Unrestricted
Cole Aldrich - Unrestricted
Jason Collins - Unrestricted
Andris Biedrins - Unrestricted
Post by: razorsharp on July 03, 2014, 04:15:37 AM
pero kung lakers ka taob ka na. halos inubos na ni lolo kobe yung payroll nila e.
Post by: crashtest on July 04, 2014, 10:19:18 PM
:)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 05, 2014, 05:01:26 AM
*The Knicks have offered Carmelo Anthony a 5 year max $129M deal.
*Lakers Will Offer Carmelo Anthony Max Contract (4 Years, $97 Million) If He Decides To Sign With Them.
*"Kobe Bryant will attend the Lakers pitch meeting to Carmelo Anthony on Thursday,
sources told ESPN. He flew back from Europe late Wed." via @ramonashelburne.
*Lakers Still Trying To Set Up Meeting With LeBron James After Meeting With Carmelo Anthony Today.
*Kurt Rambis Won't Be The Lakers' Head Coach After He Officially Joined The Knicks As An Assistant Coach
(https://z-n.ak.fbcdn.net/z-1-external.xx/safe_image.php?d=AQDloChzS686gT14&w=484&h=253&url=https%3A%2F%2Fscontent-a.xx.fbcdn.net%2Fhphotos-xpa1%2Ft1.0-9%2F10360705_10152620267412223_3226956868834575954_n.jpg&cfs=1&sx=0&sy=6&sw=615&sh=321)
*Thabo Sefolosha is now with Hawks for 3-year/$12M deal.
*Darren Collison agrees to a three-year, $16 million deal with the Kings.
*Dirk Nowitzki has reportedly agreed to terms with the Dallas Mavericks on a three-year deal.. (estimated 30m for 3 years).
*Sebastian Telfair agrees to sign with the Oklahoma City Thunder for the veterans minimum.
*Nets and Clippers are discussing a sign-and-trade involving Paul Pierce.
*Chicago Bulls will amnesty Carlos Boozer. Amnesty period starts July 10.
*Nets and Cavaliers are revisiting trade talks involving Marcus Thornton and Jarrett Jack.
*Ben Gordon agrees to a two-year, $9 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
*Raptors trade Steve Novak to the Utah Jazz.
*Kyrie Irving signs a 5-year, $90 million extension with the Cleveland Cavaliers!
*Patrick Patterson agrees to a three-year, $18 million deal with the Raptors.
*The Bulls are working on signing Nikola Mirotic.
more news and updates to come , just visit this THREAD regularly . . . ;D
Post by: Zurca on July 06, 2014, 10:50:23 AM
Spurs' Ginobili has stress fracture of right leg (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-ginobili-stress-fracture-leg-140959768--nba.html)
Hawks, Sefolosha agree to 3-year deal (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-hawks-sefolosha-agree-192405298--nba.html)
Mavs, Nowitzki agree on 3-year deal (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-mavs-nowitzki-agree-214113330--nba.html)
Kaman agrees to deal with Blazers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-kaman-agrees-deal-192405487--nba.html)
Mavs bringing back Devin Harris (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-sources-mavs-bringing-back-225239551--nba.html)
Thunder announce signing of top draft pick McGary (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-announce-signing-top-draft-182029768--nba.html)
Darren Collison, Kings agree to three-year, $15M deal (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--darren-collison--kings-agree-to-three-year---15m-deal-164035129.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 06, 2014, 10:56:49 AM
*Lavoy Allen agrees to re-sign with the Pacers.
*Bucks and Sixers interested in trading for Jeremy Lin.
*Devin Harris agrees to a three-year deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
*ESPN: Carmelo Anthony is
expected to accept the Knicks 5 year deal to him within the next 48 hours.
*Report: The Houston Rockets are preparing to give Chris Bosh a max contract.
*NBA Offseason News: •Lance Stephenson rejected the
Pacers offer of 5 years $44M.
•The Raptors have signed Patrick Paterson for 3 years.
Post by: Zurca on July 07, 2014, 08:47:38 PM
Boris Diaw gets $22.5 million deal to re-sign with Spurs (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--boris-diaw-gets--22-5-million-deal-to-re-sign-with-spurs-195943153.html)
Clippers reach deal with Jordan Farmar (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--clippers-reach-deal-with-jordan-farmar-230234774.html)
LeBron James to meet with Heat (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-sources-lebron-james-meet-041943916--nba.html)
Post by: jamesbond on July 07, 2014, 09:35:51 PM
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Post by: Flatulence on July 08, 2014, 08:29:06 AM
Post by: Zurca on July 08, 2014, 09:32:52 AM
Russell Westbrook won't play for Team USA in this summer's World Cup (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/russell-westbrook-won-t-play-for-team-usa-in-this-summer-s-world-cup-002542199.html)
Channing Frye agrees to $32 million deal with Magic (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--channing-frye-agrees-to--32-million-deal-with-magic-220952751.html)
Danny Granger, Josh McRoberts agree to deals with Heat with belief LeBron James is returning (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--danny-granger-agrees-to-deal-with-heat-201038463.html)
James, Cavs owner could mend differences, reunite (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-cavs-owner-could-mend-200951130--nba.html)
Chris Bosh speaks with Rockets (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--chris-bosh-speaks-with-rockets-183745127.html)
Post by: jamesbond on July 08, 2014, 06:58:54 PM
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Post by: tonistork on July 08, 2014, 09:53:09 PM
sa World Cup muna ako tapos sa FIBA naman this August.
Post by: jamesbond on July 08, 2014, 11:33:15 PM
tinatamad muna ako makihahubilo sa thread na ito at nainis ako sa NBA, ung kinaiinisan kung team na Spurs nagchampion, hahahaaa. . .cge lang boss toni... palipas ka muna ng malas dyan hahahaha.... balik ka lang boss...
sa World Cup muna ako tapos sa FIBA naman this August.
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Post by: Zurca on July 10, 2014, 09:14:42 AM
Cavs pursuing trade for Kevin Love if they sign LeBron James (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--cavs-create-cap-room-to-try-to-sign-lebron-james-with-three-team-deal-160711079.html)
Gordon Hayward agrees to $63 million offer sheet with Hornets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--gordon-hayward-agrees-to--63-million-offer-sheet-with-hornets-051222460.html)
Riley, LeBron meet, no decision yet (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-riley-lebron-meeting-235017563--nba.html)
Cavs agree to multiplayer, 3-team trade (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-cavs-agree-multiplayer-205201863--nba.html)
Popovich agrees to extension to stay with Spurs (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/popovich-agrees-extension-stay-spurs-210025422--nba.html)
NBA salary cap goes to all-time high $63.1 million (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-salary-cap-goes-time-211623735--nba.html)
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Post by: razorsharp on July 12, 2014, 01:45:56 AM
bano ang upper management ng cavs as a whole e kaya wala silang narating. good luck nalang kay lbj.
Post by: Zurca on July 12, 2014, 08:47:30 AM
CLEVELAND (AP) -- If LeBron James was going to win another NBA title, heal broken hearts and continue building his legacy, he knew there was only one place to go.
To Ohio. Home.
Four years after he left for Miami, a widely criticized departure that damaged his image and crushed a long-suffering city's championship hopes, James is coming back to play for the Cavaliers to try and end Cleveland's half-century title drought. He's returning to his basketball roots, to the people who know him best, to make good on a promise.
James made the announcement Friday with a powerful essay written for Sports Illustrated. His decision ended two weeks of speculation with the entire league waiting on his move.
When he finally made it, Cleveland was his choice over re-signing with the Heat.
''I looked at other teams, but I wasn't going to leave Miami for anywhere except Cleveland,'' he said to SI. ''The more time passed, the more it felt right. This is what makes me happy.''
James had not yet signed a contract, but he made it clear he will wear a Cavaliers jersey next season.
''When I left Cleveland, I was on a mission,'' James said in the SI first-person story. ''I was seeking championships, and we won two. But Miami already knew that feeling. Our city hasn't had that feeling in a long, long, long time. My goal is still to win as many titles as possible, no question. But what's most important for me is bringing one trophy back to Northeast Ohio.''
The talented kid from Akron, now a homecoming king.
Cleveland is thrilled to have him back. James is the league's best all-around player, a four-time MVP who was dubbed ''The Chosen One'' as a can't-miss high school star who learned the game on the playgrounds of Akron, about 40 miles from Cleveland. At 6-foot-8, 260 pounds, he can score from all over and is one of the game's best passers and defenders.
Staying in Miami would have been easy. He could have made another run at a third title and fifth straight NBA Finals appearance with close friends Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, the other members of a ''Big 3'' who have been the league's team-to-hate since 2010.
Instead, James picked the young, unproven Cavs, with a rookie coach, David Blatt, who spent last year in Israel. Almost unbelievably, he'll again work for owner Dan Gilbert, who torched James on his way out the door in 2010.
For Cleveland, a city accustomed to so much sports heartache - as the Cavaliers, Browns and Indians have come close but failed to win it all - news of James' return triggered a spontaneous downtown celebration during Friday's lunch hours.
Car horns blared and strangers high-fived on the sidewalks outside Quicken Loans Arena, where James had so many big moments during his first seven seasons as a pro.
Four years ago, some fans burned his jersey. On July 11, 2014, all was forgiven.
The Cavs were considered a long shot when free agency opened. But as the days went by, Cleveland emerged as the leader, especially after clearing salary-cap spaces to offer him a maximum contract. While he was in Las Vegas earlier this week, James met with Heat president Pat Riley, the architect of Miami's back-to-back championship teams.
Riley made a final pitch, but he had nothing to match the overwhelming lure of home.
''Before anyone ever cared where I would play basketball, I was a kid from Northeast Ohio,'' James told SI.
''People there have seen me grow up. I sometimes feel like I'm their son. Their passion can be overwhelming. But it drives me.''
James' exit ends an era in Miami, but it's not the end for the Heat. Bosh agreed Friday to a five-year contract worth about $118 million, two people familiar with the situation told The Associated Press. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because neither the team nor Bosh had publicly announced the deal.
The Heat are negotiating with Wade, who learned of James' departure on a flight to Miami late Thursday.
He may be gone, but part of James will forever be in Miami.
''I went to Miami because of D-Wade and CB,'' James told SI. ''I believed we could do something magical if we came together. And that's exactly what we did! The hardest thing to leave is what I built with those guys.''
James was scorned for turning his back on Cleveland in 2010, announcing his decision on a poorly conceived TV special. His critics said he wasn't good enough to win a championship by himself, and that he needed to surround himself with All-Stars.
James may never surpass Michael Jordan's six titles, but his legacy could be bringing one to Cleveland, devoid of a championship in any sport since 1964.
''I'm not promising a championship,'' he said. ''I know how hard that is to deliver. We're not ready right now. No way. Of course, I want to win next year, but I'm realistic.''
He's starting fresh with Gilbert, who famously wrote a blistering letter condemning James and calling him disloyal, narcissistic and cowardly.
At some point, the two worked out their differences.
''I've met with Dan, face-to-face, man-to-man,'' James said. ''We've talked it out.''
Gilbert, too, has moved on.
''I am excited for the fans and people of Cleveland and Ohio. No fans and people deserve a winner more than them,'' Gilbert said on Twitter.
Like a kid who spent four years away at college, James is coming back home.
James comes back a different man, more mature for his encore. He grew up in Miami. He's a proven champion, married with two sons and his wife, Savannah, has a daughter on the way. He wanted to raise them in his hometown.
James has ''loyalty'' tattooed on his body. Akron is everything to him, ''there's no better place to grow up.'' Scarred by economic woes, the area needs his help, and James intends to make it a better place.
''I feel my calling here goes above basketball,'' he said. ''I have a responsibility to lead, in more ways than one, and I take that very seriously. My presence can make a difference in Miami, but I think it can mean more where I'm from. In Northeast Ohio, nothing is given. Everything is earned. You work for what you have. I'm ready to accept the challenge.
''I'm coming home.''
From Y! Sports (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-james-says-hes-returning-162735049--nba.html)
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Post by: Zurca on July 12, 2014, 09:06:32 AM
Bulls show interest in Dwyane Wade (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--bulls-show-interest-in-dwyane-wade-204001221.html)
Bosh agrees to max deal with Heat (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-sources-bosh-agrees-max-221730842--nba.html)
Exum and Hood sign with Jazz (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/exum-hood-sign-jazz-223424193--nba.html)
Hawks request waivers on Salmons to clear cap room (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-request-waivers-salmons-clear-183251894--nba.html)
Joy fills streets of Cleveland as LeBron returns (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clevelanders-celebrate-lebron-james-return-165702477--nba.html)
Post by: jamesbond on July 12, 2014, 09:20:59 AM
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Post by: Zurca on July 12, 2014, 09:38:04 AM
Lakers acquire Jeremy Lin from Rockets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--rockets-make-deal-to-send-jeremy-lin-to-lakers--free-up-salary-cap-room-for-chris-bosh-191023360-nba.html)
Nick Young Re-Signs with Lakers (http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2109839-nick-young-re-signs-with-lakers-latest-contract-details-analysis-and-reaction)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 13, 2014, 09:12:20 AM
*Report: Carmelo Anthony to re-sign with Knicks on 5-year $120M deal.
*Dwyane Wade-- "LeBron made the right decision to return to the Cavs, I support him in returning to his roots."
*Trevor Ariza has signed a 4-year $32M deal with the Rockets.
*Pau Gasol has announced that he will sign with the Bulls.
Post by: Zurca on July 13, 2014, 08:34:06 PM
Heat negotiating with Luol Deng as possible replacement for LeBron James (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--heat-negotiating-with-luol-deng-as-possible-replacement-for-lebron-james-050145584.html)
Pau Gasol leaving Lakers for Bulls (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--pau-gasol-leaving-lakers-to-join-bulls-190355581.html)
Carmelo Anthony returning to Knicks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--carmelo-anthony-returning-to-knicks-175747449.html)
Rockets still considering keeping Chandler Parsons after reaching deal with Trevor Ariza (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--rockets-still-considering-keeping-chandler-parsons-after-reaching-deal-with-trevor-ariza-233124308.html)
LeBron James signs 2-year contract (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-lebron-james-signs-231808190--nba.html)
Jazz match Charlotte offer for Gordon Hayward (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jazz-match-charlotte-offer-gordon-154806770--nba.html)
Pierce coming to Wizards on 2-year deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-pierce-coming-wizards-042354193--nba.html)
Post by: jamesbond on July 13, 2014, 09:09:13 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 14, 2014, 08:04:31 AM
*Kirk Hinrich agrees to re-sign with the Bulls.
*Richard Jefferson agrees to a one-year deal with the Mavericks for the veterans minimum.
*Brian Roberts agrees to a two-year, $5.5 million deal with the Hornets.
*Luol Deng agrees to a two-year, $20 million deal with the Miami Heat.
*Matt Bonner agrees to re-sign with the San Antonio Spurs.
Post by: Zurca on July 14, 2014, 10:42:10 AM
Bosh 'excited for the challenge' (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-interview-bosh-excited-challenge-193946358--nba.html)
Heat signing Luol Deng as replacement for LeBron James (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--heat-signing-luol-deng-as-replacement-for-lebron-james-171452421.html)
Heat re-signing Chris 'Birdman' Andersen (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--heat-re-signing-chris--birdman--andersen-000218371.html)
Euro star Nikola Mirotic signing $17M deal with Bulls (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--nikola-mirotic-signing--17m-deal-with-bulls-231739382.html)
D.J. Augustin signing two-year deal with Pistons (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--d-j--augustin-signing-two-year-deal-with-pistons-015811049.html)
Mavericks signing Richard Jefferson (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--mavericks-signing-richard-jefferson-203540961.html)
Parsons headed to Mavs, Rockets not matching offer (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parsons-headed-mavs-rockets-not-232019900--nba.html)
Anthony, a 'Knick at heart,' stays in New York (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-staying-knicks-wants-build-163829108--nba.html)
Jeremy Lin joins Lakers in trade with Houston (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jeremy-lin-joins-lakers-trade-180657793--nba.html)
Hornets agree to deal with PG Roberts (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-hornets-agree-deal-002650822--nba.html)
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NBA Off-season News and Updates
US chooses 19 players for men's basketball roster (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-chooses-19-players-mens-141838039--nba.html)
Parsons headed to Mavs, Rockets not matching offer (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/parsons-headed-mavs-rockets-not-232019900--nba.html)
Pacers face new challenges in Central Division (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-face-challenges-central-division-191856968--nba.html)
Anthony, a 'Knick at heart,' stays in New York (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-staying-knicks-wants-build-163829108--nba.html)
Post by: Flatulence on July 17, 2014, 11:02:36 PM
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Post by: Zurca on July 18, 2014, 09:35:39 AM
LeBron James tells Kevin Love he wants him in Cleveland (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--lebron-james-tells-kevin-love-he-wants-him-in-cleveland-004328084.html)
Free-agent forward Glen Davis re-signs with Clippers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source--free-agent-forward-glen-davis-re-signs-with-clippers-191508469.html)
Hornets land SG Stephenson (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-hornets-land-sg-180937372--nba.html)
Brandon Rush signing two-year deal with Warriors (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--brandon-rush-signing-two-year-deal-with-warriors-195749971.html)
Lakers signing Ed Davis to two-year deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--lakers-signing-ed-davis-to-two-year-deal-025620619.html)
Pacers get Stuckey for 1 year (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-pacers-stuckey-1-021759237--nba.html)
Cavs, James Jones agree on minimum deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source-cavs-james-jones-agree-204843868--nba.html)
Wizards get C Blair in deal with Dallas (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-c-blair-deal-dallas-033130079--nba.html)
Post by: jamesbond on July 18, 2014, 07:40:15 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 18, 2014, 10:59:21 PM
-Toronto Raptors trade John Salmons to the Atlanta Hawks for Lou Williams and Lucas Nogueira.
-Jodie Meeks agrees to a three-year, $19 million deal with the Detroit Pistons.
-Cartier Martin agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Detroit Pistons.
-Marcin Gortat agrees to a five-year, $60 million deal with the Washington Wizards.
-Shaun Livingston agrees to a three-year, $16 million deal with the Golden State Warriors.
-Avery Bradley agrees to a four-year, $32 million deal with the Boston Celtics.
-Damjan Rudez agrees to a three-year, $3.3 million deal with Indiana Pacers.
-Ben Gordon agrees to a two-year, $9 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
-C.J. Miles agrees to a four-year, $18 million deal with the Indiana Pacers.
-Orlando Magic waive Jameer Nelson.
-Orlando Magic waive Ronnie Price.
-Patty Mills agrees to a three-year, $12 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
-Kyle Lowry agrees to a four-year, $48 million deal with the Toronto Raptors.
-Sebastian Telfair agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
-Darren Collison agrees to a three-year, $16 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.
-Thabo Sefolosha agrees to a three-year, $12 million deal with the Atlanta Hawks.
-Dirk Nowitzki agrees to a three-year, $25 million deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
-Chris Kaman agrees to a two-year, $10 million deal with the Portland Trail Blazers.
-Patrick Patterson agrees to a three-year, $18 million deal with the Toronto Raptors.
-Toronto Raptors trade Steve Novak and a future second-round pick to the Utah Jazz for Diante Garrett.
-Spencer Hawes agrees to a four-year, $23 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.
-Lavoy Allen agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum contract with the Indiana Pacers.
-Devin Harris agrees to a four-year, $16 million deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
-Boris Diaw agrees to a three-year, $22 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
-Jordan Farmar agrees to a two-year, $4.2 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.
-Josh McRoberts agrees to a four-year, $23 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-Danny Granger agrees to a two-year, $4.2 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-Aaron Gray agrees to a two-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Detroit Pistons.
-Toronto Raptors waive Julyan Stone.
-Channing Frye agrees to a four-year, $32 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
-Gordon Hayward agrees to a four-year, $63 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets. (Utah Jazz match the offer)
-Cleveland Cavaliers trade Jarrett Jack and Sergey Karasev to the Brooklyn Nets for draft rights to Ilkan Karaman, Christian Drejer, and Edin Bavcic.
-Cleveland Cavaliers trade Tyler Zeller and a protected 2016 first-round pick to the Boston Celtics.
-The Brooklyn Nets trade Marcus Thornton to the Boston Celtics.
-Chandler Parsons agrees to a three-year, $45 million deal with the Dallas Mavericks. (Houston Rockets do not match the offer)
-Greivis Vasquez agrees to a two-year, $13 million deal with the Toronto Raptors.
-James Johnson agrees to a two-year, $5 million deal with the Toronto Raptors.
-Beno Udrih agrees to a two-year, $4.2 million deal with the Memphis Grizzlies.
-P.J. Tucker agrees to a three-year, $16.5 million deal with the Phoenix Suns.
-Atlanta Hawks waive John Salmons.
-LeBron James agrees to a two-year, $42.1 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
-Houston Rockets trade Jeremy Lin, a future first-round pick, and a future second-round pick to the Los Angeles Lakers for draft rights to Sergei Lishchuk.
-Nick Young agrees to a four-year, $21.5 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers.
-Chris Bosh agrees to a five-year, $118 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-New Orleans Pelicans trade a 2016 second-round pick to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Alonzo Gee.
-Jordan Hill agrees to a two-year, $18 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers.
-Sacramento Kings sign-and-trade Isaiah Thomas (4yrs/$27 million) to the Phoenix Suns for a $7.2 million trade exception and draft rights to Alex Oriakhi.
-New York Knicks waive Lamar Odom.
-Cole Aldrich agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the New York Knicks.
-Kent Bazemore agrees to a two-year, $4 million deal with the Atlanta Hawks.
-Vince Carter agrees to a three-year, $12 million deal with the Memphis Grizzlies.
-Anthony Morrow agrees to a three-year, $10 million deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
-Charlotte Hornets trade Dwight Powell and Brendan Haywood to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Scotty Hopson.
-Marvin Williams agrees to a two-year, $14 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets.
-Paul Pierce agrees to a two-year, $11 million deal with the Washington Wizards.
-Luol Deng agrees to a two-year, $20 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-Brian Roberts agrees to a two-year, $5.5 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets.
-Richard Jefferson agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
-Kirk Hinrich agrees to a two-year, $5.5 million deal with the Chicago Bulls.
-Matt Bonner agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
-Mario Chalmers agrees to a two-year, $8 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-Nikola Mirotic agrees to a three-year, $17 million deal with the Chicago Bulls.
-Washington Wizards sign-and-trade Trevor Ariza (4yrs/$32 million) to the Houston Rockets for a $8.5 million trade exception.
-Houston Rockets trade Omer Asik, Omri Casspi, and $1.5 million cash to the New Orleans Pelicans for Alonzo Gee and a 2015 protected first-round pick.
-New Orleans Pelicans trade Melvin Ely to the Washington Wizards.
-Chris Andersen agrees to a two-year, $10 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-D.J. Augustin agrees to a two-year, $6 million deal with the Detroit Pistons.
-Caron Butler agrees to a two-year, $9 million deal with the Detroit Pistons.
-Pau Gasol agrees to a three-year, $22 million deal with the Chicago Bulls.
-Chicago Bulls trade Anthony Randolph and two future second-round picks to the Orlando Magic for draft rights to Milovan Rackovic.
-Grant Jerrett agrees to a two-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
-Troy Daniels agrees to a two-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Houston Rockets.
-Alan Anderson agrees to a two-year, $2.6 million deal with the Brooklyn Nets.
-Chicago Bulls trade Greg Smith to the Dallas Mavericks for draft rights to Tadija Dragicevic.
-Joey Dorsey agrees to a two-year, $2 million deal with the Houston Rockets.
-Jeff Adrien agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Houston Rockets.
-Trevor Booker agrees to a two-year, $10 million deal with the Utah Jazz.
-Boston Celtics sign-and-trade Kris Humphries (3yrs/$13.5 million) to the Washington Wizards for a $3 million trade exception.
-Dwyane Wade agrees to a two-year, $31.1 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-Udonis Haslem agrees to a two-year, $5.6 million deal with the Miami Heat.
-Orlando Magic waive Anthony Randolph.
-Chicago Bulls amnesty Carlos Boozer.
-Mike Miller agrees to a two-year, $5.5 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
-Chicago Bulls waive Lou Amundson, Mike James, and Ronnie Brewer.
-Jason Smith agrees to a one-year, $3.3 million deal with the New York Knicks.
-Carmelo Anthony agrees to a five-year, $124 million deal with the New York Knicks.
-Rashard Lewis agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
-Anthony Tolliver agrees to a two-year, $6 million deal with the Phoenix Suns.
-Lance Stephenson agrees to a three-year, $27.5 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets.
-James Jones agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
-Brandon Rush agrees to a two-year, $2.5 million deal with the Golden State Warriors.
-Dallas Mavericks sign-and-trade DeJuan Blair (3yrs/$6 million) to the Washington Wizards for draft rights to Emir Preldzic and a future second-round pick.
-Luke Ridnour agrees to a two-year, $5.5 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
-Rodney Stuckey agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Indiana Pacers.
-Ed Davis agrees to a two-year, $2 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers.
-Glen Davis agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.
-Los Angeles Lakers claim Carlos Boozer off amnesty waivers.
-Ishmael Smith agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the Houston Rockets.
-Jimmer Fredette agrees to a one-year, veteran’s minimum deal with the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Post by: Zurca on July 19, 2014, 11:16:47 AM
Wizards re-sign Kevin Seraphin, Garrett Temple (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-re-sign-kevin-seraphin--garrett-temple-231417544.html)
Lakers reach agreement on one-year deal with Xavier Henry (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--lakers-agree-to-one-year-deal-with-xavier-henry-170433320.html)
LeBron James undecided on jersey No. 6 or 23 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-james-undecided-jersey-no-174910997--nba.html)
Wiggins, Bennett out for Cavs' summer finale (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wiggins-bennett-cavs-summer-finale-024045505--nba.html)
Stephenson: Ear-blowing incident doesn't define me (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/stephenson-ear-blowing-incident-doesnt-184049355--nba.html)
Howard: Parsons' absence won't affect Rockets (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/howard-parsons-absence-wont-affect-221241012--nba.html)
Gasol, Mirotic join Chicago Bulls (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/gasol-mirotic-join-chicago-bulls-195023202--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 21, 2014, 09:15:00 AM
*The New York Knicks are
shopping J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert.
*Kevin Seraphin signs $3.8
million qualifying offer with the Washington Wizards.
*Wesley Johnson agrees to a one-year, $1 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers.
*Ryan Kelly agrees to re-sign with the Lakers.
Bulls are closing in on a deal with Aaron Brooks.
*Milwaukee Bucks will claim Kendall Marshall off waivers.
Post by: Zurca on July 21, 2014, 06:04:28 PM
Bucks awarded contract of guard Kendall Marshall (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-awarded-contract-guard-kendall-233928997--nba.html)
Wizards acquire Kris Humphries from Celtics (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-acquire-kris-humphries-celtics-215223861--nba.html)
Clippers re-sign free-agent forward Glen Davis (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-sign-free-agent-forward-025056653--nba.html)
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Post by: Zurca on July 22, 2014, 09:42:45 AM
Nick Young signs deal to stay with Lakers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nick-young-signs-deal-stay-210703659--nba.html)
Bulls re-sign Kirk Hinrich to 2-year deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bulls-sign-kirk-hinrich-2-175131285--nba.html)
Matt Bonner re-signs with San Antonio Spurs (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/matt-bonner-signs-san-antonio-172000063--nba.html)
Mavs sign Jefferson after losing Carter to Memphis (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/mavs-sign-jefferson-losing-carter-161040764--nba.html)
Jazz sign FA forward Trevor Booker (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jazz-sign-fa-forward-trevor-205735614--nba.html)
Suns announce signing of F Anthony Tolliver (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-announce-signing-f-anthony-171341547--nba.html)
Post Merge: July 23, 2014, 09:27:41 AM
NBA Off-season News and Updates
Cavs to sign Andrew Wiggins to contract (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-cavs-sign-andrew-160312967--nba.html)
Cavs trade Felix to Jazz for 3 players (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-cavs-trade-felix-235944055--nba.html)
Blazers F Robinson has thumb surgery (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/blazers-f-robinson-thumb-surgery-224046686--nba.html)
Bulls sign forward McDermott, guard Brooks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bulls-sign-forward-mcdermott-guard-222802956--nba.html)
Warriors announce Brandon Rush's signing (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-announce-brandon-rushs-signing-184822029--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on July 24, 2014, 06:54:48 PM
Rockets sign rookie Clint Capela (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-sign-rookie-clint-capela-230355396.html)
Mavs add Aminu after scrapping deal with Lewis (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/mavs-add-aminu-scrapping-deal-023850306--nba.html)
Timberwolves weighing options with Kevin Love (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-weighing-options-kevin-love-014307281--nba.html)
Post by: latrell on July 25, 2014, 09:52:34 AM
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Blake Griffin has withdrawn from playing for the U.S. national basketball team this summer.
The Los Angeles Clippers star was one of 19 players selected to the roster from which the World Cup team will be chosen.
Griffin said Thursday that he wants to dedicate all his energy to improving and preparing for the upcoming NBA season.
Griffin joins Oklahoma City guard Russell Westbrook in not participating. Westbrook dropped out to rest previous knee injuries.
The Americans begin training camp Monday in Las Vegas, a month before the World Cup of Basketball opens in Spain.
Post by: Zurca on July 25, 2014, 10:13:18 AM
Cavs sign Wiggins, who can't be traded for 30 days (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-sign-rookie-andrew-wiggins-202414723--nba.html)
Bizarre Clippers court case nears close (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jump-ball-bizarre-clippers-court-190418056--nba.html)
Magic sign 2nd-round pick Devyn Marble (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/magic-sign-2nd-round-pick-000841810--nba.html)
Mavericks' Felton pleads guilty in NYC gun case (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/mavericks-felton-pleads-guilty-nyc-145902461--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on July 27, 2014, 10:30:33 AM
Magic sign veteran Ridnour as 3rd point guard (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/magic-sign-veteran-ridnour-3rd-212856432--nba.html)
Hornets sign rookie F Vonleh, veteran PG Pargo (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-sign-rookie-f-vonleh-194957101--nba.html)
LA Lakers re-sign Xavier Henry to 1-year deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/la-lakers-sign-xavier-henry-005611012--nba.html)
Hawks sign first-round pick Adreian Payne (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-sign-first-round-pick-213825970--nba.html)
Wizards' Wall added to US list for World Cup (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-wall-added-us-list-193717949--nba.html)
Kevin Love withdraws from Team USA (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-love-pulling-team-135851150--nba.html)
Post Merge: July 28, 2014, 09:55:29 AM
NBA Off-season News and Updates
LeBron deep-sixes number; will be No. 23 with Cavs (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-deep-sixes-number-no-174412689--nba.html)
U.S. adds Paul Millsap to pool of World Cup players (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/u-s--adds-paul-millsap-to-pool-of-world-cup-players-220217100.html)
Byron Scott says he will be LA Lakers' new coach (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/byron-scott-says-la-lakers-191135724--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on July 29, 2014, 11:38:43 PM
NBA, Clippers eager for Sterling out, Ballmer in (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-clippers-eager-sterling-ballmer-071533154--nba.html)
Rose returns as US basketball team opens camp (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rose-returns-us-basketball-team-005807200--nba.html)
Guard Mo Williams signing with Timberwolves (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--guard-mo-williams-nearing-agreement-with-timberwolves-205055488.html)
Lakers finally confirm Byron Scott is new coach (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-finally-confirm-byron-scott-040113460--nba.html)
All tickets claimed for LeBron's homecoming show (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/tickets-claimed-lebrons-homecoming-show-233712081--nba.html)
Lakers re-sign F Wesley Johnson (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-sign-f-wesley-johnson-045241578--nba.html)
Post Merge: July 31, 2014, 09:35:03 AM
NBA Off-season News and Updates
Stern sees Sterling saga ending well, lauds Silver (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/stern-sees-sterling-saga-ending-001158684--nba.html)
Kyrie Irving focused on USA Basketball (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/kyrie-irving-focused-usa-basketball-235918785--nba.html)
Bosh signs 5-year, $118 million Heat deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bosh-signs-5-118-million-213408732--nba.html)
Riley speaks out, insists Heat will be competitive (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/riley-speaks-insists-heat-competitive-222746550--nba.html)
Raptors sign guard Will Cherry (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source--raptors-sign-d-league-guard-will-cherry-005437165.html)
Post Merge: July 31, 2014, 10:33:43 PM
NBA Off-season News and Updates
Riley speaks out, insists Heat will be competitive (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/riley-speaks-insists-heat-competitive-222746550--nba.html)
Defense the key for Lakers rebuild, says new coach Scott (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/defense-key-lakers-rebuild-says-coach-scott-212316308--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 01, 2014, 05:49:31 PM
Ginobili will not play for Argentina at World Cup (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ginobili-not-play-argentina-world-160131229--nba.html)
Rose acknowledges tension with Bulls (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rose-acknowledges-tension-bulls-030502812--nba.html)
Bucks sign free agent guard Jerryd Bayless (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-sign-free-agent-g-180428645--nba.html)
US basketball team bonding in Las Vegas (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-basketball-team-bonding-las-003034891--nba.html)
Man sues Shaquille O'Neal over selfie mockery (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/man-sues-shaquille-oneal-over-164537932--nba.html)
Post by: seeker11 on August 02, 2014, 11:55:23 AM
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Post by: Zurca on August 02, 2014, 12:19:26 PM
Forward Mike Scott reaches agreement to remain with Hawks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source--forward-mike-scott-reaches-agreement-to-remain-with-hawks-013429973.html)
Tibor Pleiss to remain in Europe this season (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--tibor-pleiss-to-remain-in-europe-this-season-000403548.html)
Nuggets sign G Erick Green (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nuggets-sign-g-erick-green-171841001--nba.html)
Spurs sign Tony Parker to extension (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-sign-tony-parker-extension-181736364--nba.html)
George suffers serious leg injury in US exhibition (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-suffers-serious-leg-injury-us-exhibition-025700721--spt.html)
Post by: 2013rev2013 on August 02, 2014, 03:32:21 PM
sayang talaga...
:( :( :(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi2R0IlCXlA#ws (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi2R0IlCXlA#ws)
pakidelete na lang kung sakali...
Post by: Zurca on August 06, 2014, 08:37:10 AM
Warriors' Marreese Speights arrested on DUI charge on morning after 27th birthday (https://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-ball-dont-lie/warriors--marreese-speights-arrested-on-dui-charge-on-morning-after-27th-birthday-191413863.html)
Spurs hire WNBA star Becky Hammon as assistant (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-hammon-nbas-1st-female-171021575--nba.html)
US men's basketball chooses 16 roster finalists (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-mens-basketball-chooses-16-151651368--nba.html)
Cavs officially announce signings of Miller, Jones (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-officially-announce-signings-miller-234959413--nba.html)
Suns' P.J. Tucker gets jail time, apologizes (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/p-j-tucker-gets-jail-040422931--nba.html)
David Stern set to enter basketball's Hall of Fame (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/david-stern-set-enter-basketballs-205752110--nba.html)
LeBron, sons pitch in on Akron home rehab (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-sons-pitch-akron-home-145035729--spt.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 08, 2014, 09:04:36 AM
Cleveland has agreement to acquire Kevin Love, including contract commitment (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--cavaliers-have-agreement-to-acquire-kevin-love--who-commits-to-staying-in-cleveland-054657392.html)
Durant withdraws from US national team (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-withdraws-us-national-team-223017134--nba.html)
NBA suspends new Mavs G Felton for 4 games (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-suspends-mavs-g-felton-193221703--nba.html)
Pistons hire Hardaway as assistant coach (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pistons-hire-hardaway-assistant-coach-223326508--nba.html)
Reggie Williams, Heat agree on one-year deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--reggie-williams--heat-agree-on-one-year-deal-224638132.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 10, 2014, 06:46:52 PM
LeBron tells Ohio crowd: "I love you. I'm back." (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-james-welcomed-home-akron-220808286--nba.html)
US basketball team adds Rudy Gay to roster (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-basketball-team-adds-rudy-205014059--nba.html)
LeBron James, Cavaliers open preseason at home (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-james-cavaliers-open-preseason-171032195--nba.html)
Sterling appeals ruling that OK'd Clippers sale (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sterling-appeals-ruling-okd-clippers-232253497--nba.html)
Mourning thanks doctors, kidney donor at hoop Hall (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/richmond-goes-hoops-hall-stern-001016977--ncaaw.html)
Rockets reach terms with Papanikolaou (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-rockets-reach-terms-225115223--nba.html?lbx=412043)
Suns sign first-round picks Warren, Ennis (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-sign-first-round-picks-203016901--ncaab.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 14, 2014, 09:51:02 AM
LeBron vs. 'Melo in Cavs' season opener, more key games on 2014-15 NBA schedule (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-open-season-at-home-vs--knicks-173526904.html)
NBA schedule sends LeBron to Miami for Christmas (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-schedule-since-lebron-miami-221456186--nba.html)
Sterling loses appeal to block LA Clippers sale (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sterling-loses-appeal-block-la-000829595--nba.html)
Pacers believe Paul George will make full recovery (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-believe-paul-george-full-160245983--nba.html)
NBA suspends Suns' P.J. Tucker for 3 games (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-suspends-suns-p-j-192053457--nba.html)
Charlotte bids to host future NBA All-Star game (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/charlotte-bids-host-future-nba-140538996--nba.html)
NBA fines Raptors for Drake's Durant pitch (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-fines-raptors-drakes-durant-030707191--nba.html)
Doc Rivers expected to start contract talks with new Clippers owner Steve Ballmer (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--doc-rivers-expected-to-start-contract-talks-with-new-clippers-owner-steve-ballmer-191826597.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 16, 2014, 10:37:50 AM
Paul George still hopeful of returning this season (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-still-hopeful-returning-season-192629412--nba.html)
Kings sign 1st NBA player of Indian descent (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kings-sign-bhullar-1st-player-160324648--nba.html)
US Basketball: No Africa trip after Ebola outbreak (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-basketball-no-africa-trip-183456525--nba.html)
Warriors' Livingston out 6-8 weeks with toe injury (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-livingston-6-8-weeks-211903701--nba.html)
For Rose, new journey starts at home (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rose-journey-starts-home-213347549--nba.html)
Cousins hurts knee in US practice, not serious (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/team-usa-gets-back-without-175022461--nba.html)
Suns' Isaiah Thomas has arthroscopic wrist surgery (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-isaiah-thomas-arthroscopic-wrist-193741142--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 18, 2014, 04:53:17 PM
Shawn Marion to join LeBron James on Cavaliers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/shawn-marion-to-join-lebron-james-on-cavaliers-164625051.html)
Rose hears cheers as US beats Brazil 95-78 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rose-hears-cheers-us-beats-031652299--nba.html)
Post by: netshot on August 19, 2014, 07:59:01 AM
Post by: Zurca on August 20, 2014, 09:45:58 AM
As Durant steps back, US team is moving forward (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-steps-back-us-team-215101534--nba.html)
Veteran NBA ref Bavetta retires after 39 years (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/veteran-nba-ref-bavetta-retires-184650891--nba.html)
Blatt adds Larry Drew to Cavs' coaching staff (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/blatt-adds-larry-drew-cavs-184341691--nba.html)
Jazz sign free agent F Jack Cooley (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jazz-sign-free-agent-f-235324652--nba.html)
Steve Ballmer debuts as LA Clippers owner (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/steve-ballmer-debuts-la-clippers-210118619--nba.html)
Raptors sign swingman Jordan Hamilton (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-sign-swingman-jordan-hamilton-204211872--nba.html)
Army grad Coach K takes USA team to West Point (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/army-grad-coach-k-takes-231943975--ncaab.html)
Pistons announce deals with Martin, Gray (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pistons-announce-deals-martin-gray-210535784--nba.html)
Grizzlies sign draft pick Jarnell Stokes to deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-sign-draft-pick-jarnell-001441091--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 23, 2014, 09:49:53 AM
Wiggins: rare No. 1 pick traded before rookie year (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wiggins-rare-no-1-pick-224402304--nba.html)
Hawks re-sign backup guard Shelvin Mack (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-sign-backup-guard-shelvin-210900352--nba.html)
US beats Puerto Rico 112-86 in hoops exhibition (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-beats-puerto-rico-112-011527502--nba.html)
Post Merge: August 24, 2014, 09:48:31 AM
NBA Off-season News and Updates
Lovefest: Kevin Love traded to Cavs, joins LeBron (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-love-traded-cavaliers-170834361--nba.html)
Cavaliers complete trade for Kevin Love (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-complete-trade-for-kevin-love-173215451.html)
Post by: Zurca on August 27, 2014, 11:15:20 AM
Clippers trade Jared Dudley to Bucks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source--clippers-trade-jared-dudley-to-bucks-193032704.html)
Thunder trade Hasheem Thabeet to Sixers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source--thunder-trade-hasheem-thabeet-to-sixers-214425742.html)
Kings interested in Russian guard Dmitry Kulagin (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source--kings-interested-in-russian-guard-dmitry-kulagin-221552763.html)
Davis, US beat Slovenia in basketball exhibition (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-us-beat-slovenia-basketball-201824291--nba.html)
Kevin Love pledges commitment to Cavaliers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/love-connection-kevin-love-welcomed-163421023--nba.html)
NBA unveils new rules to make baselines safer (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-unveils-rules-baselines-safer-175000396--nba.html)
Wiggins, new Wolves receive warm welcome in MN (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wiggins-wolves-receive-warm-welcome-232759563--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 27, 2014, 11:18:33 AM
*Thunder trades Hasheem Thabeet to the Philadelphia 76ers who will immediately waive Thabeet.
*The Clippers have traded Jared Dudley and a future first-round pick to the Bucks for Carlos Delfino and Miroslav Raduljica.
*Joel Przybilla has retired from the NBA.
*Los Angeles Lakers officially sign Jordan Clarkson.
Post by: Zurca on August 29, 2014, 09:44:29 PM
Shelly Sterling talks about husband, Clippers sale (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/shelly-sterling-talks-husband-clippers-092203072--nba.html)
Clippers sign Doc Rivers to 5-year extension (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-sign-doc-rivers-contract-163144833--nba.html)
Celtics' Green donates $1 million to Georgetown (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-green-donates-1-million-000702690--ncaab.html)
Guard Shannon Brown signs with Miami Heat (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/guard-shannon-brown-signs-miami-003923549--nba.html)
Rockets sign forward Tarik Black (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-sign-forward-tarik-black-230132304--nba.html)
Post Merge: August 31, 2014, 10:31:48 AM
NBA Off-season News and Updates
Inmate charged in fraud against 3 ex-Heat players (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/inmate-charged-fraud-against-3-200645322--nba.html)
US dominates Finland 114-55 in basketball worlds (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-dominates-finland-114-54-212046151--nba.html)
Timberwolves have record week after trading Love (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-record-week-trading-love-231435321--nba.html)
Sterling says Clippers deal started with 2 numbers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/shelly-sterling-talks-husband-clippers-092203072--nba.html)
Clippers waive Delfino and Raduljica (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-waive-delfino-raduljica-185812846--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 01, 2014, 07:01:05 PM
Jason Terry has been traded to the Houston Rockets for Alonzo Gee with some 2nd round picks also going Houstons way.
And Ray Allen is now deciding between 4 options, Cleveland, San Antonio, L.A Clippers and Retirement.
Post by: Zurca on September 03, 2014, 06:45:05 PM
Warriors sign James Michael McAdoo (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-sign-james-michael-mcadoo-222549373.html)
Keith Smart discussing role with Miami Heat coaching staff (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--keith-smart-discussing-role-with-miami-heat-coaching-staff-133551262.html)
Unbeaten US routs New Zealand 98-71 at worlds (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/unbeaten-us-routs-zealand-98-172033716--nba.html)
Kevin Durant staying with Nike (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/kevin-durant-staying-nike-193534024--nba.html)
Hornets first-round pick Vonleh out 6-8 weeks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-first-round-pick-vonleh-014046033--nba.html)
Slovenia alone atop group at basketball worlds (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/slovenia-alone-atop-group-basketball-215125494--nba.html)
Israeli, Brazilian teams part of NBA preseason (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/israeli-brazilian-teams-part-nba-211532515--nba.html)
Rockets reach agreement for Terry (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-rockets-reach-agreement-010600502--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on September 06, 2014, 08:28:01 AM
Clippers sign Douglas-Roberts and Udoh (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-sign-douglas-roberts-udoh-204315532--nba.html)
Irving 'ready to go' after hard fall in US game (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/irving-ready-hard-fall-us-154457187--nba.html)
Monroe signs qualifying offer with Pistons (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source-monroe-signs-qualifying-offer-230508967--nba.html)
US tops Ukraine to finish basketball worlds group (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/us-tops-ukraine-finish-basketball-172517008--nba.html)
Warriors GM Bob Myers agrees to 3-year extension (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-gm-bob-myers-agrees-062730915--nba.html)
Raptors sign veteran center Greg Stiemsma (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-sign-veteran-center-greg-174106253--nba.html)
Durant signs another deal, this time Orange Leaf (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/durant-signs-another-deal-time-140526033--nba.html)
Wizards hire Howard Eisley as assistant coach (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-hire-howard-eisley-assistant-203137425--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on September 10, 2014, 08:35:57 PM
Kentucky coach John Calipari finalizing unprecedented scouting combine for NBA personnel (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--kentucky-coach-john-calipari-finalizing-unprecedented-scouting-combine-for-nba-personnel-141704100.html)
Pistons add Pat Garrity to front office (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--pistons-hire-pat-garrity-into-front-office-123720784-nba.html)
Hawks discipline GM Ferry for racist comments (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hawks-discipline-gm-ferry-racist-130420710--nba.html)
Billups tells Yahoo Sports he's retiring (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/billups-tells-yahoo-sports-hes-043000105--nba.html)
Pistons center Greg Monroe suspended 2 games (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pistons-center-greg-monroe-suspended-182108945--nba.html)
US, Lithuania win to set up World Cup semifinal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lithuania-beats-turkey-reaches-world-165958997--nba.html)
Cavs announce Shawn Marion signing (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-announce-shawn-marion-signing-185902674--nba.html)
Knicks sign Galloway of St. Joseph's, Wear of UCLA (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-sign-galloway-st-josephs-205600355--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on September 18, 2014, 05:31:51 PM
LeBron banner could rise again in Cleveland (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-banner-could-rise-again-231243005--nba.html)
Free-agent forward Michael Beasley working out for Spurs (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--free-agent-forward-michael-beasley-working-out-for-spurs-163327953.html)
Center Ryan Hollins, Kings agree to one-year deal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/source--center-ryan-hollins--kings-agree-to-one-year-deal-002809387.html)
Nuggets' Hickson suspended 5 games by NBA (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nuggets-hickson-suspended-5-games-202728864--nba.html)
Rockets acquire Jason Terry, picks from Kings (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-acquire-jason-terry-picks-202109144--nba.html)
Atlanta mayor: Plenty of potential Hawks buyers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/atlanta-mayor-plenty-potential-hawks-071222757--nba.html)
Arrest made in theft from Pacers star Paul George (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/arrest-made-theft-pacers-star-141916732--nba.html)
Timberwolves sign Glenn Robinson III (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-sign-glenn-robinson-iii-191454297--nba.html)
Heat promote Fizdale, add Smart, Quinn to staff (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-promote-fizdale-add-smart-223719564--nba.html)
Knicks sign forward Orlando Sanchez (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-sign-forward-orlando-sanchez-215042705--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 21, 2014, 04:28:22 AM
*Andray Blatche has signed a one-year deal with the Flying Tigers of the CBA.
*Ramon Sessions agrees to sign a two-year, $4.2 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.
*Washington Wizards have reached out to Ray Allen.
*Phoenix has no interest in signing-and-trading Eric Bledsoe to Minnesota.
Post by: Zurca on September 22, 2014, 10:06:01 AM
LeBron banner approved to hang in Cleveland (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-banner-approved-hang-cleveland-170306828--nba.html)
Wolves GM optimistic, won't rush Rubio extension (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wolves-gm-optimistic-wont-rush-193236866--nba.html)
Chicago Bulls sign guard E'Twaun Moore (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/chicago-bulls-sign-guard-etwaun-174715090--nba.html?lbx=412042)
Sacramento Kings sign Casspi, Hollins (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sacramento-kings-sign-casspi-hollins-224955177--nba.html)
Dwyane Wade says Stern helped with fashion sense (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/dwyane-wade-says-stern-helped-160926444--spt.html)
Post by: Zurca on September 26, 2014, 08:51:30 AM
Veteran guard Ronnie Price signs with LA Lakers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/veteran-guard-ronnie-price-signs-la-lakers-215832162--nba.html)
Eric Bledsoe reaches agreement on $70M deal with Suns (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--eric-bledsoe-reaches-agreement-on--70m-deal-with-suns-215534004.html)
Hornets' Taylor arrested for domestic assault (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-taylor-arrested-domestic-assault-001728178--nba.html)
Pacers' George making rehab progress on broken leg (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-george-making-progress-rehab-180205837--nba.html)
Grizzlies sign free-agent forward Michael Beasley (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/grizzlies-sign-free-agent-forward-michael-beasley-213921710--nba.html)
New Warriors coach Steve Kerr eager to begin camp (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-coach-steve-kerr-eager-begin-camp-231619732--nba.html)
Cho: Hornets capable of deeper run in playoffs (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cho-hornets-capable-deeper-run-playoffs-212644770--nba.html)
Timberwolves hire shooting coach to help Rubio (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/timberwolves-hire-shooting-coach-help-rubio-175753244--nba.html)
Milicic switches from NBA to kickboxing (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/milicic-switches-nba-kickboxing-171235112--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on September 28, 2014, 09:19:44 AM
For Heat, rival players are now new teammates (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-rival-players-now-teammates-170053161--nba.html)
76ers G Carter-Williams unsure of return (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/76ers-g-carter-williams-unsure-return-175649333--nba.html)
Cavaliers coach David Blatt gets right to business (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-coach-david-blatt-gets-business-215220594--nba.html)
Pelicans say Evans has strained hamstring (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-evans-strained-hamstring-195626364--nba.html)
76ers acquire Bogans in trade with Cavaliers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/76ers-acquire-g-bogans-trade-cleveland-195304298--nba.html)
Rondo to miss 6-8 weeks with broken left finger (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rondo-miss-6-8-weeks-broken-left-finger-232602445--nba.html)
Luol Deng forgives Danny Ferry for racist comments (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/luol-deng-forgives-danny-ferry-racist-comments-210355390--nba.html)
Hornets' Taylor banned from team activities (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-taylor-court-date-set-oct-8-135104876--nba.html)
Spurs sticking to 'live in the moment' philosophy (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/spurs-sticking-live-moment-philosophy-220602227--nba.html)
Kupchak: Healthy Kobe plans big return for Lakers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/kupchak-healthy-kobe-plans-big-return-lakers-000148322--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on September 30, 2014, 06:29:33 PM
3 new assistants join LA Clippers staff (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/3-assistants-join-la-clippers-staff-224017886--nba.html)
Hornets await NBA investigation into Taylor (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-await-nba-investigation-taylor-152608970--nba.html)
Suns sign Morris twins to 4-year deals (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/ap-source-suns-sign-morris-twins-4-deals-162048555--nba.html)
Rondo: I want to stay a Celtic beyond this season (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rondo-want-stay-celtic-beyond-season-215906840--nba.html)
Clippers return focus to team post-Sterling (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-return-focus-team-post-sterling-230946854--nba.html)
LeBron: "Nowhere near" decision on 2016 Olympics (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-nowhere-near-decision-2016-olympics-222528302--nba.html)
Pacers modify expectations after George's injury (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-modify-expectations-georges-injury-195739017--nba.html)
Anthony back for 'unfinished business' in New York (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-back-unfinished-business-york-185633282--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on October 03, 2014, 09:53:46 AM
Wolves rest Pek at camp, aim to keep him healthy (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wolves-rest-pek-camp-aim-keep-him-healthy-214646932--nba.html)
LeBron warmly welcomed "home" by Cleveland fans (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavaliers-fans-welcome-back-lebron-221444544--nba.html)
Thunder coach: Westbrook best point guard in NBA (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-coach-westbrook-best-point-guard-nba-210946153--nba.html)
Police sent to home of ex-Clippers owner by wife (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/police-sent-home-ex-clippers-owner-wife-002846010--nba.html)
LeBron James bringing his story to TV series (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-james-bringing-story-tv-series-151039338--nba.html)
Wilt Chamberlain set to appear on postage stamp (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/wilt-chamberlain-set-appear-postage-stamp-002331962--nba.html)
Heat hold open scrimmage, as new era begins (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-hold-open-scrimmage-era-begins-001812644--nba.html)
Horford back but playing it safe in training camp (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/horford-back-playing-safe-training-camp-000700762--mlb.html)
Post by: razorsharp on October 04, 2014, 01:12:37 AM
sana magclick sina lebron-love-irving. di tulad ng trio nila kobe-howard-gasol two years ago sa lakers. buta!
Post by: Zurca on October 06, 2014, 09:26:09 AM
Fredette helps Pelicans top Heat in preseason game (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/fredette-helps-pelicans-top-heat-preseason-game-021113993--nba.html)
James sits second half, Cavs beat Maccabi 107-80 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-sits-second-half-cavs-beat-maccabi-107-002744799--nba.html)
Post Merge: October 07, 2014, 09:55:24 AM
NBA Pre-Season Games Results
DeRozan, Raptors beat Kings 99-94 in Vancouver (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-raptors-beat-kings-99-94-vancouver-020109006--nba.html)
NBA News and Updates
Kenneth Faried agrees to $60M extension with Nuggets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--kenneth-faried-agrees-to--60m-extension-with-nuggets-063753982.html)
NBA extends television deals with ESPN and TNT (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-extends-television-deals-espn-tnt-134215955--nba.html)
Magic's Oladipo, Frye out with ligament sprains (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/magics-oladipo-frye-ligament-sprains-202201053--nba.html)
Damian Lillard vows that the best is yet to come (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/damian-lillard-vows-best-yet-come-222209693--nba.html)
Jazz sign 5-year-old with leukemia for scrimmage (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jazz-sign-5-old-leukemia-scrimmage-202717408--nba.html)
Lakers' Nick Young out 8 weeks after thumb surgery (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-nick-young-8-weeks-thumb-surgery-002308006--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on October 08, 2014, 06:20:44 PM
Hill leads Pacers past Timberwolves, 103-90 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hill-leads-pacers-past-timberwolves-103-90-015228386--nba.html)
Warriors beat Clippers 112-94 in preseason opener (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-beat-clippers-112-94-preseason-opener-052517937--nba.html)
Cousins leads Kings to 113-106 win over Raptors (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cousins-leads-kings-113-106-win-over-raptors-045641392--nba.html)
Rockets top Mavs 111-108 in preseason foul fest (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-top-mavs-111-108-preseason-foul-fest-034908072--nba.html)
Jazz beat Trail Blazers 92-73 in preseason opener (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jazz-beat-trail-blazers-92-73-preseason-opener-033630662--nba.html)
Marble helps Magic top Heat in OT, 108-101 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/marble-helps-magic-top-heat-ot-108-101-022049918--nba.html)
Monroe leads Pistons past Bulls, 111-109 in OT (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/monroe-leads-pistons-past-bulls-111-109-ot-024501643--nba.html)
Post by: ThrashMetal on October 08, 2014, 07:32:59 PM
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Post by: large99 on October 08, 2014, 08:21:31 PM
Post by: Zurca on October 09, 2014, 05:24:16 PM
Noel helps 76ers beat Hornets 106-92 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/noel-helps-76ers-beat-hornets-106-92-014841334--nhl.html)
Mozgov scores 20 in Denver's win over Thunder (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/mozgov-scores-20-denvers-win-over-thunder-035434923--nba.html)
Fisher drops preseason debut with New York Knicks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/sullinger-leads-celtics-past-knicks-106-86-020251872--nba.html)
Bucks rally to beat Grizzlies in Parker's debut (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-rally-beat-grizzlies-parkers-debut-023640194--nba.html)
Wizards beat Pelicans 94-89 in preseason game (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-beat-pelicans-94-89-preseason-game-023022911--nba.html)
Post by: bohica on October 09, 2014, 07:19:09 PM
When are we having the draft? How many teams do we have this year? Can we select a PT muse for each team?
Post by: Zurca on October 09, 2014, 07:54:40 PM
Post Merge: October 10, 2014, 04:23:44 PM
NBA Pre-Season Games Results
Harden leads Rockets over Memphis as Howard sits (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-leads-rockets-over-memphis-howard-sits-025219322--nba.html)
Warriors beat Lakers 120-105 with 25 from Thompson (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-beat-lakers-120-105-25-thompson-050221321--nba.html)
Burke has 22 and Jazz down Blazers 109-105 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/burke-22-jazz-down-blazers-109-105-044720200--nba.html)
Caldwell-Pope, Drummond lead Pistons past Bucks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/caldwell-pope-drummond-lead-pistons-past-bucks-020536775--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on October 12, 2014, 10:02:29 AM
Thunder beat Mavericks 118-109 in exhibition (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-beat-mavericks-118-109-exhibition-033702026--nba.html)
Suns beat Nuggets; Gallinari has 17 in return (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-beat-nuggets-gallinari-17-return-045143705--nba.html)
Hornets roll past Wizards, 99-86 in South Carolina (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-roll-past-wizards-99-86-south-carolina-015025171--nba.html)
Harris leads Orlando to 96-93 win over Pacers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/harris-leads-orlando-96-93-win-over-pacers-013852088--nba.html)
DeRozan, Lowry lead Raptors past Celtics 116-109 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-lowry-lead-raptors-past-celtics-116-109-020405802--nba.html)
Mo Williams shines as Wolves beat Sixers, 116-110 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/mo-williams-shines-wolves-beat-sixers-116-110-022406259--nba.html)
Post Merge: October 13, 2014, 09:02:55 AM
NBA Pre-Season Games Results (October 12, 2014)
Conley's 23 points lead Grizzlies past Hawks 93-88 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/conleys-23-points-lead-grizzlies-past-hawks-93-025244084--nba.html)
Gasol, Butler lead Bulls over Bucks, 91-85 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/gasol-butler-lead-bulls-over-bucks-91-85-033254712--nba.html)
Cavs beat Heat in Rio as LeBron faces former team (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/cavs-beat-heat-rio-lebron-faces-former-team-003428355--nba.html)
Knicks beat Celtics for 1st preseason win (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knicks-beat-celtics-1st-preseason-win-021234060--nba.html)
Nets edge Kings 97-95 in China (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nets-edge-kings-97-95-china-082523057--nba.html)
NBA News and Updates
Kevin Durant could miss up to eight weeks with fractured foot (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/kevin-durant-could-miss-up-to-eight-weeks-with-fractured-foot-152900799.html)
Wizards' Bradley Beal needs left wrist surgery (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-bradley-beal-needs-left-wrist-surgery-224645930--nba.html)
Post by: ShadowShaman on October 13, 2014, 10:06:58 AM
Post by: Zurca on October 13, 2014, 04:22:35 PM
Caldwell-Pope injures knee in loss to Wizards (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/caldwell-pope-injured-pistons-fall-wizards-194917481--nba.html)
Warriors blitz Lakers early in 116-75 rout (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-blitz-lakers-early-116-75-rout-041820640--nba.html)
Matthews helps Trail Blazers beat Clippers 119-114 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/matthews-helps-trail-blazers-beat-clippers-119-114-035358585--nba.html)
Nowitzki scores 16, Mavericks beat Pacers 106-98 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nowitzki-scores-16-mavericks-beat-pacers-106-98-040328282--nba.html)
Post Merge: October 14, 2014, 06:09:45 PM
NBA Pre-Season Games Results (October 14, 2014)
Hornets rally to beat Magic 99-97 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-rally-beat-magic-99-97-012340495--nba.html)
Gobert's double-double lifts Jazz over Clippers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/goberts-double-double-lifts-jazz-over-clippers-034435374--nba.html)
Lou Williams scores 21, Raptors beat Knicks 81-76 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lou-williams-scores-21-raptors-beat-knicks-81-020920234--nba.html)
Butler leads Bulls to 110-90 win over Nuggets (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/butler-leads-bulls-110-90-win-over-nuggets-024836863--nba.html)
Jones leads Rockets to 95-92 win over Suns (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jones-leads-rockets-95-92-win-over-suns-024730326--nba.html)
Post Merge: October 15, 2014, 10:41:38 AM
NBA News and Updates
NBA to test 44-minute game, 4 shorter than normal (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-test-44-minute-game-4-shorter-normal-170526243--nba.html)
Detroit's Meeks out 8 weeks with back issue (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/detroits-meeks-8-weeks-back-issue-200937169--nba.html)
Raptors pick up options on Valanciunas, Ross (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-pick-options-valanciunas-ross-184522610--nba.html)
Thunder prepare to play without MVP Kevin Durant (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-prepare-play-without-mvp-durant-210531089--nba.html)
Hornets PG Walker injured vs. Magic (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-pg-walker-injured-vs-magic-010242171--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on October 16, 2014, 09:11:48 AM
LeBron sits, Love scores 25 as Cavs beat Bucks (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lebron-sits-love-scores-25-cavs-beat-bucks-014157246--nba.html)
Anthony, Knicks beat 76ers 84-77 in preseason (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/anthony-knicks-beat-76ers-84-77-preseason-015747626--nba.html)
Horford returns as Hawks beat winless Heat (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/horford-returns-hawks-beat-winless-heat-040315918--nba.html)
Davis powers Pelicans to 117-98 win over Rockets (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-powers-pelicans-117-98-win-over-rockets-024806516--nba.html)
Thunder beat Grizzlies 117-107 without Durant (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/thunder-beat-grizzlies-117-107-without-durant-023938127--nba.html)
Post by: razorsharp on October 18, 2014, 02:14:30 AM
Post by: Zurca on October 18, 2014, 09:22:48 AM
Teletovic leads Nets to 129-117 OT win over Kings (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/teletovic-leads-nets-129-117-ot-win-over-154254163--nba.html)
Pistons beat Hornets 104-84 in preseason (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pistons-beat-hornets-104-84-preseason-190226044--nba.html)
James, Cavs spoil Pacers' West's return to Xavier (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/james-cavs-spoil-pacers-wests-return-xavier-015738245--nba.html)
Williams lifts Raptors past Celtics, 92-89 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/williams-lifts-raptors-past-celtics-92-89-020356144--nba.html)
NBA Pre-Season Games Results (October 17, 2014)
Suns beat short-handed Spurs 121-90 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/suns-beat-short-handed-spurs-121-90-043224902--nba.html)
Davis leads Pelicans past Thunder, 120-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-leads-pelicans-past-thunder-120-86-025434347--nba.html)
Butler leads Bulls past Hawks, 85-84 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/butler-leads-bulls-past-hawks-85-84-031854746--nba.html)
Warriors beat Nuggets 104-101 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-beat-nuggets-104-101-024814580--nba.html)
Jazz rout defenseless Lakers, 119-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jazz-rout-defenseless-lakers-119-86-044708089--nba.html)
Celtics defeats Sixers, 111-91 (http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/boston-celtics-philadelphia-76ers-2014101620/)
Post Merge: October 18, 2014, 09:25:55 AM
NBA News and Updates
Bucks say center Larry Sanders has minor surgery (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-center-larry-sanders-minor-surgery-222736304--nba.html)
Mavs explore trades to free up roster spots (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/sources--mavs-explore-trades-to-free-up-roster-spots-053652824.html)
Irving back on floor with Cavaliers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/irving-back-floor-cavaliers-202204235--nba.html)
Judge mulls tossing lawsuit by Sterling mistress (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/judge-mulls-tossing-lawsuit-sterling-mistress-203545832--nba.html)
NBA MVP Kevin Durant has surgery on fractured foot (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-mvp-kevin-durant-foot-fracture-210657200--nba.html)
Bucks add 7 business leaders to franchise (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-add-7-business-leaders-franchise-173755183--nba.html)
NBA partners with China to expand training (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba-partners-china-expand-training-182000052--nba.html)
Celtics acquire Bynum from Pistons (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-acquire-bynum-pistons-172107292--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on October 21, 2014, 09:35:30 AM
Crawford scores 25 as Clippers beat Jazz 101-97 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/crawford-scores-25-clippers-beat-jazz-101-97-053652996--nba.html)
Magic use big 4th quarter to beat Pistons 99-87 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/magic-big-4th-quarter-beat-pistons-99-87-013414795--nba.html)
Jefferson leads Hornets past Wizards 96-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/jefferson-leads-hornets-past-wizards-96-86-013414346--nba.html)
Mavericks down LeBron, Cavaliers 108-102 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mavericks-down-lebron-cavaliers-108-102-021118002--nba.html)
Parker helps Bucks top Timberwolves, 105-98 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parker-helps-bucks-top-timberwolves-105-98-024354812--nba.html)
Ross helps Raptors beat Thunder 109-90 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/ross-helps-raptors-beat-thunder-109-90-024354711--nba.html)
Heat win first game of preseason, beat Warriors (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-win-first-game-preseason-beat-warriors-031522027--nba.html)
NBA Pre-Season Games Results (October 19, 2014)
Pacers rally in 4th quarter, beat Mavericks 98-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pacers-rally-4th-quarter-beat-mavericks-98-93-020048410--nba.html)
Drummond leads Pistons past Hawks, 104-100 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/drummond-leads-pistons-past-hawks-104-100-022033145--nba.html)
Drew Gordon helps 76ers hold off Magic 95-84 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/drew-gordon-helps-76ers-hold-off-magic-95-022136186--nba.html)
Heat beat Spurs 111-108 in overtime (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-beat-spurs-111-108-overtime-034854400--nba.html)
Faried helps Nuggets beat Clippers 104-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/faried-helps-nuggets-beat-clippers-104-93-053341026--nba.html)
NBA Pre-Season Games Results (October 20, 2014)
Bryant scores 26, Lakers rally past Jazz 98-91 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bryant-scores-26-lakers-rally-past-jazz-98-041638835--nba.html)
Celtics beat Nets in experimental 44-minute game (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/celtics-beat-nets-experimental-44-minute-game-220049729--nba.html)
Mo Williams helps Timberwolves beat Thunder (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mo-williams-helps-timberwolves-beat-thunder-015933673--nba.html)
Hinrich scores 26 points, Bulls beat Hornets (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hinrich-scores-26-points-bulls-beat-hornets-023938684--nba.html)
Rockets beat Warriors 90-83 in exhibition game (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-beat-warriors-90-83-exhibition-game-133743204--nba.html)
Post by: razorsharp on October 25, 2014, 01:47:41 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 30, 2014, 02:36:42 PM
Bucks – 106 Hornets – 108
Knight: 22 Pts. Knight: 13 Asts. Knight: 8 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Stephenson: 8 Asts. Stephenson: 13 Rebs.
Sixers – 91 Pacers – 103
Wroten: 22 Pts. Wroten: 7 Asts. Noel: 10 Rebs./Hibbert: 22 Pts. Sloan: 6 Asts. Sloan: 10 Rebs.
Nets – 105 Celtics – 121
Teletovic: 20 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Johnson: 6 Rebs./Olynyk: 19 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Rondo: 7 Rebs.
Wizards – 95 Heat – 107
Gooden: 18 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 7 Rebs./Bosh: 26 Pts. Bosh: 4 Asts. Bosh: 15 Rebs.
Hawks – 102 Raptors – 109
Korver: 20 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs./Valanciunas: 17 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. DeRozan: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 101 Grizzlies – 105
Young: 26 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Pekovic: 8 Rebs./Gasol: 32 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs.
Bulls – 104 Knicks – 80
Gibson: 22 Pts. Brooks: 6 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 14 Pts. Anthony: 3 Asts. Stoudemire: 8 Rebs.
Pistons – 79 Nuggets – 89
Smith: 25 Pts. Smith: 3 Asts. Drummond: 9 Rebs./Faried: 22 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. Faried: 17 Rebs.
Rockets – 104 Jazz – 93
Howard: 22 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./Burks: 18 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Hayward: 8 Rebs.
Lakers – 99 Suns – 119
Bryant: 31 Pts. Price: 5 Asts. Hill: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Plumlee: 6 Rebs.
Warriors – 95 Kings – 77
Curry: 24 Pts. Thompson: 6 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 20 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 89 Blazers – 106
Westbrook: 38 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 8 Rebs./Aldridge: 27 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 2-0
2. Blazers 1-0
3. Suns 1-0
4. Spurs 1-0
5. Nuggets 1-0
6. Warriors 0-0
7. Grizzlies 1-0
8. Pelicans 1-0
9. L.A. Clippers 0-0
10. Mavericks 0-1
11. Timberwolves 0-1
12. Jazz 0-1
13. Thunder 0-1
14. Kings 0-1
15. L.A. Lakers 0-2
East:
1. Bulls 1-0
2. Celtics 1-0
3. Heat 1-0
4. Pacers 1-0
5. Raptors 1-0
6. Hornets 1-0
7. Cavaliers 0-0
8. Bucks 0-1
9. Hawks 0-1
10. Sixers 0-1
11. Wizards 0-1
12. Nets 0-1
13. Knicks 0-1
14. Pistons 0-1
15. Magic 0-1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 01, 2014, 06:26:49 PM
Grizzlies – 97 Pacers – 89
Randolph: 22 Pts. Conley: 4 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs./Copeland: 16 Pts. Sloan: 7 Asts. Allen: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 114 Bulls – 108
James: 36 Pts. James: 4 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs./Rose: 20 Pts. Dunleavy: 8 Asts. Noah: 13 Rebs.
Sixers – 81 Bucks – 93
Thompson: 15 Pts. Wroten: 6 Asts. Noel: 10 Rebs./Mayo: 25 Pts. Knight: 8 Asts. Sanders: 15 Rebs.
Spurs – 89 Suns – 94
Parker: 19 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs./Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 4 Asts. Markieff Morris: 11 Rebs.
Blazers – 94 Kings – 103
Aldridge: 22 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Lillard: 7 Rebs./Gay: 40 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Cousins: 9 Rebs.
Clippers – 118 Lakers – 111
Griffin: 39 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Hill: 23 Pts. Lin: 9 Asts. Boozer: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Grizzlies 2-0
2. Suns 2-0
3. Rockets 2-0
4. L.A. Clippers 2-0
5. Nuggets 1-0
6. Warriors 1-0
7. Pelicans 1-0
8. Spurs 1-1
9. Kings 1-1
10. Mavericks 1-1
11. Blazers 1-1
12. Timberwolves 1-1
13. Thunder 0-2
14. Jazz 0-2
15. L.A. Lakers 0-3
East:
1. Heat 1-0
2. Celtics 1-0
3. Hornets 1-0
4. Raptors 1-0
5. Cavaliers 1-1
6. Bulls 1-1
7. Knicks 1-1
8. Pacers 1-1
9. Bucks 1-1
10. Wizards 1-1
11. Hawks 0-1
12. Sixers 0-1
13. Nets 0-1
14. Magic 0-2
15. Pistons 0-2
Post Merge: November 02, 2014, 05:15:09 PM
November 02, Final Scores/Leaders:
Mavericks – 109 Pelicans – 104
Parsons: 20 Pts. Harris: 6 Asts. Chandler: 7 Rebs./Davis: 31 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 71 Hornets – 69
Gasol: 22 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs./Jefferson: 19 Pts. Stephenson: 4 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 12 Rebs.
Raptors – 108 Magic – 95
DeRozan: 26 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Fournier: 18 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 114 Sixers – 96
Bosh: 30 Pts. Wade: 10 Asts. Bosh: 8 Rebs./Wroten: 21 Pts. Wroten: 10 Asts. Thomas: 9 Rebs.
Bucks – 87 Wizards – 108
Knight: 24 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Parker: 11 Rebs./Nene: 22 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Pacers – 92 Hawks – 102
Copeland: 21 Pts. Sloan: 7 Asts. Hibbert: 12 Rebs./Teague: 25 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Carroll: 9 Rebs.
Nets – 102 Pistons – 90
Johnson: 34 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Garnett: 14 Rebs./Jennings: 18 Pts. Jennings: 9 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs.
Celtics – 90 Rockets – 104
Green: 17 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Rondo: 10 Rebs./Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Jones: 10 Rebs.
Bulls – 106 Timberwolves – 105
Butler: 24 Pts. Brooks: 5 Asts. Noah: 11 Rebs./Martin: 33 Pts. Rubio: 17 Asts. Dieng: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets – 91 Thunder – 102
Lawson: 25 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. Chandler: 7 Rebs./Jones: 23 Pts. Telfair: 9 Asts. Roberson: 8 Rebs.
Suns – 91 Jazz – 118
Green: 16 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Markieff Morris: 7 Rebs./Favors: 32 Pts. Burke: 4 Asts. Hayward: 10 Rebs.
Lakers – 104 Warriors – 127
Bryant: 28 Pts. Lin: 6 Asts. Bryant: 6 Rebs./Thompson: 41 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Bogut: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. ROCKETS 3-0
2. Grizzlies 3-0
3. WARRIORS 2-0
4. BLAZERS 1-1
5. Clippers 2-0
6. Suns 2-1
7. Mavericks 2-1
8. Spurs 1-1
9. Kings 1-1
10. Pelicans 1-1
11. Nuggets 1-1
12. Thunder 1-2
13. Jazz 1-2
14. Timberwolves 1-2
15. L.A. Lakers 0-4
East:
1. HEAT 2-0
2. RAPTORS 2-0
3. BULLS 2-1
4. Wizards 2-1
5. Celtics 1-1
6. Knicks 1-1
7. Cavaliers 1-1
8. Nets 1-1
9. Hornets 1-1
10. Hawks 1-1
11. Pacers 1-2
12. Bucks 1-2
13. Pistons 0-3
14. Magic 0-3
15. Sixers 0-3
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: November 03, 2014, 01:48:43 PM
November 03, Final Scores/Leaders:
Kings – 98 Clippers – 92
Cousins: 34 Pts. Gay: 6 Asts. Cousins: 17 Rebs./Griffin: 17 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs.
Raptors – 102 Heat – 107
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 3 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Bosh: 21 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Bosh: 11 Rebs.
Hornets – 93 Knicks – 96
Jefferson: 21 Stephenson: 8 Asts. Stephen: 9 Rebs./Anthony: 28 Pts. Larkin: 5 Asts. Stoudemire: 10 Rebs.
Warriors – 95 Blazers – 90
Thompson: 29 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs./Aldridge: 26 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 3-0
2. ROCKETS 3-0
3. Grizzlies 3-0
4. NUGGETS 1-1
5. Kings 2-1
6. L.A. Clippers 2-1
7. Suns 2-1
8. Mavericks 2-1
9. Spurs 1-1
10. Pelicans 1-1
11. Blazers 1-2
12. Thunder 1-2
13. Jazz 1-2
14. Timberwolves 1-2
15. L.A. Lakers 0-4
East:
1. HEAT 3-0
2. RAPTORS 2-1
3. BULLS 2-1
4. Knicks 2-1
5. Wizards 2-1
6. Celtics 1-1
7. Cavaliers 1-1
8. Nets 1-1
9. Hawks 1-1
10. Hornets 1-2
11. Pacers 1-2
12. Bucks 1-2
13. Pistons 0-3
14. Magic 0-3
15. Sixers 0-3
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: Zurca on November 04, 2014, 04:47:48 PM
Griffin scores 31; Clippers beat Jazz 107-101 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/griffin-scores-31-clippers-beat-060447554--nba.html)
Harden scores 35, Rockets top 76ers 104-93 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/harden-scores-35-rockets-top-024020708--nba.html)
Lopez returns as Nets rout injury-depleted Thunder (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/lopez-returns-nets-rout-injury-030334492--nba.html)
Gasol, Randolph lead Grizzlies over Pelicans 93-81 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/gasol-randolph-lead-grizzlies-over-035351515--nba.html)
Parsons, Mavs hold on to beat Celtics 118-113 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/parsons-mavs-hold-beat-celtics-041309176--nba.html)
Collison helps Kings hold off Nuggets 110-105 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/collison-helps-kings-hold-off-050827791--nba.html)
Post Merge: November 05, 2014, 05:29:08 PM
NBA Regular Season Games Results (November 5, 2014)
Knight helps Bucks hold off Pacers, 87-81 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knight-helps-bucks-hold-off-pacers-87-81-030021750--nba.html)
Phoenix Suns beat Lakers 112-106 despite Kobe's 39 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/phoenix-suns-beat-lakers-112-106-despite-kobes-061235486--nba.html)
Lillard has 27 and Blazers beat Cavs 101-82 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lillard-27-blazers-beat-cavs-101-82-053844584--nba.html)
Raptors beat depleted Thunder 100-88 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/raptors-beat-depleted-thunder-100-88-031613102--nba.html)
Rockets move to 5-0, top Heat 108-91 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rockets-move-5-0-top-heat-108-91-031717551--nba.html)
Wizards top Knicks for fourth straight time, 98-83 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wizards-top-knicks-fourth-straight-time-98-83-030851208--nba.html)
Davis powers Pelicans past Hornets 100-91 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-powers-pelicans-past-hornets-100-91-033104771--nba.html)
Bulls beat Magic 98-90 without Rose, Noah (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bulls-beat-magic-98-90-without-rose-noah-051022688--nba.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 08, 2014, 02:12:06 AM
Spurs – 81 Rockets – 98
Joseph: 18 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Baynes: 12 Rebs./Howard: 32 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs.
Mavericks – 87 Blazers – 108
Nowitzki: 17 Pts. Harris: 4 Asts. Parsons: 4 Rebs./Aldridge: 20 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Batum: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. ROCKETS 6-0
2. Grizzlies 5-0
3. WARRIORS 4-0
4. BLAZERS 3-2
5. Kings 4-1
6. Suns 3-2
7. L.A. Clippers 3-2
8. Mavericks 3-2
9. Spurs 2-2
10. Pelicans 2-2
11. Timberwolves 2-2
12. Jazz 2-3
13. Nuggets 1-3
14. Thunder 1-4
15. L.A. Lakers 0-5
East:
1. WIZARDS 4-1
2. BULLS 4-1
3. RAPTORS 4-1
4. Heat 3-2
5. Nets 2-2
6. Knicks 2-2
7. Hornets 2-3
8. Bucks 2-3
9. Hawks 1-2
10. Celtics 1-3
11. Cavaliers 1-3
12. Pistons 1-3
13. Pacers 1-4
14. Magic 1-4
15. Sixers 0-5
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Saturday, November 8 Schedule: 11 games
Atlanta at Charlotte – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Minnesota at Orlando – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Indiana at Boston – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
New York at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Washington at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Memphis at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Sacramento at Phoenix – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Dallas at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: Zurca on November 09, 2014, 06:53:26 PM
Clippers hang on to beat Trail Blazers 106-102 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-hang-beat-trail-blazers-106-102-231652966--nba.html)
Curry has 34, Warriors beat depleted Rockets 98-87 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/curry-34-warriors-beat-depleted-rockets-98-87-040923111--nba.html)
Davis hits game-winner, Pelicans beat Spurs 100-99 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-hits-game-winner-pelicans-beat-spurs-100-041745696--nba.html)
Knight rallies Bucks past Grizzlies, 93-92 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/knight-rallies-bucks-past-grizzlies-93-92-044058262--nba.html)
Wall, Nene lead Wizards over Pacers 97-90 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/wall-nene-lead-wizards-over-pacers-97-90-024820051--nba.html)
Korver's 27 help Hawks rally past Knicks, 103-96 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/korvers-27-help-hawks-rally-past-knicks-103-031957538--nba.html)
Heat snap 2-game slide, top Timberwolves 102-92 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/heat-snap-2-game-slide-top-timberwolves-102-030714246--nba.html)
Turner scores 19, Celtics beat Bulls 106-101 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/turner-scores-19-bulls-beat-celtics-106-101-034338016--nba.html)
Post by: Itachi101 on November 10, 2014, 05:17:09 PM
pati yung Miami Heat kanina ba o kahapon
basta yun na iyon ???
Post by: Zurca on November 10, 2014, 05:31:22 PM
Bogdanovic scores 22 to lead Nets over Magic (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bogdanovic-scores-22-lead-nets-over-magic-230947001--nba.html)
Lakers beat Hornets 107-92 for 1st win of season (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lakers-beat-hornets-107-92-1st-win-season-045433354--nba.html)
Aldridge has 28 and Blazers beat Nuggets 116-100 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/aldridge-28-blazers-beat-nuggets-116-100-044917170--nba.html)
Deng scores 30, Heat roll over Mavs 105-96 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/deng-scores-30-heat-roll-over-mavs-105-031928703--nba.html)
Thomas leads Suns over Warriors 107-95 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/thomas-leads-suns-over-warriors-107-95-041016796--nba.html)
Jackson leads Thunder past Kings (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/jackson-leads-thunder-past-kings-025256753--nba.html)
DeRozan scores 24, Raptors rout 76ers 120-88 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/derozan-scores-24-raptors-rout-76ers-120-88-023911617--nba.html)
Hayward, Favors lead Jazz over Pistons 97-96 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/hayward-favors-lead-jazz-over-pistons-97-96-014053960--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on November 14, 2014, 05:48:09 PM
Warriors snap 2-game skid, beat Nets 107-99 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/warriors-snap-2-game-skid-beat-nets-107-061617998--nba.html)
Lee scores at buzzer, Grizzlies beat Kings 111-110 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/lee-scores-buzzer-grizzlies-beat-kings-111-110-040743006--nba.html)
Rose hurts hamstring, Bulls beat Raptors 100-93 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/rose-hurts-hamstring-bulls-beat-raptors-100-93-040120561--nba.html)
Mavs get their biggest win ever, 123-70 over 76ers (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/mavs-biggest-win-ever-123-70-over-winless-042033480--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on November 19, 2014, 04:31:50 PM
Bryant leads struggling Lakers past Hawks 114-109 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bryant-leads-struggling-lakers-past-hawks-114-109-030757433--nba.html)
Davis powers Pelicans past Kings 106-100 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/davis-powers-pelicans-past-kings-106-100-054410415--nba.html)
Burks leads Jazz past Thunder 98-81 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/burks-leads-jazz-past-thunder-98-81-044143957--nba.html)
Bucks hold off Knicks 117-113 to climb above .500 (https://sports.yahoo.com/news/bucks-hold-off-knicks-117-113-climb-above-035048523--nba.html)
Post by: caligula on November 22, 2014, 08:40:02 PM
Post by: jamesbond on November 22, 2014, 08:57:16 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 14, 2014, 05:50:34 PM
Points:
1. James Harden - 26.4
2. LeBron James - 25.5
3. Kobe Bryant - 25.4
4. Anthony Davis - 24.3
5. Blake Griffin - 23.2
Assists:
1. Rajon Rondo - 10.8
2. John Wall - 10.5
3. Ty Lawson - 10.3
4. Chris Paul - 9.9
5. Stephen Curry - 7.7
Rebounds:
1. DeAndre Jordan - 12.4
2. Pau Gasol - 12.1
3. Andre Drummond - 11.9
4. Nikola Vucevic - 11.7
5. Tyson Chandler - 11.5
Blocks:
1. Anthony Davis - 2.73
2. DeAndre Jordan - 2.55
3. Roy Hibbert - 2.26
4. Serge Ibaka - 2.22
5. Tim Duncan - 2.20
Steals:
1. Corey Brewer - 2.32
2. Paul Millsap - 2.23
3. John Wall - 2.09
4. Tony Allen - 2.05
5. James Harden - 2.05
December 13, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors – 105 Mavericks – 98
Curry: 29 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs./Ellis: 24 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 13 Rebs.
Nets – 114 Hornets – 87
Johnson: 22 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Kidd-Gilchrist: 15 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs.
Blazers – 95 Pacers – 85
Aldridge: 19 Pts. Blake: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Watson: 23 Pts. West: 6 Asts. Stuckey: 14 Rebs.
Hawks – 99 Magic – 100
Teague: 24 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs./Harris: 20 Pts. Oladipo: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 106 Bucks – 111
Barnes: 26 Pts. Griffin: 9 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs./Knight: 22 Pts. Marshall: 6 Asts. Sanders: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 120 Sixers – 115
Conley: 36 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Covington: 24 Pts. Carter-Williams: 11 Asts. Carter-Williams: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 96 Rockets – 108
Arthur: 20 Pts. Lawson: 12 Asts. Hickson: 10 Rebs./Howard: 26 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Pistons – 95 Kings – 90
Monroe: 24 Pts. Jennings: 8 Asts. Smith: 13 Rebs./Gay: 20 Pts. Gay: 8 Asts. Landry: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 20-2
2. GRIZZLIES 19-4
3. Rockets 18-5
4. BLAZERS 18-6
5. Spurs 16-7
6. L.A. Clippers 16-7
7. Mavericks 17-8
8. Pelicans 11-11
9. Suns 12-12
10. Kings 11-13
11. Thunder 10-13
12. Nuggets 10-13
13. L.A. Lakers 7-16
14. Jazz 6-17
15. Timberwolves 5-17
East:
1. RAPTORS 17-6
2. WIZARDS 16-6
3. Hawks 16-7
4. BULLS 14-8
5. Cavaliers 13-9
6. Bucks 12-12
7. Heat 11-12
8. Nets 10-12
9. Magic 10-16
10. Celtics 7-14
11. Pacers 7-17
12. Hornets 6-17
13. Pistons 5-19
14. Knicks 5-20
15. Sixers 2-21
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: Itachi101 on December 15, 2014, 10:34:29 PM
by surpassing jordan amazing
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 15, 2014, 11:25:19 PM
Warriors – 128 Pelicans – 122
Curry: 34 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs./Evans: 34 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Evans: 8 Rebs.
Bulls – 93 Heat – 75
Dunleavy: 22 Pts. Butler: 5 Asts. Gibson: 9 Rebs./Deng: 17 Pts. Cole: 6 Asts. Deng: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 84 Wizards – 93
Burks: 19 Pts. Hayward: 3 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs./Beal: 22 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 7 Rebs.
Lakers – 100 Timberwolves – 94
Bryant: 26 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Boozer: 13 Rebs./Muhammad: 28 Pts. Brewer: 9 Asts. Dieng: 9 Rebs.
Suns – 88 Thunder – 112
Green: 15 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs./Westbrook: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Perkins: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 95 Knicks – 90
Ross: 22 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs./Anthony: 34 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Anthony: 9 Rebs.
Spurs – 99 Nuggets – 91
Leonard: 18 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs./Afflalo: 31 Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Mozgov: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 21-2
2. GRIZZLIES 19-4
3. Rockets 18-5
4. BLAZERS 18-6
5. Spurs 17-7
6. L.A. Clippers 16-7
7. Mavericks 17-8
8. Suns 12-13
9. Pelicans 11-12
10. Thunder 11-13
11. Kings 11-13
12. Nuggets 10-14
13. L.A. Lakers 8-16
14. Jazz 6-18
15. Timberwolves 5-18
East:
1. RAPTORS 18-6
2. WIZARDS 17-6
3. Hawks 16-7
4. BULLS 15-8
5. Cavaliers 13-9
6. Bucks 12-12
7. Heat 11-13
8. Nets 10-12
9. Magic 10-16
10. Celtics 7-14
11. Pacers 7-17
12. Hornets 6-17
13. Pistons 5-19
14. Knicks 5-21
15. Sixers 2-21
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Monday, December 16 Schedule: 8 games
Charlotte at Cleveland – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Indiana – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Boston at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Orlando at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Phoenix – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
San Antonio at Portland – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Detroit at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post Merge: December 15, 2014, 11:29:01 PM
Updates:
-Charlotte Hornets are exploring trades for Lance Stephenson. (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/12028590/charlotte-hornets-explore-lance-stephenson-trade)
-The Kings have fired head coach Mike Malone. (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/12031052/mike-malone-fired-sacramento-kings)
-Kobe tops Jordan on NBA scoring list (http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/story/_/id/12029632/kobe-bryant-los-angeles-lakers-passes-michael-jordan-nba-scoring-list)
-Warriors win in OT for 16th straight (http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=400578640)
-Nets 'superfan' dies after jump from window (http://espn.go.com/new-york/nba/story/_/id/12030579/brooklyn-nets-superfan-jeffrey-gamblero-dies-jump-window)
-Westbrook, KD fuel 6th straight win (http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=400578644)
Post Merge: December 16, 2014, 06:24:51 AM
KOBE BRYANT SAYS ANDREW WIGGINS IS “REFLECTION OF MYSELF 19 YEARS AGO” (http://dimemag.com/2014/12/kobe-bryant-says-andrew-wiggins-reflection-19-years-ago/)
Post Merge: December 17, 2014, 01:30:56 AM
December 16, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hornets - 88 Cavaliers - 97
Walker: 24 Pts. Neal: 6 Asts. Jefferson: 8 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Love: 18 Rebs.
Lakers - 91 Pacers - 110
Bryant: 21 Pts. Bryant: 3 Asts. Boozer: 10 Rebs./Stuckey: 20 Pts. Stuckey: 7 Asts. Stuckey: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 105 Sixers - 87
Olynyk: 30 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Noel: 19 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs.
Bulls - 86 Hawks - 93
Butler: 22 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Gibson: 17 Rebs./Horford: 21 Teague: 7 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 82 Raptors - 95
Harris: 18 Pts. Oladipo: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs./Williams: 18 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 96 Suns - 94
Knight: 20 Pts. Dudley: 5 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 25 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Spurs - 95 Blazers - 108
Leonard: 21 Pts. Diaw: 9 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs. Lillard: 23 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs.
Pistons - 91 Clippers - 113
Meeks: 20 Pts. Jennings: 6 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs./Griffin: 18 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 21-2
2. GRIZZLIES 19-4
3. Rockets 18-5
4. BLAZERS 19-6
5. L.A. Clippers 17-7
6. Spurs 17-8
7. Mavericks 17-8
8. Pelicans 11-12
9. Suns 12-14
10. Thunder 11-13
11. Kings 11-13
12. Nuggets 10-14
13. L.A. Lakers 8-17
14. Jazz 6-18
15. Timberwolves 5-18
East:
1. RAPTORS 19-6
2. WIZARDS 17-6
3. Hawks 17-7
4. BULLS 15-9
5. Cavaliers 14-9
6. Bucks 13-12
7. Heat 11-13
8. Nets 10-12
9. Magic 10-17
10. Celtics 8-14
11. Pacers 8-17
12. Hornets 6-18
13. Pistons 5-20
14. Knicks 5-21
15. Sixers 2-22
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: December 17, 2014, 01:33:04 AM
Wednesday, December 17 Schedule: 6 games
Minnesota at Washington – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Miami at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Golden State at Memphis – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Utah at New Orleans – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Dallas at New York – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN[/b]
NBA Updates:
-Robin Lopez will be out for a month after fracturing his hand.
-John Wall and James Harden have been named players of the week for their respective conference.
-Josh McRoberts has a torn lateral meniscus and is likely out for the season.
-Furkan Aldemire has signed a four-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers. Only the first two years are guaranteed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 25, 2014, 04:00:52 PM
*The Suns have traded Anthony Tolliver to the Detroit Pistons for Tony Mitchell.
*Josh Smith has committed to sign with the Houston Rockets.
*Anderson Varejao has a tear of his Achilles tendon and will miss the rest of the season.
*Kevin McHale has agreed to a three-year, $12 million contract extension with the Rockets.
Post Merge: December 25, 2014, 09:58:14 PM
Thursday, December 25 Schedule: 5 games (WESTERN TIME)
Washington at New York – 12 pm ET, 9 am PT on ESPN
Oklahoma City at San Antonio – 2:30 pm ET, 11:30 am PT on ABC
Cleveland at Miami – 5 pm ET, 2 pm PT on ABC
L.A. Lakers at Chicago – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Golden State at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 04, 2015, 05:15:09 PM
Hornets – 98 Magic – 90
Walker: 30 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 12 Rebs./Oladipo: 21 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Harris: 11 Rebs.
Celtics – 104 Bulls – 109
Turner: 29 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 16 Rebs./Gasol: 29 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Gasol: 16 Rebs.
Heat – 79 Rockets – 115
Bosh: 15 Pts. Chalmers: 5 Asts. Deng: 6 Rebs./Harden: 28 Pts. Ariza: 4 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 101 Timberwolves – 89
Burke: 28 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Booker: 15 Rebs./Wiggins: 20 Pts. Williams: 3 Asts. Adrien: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 92 Spurs – 101
Beal: 15 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Humphries: 8 Rebs./Joseph: 19 Pts. Ginobili: 5 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 85 Nuggets – 114
Gasol: 18 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Koufos: 9 Rebs./Lawson: 25 Pts. Lawson: 11 Asts. Faried: 13 Rebs.
Hawks – 115 Blazers – 107
Millsap: 27 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Sefolosha: 12 Rebs./Aldridge: 30 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs.
Sixers – 91 Clippers – 127
Wroten: 27 Pts. Wroten: 7 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs./Paul: 24 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 26-5
2. BLAZERS 26-8
3. GRIZZLIES 24-9
4. Mavericks 24-10
5. Rockets 23-10
6. L.A. Clippers 23-11
7. Spurs 21-14
8. Suns 19-16
9. Pelicans 17-16
10. Thunder 17-17
11. Kings 14-19
12. Nuggets 14-20
13. Jazz 12-22
14. L.A. Lakers 10-23
15. Timberwolves 5-27
East:
1. HAWKS 25-8
2. RAPTORS 24-9
3. BULLS 24-10
4. Wizards 22-11
5. Cavaliers 19-14
6. Bucks 17-17
7. Nets 16-16
8. Heat 14-20
9. Pacers 13-21
10. Celtics 11-20
11. Magic 13-24
12. Hornets 11-24
13. Pistons 9-23
14. Knicks 5-30
15. Sixers 4-28
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: January 04, 2015, 10:07:36 PM
Monday, January 5 Schedule: 6 games
Dallas at Cleveland – 1 pm ET, 10 am PT
Sacramento at Detroit – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Brooklyn at Miami – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Milwaukee at New York – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Toronto at Phoenix – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Indiana at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm P
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 04, 2015, 03:49:14 AM
Sixers – 84 Cavaliers – 97
Covington: 18 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Thompson: 7 Rebs./Irving: 24 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs.
Hornets – 92 Wizards – 88
Jefferson: 18 Pts. Henderson: 5 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 13 Rebs./Beal: 18 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Beal: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 100 Nets – 102
Jordan: 22 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Lopez: 24 Pts. Jack: 7 Asts. Garnett: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 82 Raptors – 75
Middleton: 25 Pts. Bayless: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 16 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Hawks – 100 Pelicans – 115
Teague: 21 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./Davis: 29 Pts. Evans: 12 Asts. Asik: 17 Rebs.
Magic – 97 Thunder – 104
Oladipo: 22 Pts. Harris: 4 Asts. Gordon: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 25 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 94 Mavericks – 100
Martin: 19 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Pekovic: 10 Rebs./Ellis: 23 Pts. Barea: 8 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 102 Suns – 101
Conley: 23 Pts. Gasol: 8 Asts. Koufos: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 24 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Len: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 37-8
2. GRIZZLIES 36-12
3. Rockets 33-15
4. BLAZERS 32-16
5. L.A. Clippers 33-16
6. Mavericks 33-17
7. Spurs 30-18
8. Suns 28-22
9. Pelicans 26-22
10. Thunder 24-24
11. Nuggets 19-29
12. Kings 17-29
13. Jazz 17-30
14. L.A. Lakers 13-35
15. Timberwolves 8-40
East:
1. HAWKS 40-9
2. RAPTORS 33-16
3. Wizards 31-18
4. BULLS 30-19
5. Cavaliers 30-20
6. Bucks 26-22
7. Heat 21-26
8. Hornets 21-27
9. Nets 19-28
10. Pistons 18-30
11. Celtics 16-30
12. Pacers 17-32
13. Magic 15-36
14. Knicks 10-38
15. 76ers 10-39
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Wednesday, February 04 Schedule: 5 games
Denver at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Miami at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Boston at New York – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Utah at Portland – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT on NBATV
Golden State at Sacramento – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Post Merge: February 04, 2015, 07:12:21 PM
February 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nuggets – 98 Sixers – 105
Gallinari: 22 Pts. Lawson: 14 Asts. Chandler: 6 Rebs./Thompson: 23 Pts. Carter-Williams: 12 Asts. Mbah a Moute: 10 Rebs.
Heat – 91 Pistons – 108
Bosh: 34 Pts. Cole: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs./Augustin: 25 Pts. Augustin: 13 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Celtics – 108 Knicks – 97
Bradley: 26 Pts. Sullinger: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 9 Rebs./Anthony: 21 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Smith: 7 Rebs.
Jazz – 102 Blazers – 103
Hayward: 27 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs./Lillard: 25 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 11 Rebs.
Warriors – 121 Kings – 96
Curry: 23 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Speights: 8 Rebs./Cousins: 26 Pts. Collison: 7 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 38-8
2. GRIZZLIES 36-12
3. Rockets 33-15
4. BLAZERS 33-16
5. L.A. Clippers 33-16
6. Mavericks 33-17
7. Spurs 30-18
8. Suns 28-22
9. Pelicans 26-22
10. Thunder 24-24
11. Nuggets 19-30
12. Kings 17-30
13. Jazz 17-31
14. L.A. Lakers 13-35
15. Timberwolves 8-40
East:
1. HAWKS 40-9
2. RAPTORS 33-16
3. Wizards 31-18
4. BULLS 30-19
5. Cavaliers 30-20
6. Bucks 26-22
7. Hornets 21-27
8. Heat 21-27
9. Nets 19-28
10. Pistons 19-30
11. Celtics 17-30
12. Pacers 17-32
13. Magic 15-36
14. 76ers 11-39
15. Knicks 10-39
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 04, 2015, 08:35:29 PM
Thursday, February 5 Schedule: 11 games
Detroit at Indiana – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Washington at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Denver at Boston – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Brooklyn at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Chicago at Houston – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Miami at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Oklahoma City at New Orleans – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Orlando at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Memphis at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Dallas at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post Merge: February 06, 2015, 12:24:18 AM
February 5, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pistons – 109 Pacers – 114
Drummond: 18 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Hill: 20 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. Hibbert: 12 Rebs.
Wizards – 96 Hawks – 105
Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Teague: 26 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets – 100 Celtics – 104
Lawson: 23 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Bradley: 17 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Smart: 10 Rebs.
Nets – 109 Raptors – 93
Jack: 24 Pts. Johnson: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs./Ross: 23 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Bulls – 90 Rockets – 101
Butler: 27 Pts. Hinrich: 4 Asts. Noah: 19 Rebs./Harden: 27 Pts. Harden: 4 Asts. Smith: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 105 Bucks – 113
Boozer: 28 Pts. Lin: 6 Asts. Davis: 20 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 25 Pts. Knight: 8 Asts. Middleton: 7 Rebs.
Heat – 101 Timberwolves – 102
Whiteside: 24 Pts. Napier: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 20 Rebs./Martin: 30 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Dieng: 9 Rebs.
Thunder – 102 Pelicans – 91
Westbrook: 45 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs./Davis: 23 Pts. Gordon: 7 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs.
Magic – 103 Spurs – 110
Vucevic: 25 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs./Duncan: 26 Pts. Ginobili: 10 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 100 Jazz – 90
Gasol: 23 Pts. Calathes: 7 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Burke: 21 Pts. Exum: 5 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 114 Warriors – 128
Parsons: 24 Pts. Harris: 7 Asts. Chandler: 17 Rebs./Curry: 51 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 39-8
2. GRIZZLIES 37-12
3. Rockets 34-15
4. BLAZERS 33-16
5. L.A. Clippers 33-16
6. Mavericks 33-18
7. Spurs 31-18
8. Suns 28-22
9. Pelicans 26-23
10. Thunder 25-24
11. Nuggets 19-31
12. Kings 17-30
13. Jazz 17-32
14. L.A. Lakers 13-36
15. Timberwolves 9-40
East:
1. HAWKS 41-9
2. RAPTORS 33-17
3. Wizards 31-19
4. CAVALIERS 30-20
5. Bulls 30-20
6. Bucks 27-22
7. Hornets 21-27
8. Heat 21-28
9. Nets 20-28
10. Pistons 19-31
11. Celtics 18-30
12. Pacers 18-32
13. Magic 15-37
14. 76ers 11-39
15. Knicks 10-39
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 06, 2015, 07:59:48 PM
Wizards - 87 Hornets - 94
Pierce: 19 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 7 Rebs./Henderson: 27 Pts. Roberts: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 94 Cavaliers - 105
Griffin: 16 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Love: 24 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 101 Kings - 78
Ellis: 21 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. Chandler: 16 Rebs./Cousins: 23 Pts. Gay: 4 Asts. Cousins: 11 Asts.
Suns - 87 Blazers - 108
Mark. Morris: 18 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Mark. Morris: 8 Rebs./Batum: 20 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 39-8
2. GRIZZLIES 37-12
3. Rockets 34-15
4. BLAZERS 34-16
5. L.A. Clippers 33-17
6. Mavericks 34-18
7. Spurs 31-18
8. Suns 28-23
9. Pelicans 26-23
10. Thunder 25-24
11. Nuggets 19-31
12. Kings 17-31
13. Jazz 17-32
14. L.A. Lakers 13-36
15. Timberwolves 9-40
East:
1. HAWKS 41-9
2. RAPTORS 33-17
3. CAVALIERS 31-20
4. Wizards 31-20
5. Bulls 30-20
6. Bucks 27-22
7. Hornets 22-27
8. Heat 21-28
9. Nets 20-28
10. Pistons 19-31
11. Celtics 18-30
12. Pacers 18-32
13. Magic 15-37
14. 76ers 11-39
15. Knicks 10-39
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 06, 2015, 08:05:40 PM
ALL-STAR WEEKEND PARTICIPANTS:
Friday, February 13
Sprint Celebrity Game:
Kevin Hart
Ansel Elgort
Anthony Anderson
Common
Mo’ne Davis
Win Butler
Chadwick Boseman
Nick Cannon
Allan Houston
Chris Mullin
Blake Leeper
Michael Rapaport
Robert Pera
Kristen Ledlow
Abhishek Bachchan
Soni Schimmel
Skylar Diggins
Tina Charles
Head Coaches: Carmelo Anthony, Spike Lee
BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge:
U.S. Team Roster
Trey Burke
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
Michael Carter-Williams
Zach LaVine
Shabazz Muhammad
Nerlens Noel
Victor Oladipo
Elfrid Payton
Mason Plumlee
Cody Zeller
Head Coach: Alvin Gentry
World Team Roster
Steven Adams
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Bojan Bogdanovic
Gorgui Dieng
Dante Exum
Rudy Gobert
Nikola Mirotic
Kelly Olynyk
Dennis Schroder
Andrew Wiggins
Head Coach: Kenny Atkinson
Saturday, February 14
Degree Shooting Stars (1st event):
Team Bosh – Chris Bosh, Dominique Wilkins, Swin Cash
Team Curry – Stephen Curry, Dell Curry, Sue Bird
Team Davis – Anthony Davis, Scottie Pippen, Elena Delle Donne
Team Westbrook – Russell Westbrook, Penny Hardaway, Tamika Catchings
Taco Bell Skills Challenge (2nd event):
Kyle Lowry
Jimmy Butler
John Wall
Isaiah Thomas
Michael Carter-Williams
Brandon Knight
Trey Burke
Jeff Teague
Foot Locker Three-Point Contest (3rd event):
Wesley Matthews
J.J. Redick
James Harden
Kyrie Irving
Stephen Curry
Klay Thompson
Kyle Korver
Marco Belinelli
Sprite Slam Dunk (4th event):
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Zach LaVine
Victor Oladipo
Mason Plumlee
Sunday, February 15
64th NBA All-Star Game:
West Starters:
G. Stephen Curry
G. Kobe Bryant*
F. Blake Griffin
F. Anthony Davis
C. Marc Gasol
West Reserves:
G. Chris Paul
G. Russell Westbrook
G. James Harden
G. Klay Thompson
F. Kevin Durant
F. LaMarcus Aldridge
F. Tim Duncan
C. DeMarcus Cousins (Bryant’s replacement)
West Head Coach:
Steve Kerr
East Starters:
G. John Wall
G. Kyle Lowry
F. Carmelo Anthony
F. LeBron James
F/C. Pau Gasol
East Reserves:
G. Jeff Teague
G. Kyrie Irving
G. Dwyane Wade*
G/F. Jimmy Butler
F. Paul Millsap
F. Chris Bosh
C. Al Horford
East Head Coach:
Mike Budenholzer
Post Merge: February 07, 2015, 12:20:54 AM
Saturday, February 07 Schedule: 12 games
New York at Brooklyn – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Indiana – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Orlando – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at Toronto – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Golden State at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Philadelphia at Boston – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Denver at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Houston – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Memphis at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
New Orleans at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Utah at Phoenix – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Miami at San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post Merge: February 07, 2015, 11:07:47 PM
February 07, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 88 Nets – 92
Anthony: 21 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Galloway: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 22 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 99 Pacers – 103
Irving: 29 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Mozgov: 9 Rebs./Miles: 26 Pts. Hill: 7 Asts. West: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 97 Magic – 103
Kelly: 20 Pts. Clarkson: 6 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs./Harris: 34 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs.
Clippers – 107 Raptors – 123
Griffin: 26 Pts. Griffin: 9 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 8 Asts. DeRozan: 9 Rebs.
Warriors – 116 Hawks – 124
Thompson: 29 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Green: 20 Rebs./Teague: 23 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Horford: 14 Rebs.
Sixers – 96 Celtics – 107
Mbah a Moute: 18 Pts. Frazier: 11 Asts. Thompson: 8 Rebs./Sullinger: 22 Pts. Smart: 8 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 88 Pistons – 98
Lawson: 20 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Nurkic: 13 Rebs./Augustin: 22 Pts. Augustin: 11 Asts. Monroe: 21 Rebs.
Bucks – 111 Rockets – 117
Antetokounmpo: 27 Pts. Knight: 11 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 15 Rebs./Harden: 33 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Smith: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 89 Timberwolves – 90
Green: 15 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Wiggins: 18 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Young: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans – 116 Thunder – 113
Davis: 41 Pts. Evans: 16 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 48 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 9 Rebs.
Jazz – 93 Suns – 100
Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./Marc. Morris: 34 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Marc. Morris: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 85 Spurs – 98
Johnson: 18 Pts. Napier: 5 Asts. Ennis: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 24 Pts. Ginobili: 9 Asts. Duncan: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 39-9
2. GRIZZLIES 37-13
3. Rockets 35-15
4. BLAZERS 34-16
5. Mavericks 34-18
6. L.A. Clippers 33-18
7. Spurs 32-18
8. Suns 29-23
9. Pelicans 27-23
10. Thunder 25-25
11. Nuggets 19-32
12. Kings 17-31
13. Jazz 17-33
14. L.A. Lakers 13-37
15. Timberwolves 10-40
East:
1. HAWKS 42-9
2. RAPTORS 34-17
3. Wizards 31-20
4. BULLS 30-20
5. Cavaliers 31-21
6. Bucks 27-23
7. Hornets 22-27
8. Nets 21-28
9. Heat 21-29
10. Pistons 20-31
11. Celtics 19-30
12. Pacers 19-32
13. Magic 16-37
14. 76ers 11-40
15. Knicks 10-40
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 07, 2015, 11:10:16 PM
Sunday, February 08 Schedule: 7 games
Chicago at New Orleans – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Brooklyn at Washington – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Golden State at New York – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Charlotte at Philadelphia – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Portland at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Boston at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Sacramento at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 13, 2015, 08:21:09 PM
Cavaliers – 98 Bulls – 113
James: 31 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. Mosgov: 11 Rebs./Rose: 30 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Noah: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 42-9
2. GRIZZLIES 39-14
3. BLAZERS 36-17
4. Rockets 36-17
5. Mavericks 36-19
6. L.A. Clippers 35-19
7. Spurs 34-19
8. Suns 29-25
9. Thunder 28-25
10. Pelicans 27-26
11. Nuggets 20-33
12. Jazz 19-34
13. Kings 18-34
14. L.A. Lakers 13-40
15. Timberwolves 11-42
East:
1. HAWKS 43-11
2. RAPTORS 36-17
3. BULLS 34-20
4. Wizards 33-21
5. Cavaliers 33-22
6. Bucks 30-23
7. Hornets 22-30
8. Heat 22-30
9. Nets 21-31
10. Celtics 20-31
11. Pistons 21-33
12. Pacers 21-33
13. Magic 17-39
14. 76ers 12-41
15. Knicks 10-43
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 13, 2015, 08:53:39 PM
Saturday, February 14 Schedule: 2 games
Sprint Celebrity Game – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
BBVA Compass Rising Stars Challenge – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on TNT
Post Merge: February 14, 2015, 06:00:50 PM
February 14, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celebrity Game:
Team West - 59 Team - 51
MVP: Kevin Hart
Rising Stars Challenge:
World Team - 121 U.S. Team - 112
Wiggins: 22 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./Oladipo: 22 Pts. Oladipo: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs.
MVP: Andrew Wiggins
Post by: large99 on February 14, 2015, 11:24:43 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 15, 2015, 07:08:01 AM
kung sumali lang sana si Wiggins sa Slumdunk contest tsk. sayang :P
Post Merge: February 15, 2015, 12:17:40 PM
Team Bosh Wins NBA Shooting Stars Competition for Third Straight Year
Team Bosh, which consists of Chris Bosh ,Dominique Wilkins, and New York Liberty star Swin Cash, won the 'NBA Shooting Stars Competition' for the third year in a row.
Stephen Curry is the 2015 3-Point Contest champion!
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Minnesota Timberwolves rookie Zach LaVine is the 2015 NBA Slam Dunk Contest Champion!
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 18, 2015, 04:20:20 PM
*Goran Dragic wants out of Phoenix, and has the Lakers, Knicks, and Heat as his highly preferred destinations. (http://www.vavel.com/en-us/nba/452128-goran-dragic-wants-out-of-phoenix.html)
*Amar'e Stoudemire has committed to sign with the Dallas Mavericks.
*Paul George is eyeing a mid-March return. (http://www.vavel.com/en-us/nba/450488-paul-george-is-eyeing-mid-march-return.html)
*LeBron James has been elected Vice President of the NBPA.
*George Karl agrees to a four-year, $14.5 million deal with the Sacramento Kings. (http://www.vavel.com/en-us/nba/449713-george-karl-agrees-to-four-year-deal-with-sacramento-kings.html)
*Lakers great Magic Johnson speaks out against Jim Buss. (http://www.contendersblog.com/2015/02/11/magic-johnson-speaks-jim-buss/)
*Pistons inquire about Joe Johnson (http://espn.go.com/new-york/nba/story/_/id/12339681/detroit-pistons-inquire-brooklyn-nets-swingman-joe-johnson)
Post Merge: February 20, 2015, 01:26:52 PM
Trade Updates:
* Brooklyn Nets are in serious talks with the Oklahoma City Thunder for a Brook Lopez-Reggie Jackson swap.
* The Nuggets have traded Arron
Afflalo and Alonzo Gee to the Blazers for Will Barton, Victor Claver, Thomas Robinson, and future picks.
* The Denver Nuggets have traded
JaVale McGee and a first-round
draft pick (via OKC) to the Philadelphia 76ers. (Salary dump)
* The Kings are trading Ramon Sessions to the Washington Wizards for Andre Miller.
* Wolves Thaddeus Young to Kevin Garnett. (under negotiation)
*Dragic is taking his talent to south beach.
*Garnett reunites with the team draft him in 1995.
*Isaiah Thomas was traded to Boston, in return Pheonix will get Marcus Thorton and a 2016 first round pick via Cleveland.
*OKC dealt Reggie Jackson to Piston and Kendrick Perkins to Utah. The Thunder will acquire Utah Jazz center Enes Kanter and forward Steve Novak, Pistons forward Kyle Singler and guard D.J. Augustin, with Thunder center Kendrick Perkins going to the Jazz. According to a source, Perkins is set to be bought out by the Jazz with potential suitors being the Clippers or Cavalier.
*The Milwaukee Bucks, Philadelphia 76ers and Phoenix Suns have agreed to a three-team trade that would send Brandon Knight to Phoenix, Michael Carter-Williams, Miles Plumlee and Tyler Ennis to Milwaukee and draft picks to Philadelphia.
*Boston sent Prince to the Detroit team he spent most of his career with in exchange for Jonas Jerebko and Luigi Datome.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 20, 2015, 04:30:00 PM
Mavericks - 89 Thunder - 104
Nowitzki: 14 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs./Westbrook: 34 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 22 Rebs.
Spurs - 115 Clippers - 119
Duncan: 30 Pts. Parker: 13 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./Jordan: 26 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 42-9
2. GRIZZLIES 39-14
3. BLAZERS 36-17
4. Rockets 36-17
5. L.A. Clippers 36-19
6. Mavericks 36-20
7. Spurs 34-20
8. Thunder 29-25
9. Suns 29-25
10. Pelicans 27-26
11. Nuggets 20-33
12. Jazz 19-34
13. Kings 18-34
14. L.A. Lakers 13-40
15. Timberwolves 11-42
East:
1. HAWKS 43-11
2. RAPTORS 36-17
3. BULLS 34-20
4. Wizards 33-21
5. Cavaliers 33-22
6. Bucks 30-23
7. Hornets 22-30
8. Heat 22-30
9. Nets 21-31
10. Celtics 20-31
11. Pistons 21-33
12. Pacers 21-33
13. Magic 17-39
14. 76ers 12-41
15. Knicks 10-43
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 21, 2015, 07:06:35 AM
Saturday, February 21 Schedule: 13 games
New Orleans at Orlando – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Indiana at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Toronto at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Chicago at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Miami at New York – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Phoenix at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Cleveland at Washington – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Houston at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Denver at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Portland at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Boston at Sacramento – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
San Antonio at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Brooklyn at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post Merge: February 21, 2015, 07:10:09 AM
Trades continuation:
* Houston acquired Pablo Prigioni from NYK and rookie guard K.J McDaniels from Philadelphia 76ers. Rockets sends Isaiah Canaan and a 2nd round pick to Sixers. In return Knicks acquired Alexey Shved and a pair of future second-round picks.
Trade Summary:
NBA Latest Trades:
To Bucks: Michael Carter-Williams, Tyler Ennis, Miles Plumlee
To Philly: LAL pick (protected)
To Suns: Brandon Knight
To Celtics: Isaiah Thomas
To Suns: Marcus Thornton, CLE pick
To Pistons: Reggie Jackson
To Thunder: D.J. Augustin, Enes Kanter, Steve Novak, Kyle Singler
To Jazz: Grant Jerrett, Kendrick Perkins, OKC pick (protected), 2nd round pick
To BOS: Luigi Datome, Jonas Jerebko
To DET: Tayshaun Prince
To HOU: Pablo Prigioni
To NYK: Alexey Shved, 2 2nd round picks
To HOU: K.J. McDaniels
To PHI: Isaiah Canaan, 2nd round pick
To MIA: Goran Dragic, Zoran Dragic
To NOP: Norris Cole, Justin Hamilton, Shawne Williams
To PHX: Danny Granger, John Salmons, 2 1st round picks
To DEN:
To PHI: JaVale McGee, OKC pick (protected)
To BKN: Thaddeus Young
To MIN: Kevin Garnett
To SAC: Andre Miller
To WAS: Ramon Sessions
To DEN: Will Barton, Victor Claver, Thomas Robinson, POR pick (protected), 2nd round pick
To POR: Arron Afflalo, Alonzo Gee.
Post Merge: February 21, 2015, 04:26:49 PM
February 21, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pelicans – 84 Magic – 95
Evans: 14 Pts. Evans: 10 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./Oladipo: 22 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs.
Pacers – 106 Sixers – 95
Stuckey: 30 Pts. West: 4 Asts. West: 7 Rebs./Mbah a Moute: 16 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Mbah a Moute: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 105 Hawks – 80
Williams: 26 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs./Millsap: 11 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. Horford: 12 Rebs.
Bulls – 91 Pistons – 100
Butler: 30 Pts. Butler: 5 ASts. Noah: 14 Rebs./Butler: 20 Pts. Dinwiddie: 9 Asts. Drummond: 20 Rebs.
Heat – 111 Knicks – 87
Napier: 18 Pts. Deng: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs./Galloway: 19 Pts. Calderon: 9 Asts. Smith: 6 Rebs.
Suns – 109 Timberwolves – 111
Mark. Morris: 31 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Len: 10 Rebs./Martin: 28 Pts. Rubio: 14 Asts. Dieng: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 127 Wizards – 89
James: 28 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. Thompson: 9 Rebs./Nene: 18 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 6 Rebs.
Rockets – 100 Mavericks – 111
Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Jones: 9 Rebs./Aminu: 17 Pts. Harris: 7 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets – 81 Bucks – 89
Chandler: 19 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 15 Rebs./Middleton: 15 Pts. Bayless: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Blazers – 76 Jazz – 92
Lillard: 19 Pts. Batum: 3 Asts. Aldridge: 8 Rebs./Hayward: 20 Pts. Hayward: 3 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs.
Celtics – 101 Kings – 109
Bradley: 28 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Bass: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 31 Pts. Casspi: 6 Asts. Cousins: 15 Rebs.
Spurs – 99 Warriors – 110
Leonard: 12 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Baynes: 10 Rebs./Curry: 25 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 6 Rebs.
Nets – 114 Lakers – 105
Johnson: 23 Pts. Williams: 15 Asts. Lopez: 14 Rebs./Lin: 18 Pts. Price: 8 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 43-9
2. GRIZZLIES 39-14
3. BLAZERS 36-18
4. Rockets 36-18
5. L.A. Clippers 36-19
6. Mavericks 37-20
7. Spurs 34-21
8. Thunder 29-25
9. Suns 29-26
10. Pelicans 27-27
11. Nuggets 20-34
12. Jazz 20-34
13. Kings 19-34
14. L.A. Lakers 13-41
15. Timberwolves 12-42
East:
1. HAWKS 43-12
2. RAPTORS 37-17
3. BULLS 34-21
4. Cavaliers 34-22
5. Wizards 33-22
6. Bucks 31-23
7. Heat 23-30
8. Hornets 22-30
9. Nets 22-31
10. Pistons 22-33
11. Pacers 22-33
12. Celtics 20-32
13. Magic 18-39
14. 76ers 12-42
15. Knicks 10-44
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 22, 2015, 06:38:40 PM
Thunder – 110 Hornets – 103
Westbrook: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs./Mo. Williams: 24 Pts. Mo. Williams: 12 Asts. Jefferson: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans – 105 Heat – 91
Gordon: 24 Pts. Gordon: 6 Asts. Asik: 9 Rebs./Chalmers: 20 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs.
Suns – 107 Bulls – 112
Tucker: 20 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs./Gasol: 22 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs.
Raptors – 76 Rockets – 98
Johnson: 27 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Johnson: 7 Rebs./Brewer: 26 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Motiejunas: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 99 Clippers – 126
Cousins: 21 Pts. McCallum: 5 Asts. Casspi: 17 Rebs./Rivers: 28 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 43-9
2. GRIZZLIES 39-14
3. Rockets 37-18
4. BLAZERS 36-18
5. L.A. Clippers 37-19
6. Mavericks 37-20
7. Spurs 34-21
8. Thunder 30-25
9. Suns 29-27
10. Pelicans 28-27
11. Nuggets 20-34
12. Jazz 20-34
13. Kings 19-35
14. L.A. Lakers 13-41
15. Timberwolves 12-42
East:
1. HAWKS 43-12
2. RAPTORS 37-18
3. BULLS 35-21
4. Cavaliers 34-22
5. Wizards 33-22
6. Bucks 31-23
7. Heat 23-31
8. Nets 22-31
9. Hornets 22-31
10. Pistons 22-33
11. Pacers 22-33
12. Celtics 20-32
13. Magic 18-39
14. 76ers 12-42
15. Knicks 10-44
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Monday, February 23 Schedule: 9 games
Cleveland at New York – 1 pm ET, 10 am PT
Atlanta at Milwaukee – 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT
Washington at Detroit – 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT
Golden State at Indiana – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Philadelphia at Orlando – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Denver at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Charlotte at Dallas – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Memphis at Portland – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Boston at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on NBATV
Post Merge: February 23, 2015, 03:51:45 PM
February 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers – 101 Knicks – 83
James: 18 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs./Galloway: 13 Pts. Galloway: 5 Asts. Hardaway Jr.: 7 Rebs.
Hawks – 97 Bucks – 86
Millsap: 23 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 19 Pts. Middleton: 5 Asts. Henson: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 89 Pistons – 106
Gortat: 24 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 26 Pts. Dinwiddie: 7 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs.
Warriors – 98 Pacers – 104
Thompson: 39 Pts. Bogut: 4 Asts. Lee: 12 Rebs./Stuckey: 30 Pts. Stuckey: 5 Asts. Miles: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 98 Magic – 103
Covington: 16 Pts. Frazier: 6 Asts. Covington: 9 Rebs./Vucevic: 31 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets – 94 Thunder – 119
Lawson: 17 Pts. Nelson: 5 Asts. Faried: 7 Rebs./Westbrook: 21 Pts. Westbrook: 17 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs.
Hornets – 81 Mavericks – 92
Williams: 22 Pts. Stephenson: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 17 Rebs./Ellis: 23 Pts. Jefferson: 4 Asts. Nowitzki: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 98 Blazers – 92
Gasol: 21 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 18 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs.
Celtics – 111 Lakers – 118
Crowder: 22 Pts. Turner: 12 Asts. Zeller: 11 Rebs./Lin: 25 Pts. Lin: 6 Asts. Boozer: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 43-10
2. GRIZZLIES 40-14
3. Rockets 37-18
4. BLAZERS 36-19
5. L.A. Clippers 37-19
6. Mavericks 38-20
7. Spurs 34-21
8. Thunder 31-25
9. Suns 29-27
10. Pelicans 28-27
11. Jazz 20-34
12. Nuggets 20-35
13. Kings 19-35
14. L.A. Lakers 14-41
15. Timberwolves 12-42
East:
1. HAWKS 44-12
2. RAPTORS 37-18
3. BULLS 35-21
4. Cavaliers 35-22
5. Wizards 33-23
6. Bucks 31-24
7. Heat 23-31
8. Nets 22-31
9. Pistons 23-33
10. Pacers 23-33
11. Hornets 22-32
12. Celtics 20-33
13. Magic 19-39
14. 76ers 12-43
15. Knicks 10-45
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 24, 2015, 03:24:51 PM
February 24, Final Scores/Leaders:
Sixers – 108 Heat – 119
Thompson: 22 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 7 Rebs./Deng: 29 Pts. Dragic: 10 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Bucks – 71 Bulls – 87
Middleton: 17 Pts. Bayless: 5 Asts. Ilyasova: 11 Rebs./Snell: 20 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Noah: 16 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 102 Rockets – 113
Wiggins: 30 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Dieng: 14 Rebs./Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Jones: 15 Rebs.
Raptors – 97 Pelicans – 100
Lowry: 22 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./Babbitt: 18 Pts. Evans: 12 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 110 Nuggets – 82
Lopez: 19 Pts. Williams: 12 Asts. Brown: 11 Rebs./Gallinari: 22 Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Nurkic: 10 Rebs.
Celtics – 115 Suns – 110
Bradley: 23 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs./Bledsoe: 21 Pts. Bledsoe: 10 Asts. Tucker: 12 Rebs.
Spurs – 81 Jazz – 90
Duncan: 14 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs./Burke: 23 Pts. Hayward: 3 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 90 Clippers – 87
Conley: 18 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Paul: 30 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 43-10
2. GRIZZLIES 41-14
3. Rockets 38-18
4. BLAZERS 36-19
5. Mavericks 38-20
6. L.A. Clippers 37-20
7. Spurs 34-22
8. Thunder 31-25
9. Pelicans 29-27
10. Suns 29-28
11. Jazz 21-34
12. Nuggets 20-36
13. Kings 19-35
14. L.A. Lakers 14-41
15. Timberwolves 12-43
East:
1. HAWKS 44-12
2. RAPTORS 37-19
3. BULLS 36-21
4. Cavaliers 35-22
5. Wizards 33-23
6. Bucks 31-25
7. Heat 24-31
8. Nets 23-31
9. Pistons 23-33
10. Pacers 23-33
11. Hornets 22-32
12. Celtics 21-33
13. Magic 19-39
14. 76ers 12-44
15. Knicks 10-45
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 25, 2015, 03:13:10 PM
Warriors – 114 Wizards – 107
Curry: 32 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Lee: 10 Rebs./Pierce: 25 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 102 Pistons – 93
Love: 24 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs./Jackson: 22 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Monroe: 14 Rebs.
Pacers – 92 Thunder – 105
Miles: 21 Pts. Hill: 8 Asts. Hibbert: 10 Rebs./Ibaka: 23 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Raptors – 92 Mavericks – 99
DeRozan: 18 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Ellis: 20 Pts. Harris: 5 Asts. Aminu: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 44-10
2. GRIZZLIES 41-14
3. Rockets 38-18
4. BLAZERS 36-19
5. Mavericks 39-20
6. L.A. Clippers 37-20
7. Spurs 34-22
8. Thunder 32-25
9. Pelicans 29-27
10. Suns 29-28
11. Jazz 21-34
12. Nuggets 20-36
13. Kings 19-35
14. L.A. Lakers 14-41
15. Timberwolves 12-43
East:
1. HAWKS 44-12
2. RAPTORS 37-20
3. BULLS 36-21
4. Cavaliers 36-22
5. Wizards 33-24
6. Bucks 31-25
7. Heat 24-31
8. Nets 23-31
9. Hornets 22-32
10. Pistons 23-34
11. Pacers 23-34
12. Celtics 21-33
13. Magic 19-39
14. 76ers 12-44
15. Knicks 10-45
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: razorsharp on February 25, 2015, 03:34:53 PM
http://www.businessinsider.com/nba-manute-bol-son-2015-2 (http://www.businessinsider.com/nba-manute-bol-son-2015-2)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 26, 2015, 04:38:40 PM
Heat – 93 Magic – 90
Deng: 21 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Vucevic: 26 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Oladipo: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks – 87 Hawks – 104
Ellis: 19 Pts. Barea: 7 Asts. James: 11 Rebs./Schroder: 17 Pts. Horford: 6 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Knicks – 94 Celtics – 115
Bargnani: 17 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Smith: 10 Rebs./Jerebko: 20 Pts. Turner: 10 Asts. Turner: 12 Rebs.
Hornets – 98 Bulls – 86
Kid-Gilchrist: 18 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 12 Rebs./Gasol: 25 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Clippers – 105 Rockets – 110
Crawford: 24 Pts. Paul: 14 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs./Harden: 21 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Motiejunas: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 88 Bucks – 104
Richard: 16 Pts. Canaan: 6 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs./Henson: 21 Pts. Carter-Williams: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs.
Wizards – 77 Timberwolves – 97
Porter: 13 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 15 Rebs./Martin: 28 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Pekovic: 13 Rebs.
Nets – 96 Pelicans – 102
Johnson: 21 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Johnson: 10 Rebs./Pondexter: 25 Pts. Evans: 11 Asts. Asik: 13 Rebs.
Suns – 110 Nuggets – 96
Knight: 19 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Len: 10 Rebs./Barton: 22 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Lauvergne: 9 Rebs.
Lakers – 100 Jazz – 97
Clarkson: 22 Pts. Clarkson: 3 Asts. Ellington: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 20 Pts. Burke: 4 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 90 Kings – 102
Randolph: 20 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Koufos: 9 Rebs./Gay: 28 Pts. Miller: 7 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Spurs – 95 Blazers – 111
Duncan: 20 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Leonard: 8 Rebs./Matthews: 31 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 44-10
2. GRIZZLIES 41-15
3. Rockets 39-18
4. BLAZERS 37-19
5. Mavericks 39-21
6. L.A. Clippers 37-21
7. Spurs 34-23
8. Thunder 32-25
9. Pelicans 30-27
10. Suns 30-28
11. Jazz 21-35
12. Kings 20-35
13. Nuggets 20-37
14. L.A. Lakers 15-41
15. Timberwolves 13-43
East:
1. HAWKS 45-12
2. RAPTORS 37-20
3. CAVALIERS 36-22
4. Bulls 36-22
5. Wizards 33-25
6. Bucks 32-25
7. Heat 25-31
8. Nets 23-32
9. Hornets 23-32
10. Pistons 23-34
11. Pacers 23-34
12. Celtics 22-33
13. Magic 19-40
14. 76ers 12-45
15. Knicks 10-46
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 27, 2015, 04:54:33 PM
February 27, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 99 Cavaliers - 110
Lee: 19 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./James: 42 Pts. James: 5 Asts. James: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 113 Suns - 117
Westbrook: 39 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 14 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 29 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Bledsoe: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 44-11
2. GRIZZLIES 41-15
3. Rockets 39-18
4. BLAZERS 37-19
5. Mavericks 39-21
6. L.A. Clippers 37-21
7. Spurs 34-23
8. Thunder 32-26
9. Pelicans 30-27
10. Suns 31-28
11. Jazz 21-35
12. Kings 20-35
13. Nuggets 20-37
14. L.A. Lakers 15-41
15. Timberwolves 13-43
East:
1. HAWKS 45-12
2. RAPTORS 37-20
3. CAVALIERS 37-22
4. Bulls 36-22
5. Wizards 33-25
6. Bucks 32-25
7. Heat 25-31
8. Nets 23-32
9. Hornets 23-32
10. Pistons 23-34
11. Pacers 23-34
12. Celtics 22-33
13. Magic 19-40
14. 76ers 12-45
15. Knicks 10-46
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
League Leaders:
Points:
1. James Harden - 27.2
2. Russell Westbrook - 25.9
3. LeBron James - 25.7
4. Carmelo Anthony - 24.2
5. Anthony Davis - 23.9
Rebounds:
1. DeAndre Jordan - 14.0
2. Andre Drummond - 13.0
3. DeMarcus Cousins - 12.2
4. Pau Gasol - 12.1
5. Tyson Chandler - 11.7
Assists:
1. John Wall - 10.1
2. Ty Lawson - 9.9
3. Chris Paul - 9.9
4. Rajon Rondo - 8.3
5. Russell Westbrook - 8.0
Blocks:
1. Anthony Davis - 2.67
2. Serge Ibaka - 2.37
3. DeAndre Jordan - 2.31
4. Rudy Gobert - 2.25
5. Pau Gasol - 2.13
Steals:
1. Stephen Curry - 2.19
2. Russell Westbrook - 2.05
3. Tony Allen - 1.96
4. James Harden - 1.95
5. Monta Ellis - 1.92
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 28, 2015, 05:02:29 PM
Cavaliers – 86 Pacers – 93
Smith: 21 Pts. Dellavedova: 5 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Stuckey: 19 Pts. Hill: 12 Asts. Hill: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 81 Sixers – 89
Wall: 21 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs./Noel: 14 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Noel: 13 Rebs.
Magic – 88 Hawks – 95
Vucevic: 21 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 15 Rebs./Millsap: 20 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs.
Hornets – 98 Celtics – 106
Williams: 31 Pts. Stephenson: 7 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 28 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Jerebko: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 121 Pistons – 115
Bargnani: 25 Pts. Galloway: 5 Asts. Amundson: 14 Rebs./Monroe: 28 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Warriors – 113 Raptors – 89
Thompson: 25 Pts. Livingston: 8 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs./Ross: 18 Pts. Vasquez: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 89 Bulls – 96
Martin: 18 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Pekovic: 11 Rebs./Butler: 28 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs.
Nets – 98 Rockets – 102
Plumlee: 15 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Jones: 26 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Jones: 12 Rebs.
Clippers – 97 Grizzlies – 79
Paul: 19 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 22 Rebs./Randolph: 20 Pts. Lee: 4 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Heat – 102 Pelicans – 104
Deng: 22 Pts. Wade: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 7 Rebs./Aljinca: 24 Pts. Evans: 11 Asts. Cunningham: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 104 Nuggets – 82
Favors: 21 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Favors: 10 Rebs./Barton: 22 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs.
Spurs – 107 Kings – 96
Parker: 19 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Splitter: 9 Rebs./McLemore: 21 Pts. Gay: 4 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 93 Lakers – 101
Ilyasova: 17 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 4 Asts. Ilyasova: 12 Rebs./Clarkson: 16 Pts. Lin: 6 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Thunder – 112 Blazers – 115
Westbrook: 40 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs./Aldridge: 29 Pts. Aldridge: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 16 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 45-11
2. GRIZZLIES 41-16
3. Rockets 40-18
4. BLAZERS 38-19
5. Mavericks 39-21
6. L.A. Clippers 38-21
7. Spurs 35-23
8. Thunder 32-27
9. Pelicans 31-27
10. Suns 31-28
11. Jazz 22-35
12. Kings 20-36
13. Nuggets 20-38
14. L.A. Lakers 16-41
15. Timberwolves 13-44
East:
1. HAWKS 46-12
2. RAPTORS 37-21
3. BULLS 37-22
4. Cavaliers 37-23
5. Wizards 33-26
6. Bucks 32-26
7. Heat 25-32
8. Pacers 24-34
9. Hornets 23-33
10. Celtics 23-33
11. Nets 23-33
12. Pistons 23-35
13. Magic 19-41
14. 76ers 13-45
15. Knicks 11-46
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: February 28, 2015, 06:30:07 PM
Sunday, March 01 Schedule: 7 games
Detroit at Washington – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Atlanta at Miami – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Toronto at New York – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Memphis at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Brooklyn at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET, 5 pm PT
San Antonio at Phoenix – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT on NBATV
Milwaukee at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post Merge: March 01, 2015, 10:22:12 PM
March 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pistons – 95 Wizards – 99
Monroe: 21 Pts. Dinwiddie: 8 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Wall: 22 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 17 Rebs.
Hawks – 93 Heat – 91
Millsap: 22 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Brand: 8 Rebs./Wade: 22 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 24 Rebs.
Raptors – 98 Knicks – 103
Williams: 22 Pts. Vasquez: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Hardaway Jr.: 22 Pts. Shved: 5 Asts. Galloway: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 101 Timberwolves – 97
Gasol: 27 Pts. Calathes: 6 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 25 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Dieng: 9 Rebs.
Nets – 104 Mavericks – 94
Williams: 25 Pts. Anderson: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs./Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Rondo: 7 Rebs.
Spurs – 101 Suns – 74
Leonard: 22 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs./Marc. Morris: 19 Pts. Mark. Morris: 3 Asts. Tucker: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 75 Jazz – 82
Middleton: 18 Pts. Pachulia: 5 Asts. Middleton: 6 Rebs./Burke: 23 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 45-11
2. GRIZZLIES 42-16
3. Rockets 40-18
4. BLAZERS 38-19
5. L.A. Clippers 38-21
6. Mavericks 39-22
7. Spurs 36-23
8. Thunder 32-27
9. Pelicans 31-27
10. Suns 31-29
11. Jazz 23-35
12. Kings 20-36
13. Nuggets 20-38
14. L.A. Lakers 16-41
15. Timberwolves 13-45
East:
1. HAWKS 47-12
2. BULLS 37-22
3. RAPTORS 37-22
4. Cavaliers 37-23
5. Wizards 34-26
6. Bucks 32-27
7. Heat 25-33
8. Nets 24-33
9. Pacers 24-34
10. Hornets 23-33
11. Celtics 23-33
12. Pistons 23-36
13. Magic 19-41
14. 76ers 13-45
15. Knicks 12-46
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 01, 2015, 10:23:27 PM
Monday, March 02 Schedule: 8 games
L.A. Clippers at Chicago – 1 pm ET, 10 am PT on ABC
Cleveland at Houston – 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Portland at Sacramento – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Golden State at Boston – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Philadelphia at Indiana – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Charlotte at Orlando – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers – 6:30 pm ET, 3:30 pm PT on ESPN
New Orleans at Denver – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 02, 2015, 06:39:35 PM
Clippers – 96 Bulls – 86
Paul: 28 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 26 Rebs./Mirotic: 29 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 103 Rockets – 105
James: 37 Pts. James: 4 Asts. Thompson: 19 Rebs./Harden: 33 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Harden: 8 Rebs.
Blazers – 110 Kings – 99
Lillard: 31 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 15 Rebs./Gay: 24 Pts. Miller: 10 Asts. Gay: 8 Rebs.
Warriors – 106 Celtics – 101
Curry: 37 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 20 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. Crowder: 17 rebs.
Sixers – 74 Pacers – 94
Covington: 12 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs./Hill: 17 Pts. Hill: 4 Asts. Hibbert: 15 Rebs.
Hornets – 98 Magic – 83
Williams: 23 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 13 Rebs./Oladipo: 21 Pts. Oladipo: 5 Asts. Harris: 9 Rebs.
Thunder – 108 Lakers – 101
Ibaka: 18 Pts. Kanter: 5 Asts. Kanter: 15 Rebs./Lin: 20 Pts. Lin: 8 Asts. Hill: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans – 99 Nuggets – 92
Evans: 22 Pts. Evans: 7 Asts. Asik: 16 Rebs./Gallinari: 21 Pts. Lawson: 11 Asts. Barton: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 46-11
2. GRIZZLIES 42-16
3. Rockets 41-18
4. BLAZERS 39-19
5. L.A. Clippers 39-21
6. Mavericks 39-22
7. Spurs 36-23
8. Thunder 33-27
9. Pelicans 32-27
10. Suns 31-29
11. Jazz 23-35
12. Kings 20-37
13. Nuggets 20-39
14. L.A. Lakers 16-42
15. Timberwolves 13-45
East:
1. HAWKS 47-12
2. RAPTORS 37-22
3. BULLS 37-23
4. Cavaliers 37-24
5. Wizards 34-26
6. Bucks 32-27
7. Heat 25-33
8. Pacers 25-34
9. Nets 24-33
10. Hornets 24-33
11. Celtics 23-34
12. Pistons 23-36
13. Magic 19-42
14. 76ers 13-46
15. Knicks 12-46
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 04, 2015, 01:43:04 AM
March 03, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 114 Sixers – 103
DeRozan: 35 Pts. DeRozan: 5 Asts. DeRozan: 9 Rebs./Smith: 19 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Noel: 7 Rebs.
Warriors – 108 Nets – 110
Curry: 26 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 26 Pts. Jack: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs.
Suns – 98 Heat – 115
Tucker: 20 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Tucker: 14 Rebs./Johnson: 26 Pts. Wade: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 110 Timberwolves – 105
Paul: 26 Pts. Paul: 14 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs./Neal: 19 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Rubio: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans – 93 Mavericks – 102
Cole: 19 Pts. Evans: 7 Asts. Ajinca: 12 Rebs./Ellis: 20 Pts. Ellis: 2 Asts. Nowitzki: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 46-12
2. GRIZZLIES 42-16
3. Rockets 41-18
4. BLAZERS 39-19
5. L.A. Clippers 40-21
6. Mavericks 40-22
7. Spurs 36-23
8. Thunder 33-27
9. Pelicans 32-28
10. Suns 31-30
11. Jazz 23-35
12. Kings 20-37
13. Nuggets 20-39
14. L.A. Lakers 16-42
15. Timberwolves 13-46
East:
1. HAWKS 47-12
2. RAPTORS 38-22
3. BULLS 37-23
4. Cavaliers 37-24
5. Wizards 34-26
6. Bucks 32-27
7. Heat 26-33
8. Nets 25-33
9. Pacers 25-34
10. Hornets 24-33
11. Celtics 23-34
12. Pistons 23-36
13. Magic 19-42
14. 76ers 13-47
15. Knicks 12-46
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 04, 2015, 06:33:59 AM
Wednesday, March 04 Schedule: 7 games
Sacramento at New York - 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Charlotte – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Boston at Cleveland – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Houston at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Washington at Chicago – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Utah at Memphis – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Milwaukee at Denver – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 04, 2015, 07:05:09 PM
Kings – 124 Knicks – 86
Gay: 25 Pts. Gay: 4 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Shved: 15 Pts. Larkin: 6 Asts. Aldrich: 7 Rebs.
Lakers – 103 Hornets – 104
Lin: 23 Pts. Lin: 8 Asts. Boozer: 11 Rebs./Jefferson: 21 Pts. Williams: 13 Asts. Jefferson: 16 Rebs.
Celtics – 79 Cavaliers – 110
Bass: 15 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Bass: 5 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 96 Hawks – 104
Terry: 21 Pts. Motiejunas: 7 Asts. Jones: 8 Rebs./Teague: 25 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Millsap: 14 Rebs.
Wizards – 92 Bulls – 97
Wall: 21 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Mirotic: 23 Pts. Brooks: 8 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs.
Jazz – 93 Grizzlies – 82
Hayward: 21 Pts. Exum: 7 Asts. Gobert: 24 Rebs./Lee: 18 Pts. Green: 4 Asts. Koufos: 10 Rebs.
Bucks – 95 Nuggets – 106
Ilyasova: 21 Pts. Middleton: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs./Gallinari: 26 Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 46-12
2. GRIZZLIES 42-17
3. Rockets 41-19
4. BLAZERS 39-19
5. L.A. Clippers 40-21
6. Mavericks 40-22
7. Spurs 36-23
8. Thunder 33-27
9. Pelicans 32-28
10. Suns 31-30
11. Jazz 24-35
12. Kings 21-37
13. Nuggets 21-39
14. L.A. Lakers 16-43
15. Timberwolves 13-46
East:
1. HAWKS* 48-12
2. RAPTORS 38-22
3. BULLS 38-23
4. Cavaliers 38-24
5. Wizards 34-27
6. Bucks 32-28
7. Heat 26-33
8. Nets 25-33
9. Hornets 25-33
10. Pacers 25-34
11. Celtics 23-35
12. Pistons 23-36
13. Magic 19-42
14. 76ers 13-47
15. Knicks 12-47
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 04, 2015, 07:08:24 PM
Thurday March 05 Schedule: 13 games
New York at Indiana – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Phoenix at Orlando – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Utah at Boston – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Charlotte at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Cleveland at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Memphis at Houston – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Detroit at New Orleans – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Philadelphia at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Miami – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Sacramento at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Milwaukee at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Portland at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post Merge: March 05, 2015, 07:19:32 PM
March 05, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 82 Pacers – 105
Bargnani: 25 Pts. Bargnani: 4 Asts. Amundson: 10 Rebs./Hill: 21 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. Mahinmi: 8 Rebs.
Suns – 105 Magic – 100
Knight: 28 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Bledsoe: 7 Rebs./Oladipo: 38 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Dedmon: 8 Rebs.
Jazz – 84 Celtics – 85
Favors: 16 Pts. Burke: 8 Asts. Gobert: 16 Rebs./Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Zeller: 11 Rebs.
Hornets – 115 Nets – 91
Jefferson: 19 Pts. Williams: 14 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 13 Rebs./Williams: 12 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 120 Raptors – 112
James: 29 Pts. James: 14 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Valanciunas: 26 Pts. Vasquez: 13 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 102 Rockets – 100
Gasol: 21 Pts. Randolph: 6 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs./Jones: 21 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Jones: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 100 Timberwolves – 85
Faried: 18 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs./Wiggins: 20 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Dieng: 10 Rebs.
Pistons – 85 Pelicans – 88
Meeks: 20 Pts. Jackson: 11 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs./Davis: 39 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
Sixers – 118 Thunder – 123
Canaan: 31 Pts. Canaan: 6 Asts. Mbah a Moute: 14 Rebs./Westbrook: 49 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 16 Rebs.
Lakers – 94 Heat – 100
Ellington: 14 Pts. Lin: 9 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs./Wade: 25 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 25 Rebs.
Kings – 85 Spurs – 112
Cousins: 14 Pts. McCallum: 4 Asts. Thompson: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 21 Pts. Duncan: 4 Asts. Ayres: 7 Rebs.
Bucks – 93 Warriors – 102
Antetokounmpo: 16 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 11 Rebs./Green: 23 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Blazers – 98 Clippers – 93
Aldridge: 29 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Lillard: 18 Rebs./Paul: 36 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 47-12
2. GRIZZLIES 43-17
3. BLAZERS 40-19
4. Rockets 41-20
5. L.A. Clippers 40-22
6. Mavericks 40-22
7. Spurs 37-23
8. Thunder 34-27
9. Pelicans 33-28
10. Suns 32-30
11. Jazz 24-36
12. Nuggets 22-39
13. Kings 21-38
14. L.A. Lakers 16-44
15. Timberwolves 13-47
East:
1. HAWKS* 48-12
2. BULLS 38-23
3. RAPTORS 38-23
4. Cavaliers 39-24
5. Wizards 34-27
6. Bucks 32-29
7. Heat 27-33
8. Hornets 26-33
9. Pacers 26-34
10. Nets 25-34
11. Celtics 24-35
12. Pistons 23-37
13. Magic 19-43
14. 76ers 13-48
15. Knicks 12-48
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 05, 2015, 07:27:45 PM
Post Merge: March 05, 2015, 11:09:19 PM
Friday, March 06 Schedule: 2 games
Oklahoma City at Chicago – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Dallas at Portland – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
NBA LEADERS
Points.
1. R. Westbrook |OKC|27.0
2. J. Harden |HOU|26.9
3. L. James |CLE|26.3
4. A. Davis |NOP|24.2
5. S. Curry |GSW|23.8
.
Assists.
1. J. Wall |WAS|10.1
2. C. Paul |LAC|10.1
3. T. Lawson |DEN|9.8
4. R. Westbrook |OKC|8.2
5. R. Rondo |DAL|8.1
.
Steals.
1. S. Curry |GSW|2.1
2. K. Leonard |SAS|2.1
3. R. Westbrook |OKC|2.1
4. T. Allen |MEM|1.9
5. T. Ariza |HOU|1.9
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 06, 2015, 10:55:01 PM
Thunder – 105 Bulls – 108
Westbrook: 43 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./Mirotic: 26 Pts. Noah: 9 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks – 75 Blazers – 94
Ellis: 12 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs./Aldridge: 17 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Batum: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 47-12
2. GRIZZLIES 43-17
3. BLAZERS 41-19
4. Rockets 41-20
5. L.A. Clippers 40-22
6. Mavericks 40-23
7. Spurs 37-23
8. Thunder 34-28
9. Pelicans 33-28
10. Suns 32-30
11. Jazz 24-36
12. Nuggets 22-39
13. Kings 21-38
14. L.A. Lakers 16-44
15. Timberwolves 13-47
East:
1. HAWKS* 48-12
2. BULLS 39-23
3. RAPTORS 38-23
4. Cavaliers 39-24
5. Wizards 34-27
6. Bucks 32-29
7. Heat 27-33
8. Hornets 26-33
9. Pacers 26-34
10. Nets 25-34
11. Celtics 24-35
12. Pistons 23-37
13. Magic 19-43
14. 76ers 13-48
15. Knicks 12-48
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Saturday, March 07 Schedule: 12 games
Toronto at Charlotte – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Chicago at Indiana – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Sacramento at Orlando – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Utah at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Miami at Washington – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Cleveland at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Phoenix at Brooklyn – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on ESPN
Detroit at Houston – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Memphis – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Boston at New Orleans – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Denver at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Dallas at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on ESPN
Post Merge: March 07, 2015, 07:10:51 PM
March 07, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 94 Hornets – 103
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Ross: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 6 Rebs./Jefferson: 23 Pts. Mo Williams: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 13 Rebs.
Bulls – 84 Pacers – 98
Gasol: 18 Pts. Noah: 11 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Hill: 16 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. Mahinmi: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 114 Magic – 119
Gay: 39 Pts. Miller: 8 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./Oladipo: 32 Pts. Payton: 12 Asts. Frye: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 89 Sixers – 83
Hayward: 25 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs./Canaan: 16 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Robinson: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 97 Wizards – 99
Dragic: 18 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Andersen: 6 Rebs./Nene: 20 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 17 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 97 Hawks – 106
Irving: 20 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs./Horford: 19 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs.
Suns – 108 Nets – 100
Mark. Morris – 19 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Bledsoe: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 19 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs.
Pistons – 93 Rockets – 103
Monroe: 19 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 21 Pts. Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs.
Lakers – 90 Grizzlies – 97
Clarkson: 25 Pts. Clarkson: 6 Asts. Boozer: 9 Rebs./Randolph: 24 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs.
Celtics – 104 Pelicans – 98
Thomas: 27 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. Crowder: 9 Rebs./Davis: 29 Pts. Evans: 5 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets – 111 Spurs – 120
Lawson: 23 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 25 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Leonard: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks – 89 Warriors – 104
Nowitzki: 14 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Jefferson: 5 Rebs./Curry: 22 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Bogut: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 48-12
2. GRIZZLIES 44-17
3. BLAZERS 41-19
4. Rockets 42-20
5. L.A. Clippers 40-22
6. Mavericks 40-24
7. Spurs 38-23
8. Thunder 34-28
9. Pelicans 33-29
10. Suns 33-30
11. Jazz 25-36
12. Nuggets 22-40
13. Kings 21-39
14. L.A. Lakers 16-45
15. Timberwolves 13-47
East:
1. HAWKS* 49-12
2. BULLS 39-24
3. RAPTORS 38-24
4. Cavaliers 39-25
5. Wizards 35-27
6. Bucks 32-29
7. Hornets 27-33
8. Pacers 27-34
9. Heat 27-34
10. Celtics 25-35
11. Nets 25-35
12. Pistons 23-38
13. Magic 20-43
14. 76ers 13-49
15. Knicks 12-48
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Sunday, March 8 Schedule: 8 games
Memphis at New Orleans – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Phoenix at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT on NBATV
Sacramento at Miami – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Indiana at New York – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Atlanta at Philadelphia – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Portland at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Washington at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Houston at Denver – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Post Merge: March 08, 2015, 03:33:01 PM
March 08, Final Scores/Leaders:
Grizzlies – 89 Pelicans – 95
Green: 20 Pts. Calathes: 7 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs./Evans: 26 Pts. Pondexter: 7 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 79 Cavaliers – 89
Mark. Morris: 16 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs./Mozgov: 19 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Kings – 109 Heat – 114
Cousins: 27 Pts. Miller: 8 Asts. Cousins: 17 Rebs./Wade: 28 Pts. Chalmers: 7 Asts. Beasley: 7 Rebs.
Pacers – 92 Knicks – 86
Stuckey: 17 Pts. Stuckey: 4 Asts. West: 11 Rebs./Bargnani: 21 Pts. Galloway: 4 Asts. Aldrich: 11 Rebs.
Hawks – 84 Sixers – 92
Teague: 17 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Bazemore: 9 Rebs./Mbah a Moute: 19 Pts. Canaan: 8 Asts. Noel: 17 Rebs.
Blazers – 113 Timberwolves – 121
Lillard: 32 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Aldridge: 8 Rebs./Martin: 29 Pts. Rubio: 15 Asts. Pekovic: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 85 Bucks – 91
Pierce: 14 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gooden: 10 Rebs./Middleton: 30 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Middleton: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 114 Nuggets – 100
Harden: 28 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Jones: 11 Rebs./Chandler: 26 Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Hickson: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 48-12
2. GRIZZLIES 44-18
3. Rockets 43-20
4. BLAZERS 41-20
5. L.A. Clippers 40-22
6. Mavericks 40-24
7. Spurs 38-23
8. Thunder 34-28
9. Pelicans 34-29
10. Suns 33-31
11. Jazz 25-36
12. Nuggets 22-41
13. Kings 21-40
14. L.A. Lakers 16-45
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-47
East:
1. HAWKS* 49-13
2. BULLS 39-24
3. Cavaliers 40-25
4. RAPTORS 38-24
5. Wizards 35-28
6. Bucks 33-29
7. Pacers 28-34
8. Heat 28-34
9. Hornets 27-33
10. Celtics 25-35
11. Nets 25-35
12. Pistons 23-38
13. Magic 20-43
14. 76ers 14-49
15. Knicks 12-49
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 09, 2015, 05:18:06 PM
Bulls – 105 Spurs – 116
Gasol: 23 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs./Parker: 32 Pts. Duncan: 3 Asts. Leonard: 8 Rebs.
Clippers – 98 Warriors – 106
Rivers: 22 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Green: 23 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs.
Jazz – 95 Nets – 88
Hayward: 24 Pts. Gobert: 5 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs./Young: 19 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Hornets – 108 Pistons – 101
Jefferson: 24 Pts. Henderson: 9 Asts. Jefferson: 8 Rebs./Jackson :25 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs.
Celtics – 98 Magic – 103
Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Bass: 17 Rebs./Oladipo: 22 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Dedmon: 16 Rebs.
Raptors – 104 Thunder – 108
DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 9 Asts. Patterson: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 17 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks – 100 Lakers – 93
Ellis: 31 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Parsons: 6 Rebs./Boozer: 17 Pts. Clarkson: 5 Asts. Boozer: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 49-12
2. GRIZZLIES 44-18
3. Rockets 43-20
4. BLAZERS 41-20
5. L.A. Clippers 40-23
6. Mavericks 41-24
7. Spurs 39-23
8. Thunder 35-28
9. Pelicans 34-29
10. Suns 33-31
11. Jazz 26-36
12. Nuggets 22-41
13. Kings 21-40
14. L.A. Lakers 16-46
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-47
East:
1. HAWKS* 49-13
2. CAVALIERS 40-25
3. Bulls 39-25
4. RAPTORS 38-25
5. Wizards 35-28
6. Bucks 33-29
7. Hornets 28-33
8. Pacers 28-34
9. Heat 28-34
10. Celtics 25-36
11. Nets 25-36
12. Pistons 23-39
13. Magic 21-43
14. 76ers 14-49
15. Knicks 12-49
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 10, 2015, 06:56:53 PM
March 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Wizards - 95 Hornets - 69
Gortat: 20 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 7 Rebs./Williams: 19 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 105 Hawks - 130
Gay: 23 Pts. Cousins: 6 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs./Korver: 20 Pts. Teague: 13 Asts. Carroll: 5 Rebs.
Celtics - 100 Heat - 90
Thomas: 25 Pts. Bass: 4 Asts. Bass: 9 Rebs./Wade: 34 Pts. Deng: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 101 Bulls - 91
Gasol: 23 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./Snell: 21Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Mirotic: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans - 114 Bucks - 103
Davis: 43 Pts. Davis: 6 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 29 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Henson: 7 Rebs.
Knicks - 78 Nuggets - 106
Shved: 19 Pts. Early: 5 Asts. Thomas: 8 Rebs./Faried: 19 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
Warriors - 98 Suns - 80
Curry: 36 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Bledsoe: 19 Pts. Mark. Morris: 3 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 76 Clippers - 89
Payne: 16 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Payne: 15 Rebs./Redick: 26 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 50-12
2. GRIZZLIES 45-18
3. Rockets 43-20
4. BLAZERS 41-20
5. L.A. Clippers 41-23
6. Mavericks 41-24
7. Spurs 39-23
8. Thunder 35-28
9. Pelicans 35-29
10. Suns 33-32
11. Jazz 26-36
12. Nuggets 23-41
13. Kings 21-41
14. L.A. Lakers 16-46
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-48
East:
1. HAWKS* 50-13
2. CAVALIERS 40-25
3. RAPTORS 38-25
4. Bulls 39-26
5. Wizards 36-28
6. Bucks 33-30
7. Pacers 28-34
8. Hornets 28-34
9. Heat 28-35
10. Celtics 26-36
11. Nets 25-36
12. Pistons 23-39
13. Magic 21-43
14. 76ers 14-49
15. Knicks 12-50
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 11, 2015, 06:17:44 PM
Magic - 86 Pacers - 118
Harris: 22 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Dedmon: 8 Rebs./Stuckey: 34 Pts. Stuckey: 7 Asts. Mahinmi: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans - 111 Nets - 91
Pondexter: 17 Pts. Gordon: 7 Asts. Asik: 15 Rebs./Lopez: 15 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 127 Mavericks - 94
James: 27 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs./Parsons: 18 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs.
Raptors - 107 Spurs - 117
Lowry: 32 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Johnson: 14 Rebs./Leonard: 24 Pts. Parker: 9 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs.
Knicks - 82 Jazz - 87
Shved: 21 Pts. Shved: 7 Asts. Aldrich: 13 Rebs./Favors: 29 Pts. Ingles: 5 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Pistons - 85 Lakers - 93
Monroe: 24 Pts. Dinwiddie: 6 Asts. Drummond: 21 Rebs./Hill: 16 Pts. Clarkson: 8 Asts. Boozer: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 50-12
2. GRIZZLIES 45-18
3. Rockets 43-20
4. BLAZERS 41-20
5. L.A. Clippers 41-23
6. Spurs 40-23
7. Mavericks 41-25
8. Thunder 35-28
9. Pelicans 36-29
10. Suns 33-32
11. Jazz 27-36
12. Nuggets 23-41
13. Kings 21-41
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-46
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-48
East:
1. HAWKS* 50-13
2. CAVALIERS 41-25
3. Bulls 39-26
4. RAPTORS 38-26
5. Wizards 36-28
6. Bucks 33-30
7. Pacers 29-34
8. Hornets 28-34
9. Heat 28-35
10. Celtics 26-36
11. Nets 25-37
12. Pistons 23-40
13. Magic 21-44
14. 76ers 14-49
15. Knicks 12-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 12, 2015, 04:42:03 PM
March 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Kings – 113 Hornets – 106
McLemore: 27 Pts. McCallum: 9 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs./Kidd-Gilchrist: 23 Pts. Henderson: 11 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 9 Rebs.
Bulls – 104 Sixers – 95
Brooks: 31 Pts. Brooks: 5 Asts. Gasol: 16 Rebs./Smith: 23 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Noel: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 92 Celtics – 95
Conley: 20 Pts. Randolph: 5 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs./Bradley: 17 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs.
Nets – 98 Heat – 104
Mo Williams: 18 Pts. Mo Williams: 4 Asts. Lopez: 14 Rebs./Wade: 28 Pts. Wade: 9 Asts. Andersen: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 91 Bucks – 97
Vucevic: 19 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs./Middleton: 30 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Clippers – 120 Thunder – 108
Paul: 33 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs./Morrow: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Westbrook: 9 Rebs.
Hawks – 102 Nuggets – 115
Korver: 18 Pts. Mack: 5 Asts. Millsap: 5 Rebs./Gallinari: 23 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Hickson: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 97 Suns – 106
Martin: 16 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Dieng: 7 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 24 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Marc. Morris: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 98 Warriors – 105
Drummond: 22 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 27 Rebs./Thompson: 27 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs.
Rockets – 100 Blazers – 105
Brewer: 23 Pts. Ariza: 6 Asts. Jones: 12 Rebs./Aldridge: 26 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 51-12
2. GRIZZLIES 45-19
3. BLAZERS 42-20
4. Rockets 43-21
5. L.A. Clippers 42-23
6. Spurs 40-23
7. Mavericks 41-25
8. Pelicans 36-29
9. Thunder 35-29
10. Suns 34-32
11. Jazz 27-36
12. Nuggets 24-41
13. Kings 22-41
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-46
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-49
East:
1. HAWKS* 50-14
2. CAVALIERS 41-25
3. Bulls 40-26
4. RAPTORS 38-26
5. Wizards 36-28
6. Bucks 34-30
7. Pacers 29-34
8. Heat 29-35
9. Hornets 28-35
10. Celtics 27-36
11. Nets 25-38
12. Pistons 23-41
13. Magic 21-45
14. 76ers 14-50
15. Knicks 12-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 12, 2015, 09:17:45 PM
Friday, March 13 Schedule: 5 games
Milwaukee at Indiana – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Memphis at Washington – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on TNT
Houston at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Cleveland at San Antonio - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on TNT
New York at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post Merge: March 13, 2015, 01:26:26 PM
March 13, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks – 103 Pacers – 109
Carter-Williams: 28 Pts. Carter-Williams: 4 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs./Stuckey: 25 Pts. Stuckey: 6 Asts. Scola: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 87 Wizards – 107
Green: 13 Pts. Udrih: 5 Asts. Stockes: 8 Rebs./Gortat: 22 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 91 Jazz – 109
Brewer: 25 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Jones: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 29 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Gobert: 22 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 128 Spurs – 125
Irving: 57 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Thompson: 9 Rebs./Parker: 31 Pts. Duncan: 8 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs.
Knicks – 101 Lakers – 94
Hardaway Jr.: 22 Pts. Shved: 6 Asts. Shved: 11 Rebs./Hill: 19 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Black: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 51-12
2. GRIZZLIES 45-20
3. BLAZERS 42-20
4. Rockets 43-22
5. L.A. Clippers 42-23
6. Spurs 40-24
7. Mavericks 41-25
8. Pelicans 36-29
9. Thunder 35-29
10. Suns 34-32
11. Jazz 28-36
12. Nuggets 24-41
13. Kings 22-41
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-47
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-49
East:
1. HAWKS* 50-14
2. CAVALIERS 42-25
3. Bulls 40-26
4. RAPTORS 38-26
5. Wizards 37-28
6. Bucks 34-31
7. Pacers 30-34
8. Heat 29-35
9. Hornets 28-35
10. Celtics 27-36
11. Nets 25-38
12. Pistons 23-41
13. Magic 21-45
14. 76ers 14-50
15. Knicks 13-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 14, 2015, 04:53:19 PM
Bulls – 91 Hornets – 101
Brooks: 24 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Mirotic: 9 Rebs./Henderson: 20 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs.
Kings – 107 Sixers – 114
Cousins: 39 Pts. McCallum: 8 Asts. Cousins: 24 Rebs./Covington: 24 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs.
Magic – 88 Celtics – 95
Payton: 20 Pts. Payton: 9 asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Turner: 30 Pts. Pressey: 10 Asts. Bass: 7 Rebs.
Heat – 92 Raptors – 102
Wade: 25 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs./Lowry: 19 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Lowry: 8 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 99 Thunder – 113
Dieng: 21 Pts. LaVine: 7 Asts. Dieng: 14 Rebs./Westbrook: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Kanter: 15 Rebs.
Clippers – 99 Mavericks – 129
Redick: 17 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs./Parsons: 22 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Chandler: 12 Rebs.
Warriors – 103 Nuggets – 114
Holiday: 23 Pts. Barbosa: 9 Asts. Barnes: 6 Rebs./Gallinari: 24 Pts. Foye: 8 Asts. Faried: 17 Rebs.
Hawks – 96 Suns – 87
Millsap: 23 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 22 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 99 Blazers – 118
Monroe: 19 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Lillard: 28 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 51-13
2. GRIZZLIES 45-20
3. BLAZERS 43-20
4. Rockets 43-22
5. L.A. Clippers 42-24
6. Mavericks 42-25
7. Spurs 40-24
8. Pelicans 36-29
9. Thunder 36-29
10. Suns 34-33
11. Jazz 28-36
12. Nuggets 25-41
13. Kings 22-42
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-47
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-50
East:
1. HAWKS* 51-14
2. CAVALIERS 42-25
3. RAPTORS 39-26
4. Bulls 40-27
5. Wizards 37-28
6. Bucks 34-31
7. Pacers 30-34
8. Hornets 29-35
9. Heat 29-36
10. Celtics 27-38
11. Nets 25-38
12. Pistons 23-42
13. Magic 21-46
14. 76ers 15-50
15. Knicks 13-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post Merge: March 15, 2015, 03:18:32 PM
March 15, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics – 93 Pacers – 89
Zeller: 18 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Turner: 7 Rebs./Hill: 30 Pts. Hill: 8 Asts. Hibbert: 7 Rebs.
Kings – 97 Wizards – 113
Cousins: 30 Pts. Miller: 7 Asts. Cousins: 6 Rebs./Wall: 31 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gooden: 9 Rebs.
Nets – 94 Sixers – 87
Young: 21 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Noel: 17 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Robinson: 12 Rebs.
Bucks – 83 Grizzlies – 96
Antetokounmpo: 19 Pts. Ennis: 11 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Rebs./Lee: 17 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts. Gasol: 7 Rebs.
Pistons – 85 Jazz – 88
Monroe: 16 Pts. Dinwiddie: 6 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs./Favors: 26 Pts. Exum: 5 Asts. Gobert: 19 Rebs.
Knicks – 94 Warriors – 125
Bargnani: 18 Pts. Shved: 5 Asts. Aldrich: 9 Rebs./Thompson: 27 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 52-13
2. GRIZZLIES 46-20
3. BLAZERS 43-20
4. Rockets 43-22
5. L.A. Clippers 42-24
6. Mavericks 42-25
7. Spurs 40-24
8. Pelicans 36-29
9. Thunder 36-29
10. Suns 34-33
11. Jazz 29-36
12. Nuggets 25-41
13. Kings 22-43
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-47
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-50
East:
1. HAWKS* 51-14
2. CAVALIERS 42-25
3. RAPTORS 39-26
4. Bulls 40-27
5. Wizards 38-28
6. Bucks 34-32
7. Pacers 30-35
8. Hornets 29-35
9. Heat 29-36
10. Celtics 29-36
11. Nets 26-38
12. Pistons 23-43
13. Magic 21-46
14. 76ers 15-51
15. Knicks˚ 13-52
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 16, 2015, 01:00:13 PM
Bulls – 100 Thunder – 109
Mirotic: 27 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Kanter: 18 Rebs.
Rockets – 100 Clippers – 98
Harden: 34 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Jones: 12 Rebs./Paul: 23 Pts. Griffin: 8 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs.
Nuggets – 118 Pelicans – 111
Barton: 25 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Davis: 36 Pts. Evans: 10 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 123 Magic – 108
Irving: 33 Pts. James: 13 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./Oladipo: 25 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 15 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 97 Spurs – 123
Martin: 19 Pts. Brown: 7 Asts. Hamilton: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 15 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Diaw: 8 Rebs.
Blazers – 113 Raptors – 97
Aldridge: 24 Pts. Batum: 12 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 22 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Knicks – 89 Suns – 102
Bargnani: 18 Pts. Galloway: 4 Asts. Aldrich: 10 Rebs./Bledsoe: 21 Pts. Bledsoe: 11 Asts. Wright: 11 Rebs.
Hawks – 91 Lakers – 86
Schroder: 24 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Bazemore: 9 Rebs./Boozer: 13 Pts. Clarkson: 6 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS 52-13
2. GRIZZLIES 46-20
3. BLAZERS 43-20
4. Rockets 44-22
5. Spurs 41-24
6. L.A. Clippers 42-25
7. Mavericks 42-25
8. Thunder 37-29
9. Pelicans 36-30
10. Suns 35-33
11. Jazz 29-36
12. Nuggets 26-41
13. Kings 22-43
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-48
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-51
East:
1. HAWKS* 52-14
2. CAVALIERS 43-25
3. RAPTORS 39-27
4. Bulls 40-28
5. Wizards 38-28
6. Bucks 34-32
7. Pacers 30-35
8. Hornets 29-35
9. Heat 29-36
10. Celtics 29-36
11. Nets 26-38
12. Pistons 23-43
13. Magic 21-47
14. 76ers 15-51
15. Knicks˚ 13-53
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 17, 2015, 07:34:40 PM
March 17, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 117 Pacers – 98
Williams: 24 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs./G. Hill: 23 Pts. G. Hill: 4 Asts. West: 9 Rebs.
Blazers – 97 Wizards – 105
Aldridge: 24 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Batum: 15 Rebs./Beal: 23 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 89 Celtics – 108
Noel: 18 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Noel: 7 Rebs./Zeller: 26 Pts. Bradley: 6 Asts. Bradley: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 81 Grizzlies – 92
Nelson: 24 Pts. Barton: 4 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs./Randolph: 21 Pts. Gasol: 3 Asts. Randolph: 16 Rebs.
Nets – 122 Timberwolves – 106
Johnson: 22 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs./Martin: 23 Pts. Martin: 6 Asts. Wiggins: 6 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 92 Heat – 106
James: 26 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Thompson: 8 Rebs./Wade: 32 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 115 Mavericks – 119
Westbrook: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs./Parsons: 31 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Chandler: 7 Rebs.
Hornets – 66 Jazz – 94
Stephenson: 17 Pts. Mo. Williams: 3 Asts. Jefferson: 7 Rebs./Hood: 24 Pts. Burke: 4 Asts. Gobert: 22 Rebs.
Hawks – 110 Kings – 103
Teague: 23 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 20 Pts. Miller: 7 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 105 Warriors – 108
Clarkson: 17 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. Hill: 12 Rebs./Thompson: 26 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Bogut: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 53-13
2. GRIZZLIES 47-20
3. BLAZERS 44-21
4. Rockets 44-22
5. Mavericks 43-25
6. Spurs 41-24
7. L.A. Clippers 42-25
8. Thunder 37-30
9. Pelicans 36-30
10. Suns 35-33
11. Jazz 30-36
12. Nuggets 26-42
13. Kings 22-44
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-49
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-52
East:
1. HAWKS* 53-14
2. CAVALIERS 43-26
3. RAPTORS 40-27
4. Bulls 40-28
5. Wizards 39-28
6. Bucks 34-32
7. Pacers 30-36
8. Heat 30-36
9. Celtics 30-36
10. Hornets 29-36
11. Nets 27-38
12. Pistons 23-43
13. Magic 21-47
14. 76ers˚ 15-52
15. Knicks˚ 13-53
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 18, 2015, 04:41:45 PM
Grizzlies – 95 Pistons – 105
Green: 21 Pts. Udrih: 9 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 24 Pts. Jackson: 20 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs.
Spurs – 100 Knicks – 104
Parker: 21 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Splitter: 13 Rebs./Galloway: 22 Pts. Shved: 7 Asts. Amundson: 17 Rebs.
Magic – 94 Rockets – 107
Oladipo: 29 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Motiejunas: 23 Pts. Beverley: 7 Asts. Brewer: 12 Rebs.
Bucks – 84 Pelicans – 85
Antetokounmpo: 15 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 11 Rebs./Davis: 20 Pts. Gordon: 7 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs.
Hornets – 92 Clippers – 99
Jefferson: 21 Pts. Mo Williams: 8 Asts. Ma. Williams: 11 Rebs./Redick: 23 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 53-13
2. GRIZZLIES 47-21
3. BLAZERS 44-21
4. Rockets 45-22
5. L.A. Clippers 43-25
6. Mavericks 43-25
7. Spurs 41-25
8. Pelicans 37-30
9. Thunder 37-30
10. Suns 35-33
11. Jazz 30-36
12. Nuggets 26-42
13. Kings 22-44
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-49
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-52
East:
1. HAWKS* 53-14
2. CAVALIERS 43-26
3. RAPTORS 40-27
4. Bulls 40-28
5. Wizards 39-28
6. Bucks 34-33
7. Pacers 30-36
8. Heat 30-36
9. Celtics 30-36
10. Hornets 29-37
11. Nets 27-38
12. Pistons 24-43
13. Magic 21-48
14. 76ers˚ 15-52
15. Knicks˚ 14-53
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 19, 2015, 05:12:29 PM
March 19, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets – 92 Cavaliers – 117
Williams: 20 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs./Mozgov: 17 Pts. Irving: 10 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Pistons – 83 Sixers – 94
Caldwell-Pope: 20 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Smith: 15 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Sampson: 6 Rebs.
Blazers – 104 Heat – 108
Aldridge: 34 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Kaman: 13 Rebs./Wade: 32 Pts. Dragic: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 100 Raptors – 105
Martin: 37 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Rubio: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 21 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 15 Rebs.
Pacers – 86 Bulls – 103
Hill: 13 Pts. West: 7 Asts. Scola: 7 Rebs./Mirotic: 25 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Noah: 14 Rebs.
Spurs – 114 Bucks – 103
Green: 20 Pts. Duncan: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 19 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Celtics – 118 Thunder – 122
Smart: 25 Pts. Turner: 10 Asts. Smart: 9 Rebs./Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Adams: 13 Rebs.
Magic – 102 Mavericks – 107
Oladipo: 19 Pts. Payton: 12 Asts. Payton: 10 Rebs./Nowitzki: 25 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Nowitzki: 8 Rebs.
Clippers – 116 Kings – 105
Paul: 30 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs./Gay: 23 Pts. Gay: 4 Asts. Evans: 11 Rebs.
Hawks – 95 Warriors – 114
Carroll: 16 Pts. Mack: 5 Asts. Carroll: 12 Rebs./Barnes: 25 Pts. Curry: 12 Asts. Bogut: 14 Rebs.
Wizards – 88 Jazz – 84
Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Hayward: 26 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 54-13
2. GRIZZLIES 47-21
3. Rockets 45-22
4. BLAZERS 44-22
5. L.A. Clippers 44-25
6. Mavericks 44-25
7. Spurs 42-25
8. Thunder 38-30
9. Pelicans 37-30
10. Suns 35-33
11. Jazz 30-37
12. Nuggets 26-42
13. Kings˚ 22-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-49
15. Timberwolves˚ 14-53
East:
1. HAWKS* 53-15
2. CAVALIERS 44-26
3. RAPTORS 41-27
4. Bulls 41-28
5. Wizards 40-28
6. Bucks 34-34
7. Heat 31-36
8. Celtics 30-37
9. Pacers 30-37
10. Hornets 29-37
11. Nets 27-39
12. Pistons 24-44
13. Magic 21-49
14. 76ers˚ 16-52
15. Knicks˚ 14-53
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 20, 2015, 02:59:02 PM
March 20,Final Scores/Leaders :
Timberwolves – 95 Knicks – 92
Martin: 22 Pts. LaVine: 4 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs./Galloway: 21 Pts. Shved: 6 Asts. Amundson: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 108 Rockets – 118
Chandler: 23 Pts. Lawson: 10 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs./Harden: 50 Pts. Beverley: 7 Asts. Harden: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 72 Suns – 74
Gordon: 14 Pts. Gordon: 5 Asts. Asik: 14 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 17 Pts. Marc. Morris: 4 Asts. Marc. Morris: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 80 Lakers – 73
Hayward: 22 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Favors: 7 Rebs./Black: 13 Pts. Clarkson: 8 Asts. Black: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 54-13
2. GRIZZLIES 47-21
3. Rockets 46-22
4. BLAZERS 44-22
5. L.A. Clippers 44-25
6. Mavericks 44-25
7. Spurs 42-25
8. Thunder 38-30
9. Pelicans 37-31
10. Suns 36-33
11. Jazz 31-37
12. Nuggets 26-43
13. Kings˚ 22-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-50
15. Timberwolves˚ 15-53
East:
1. HAWKS* 53-15
2. CAVALIERS 44-26
3. RAPTORS 41-27
4. Bulls 41-28
5. Wizards 40-28
6. Bucks 34-34
7. Heat 31-36
8. Celtics 30-37
9. Pacers 30-37
10. Hornets 29-37
11. Nets 27-39
12. Pistons 24-44
13. Magic 21-49
14. 76ers˚ 16-52
15. Knicks˚ 14-54
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 21, 2015, 07:20:15 PM
Blazers – 104 Magic – 111
Aldridge: 31 Pts. Batum: 4 Asts. Batum: 11 Rebs./Vucevic: 22 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Payton: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 81 Sixers – 97
Shved: 25 Pts. Shved: 3 Asts. Bargnani: 6 Rebs./Noel: 23 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Noel: 14 Rebs.
Bucks – 127 Nets – 129
Middleton: 29 Pts. Pachulia: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 21 Rebs./Lopez: 32 Pts. Jack: 7 Asts. Lopez: 18 Rebs.
Pacers – 92 Cavaliers – 95
Hill: 24 Pts. Hill: 4 Asts. Scola: 11 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets – 91 Heat – 108
Faried: 20 Pts. Lawson: 12 Asts. Chandler: 7 Rebs./Wade: 22 Pts. Beasley: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 92 Bulls – 108
DeRozan: 27 Pts. Vasquez: 6 Asts. DeRozan: 7 Rebs./Mirotic: 29 Pts. Noah: 14 Asts. Mirotic: 11 Rebs.
Hawks – 115 Thunder – 123
Antic: 22 Pts. Horford: 4 Asts. Horford: 11 Rebs./Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Adams: 16 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 112 Mavericks – 101
Randolph: 21 Pts. Randolph: 5 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Nowtizki: 16 Pts. Rondo: 4 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs.
Celtics – 89 Spurs – 101
Turner: 17 Pts. Turner: 4 Asts. Jerebko: 12 Rebs./Leonard: 22 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Hornets – 91 Kings – 101
Henderson: 20 Pts. Zeller: 4 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 7 Rebs./Gay: 33 Pts. Miller: 7 Asts. Evans: 16 Rebs.
Pelicans – 96 Warriors – 112
Cole: 16 Pts. Evans: 4 Asts. Ajinca: 8 Rebs./Barnes: 22 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 99 Clippers – 113
Wall: 19 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Nene: 7 Rebs./Paul: 30 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 23 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 55-13
2. GRIZZLIES 48-21
3. Rockets 46-22
4. BLAZERS 44-23
5. L.A. Clippers 45-25
6. Spurs 43-25
7. Mavericks 44-26
8. Thunder 39-30
9. Pelicans 37-32
10. Suns 36-33
11. Jazz 31-37
12. Nuggets˚ 26-44
13. Kings˚ 23-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-50
15. Timberwolves˚ 15-53
East:
1. HAWKSˢᵉ 53-16
2. CAVALIERS* 45-26
3. Bulls 42-28
4. RAPTORS 41-28
5. Wizards 40-28
6. Bucks 34-35
7. Heat 32-36
8. Celtics 30-38
9. Pacers 30-38
10. Hornets 29-38
11. Nets 28-39
12. Pistons 24-44
13. Magic 22-49
14. 76ers˚ 17-52
15. Knicks˚ 14-55
ˢᵉ – Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: March 22, 2015, 11:27:44 PM
March 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets – 123 Pacers – 111
Lopez: 26 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Young: 7 Rebs./Hill: 18 Pts. Hill: 9 Asts. Mahinmi: 7 Rebs.
Bulls – 91 Pistons – 107
Gasol: 27 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Noah: 13 Rebs./Jackson: 22 Pts. Jackson: 11 Asts. Prince: 10 Rebs.
Suns – 117 Rockets – 102
Bledsoe: 34 Pts. Mark. Morris: 6 Asts. Marc. Morris: 10 Rebs./Motiejunas: 18 Pts. Motiejunas: 6 Asts. Ariza: 12 Rebs.
Blazers – 86 Grizzlies – 97
Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs./Green: 23 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs.
Jazz – 91 Warriors – 106
Favors: 21 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Curry: 24 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Bougt: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 56-13
2. GRIZZLIES 49-21
3. Rockets 46-23
4. BLAZERS 44-24
5. L.A. Clippers 45-25
6. Spurs 43-25
7. Mavericks 44-26
8. Thunder 39-30
9. Pelicans 37-32
10. Suns 37-33
11. Jazz 31-38
12. Nuggets˚ 26-44
13. Kings˚ 23-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 17-50
15. Timberwolves˚ 15-53
East:
1. HAWKSˢᵉ 53-16
2. CAVALIERS* 45-26
3. RAPTORS 41-28
4. Bulls 42-29
5. Wizards 40-29
6. Bucks 34-35
7. Heat 32-36
8. Celtics 30-38
9. Pacers 30-39
10. Hornets 29-38
11. Nets 29-39
12. Pistons 25-44
13. Magic 22-49
14. 76ers˚ 17-52
15. Knicks˚ 14-55
ˢᵉ – Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Monday, March 23 Schedule: 11 games
Cleveland at Milwaukee – 3 pm ET, 12 pm PT
Miami at Oklahoma City – 3 pm ET, 12 pm PT
San Antonio at Atlanta – 3 pm ET, 12 pm PT
New Orleans at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT
New York at Toronto – 4 pm ET, 1 pm PT
Washington at Sacramento – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Detroit at Boston – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Denver at Orlando – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Charlotte at Minnesota – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Dallas at Phoenix – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT
Post Merge: March 23, 2015, 06:42:05 PM
March 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers – 108 Bucks – 90
James: 28 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. James: 10 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 19 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Heat – 75 Thunder – 93
Whiteside: 13 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Haslem: 7 Rebs./Kanter: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 17 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs.
Spurs – 114 Hawks – 95
Splitter: 23 Pts. Leonard: 7 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 22 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans – 100 Clippers – 107
Davis: 26 Pts. Davis: 5 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs./Griffin: 23 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs.
Knicks – 89 Raptors – 106
Thomas: 24 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Aldrich: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 23 Pts. DeRozan: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 86 Kings – 109
Beal: 19 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 7 Rebs./Gay: 26 Pts. McCallum: 6 Asts. Cousins: 7 Rebs.
Pistons – 105 Celtics – 97
Caldwell-Pope: 27 Pts. Jackson: 11 Asts. Drummond: 22 Rebs./Turner: 23 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Bass: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 119 Magic – 100
Gallinari: 40 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Hickson: 8 Rebs./Oladipo: 21 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs.
Hornets – 109 Timberwolves – 98
Williams: 24 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs./Dieng: 16 Pts. Martin: 9 Asts. Payne: 9 Rebs.
Mavericks – 92 Suns – 98
Parson: 19 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs./Bledsoe: 20 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Mark. Morris: 13 Rebs.
Sixers – 87 Lakers – 101
Robinson: 14 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Robinson: 8 Rebs./Lin: 29 Pts. Lin: 5 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 56-13
2. GRIZZLIES 49-21
3. Rockets 46-23
4. BLAZERS 44-24
5. L.A. Clippers 46-25
6. Spurs 44-25
7. Mavericks 44-27
8. Thunder 40-30
9. Suns 38-33
10. Pelicans 37-33
11. Jazz 31-38
12. Nuggets˚ 27-44
13. Kings˚ 24-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 18-50
15. Timberwolves˚ 15-54
East:
1. HAWKSˢᵉ 53-17
2. CAVALIERS* 46-26
3. RAPTORS 42-28
4. Bulls 42-29
5. Wizards 40-30
6. Bucks 34-36
7. Heat 32-37
8. Hornets 30-38
9. Celtics 30-39
10. Pacers 30-39
11. Nets 29-39
12. Pistons 26-44
13. Magic 22-50
14. 76ers˚ 17-53
15. Knicks˚ 14-56
ˢᵉ – Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 24, 2015, 07:18:08 PM
Rockets – 110 Pacers – 100
Harden: 44 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Ariza: 11 Rebs./Watson: 23 Pts. West:5 Asts. Hibbert: 10 Rebs.
Celtics – 110 Nets – 91
Bradley: 20 Pts. Turner: 12 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 31 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 103 Knicks – 82
Randolph: 23 Pts. Randolph: 5 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./Galloway: 19 Pts. Larkin: 7 Asts. Galloway: 7 Rebs.
Hornets – 86 Bulls – 98
Walker: 29 Pts. Mo Williams: 5 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 9 Rebs./Mirotic: 28 Pts. Brooks: 10 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 106 Jazz – 104
LaVine: 27 Pts. Brown: 6 Asts. Payne: 9 Rebs./Favors: 19 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Gobert: 17 Rebs.
Wizards – 76 Warriors – 107
Beal: 12 Pts. Wall: 5 Asts. Seraphin: 8 Rebs./Curry: 24 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORS* 57-13
2. GRIZZLIES* 50-21
3. Rockets 47-23
4. BLAZERS 44-24
5. L.A. Clippers 46-25
6. Spurs 44-25
7. Mavericks 44-27
8. Thunder 40-30
9. Suns 38-33
10. Pelicans 37-33
11. Jazz 31-39
12. Nuggets˚ 27-44
13. Kings˚ 24-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 18-50
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-54
East:
1. HAWKSˢᵉ 53-17
2. CAVALIERS* 46-26
3. RAPTORS 42-28
4. Bulls* 43-29
5. Wizards 40-31
6. Bucks 34-36
7. Heat 32-37
8. Celtics 31-39
9. Hornets 30-39
10. Pacers 30-40
11. Nets 29-40
12. Pistons 26-44
13. Magic 22-50
14. 76ers˚ 17-53
15. Knicks˚ 14-57
ˢᵉ – Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Wednesday, March 25 Schedule: 6 games
Toronto at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Miami at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
San Antonio at Dallas – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Philadelphia at Sacramento – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Golden State at Portland – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post Merge: March 25, 2015, 06:49:57 PM
March 25, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 104 Pistons – 108
DeRozan: 22 Pts. DeRozan: 4 Asts. DeRozan: 10 Rebs./Jackson: 28 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Heat – 88 Bucks – 89
Wade: 21 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 8 Rebs./Ilyasova: 19 Pts. Pachulia: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 11 Rebs.
Lakers – 117 Thunder – 127
Clarkson: 30 Pts. Clarkson: 7 Asts. Black: 6 Rebs./Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Kanter: 16 Rebs.
Spurs – 94 Mavericks – 101
Leonard: 19 Pts. Leonard: 3 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Ellis: 38 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Nowitzki: 13 Rebs.
Sixers – 106 Kings – 107
Covington: 21 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 33 Pts. Miller: 6 Asts. Cousins: 17 Rebs.
Warriors – 122 Blazers – 108
Curry: 33 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Bogut: 16 Rebs./Lillard: 29 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSᴾ 58-13
2. GRIZZLIES* 50-21
3. Rockets 47-23
4. BLAZERS 44-25
5. L.A. Clippers 46-25
6. Spurs 44-26
7. Mavericks 45-27
8. Thunder 41-30
9. Suns 38-33
10. Pelicans 37-33
11. Jazz 31-39
12. Nuggets˚ 27-44
13. Kings˚ 25-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 18-51
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-54
East:
1. HAWKSˢᵉ 53-17
2. CAVALIERS* 46-26
3. Bulls* 43-29
4. RAPTORS 42-29
5. Wizards 40-31
6. Bucks 35-36
7. Heat 32-38
8. Celtics 31-39
9. Hornets 30-39
10. Pacers 30-40
11. Nets 29-40
12. Pistons 27-44
13. Magic 22-50
14. 76ers˚ 17-54
15. Knicks˚ 14-57
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 27, 2015, 04:14:21 AM
Nets – 91 Hornets – 88
Lopez: 34 Pts. Williams: 14 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Jefferson: 23 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 111 Knicks – 80
Rivers: 21 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Jordan: 10 Rebs./Early: 18 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Smith: 8 Rebs.
Hawks – 95 Magic – 83
Millsap: 25 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Payton: 19 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs.
Pacers – 103 Wizards – 101
Hill: 29 Pts. Hill: 9 Asts. West: 11 Rebs./Wall: 34 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 7 Rebs.
Bulls – 116 Raptors – 103
Butler: 23 Pts. Noah: 5 Asts. Dunleavy: 7 Rebs./Vasquez: 22 Pts. DeRozan: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 93 Celtics – 86
Dragic: 22 Pts. Chalmers: 7 Asts. Haslem: 12 Rebs./Crowder: 16 Pts. Pressey: 6 Asts. Zeller: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 111 Grizzlies – 89
Irving: 24 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs./Gasol: 18 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs.
Lakers – 101 Timberwolves – 99
Clarkson: 20 Pts. Lin: 5 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Wiggins: 27 Pts. LaVine: 5 Asts. Brown: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 95 Pelicans – 93
Harden: 25 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Ariza: 9 Rebs./Evans: 28 Pts. Evans: 7 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
Sixers – 99 Nuggets – 85
Covington: 25 Pts. Grant: 3 Asts. Noel: 15 Rebs./Lawson: 19 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs.
Blazers – 92 Jazz – 89
Lillard: 23 Pts. Lillard: 12 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs./Favors: 26 Pts. Burke: 3 Asts. Favors: 13 Rebs.
Thunder – 91 Spurs – 130
Kanter: 16 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs./Parker: 21 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Ayres: 8 Rebs.
Kings – 108 Suns – 99
Cousins: 24 Pts. Miller: 7 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 24 Pts. Mark. Morris: 4 Asts. Tucker: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSᴾ 58-13
2. GRIZZLIES* 50-22
3. Rockets 48-23
4. BLAZERS 45-25
5. L.A. Clippers 47-25
6. Spurs 45-26
7. Mavericks 45-27
8. Thunder 41-31
9. Suns 38-34
10. Pelicans 37-34
11. Jazz 31-40
12. Nuggets˚ 27-45
13. Kings˚ 26-45
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 19-51
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-55
East:
1. HAWKSˢᵉ 54-17
2. CAVALIERS* 47-26
3. Bulls* 44-29
4. RAPTORS* 42-30
5. Wizards 40-32
6. Bucks 35-36
7. Heat 33-38
8. Celtics 31-40
9. Pacers 31-40
10. Nets 30-40
11. Hornets 30-40
12. Pistons 27-44
13. Magic˚ 22-51
14. 76ers˚ 18-54
15. Knicks˚ 14-58
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
ˢᵉ - Clinched Southeast Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Friday, March 27 Schedule: 1 game
Indiana at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 29, 2015, 06:15:13 AM
Pistons - 111 Magic - 97
Jackson: 26 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Jackson: 11 Rebs./Harris: 21 Pts. Payton: 13 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Clippers - 119 Sixers - 98
Paul: 25 Pts. Griffin: 8 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Noel: 30 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Noel: 14 Rebs.
Hornets - 107 Wizards - 110
Heat - 86 Hawks - 99
Deng: 17 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Deng: 10 Rebs./Carroll: 24 Pts. Schroder: 11 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 98 Nets - 106
Irving: 26 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Thompson: 9 Rebs./Johnson: 20 Pts. Johnson: 9 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 96 Knicks - 92
Thomas: 18 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Bass: 10 Rebs./Bargnani: 25 Pts. Galloway: 6 Asts. Amundson: 9 Rebs.
Lakers - 83 Raptors - 94
Lin: 18 Pts. Lin: 5 Asts. Black: 10 Rebs./Valanciunas: 19 Pts. DeRozan: 7 Asts. DeRozan: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 110 Rockets - 120
Wiggins: 31 Pts. LaVine: 8 Asts. Dieng: 12 Rebs./Harden: 33 Pts. Smith: 11 Asts. Brewer: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 107 Grizzlies - 84
Curry: 38 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Bogut: 8 Rebs./Conley: 16 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 88 Pelicans - 102
Cousins: 39 Pts. McCallum: 5 Asts. Cousins: 20 Rebs./Evans: 25 Pts. Evans: 10 Asts. Asik: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 76 Spurs - 94
Chandler: 10 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs./Diaw: 19 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs.
Jazz - 91 Nuggets - 107
Hayward: 24 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Lawson: 18 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Barton: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 87 Suns - 81
Aldridge: 27 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Kaman: 11 Rebs./Marc. Morris: 19 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Marc. Morris: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSᴾ 59-13
2. GRIZZLIES* 50-23
3. Rockets* 49-23
4. BLAZERS 46-25
5. L.A. Clippers* 48-25
6. Spurs 46-26
7. Mavericks 45-28
8. Thunder 41-31
9. Pelicans 38-34
10. Suns 38-35
11. Jazz 31-41
12. Nuggets˚ 28-45
13. Kings˚ 26-46
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 19-52
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-56
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 55-17
2. CAVALIERS* 47-27
3. Bulls* 44-29
4. RAPTORS ͣ 43-30
5. Wizards 41-32
6. Bucks 36-36
7. Heat 33-39
8. Celtics 32-40
9. Pacers 31-41
10. Nets 30-41
11. Hornets 30-41
12. Pistons 28-44
13. Magic˚ 22-52
14. 76ers˚ 18-55
15. Knicks˚ 14-59
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ͣ - Clinched Atlanta Division
ᴾ - Clinched Pacific Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Sunday, March 29 Schedule: 5 games
Atlanta at Charlotte – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New York at Chicago – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Golden State at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Denver at Portland – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Post Merge: March 30, 2015, 01:38:19 PM
March 30, Final Scores/Leaders:
Rockets – 99 Wizards – 91
Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Smith: 10 Rebs./Wall: 25 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Lakers – 99 Nets – 107
Hill: 22 Pts. Clarkson: 7 Asts. Hill: 16 Rebs./Lopez: 30 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 88 Pelicans – 110
Wiggins: 20 Pts. Brown: 8 Asts. Payne: 11 Rebs./Davis: 28 Pts. Gordon: 7 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 86 Cavaliers – 87
Covington: 19 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 11 Rebs./James: 20 Pts. James: 6 Asts. James: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 119 Celtics – 106
Redick: 27 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Thomas: 19 Pts. Turner: 10 Asts. Jerebko: 8 Rebs.
Pistons – 102 Heat – 109
Drummond: 32 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Wade: 40 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Haslem: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 89 Spurs – 103
Randolph: 20 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs./Leonard: 25 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 99 Pacers – 104
Parsons: 27 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs./Miles: 28 Pts. S. Hill: 6 Asts. Hibbert: 7 Rebs.
Thunder – 109 Suns – 97
Westbrook: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Adams: 16 Rebs./Mark. Morris: 24 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 60-13
2. ROCKETS* 50-23
3. Grizzlies* 50-24
4. BLAZERS 47-25
5. L.A. Clippers* 49-25
6. Spurs 47-26
7. Mavericks 45-29
8. Thunder 42-32
9. Pelicans 39-34
10. Suns 38-36
11. Jazz˚ 32-41
12. Nuggets˚ 28-46
13. Kings˚ 26-46
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 19-53
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-57
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 55-18
2. CAVALIERS* 48-27
3. Bulls* 45-29
4. RAPTORSᵃ 43-30
5. Wizards 41-33
6. Bucks 36-37
7. Heat 34-39
8. Nets 32-40
9. Celtics 32-41
10. Pacers 32-41
11. Hornets 31-41
12. Pistons 28-45
13. Magic˚ 22-52
14. 76ers˚ 18-56
15. Knicks˚ 14-60
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 31, 2015, 01:02:10 PM
Celtics – 116 Hornets – 104
Bradley: 30 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Bradley: 8 Rebs./Walker: 28 Pts. Walker: 12 Asts. Maxiell: 8 Rebs.
Lakers – 113 Sixers – 111
Clarkson: 26 Pts. Clarkson: 11 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs./Noel: 19 Pts. Thompson: 5 Asts. Noel: 14 Rebs.
Bucks – 88 Hawks – 101
Antetokounmpo: 18 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 13 Rebs./Carroll: 23 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 96 Raptors – 99
Harden: 31 Pts. Prigioni: 7 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 42 Pts. Vasquez: 7 Asts. Johnson: 16 Rebs.
Kings – 83 Grizzlies – 97
Gay: 24 Pts. McCallum: 3 Asts. Evans: 7 Rebs./Conley: 18 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Koufos: 12 Rebs.
Jazz – 104 Timberwolves – 84
Hayward: 22 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Booker: 13 Rebs./LaVine: 21 Pts. LaVine: 6 Asts. Budinger: 7 Rebs.
Suns - 86 Blazers - 109
Green: 13 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 19 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 60-13
2. GRIZZLIES* 51-24
3. Rockets* 50-24
4. BLAZERS 48-25
5. L.A. Clippers* 49-25
6. Spurs 47-26
7. Mavericks 45-29
8. Thunder 42-32
9. Pelicans 39-34
10. Suns 38-37
11. Jazz˚ 33-41
12. Nuggets˚ 28-46
13. Kings˚ 26-47
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-53
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-58
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 56-18
2. CAVALIERS* 48-27
3. Bulls* 45-29
4. RAPTORSᵃ 44-30
5. Wizards* 41-33
6. Bucks 36-38
7. Heat 34-39
8. Celtics 33-41
9. Nets 32-40
10. Pacers 32-41
11. Hornets 31-42
12. Pistons 28-45
13. Magic˚ 22-52
14. 76ers˚ 18-57
15. Knicks˚ 14-60
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: April 01, 2015, 03:59:10 PM
April 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers - 106 Nets - 111
Hill: 28 Pts. West: 6 Asts. Scola: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 24 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 95 Pistons - 105
Sefolosha: 19 Pts. Mack: 5 Asts. Muscala: 13 Rebs./Drummond: 22 Pts. Jackson: 11 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Spurs - 95 Heat - 81
Leonard: 22 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./Dragic: 19 Pts. Dragic: 3 Asts. Andersen: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 110 Clippers - 106
Curry: 27 Pts. Iguodala: 7 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs./Griffin: 40 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 61-13
2. GRIZZLIES* 51-24
3. Rockets* 50-24
4. BLAZERS* 48-25
5. L.A. Clippers* 49-26
6. Spurs 48-26
7. Mavericks 45-29
8. Thunder 42-32
9. Pelicans 39-34
10. Suns 38-37
11. Jazz˚ 33-41
12. Nuggets˚ 28-46
13. Kings˚ 26-47
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-53
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-58
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 56-19
2. CAVALIERS* 48-27
3. Bulls* 45-29
4. RAPTORSᵃ 44-30
5. Wizards* 41-33
6. Bucks 36-38
7. Heat 34-40
8. Nets 33-40
9. Celtics 33-41
10. Pacers 32-42
11. Hornets 31-42
12. Pistons 29-45
13. Magic˚ 22-52
14. 76ers˚ 18-57
15. Knicks˚ 14-60
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 02, 2015, 01:41:06 PM
Pistons – 78 Hornets – 102
Meeks: 15 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 9 Rebs./Ma. Williams: 18 Pts. Mo Williams: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs.
Spurs – 103 Magic – 91
Baynes: 18 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs./Oladipo: 24 Pts. Oladipo: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Sixers – 93 Wizards – 106
Smith: 23 Pts. Canaan: 6 Asts. Noel: 10 Rebs./Gortat: 23 Pts. Wall: 15 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs.
Pacers – 87 Celtics – 100
Hill: 21 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. West: 8 Rebs./Zeller: 19 Pts. Turner: 12 Asts. Turner: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 100 Knicks – 98
Williams: 26 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Bargnani: 22 Pts. Larkin: 7 Asts. Amundson: 8 Rebs.
Kings – 111 Rockets – 115
Cousins: 24 Pts. Cousins: 10 Asts. Cousins: 21 Rebs./Harden: 51 Pts. Prigioni: 7 Asts. Dorsey: 11 Rebs.
Bulls – 91 Bucks – 95
Butler: 25 Pts. Dunleavy: 5 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 21 Pts. Mayo: 3 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 113 Timberwolves – 99
Williams: 18 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Hansbrough: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 25 Pts. Wiggins: 5 Asts. LaVine: 7 Rebs.
Mavericks – 135 Thunder – 131
Ellis: 26 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs./Morrow: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Kanter: 16 Rebs.
Nuggets – 84 Jazz – 98
Faried: 19 Pts. Lawson: 3 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Gobert: 20 Pts. Exum: 12 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Clippers – 126 Blazers – 122
Paul: 41 Pts. Paul: 17 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Aldridge: 29 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans – 113 Lakers – 92
Davis: 20 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Asik: 10 Rebs./Clarkson: 18 Pts. Clarkson: 10 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 61-13
2. GRIZZLIES* 51-24
3. Rockets* 51-24
4. BLAZERS* 48-26
5. L.A. Clippers* 50-26
6. Spurs* 49-26
7. Mavericks 46-29
8. Thunder 42-33
9. Pelicans 40-34
10. Suns 38-37
11. Jazz˚ 34-41
12. Nuggets˚ 28-47
13. Kings˚ 26-48
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-54
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-59
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 56-19
2. CAVALIERS* 48-27
3. RAPTORSᵃ 45-30
4. Bulls* 45-30
5. Wizards* 42-33
6. Bucks 37-38
7. Heat 34-40
8. Nets 34-40
9. Celtics 34-41
10. Hornets 32-42
11. Pacers 32-43
12. Pistons 29-46
13. Magic˚ 22-53
14. 76ers˚ 18-58
15. Knicks˚ 14-61
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: April 03, 2015, 02:41:08 PM
April 03, Final Scores/Leaders:
Heat - 88 Cavaliers - 114
Deng: 17 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Deng: 8 Rebs./James: 23 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Thompson: 15 Rebs.
Rockets - 108 Mavericks - 101
Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Smith: 12 Rebs./Nowitzki: 21 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs.
Suns - 106 Warriors - 107
Bledsoe: 18 Pts. Bledsoe: 11 Asts. Wright: 12 Rebs./Curry: 28 Pts. Thompson: 6 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 62-13
2. ROCKETS* 52-24
3. Grizzlies* 51-24
4. BLAZERS* 48-26
5. L.A. Clippers* 50-26
6. Spurs* 49-26
7. Mavericks 46-30
8. Thunder 42-33
9. Pelicans 40-34
10. Suns 38-38
11. Jazz˚ 34-41
12. Nuggets˚ 28-47
13. Kings˚ 26-48
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-54
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-59
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 56-19
2. CAVALIERS* 49-27
3. RAPTORSᵃ 45-30
4. Bulls* 45-30
5. Wizards* 42-33
6. Bucks 37-38
7. Nets 34-40
8. Heat 34-41
9. Celtics 34-41
10. Hornets 32-42
11. Pacers 32-43
12. Pistons 29-46
13. Magic˚ 22-53
14. 76ers˚ 18-58
15. Knicks˚ 14-61
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 05, 2015, 07:30:09 AM
Hornets - 74 Pacers - 93
Henderson: 12 Pts. Mo Williams: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs./Stuckey: 15 Pts. G. Hill: 10 Asts. Scola: 11 Rebs.
Knicks - 87 Wizards - 101
Ledo: 21 Pts. Ledo: 3 Asts. Amundson: 10 Rebs./Gortat: 19 Pts. Wall: 18 Asts. Gooden: 13 Rebs.
Bucks - 110 Celtics - 101
Mayo: 24 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 8 Rebs./Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Zeller: 7 Rebs.
Raptors - 109 Nets - 114
DeRozan: 27 Pts. DeRozan: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Williams: 31 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts. Lopez: 17 Rebs.
Pistons - 82 Bulls - 88
Jackson: 22 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 22 Rebs./Gasol: 26 Pts. Noah: 10 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 92 Grizzlies - 100
Kanter: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Kanter: 17 Rebs./Green: 22 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Koufos: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 97 Timberwolves - 84
Vucevic: 37 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 17 Rebs./Wiggins: 22 Pts. LaVine: 5 Asts. Hamilton: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 93 Spurs - 123
Gallinari: 20 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 9 Rebs./Green: 21 Pts. Parker: 9 Asts. Duncan: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans - 101 Kings - 95
Gordon: 21 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Evans: 12 Rebs./Cousins: 24 Pts. Cousins: 13 Asts. Cousins: 20 Rebs.
Blazers -107 Lakers - 77
McCollum: 27 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs./Clarkson: 27 Pts. Clarkson: 5 Asts. Johnson: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 62-13
2. ROCKETS* 52-24
3. Grizzlies* 52-24
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 49-26
5. L.A. Clippers* 50-26
6. Spurs* 50-26
7. Mavericks 46-30
8. Thunder 42-34
9. Pelicans 41-34
10. Suns 38-38
11. Jazz˚ 34-41
12. Nuggets˚ 28-48
13. Kings˚ 26-49
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-55
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-60
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 56-19
2. CAVALIERS* 49-27
3. Bulls* 46-30
4. RAPTORSᵃ 45-31
5. Wizards* 43-33
6. Bucks 38-38
7. Nets 35-40
8. Heat 34-41
9. Celtics 34-42
10. Pacers 33-43
11. Hornets 32-43
12. Pistons 29-47
13. Magic˚ 23-53
14. 76ers˚ 18-58
15. Knicks˚ 14-62
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Sunday, April 05 Schedule: 10 games
Philadelphia at Charlotte – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Brooklyn at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Miami at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Boston at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Washington at Memphis – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Golden State at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
Orlando at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET, 5:30 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at Denver – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
Utah at Phoenix – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
New Orleans at Portland – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Post Merge: April 05, 2015, 07:33:04 AM
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ESPN’s playoff odds formula currently expects the Pelicans, Thunder, and Suns all to finish with 44-38 records. Obviously, these projections move from day to day as the games are played, but at some point, we have to start asking ourselves: what if something like this actually happens? What are the various tie-breaking scenarios at play? Wonder no more, for every possible scenario involving these three teams’ quest for the Western Conference 8th seed is outlined below. Additionally, make sure that you’re following James Grayson’s Pelicans Playoff Hunt series for more insight into this 3-team battle.
Scenario #1: Pelicans & Suns tie
This scenario is the simplest one, as these two teams only play each other 3 times this season. Currently, the Pelicans lead the series 1-0, with the final two games coming in Phoenix on Thursday, March 19th and in New Orleans on Friday, April 10th. One more win for the Pelicans would wrap this one up. Update (3/30): This series is now tied at 1, with one game remaining in New Orleans on Friday, April 10th.
ADVANTAGE: New Orleans
Scenario #2: Pelicans & Thunder tie
The Pelicans and Thunder play on Friday night in Oklahoma City for their 4th and final meeting. If New Orleans prevails, then they win the season series 3-1 and therefore own the tie-breaker. Should OKC protect home court, then the tie-breaker would then go to the team with the best Western Conference record*. Assuming a Pelicans loss, their in-conference record would be 18-14, compared to 14-16 for the Thunder. As such, even if the Pels lose tomorrow night, they are still in good shape from a tie-breaking perspective.
Update (2/7): The Pelicans have won this series 3-1 and now own the tie-breaker over the Thunder.
ADVANTAGE: New Orleans
Scenario #3: Suns & Thunder tie
In an effort to make this a comprehensive post, I’ll outline this possibility as well, even though it would be very sad news for the Pelicans. The Thunder have won both games at home against the Suns so far and have two meetings left in Phoenix: Thursday, February 26th and Sunday, March 29th. If the Suns protect home court and therefore conclude the season series in a 2-2, then that would also give them a clear edge in Western Conference record; both teams are tied in that regard right now, but those two games would make the Suns 15-16 and the Thunder 13-18. Update (3/30): The Thunder have won this season series 3-1 and therefore own the tie-breaker over the Suns.
ADVANTAGE: Oklahoma City
Scenario #4: Pelicans, Suns, & Thunder 3-way tie
Now comes the fun stuff! Should each of these three teams finish the 2014-15 NBA season with the same record, the primary tie-breaker is combined win-loss record against the other two teams. At present, here is how that tie-break would shake out:
Pelicans: 3-1 (2-1 vs. OKC, 1-0 vs. PHX; remaining – @ OKC, @ PHX, vs. PHX)
Thunder: 3-2 (2-0 vs. PHX, 1-2 vs. NOP; remaining – v. NOP, @ PHX, @ PHX)
Suns: 0-3 (0-1 vs. NOP, 0-2 vs. OKC; remaining – v. OKC, v. NOP, v. OKC, @ NOP)
If each team wins all remaining home games against the opponent (which, with teams so close in the standings, is the most likely scenario, here’s how each team would finish:
Pelicans: 4-3
Thunder: 4-4
Suns: 3-4
The only way that there could possibly be a tie here is if the Pelicans finish 1-2 in their 3 remaining games against the Thunder and Suns (likely) and then the Suns win all 4 of their remaining games against the Thunder and Pelicans (unlikely). In this scenario, it appears as if the better conference record between those two teams would be awarded the playoff spot, but that level of detail isn’t entirely clear to me under the NBA.com’s tie-breaker rules. The Suns are currently 13-16 against Western Conference opponents, so the Pelicans have a clear advantage in this area as well.
Update (3/30): Pelicans 4-2, Thunder 4-4, Suns 2-4. Going into the Pelicans’ final game against the Suns in New Orleans, they already own this 3-team tie-breaker regardless of what happens against Phoenix.
ADVANTAGE: New Orleans
Western Conference Tie-Breaker Summary
As noted above, in the event that head-to-head records result in a tie, the tie-breaker will resort to Western Conference records. Below is a snapshot of where each team currently stands against the rest of the west.
New Orleans Pelicans
(Updated as of March 30th)
Current Record: 39-34
vs. West: 23-20
Remaining vs. WC: 9
Home/Road Split: 3/6
Teams Under/Over .500: 3/6
Oklahoma City Thunder
Current Record: 42-32
vs. West: 22-23
Remaining vs. WC: 7
Home/Road Split: 5/3
Teams Under/Over .500: 3/5
Phoenix Suns
Current Record: 38-36
vs. West: 20-25
Remaining vs. WC: 8
Home/Road Split: 2/6
Teams Under/Over .500: 1/7
*Note: the second tie-breaker is technically inter-division record, but this only applies if the teams in question are in the same division. Because the Pelicans, Thunder, and Suns, each play in different divisions, this tie-breaker will never apply.
Post Merge: April 06, 2015, 06:47:44 AM
April 5, Final Scores/Leaders:
Sixers - 91 Hornets - 92
Covington: 15 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Smith: 9 Rebs./Walker: 24 Pts. Mo Williams: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 99 Hawks - 131
Bogdanovic: 19 Pts. Jack: 6 Asts. Young: 8 Rebs./Carroll: 20 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Carroll: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 98 Pistons - 99
Wade: 24 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs./Jackson: 29 Pts. Jackson: 11 Asts. Drummodn: 17 Rebs.
Celtics - 117 Raptors - 116
Thomas: 25 Pts. Turner: 10 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 38 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs.
Wizards - 92 Grizzlies - 83
Beal: 20 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs./Gasol: 18 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Warriors - 123 Mavericks - 110
Thomspon: 21 Pts. Livingston: 5 Asts. Bogut: 11 Rebs./Nowitzki: 18 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs.
Magic - 97 Bucks - 90
Harris: 23 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Gordon: 12 Rebs./Ilyasova: 18 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Carter-Williams: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 107 Nuggets - 92
Redick: 25 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 22 Rebs./Chandler: 17 Pts. Foye: 5 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs.
Jazz - 85 Suns - 87
Hayward: 21 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs./Green: 24 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 90 Blazers - 99
Gordon: 22 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Aldridge: 21 Pts. Lillard: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 63-13
2. ROCKETS* 52-24
3. Grizzlies* 52-25
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 50-26
5. L.A. Clippers* 51-26
6. Spurs* 50-26
7. Mavericks 46-31
8. Thunder 42-34
9. Pelicans 41-35
10. Suns 39-38
11. Jazz˚ 34-42
12. Nuggets˚ 28-49
13. Kings˚ 26-49
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-55
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-60
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 57-19
2. CAVALIERS* 49-27
3. Bulls* 46-30
4. RAPTORSᵃ 45-32
5. Wizards* 44-33
6. Bucks 38-39
7. Nets 35-41
8. Celtics 35-42
9. Heat 34-42
10. Pacers 33-43
11. Hornets 33-43
12. Pistons 30-47
13. Magic˚ 24-53
14. 76ers˚ 18-59
15. Knicks˚ 14-62
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Monday, April 6 Schedule: 7 games
Houston at Oklahoma City – 1 pm ET, 10 am PT on ABC
Chicago at Cleveland – 3:30 pm ET, 12:30 pm PT on ABC
Miami at Indiana – 6 pm ET, 3 pm PT
Golden State at San Antonio – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on NBATV
Philadelphia at New York – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Utah at Sacramento – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers - 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on NBATV
Post Merge: April 06, 2015, 05:12:32 PM
April 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Rockets - 115 Thunder - 112
Harden: 41 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Ariza: 9 Rebs./Westbrook: 40 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Kanter: 17 Rebs.
Bulls - 94 Cavaliers - 99
Dunleavy: 24 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Mirotic: 10 Rebs./Irving: 27 Pts. James: 12 Asts. James: 10 Rebs.
Heat - 89 Pacers - 112
Wade: 27 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Haslem: 10 Rebs./Scola: 23 Pts. Stuckey: 7 Asts. Scola: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 92 Spurs - 107
Curry: 24 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 7 Rebs.
Sixers - 91 Knicks - 101
Smith: 17 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs./Bargnani: 25 Pts. Larkin: 7 Asts. Larkin: 11 Rebs.
Jazz - 101 Kings - 95
Hood: 25 Pts. Exum: 6 Asts. Gobert: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 26 Pts. McCallum: 7 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 106 Lakers - 78
Griffin: 18 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Johnson: 16 Pts. Kelly: 6 Asts. Black: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 63-14
2. ROCKETS* 53-24
3. Grizzlies* 52-25
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 50-26
5. L.A. Clippers* 52-26
6. Spurs* 51-26
7. Mavericks 46-31
8. Thunder 42-35
9. Pelicans 41-35
10. Suns 39-38
11. Jazz˚ 35-42
12. Nuggets˚ 28-49
13. Kings˚ 26-50
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-56
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-60
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 57-19
2. CAVALIERS* 50-27
3. Bulls* 46-31
4. RAPTORSᵃ 45-32
5. Wizards* 44-33
6. Bucks 38-39
7. Nets 35-41
8. Celtics 35-42
9. Pacers 34-43
10. Heat 34-43
11. Hornets 33-43
12. Pistons 30-47
13. Magic˚ 24-53
14. 76ers˚ 18-60
15. Knicks˚ 15-62
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 07, 2015, 03:43:49 PM
Blazers - 96 Nets - 106
Lillard: 36 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Leonard: 15 Rebs./Lopez: 32 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 63-14
2. ROCKETS* 53-24
3. Grizzlies* 52-25
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 50-27
5. L.A. Clippers* 52-26
6. Spurs* 51-26
7. Mavericks 46-31
8. Thunder 42-35
9. Pelicans 41-35
10. Suns 39-38
11. Jazz˚ 35-42
12. Nuggets˚ 28-49
13. Kings˚ 26-50
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 20-56
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-60
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 57-19
2. CAVALIERS* 50-27
3. Bulls* 46-31
4. RAPTORSᵃ 45-32
5. Wizards* 44-33
6. Bucks 38-39
7. Nets 36-41
8. Celtics 35-42
9. Pacers 34-43
10. Heat 34-43
11. Hornets 33-43
12. Pistons 30-47
13. Magic˚ 24-53
14. 76ers˚ 18-60
15. Knicks˚ 15-62
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Wednesday, April 8 Schedule: 6 games
Phoenix at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Charlotte at Miami – 7:30 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Golden State at New Orleans – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
San Antonio at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
Minnesota at Sacramento – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: razorsharp on April 07, 2015, 03:49:21 PM
https://youtu.be/MP-p9i85sNc
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 11, 2015, 02:47:07 PM
Raptors - 101 Magic - 99
DeRozan: 29 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs./Oladipo: 19 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Harris: 8 Rebs.
Hornets - 80 Hawks - 104
Daniels: 15 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 11 Rebs./Muscala: 17 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 8 Rebs.
Wizards - 80 Nets - 117
Beal: 24 Pts. Sessions: 10 Asts. Gortat: 16 Rebs.
Celtics - 99 Cavaliers - 90
Smart: 19 Pts. Turner: 13 Asts. Sullinger: 8 Rebs./Love: 19 Pts. Dellavedova: 8 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Pacers - 107 Pistons - 103
Miles: 24 Pts. West: 9 Asts. Hibbert: 11 Rebs./Jackson: 21 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Bucks - 99 Knicks - 91
Antetokounmpo: 23 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs./Galloway: 20 Pts. Larkin: 5 Asts. Amundson: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 104 Rockets - 103
Duncan: 29 Pts. Green: 4 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs./Smith: 20 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Suns - 75 Pelicans - 90
Bledsoe: 19 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Mark. Morris: 11 Rebs./Davis: 19 Pts. Evans: 6 Asts. Asik: 18 Rebs.
Kings - 103 Thunder - 116
McLemore: 20 Pts. Miller: 8 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs./Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks - 144 Nuggets - 143
Nowitzki: 25 Pts. Harris: 9 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs./Gallinari: 47 Pts. Lawson: 18 Asts. Hickson: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 89 Jazz - 88
Gasol: 22 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 27 Pts. Exum: 5 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 98 Lakers - 106
Wiggins: 29 Pts. Wiggins: 6 Asts. Wiggins: 10 Rebs./Kelly: 21 Pts. Clarkson: 9 Asts. Black: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 64-15
2. GRIZZLIES* 54-25
3. Spurs* 54-26
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 51-28
5. L.A. Clippers* 53-26
6. Rockets* 53-26
7. Mavericks* 48-31
8. Pelicans 43-36
9. Thunder 43-36
10. Suns˚ 39-41
11. Jazz˚ 36-43
12. Nuggets˚ 29-50
13. Kings˚ 27-52
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 21-58
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-63
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 60-19
2. CAVALIERSᶜ 51-28
3. RAPTORSᵃ 47-32
4. Bulls* 47-32
5. Wizards* 45-34
6. Bucks 39-40
7. Celtics 37-42
8. Nets 37-42
9. Pacers 36-43
10. Heat 35-44
11. Hornets˚ 33-46
12. Pistons˚ 30-49
13. Magic˚ 25-54
14. 76ers˚ 18-61
15. Knicks˚ 15-64
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 13, 2015, 07:17:19 PM
Nets - 73 Bucks - 96
Lopez: 12 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Ilyasova: 21 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 78 Celtics - 117
Shumpert: 15 Pts. Dellavedova: 9 Asts. Shumpert: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 17 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Turner: 7 Rebs.
Hornets - 77 Pistons - 116
Vonleh: 16 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Vonleh: 12 Rebs./Meeks: 24 Pts. Jackson: 13 Asts. Drummond: 19 Rebs.
Kings - 111 Nuggets - 122
Casspi: 22 Pts. Casspi: 7 Asts. Casspi: 7 Rebs./Faried: 30 Pts. Lawson: 11 Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 104 Pacers - 116
Westbrook: 54 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs./Miles: 30 Pts. G. Hill: 7 Asts. Hibbert: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 99 Wizards - 108
Scott: 19 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Antic: 7 Rebs./Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Nene: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans - 114 Rockets - 121
Davis: 27 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Asik: 10 Rebs./Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 91 Spurs - 107
Green: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 10 Asts. Tucker: 8 Rebs./Duncan: 22 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 120 Lakers - 106
Chandler: 20 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs./Clarkson: 26 Pts. Kelly: 6 Asts. Black: 19 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 65-15
2. SPURS* 55-26
3. L.A. Clippers* 54-26
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 51-29
5. Grizzlies* 54-26
6. Rockets* 54-26
7. Mavericks* 49-31
8. Pelicans 43-37
9. Thunder 43-37
10. Suns˚ 39-42
11. Jazz˚ 37-43
12. Nuggets˚ 30-50
13. Kings˚ 27-53
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 21-59
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-64
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 60-20
2. CAVALIERSᶜ 51-29
3. RAPTORSᵃ 48-32
4. Bulls* 48-32
5. Wizards* 46-34
6. Bucks* 40-40
7. Celtics 38-42
8. Nets 37-43
9. Pacers 37-43
10. Heat 35-45
11. Hornets˚ 33-47
12. Pistons˚ 31-49
13. Magic˚ 25-55
14. 76ers˚ 18-62
15. Knicks˚ 16-64
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: April 13, 2015, 08:13:49 PM
Tuesday, April 14 Schedule: 12 games
Houston at Charlotte – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Detroit at Cleveland – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
Milwaukee at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT
New York at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Chicago at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Orlando at Miami – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
New Orleans at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Portland at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on NBATV
Dallas at Utah – 9 pm ET, 6 pm PT
L.A. Lakers at Sacramento – 10 pm ET, 7 pm PT
Memphis at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on NBATV
Denver at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post Merge: April 15, 2015, 12:28:33 AM
April 14, Final Scores/Leaders:
Rockets - 100 Hornets - 90
Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Jones: 11 Rebs./Roberts: 23 Pts. Henderson: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs.
Pistons - 97 Cavaliers - 109
Drummond: 20 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 9 Rebs./Smith: 28 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Mozgov: 13 Rebs.
Bucks - 107 Sixers - 97
Carter-Williams: 30 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Rebs./Covington: 25 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Covington: 7 Rebs.
Knicks - 112 Hawks - 108
Galloway: 26 Pts. Larkin: 7 Asts. Smith: 9 Rebs./Korver: 19 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Horford: 6 Rebs.
Bulls - 113 Nets - 86
Mirotic: 26 Pts. Rose: 7 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 17 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 93 Heat - 100
Oladipo: 30 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Harris: 12 Rebs./Whiteside: 24 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 100 Timberwolves - 88
Davis: 24 Pts. Davis: 5 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./LaVine: 24 Pts. LaVine: 7 Asts. Hummel: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 90 Thunder - 101
Leonard: 24 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Crabbe: 7 Rebs./Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks - 92 Jazz - 109
Barea: 18 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs./Cotton: 21 Pts. Hood: 4 Asts. Gobert: 17 Rebs.
Lakers - 92 Kings - 102
Clarkson: 23 Pts. Brown: 7 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs./Casspi: 26 Pts. Casspi: 6 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 107 Warriors - 111
Adams: 19 Pts. Randolph: 4 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Thompson: 42 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 103 Clippers - 110
Chandler: 32 Pts. Foye: 8 Asts. Faried: 17 Rebs./Griffin: 22 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 21 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 66-15
2. SPURS* 55-26
3. L.A. Clippers* 55-26
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 51-30
5. Rockets* 55-26
6. Grizzlies* 54-27
7. Mavericks* 49-32
8. Pelicans 44-37
9. Thunder 44-37
10. Suns˚ 39-42
11. Jazz˚ 38-43
12. Nuggets˚ 30-51
13. Kings˚ 28-53
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 21-60
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-65
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 60-21
2. CAVALIERSᶜ 52-29
3. Bulls* 49-32
4. RAPTORSᵃ 48-32
5. Wizards* 46-34
6. Bucks 41-40
7. Celtics* 38-42
8. Pacers 37-43
9. Nets 37-44
10. Heat 36-45
11. Hornets˚ 33-48
12. Pistons˚ 31-50
13. Magic˚ 25-56
14. 76ers˚ 18-63
15. Knicks˚ 17-64
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Wednesday, April 15 Schedule: 3 games
Toronto at Boston – 7:30 pm ET, 4:30 pm PT
Washington at Indiana – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT on TNT
L.A. Clippers at Phoenix – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 15, 2015, 08:27:33 PM
Raptors - 93 Celtics - 95
Lowry: 16 Pts. Vasquez: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Turner: 14 Pts. Turner: 9 Asts. Bass: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 95 Pacers - 99
Gortat: 19 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Miles: 25 Pts. Hill: 10 Asts. Hibbert: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 112 Suns - 101
Paul: 22 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Goodwin: 18 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 66-15
2. L.A. Clippers* 56-26
3. SPURS* 55-26
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 51-30
5. Rockets* 55-26
6. Grizzlies* 54-27
7. Mavericks* 49-32
8. Pelicans 44-37
9. Thunder 44-37
10. Suns˚ 39-43
11. Jazz˚ 38-43
12. Nuggets˚ 30-51
13. Kings˚ 28-53
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 21-60
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-65
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 60-21
2. CAVALIERSᶜ 52-29
3. Bulls* 49-32
4. RAPTORSᵃ 48-33
5. Wizards* 46-35
6. Bucks* 41-40
7. Celtics* 39-42
8. Pacers 38-43
9. Nets 37-44
10. Heat˚ 36-45
11. Hornets˚ 33-48
12. Pistons˚ 31-50
13. Magic˚ 25-56
14. 76ers˚ 18-63
15. Knicks˚ 17-64
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: April 15, 2015, 11:33:11 PM
Thursday, April 16 Schedule: 14 games
Charlotte at Toronto – 7 pm ET, 4 pm PT on ESPN
Atlanta at Chicago – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Portland at Dallas – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Utah at Houston – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Boston at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Oklahoma City at Minnesota – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
San Antonio at New Orleans – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Orlando at Brooklyn – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Washington at Cleveland – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Detroit at New York – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Miami at Philadelphia – 8 pm ET, 5 pm PT
Indiana at Memphis – 9:30 pm ET, 6:30 pm PT on ESPN
Denver at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET, 7:30 pm PT
Post Merge: April 15, 2015, 11:36:12 PM
The last day of the 2014-15 regular season has arrived. And it’s loaded with intrigue, with more than half of the games on the closing docket having some effect on the playoff picture.
Here’s just some of what will be decided Wednesday night:
— Seven of the eight first-round playoff matchups, with the lone one decided so far pitting Cleveland against Boston in a rematch of LeBron James’ last series with the Cavaliers before he left for Miami in 2010.
— Seeds for eight of the 16 post-season-bound teams.
— The fates of New Orleans, Oklahoma City, Brooklyn and Indiana. Half of that group gets in, half goes home.
— The scoring title, though Russell Westbrook seems far enough ahead of James Harden to keep that in Oklahoma City and succeeding teammate Kevin Durant as the league’s points king. Assuming both play, Harden would have to outscore Westbrook by about 35 points to pass him in the race. If Westbrook wins, it’ll be the first time since 1952 and 1953 that one team had two different players win the scoring title in consecutive years.
Of course, that will be no more than an ancillary thought for the Thunder. Like plenty of other teams, they might find themselves doing some serious scoreboard-watching on Wednesday.
Some storylines for closing night:
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SEEDS STILL NOT SET: In the East, Atlanta (1), Cleveland (2), Washington (5), Milwaukee (6) and Boston (7) have their playoff seeds locked up. In the West, Golden State (1), Portland (4, but without home-court in the first round) and Dallas (7) know their bracket spots.
Everything else, still up for grabs.
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WEST CLUTTER: The defending champion San Antonio Spurs start the night No. 3 in the West, and could rise to No. 2.
They could also fall all the way to No. 6.
It’s a mess in the West.
There’s obvious incentive for San Antonio to win at New Orleans. A Spurs win, they’re the No. 2 seed. And they’ll be rooting for the Spurs in Oklahoma City, too.
The only way Oklahoma City — a team with so much talent and so much bad luck on injury fronts this season — will reach the playoffs is if the Spurs beat New Orleans and the Thunder win at Minnesota.
But don’t expect Westbrook to wear silver and black.
"I ain’t got to root for nobody," Westbrook said. "Ain’t no Spurs fan."
Houston could get the No. 2 seed if it beats Utah and the Spurs lose. The Rockets could also finish fifth or sixth.
The Los Angeles Clippers — whose season is over at 56-26, and who start the night in the No. 2 spot — will have no worse than the No. 3 seed. If the Spurs and Rockets both lose, the Clippers stay at No. 2.
Memphis will be No. 5 or No. 6, and either New Orleans or Oklahoma City will be No. 8. If the Pelicans win or the Thunder lose, New Orleans is in, Oklahoma City out.
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EAST PICTURE: It’s a little clearer in the East.
Top-seeded Atlanta will play either Indiana or Brooklyn. If the Pacers beat Memphis, they’re the 8 seed. If the Pacers lose and Brooklyn wins, the Nets get the last spot.
Cleveland gets Boston. That’s done.
Chicago would be the No. 3 seed if it beats Atlanta, or No. 4 if it loses and Toronto tops Charlotte.
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BIG 3: There’s history for the Spurs to play for on Wednesday as well.
Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish won 540 games together with the Boston Celtics. So far, the Spurs’ Big 3 — Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker — have combined to win 539 regular-season contests together.
Those are the only trios in NBA history to top the 500-win-together mark.
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LAKER HISTORY: Yes, even the Los Angeles Lakers — who haven’t spent a single day over the .500 mark since November 2013 — have something compelling going on closing night.
They could avoid being the worst Laker team ever.
If they beat Sacramento, they would finish 22-60 and with a winning percentage of .268. If they lose, they finish 21-61, winning percentage there of .256.
For now, the worst record in franchise history comes from the 1957-58 Minneapolis Lakers, who went 19-53 (.264)
FromSportsnet (http://www.sportsnet.ca/basketball/nba/a-frantic-closing-night-awaits-in-the-nba/)
Post by: razorsharp on April 16, 2015, 11:01:21 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 16, 2015, 07:19:00 PM
Hornets - 87 Raptors - 92
Daniels: 24 Pts. Roberts: 5 Asts. Vonleh: 12 Rebs./Lowry: 26 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Johnson: 6 Rebs.
Hawks - 85 Bulls - 91
Schroder: 21 Pts. Millsap: 4 Asts. Horford: 7 Rebs./Brooks: 23 Pts. Butler: 3 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Blazers - 98 Mavericks - 114
Aldridge: 19 Pts. Frazier: 10 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Chandler: 22 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Chander: 15 Rebs.
Jazz - 91 Rockets - 117
Cotton: 14 Pts. Millsap: 7 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs./Harden: 16 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs.
Celtics - 105 Bucks - 100
Datome: 22 Pts. Pressey: 7 Asts. Jerebko: 6 Rebs./Ilyasova: 21 Pts. Ennis: 8 Asts. O'Bryant: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 138 Timberwolves - 113
Westbrook: 37 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Kanter: 15 Rebs./Martin: 29 Pts. LaVine: 13 Asts. Bennett: 9 Rebs.
Spurs - 103 Pelicans - 108
Parker: 23 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs./Davis: 31 Pts. Evans: 11 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
Magic - 88 Nets - 101
Vucevic: 26 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 28 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 108 Cavaliers - 113
Webster: 20 Pts. Bynum: 8 Asts. Seraphin: 12 Rebs./Love: 19 Pts. Dellavedova: 12 Asts. Marion: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 112 Knicks - 90
Jackson: 24 Pts. Jackson: 11 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Hardaway Jr.: 25 Pts. Galloway: 7 Asts. Aldrich: 15 Rebs.
Heat - 105 Sixers - 101
Beasley: 34 Pts. Beasley: 8 Asts. Ennis: 12 Rebs./Sampson: 22 Pts. Sampson: 6 Asts. Sims: 11 Rebs.
Pacers - 83 Grizzlies - 95
Miles: 26 Pts. G. Hill: 6 Asts. G. Hill: 5 Rebs./Gasol: 33 Pts. Calathes: 6 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets - 126 Warriors - 133
Chandler: 18 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Nurkic: 9 Rebs./Thompson: 25 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Speights: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 122 Lakers - 99
McLemore: 24 Pts. Stockton: 7 Asts. Landry: 9 Rebs./Brown: 32 Pts. Blue: 8 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. WARRIORSʷ 67-15
2. ROCKETSˢʷ 56-26
3. L.A. Clippers* 56-26
4. BLAZERSᶰʷ 51-31
5. Grizzlies* 55-27
6. Spurs* 55-27
7. Mavericks* 50-32
8. Pelicans* 45-37
9. Thunder˚ 45-37
10. Suns˚ 39-43
11. Jazz˚ 38-44
12. Nuggets˚ 30-52
13. Kings˚ 29-53
14. L.A. Lakers˚ 21-61
15. Timberwolves˚ 16-66
East:
1. HAWKSᵉ 60-22
2. CAVALIERSᶜ 53-29
3. Bulls* 50-32
4. RAPTORSᵃ 49-33
5. Wizards* 46-36
6. Bucks* 41-41
7. Celtics* 40-42
8. Nets* 38-44
9. Pacers˚ 38-44
10. Heat˚ 37-45
11. Hornets˚ 33-49
12. Pistons˚ 32-50
13. Magic˚ 25-57
14. 76ers˚ 18-64
15. Knicks˚ 17-65
ʷ - Clinched Western Conference
ᵉ - Clinched Eastern Conference
ᶜ - Clinched Central Division
ᵃ - Clinched Atlantic Division
ᶰʷ - Clinched Northwest Division
ˢʷ - Clinched Southwest Division
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Note: Teams that are division leaders are capitalized. Division leaders are guaranteed at least the fourth seed.
Post Merge: April 16, 2015, 07:23:03 PM
pare koy lubusin mo na, tinatamad na akong maghanap e. baka meron ka rin dyang playoffs bracket, paki-post nalang dito. salamat.
eto sir pati schedule post ko na din ^^
Playoffs Schedule:
East:
1. Atlanta Hawks vs 8. Brooklyn Nets
Game 1: Sunday, April 19 - 5:30 pm @Atlanta (TNT)
Game 2: Wednesday, April 22 - 7 pm @Atlanta (NBATV)
Game 3: Saturday, April 25 - 3 pm @Brooklyn (TNT)
Game 4: Monday, April 27 - Time TBD @Brooklyn
*Game 5: Wednesday, April 29 - Time TBD @Atlanta
*Game 6: Friday, May 1 - Time TBD @Brooklyn
*Game 7: Sunday, May 3 - Time TBD @Atlanta
4. Toronto Raptors vs 5. Washington Wizards
Game 1: Saturday, April 18 - 12:30 pm @Toronto (ESPN)
Game 2: Tuesday, April 21 - 8 pm @Toronto (NBATV)
Game 3: Friday, April 24 - 8 pm @Washington (ESPN 2)
Game 4: Sunday, April 26 - 7 pm @Washington (TNT)
*Game 5: Wednesday, April 29 - Time TBD @Toronto
*Game 6: Friday, May 1 - Time TBD @Washington
*Game 7: Sunday, May 3 - Time TBD @Toronto
2. Cleveland Cavaliers vs 7. Boston Celtics
Game 1: Sunday, April 19 - 3 pm @Cleveland (ABC)
Game 2: Tuesday, April 21 - 7 pm @Cleveland (TNT)
Game 3: Thursday, April 23 - 7 pm @Boston (TNT)
Game 4: Sunday, April 26 - 1 pm @Boston (TNT)
*Game 5: Tuesday, April 28 - Time TBD @Cleveland
*Game 6: Thursday, April 30 - Time TBD @Boston
*Game 7: Saturday, May 2 - Time TBD @Cleveland (TNT)
3. Chicago Bulls vs 6. Milwaukee Bucks
Game 1: Saturday, April 18 - 7 pm @Chicago (ESPN)
Game 2: Monday, April 20 - 8 pm @Chicago (TNT)
Game 3: Thursday, April 23 - 8 pm @Milwaukee (NBATV)
Game 4: Saturday, April 25 - 5:30 pm @Milwaukee (TNT)
*Game 5: Monday, April 27 - Time TBD @Chicago
*Game 6: Thursday, April 30 - Time TBD @Milwaukee
*Game 7: Saturday, May 2 - Time TBD @Chicago (TNT)
West:
1. Golden State Warriors vs 8. New Orleans Pelicans
Game 1: Saturday, April 18 - 3:30 pm @Golden State (ABC)
Game 2: Monday, April 20 - 10:30 pm @Golden State (TNT)
Game 3: Thursday, April 23 - 9:30 pm @New Orleans (TNT)
Game 4: Saturday, April 25 - 8 pm @New Orleans (ESPN)
*Game 5: Tuesday, April 28 - Time TBD @Golden State
*Game 6: Friday, May 1 - Time TBD @New Orleans
*Game 7: Sunday, May 3 - Time TBD @Golden State
4. Portland Trail Blazers vs 5. Memphis Grizzlies
Game 1: Sunday, April 19 - 8 pm @Memphis (TNT)
Game 2: Wednesday, April 22 - 8 pm @Memphis (TNT)
Game 3: Saturday, April 25 - 10:30 pm @Portland (ESPN)
Game 4: Monday, April 27 - 10:30 pm @Portland (TNT)
*Game 5: Wednesday, April 29 - Time TBD @Memphis
*Game 6: Friday, May 1 - Time TBD @Portland
*Game 7: Sunday, May 3 - Time TBD @Memphis
2. Houston Rockets vs 7. Dallas Mavericks
Game 1: Saturday, April 18 - 9:30 pm @Houston (ESPN)
Game 2: Tuesday, April 21 - 930 pm @Houston (TNT)
Game 3: Friday, April 24 - 7 pm @Dallas (ESPN)
Game 4: Sunday, April 26 - 9:30 pm @Dallas (TNT)
*Game 5: Tuesday, April 28 - Time TBD @Houston
*Game 6: Thursday, April 30 - Time TBD @Dallas
*Game 7: Saturday, May 2 - Time TBD @Houston (TNT)
3. Los Angeles Clippers vs 6. San Antonio Spurs
Game 1: Sunday, April 19 - 10:30 pm @Los Angeles (TNT)
Game 2: Wednesday, April 22 - 10:30 pm @Los Angeles (TNT)
Game 3: Friday, April 24 - 9:30 pm @San Antonio (ESPN)
Game 4: Sunday, April 26 - 3:30 pm @San Antonio (ABC)
*Game 5: Tuesday, April 28, Time TBD @Los Angeles
*Game 6: Thursday, April 30 - Time TBD @San Antonio
*Game 7: Saturday, May 2 - Time TBD @Los Angeles (TNT)
* - If necessary
Note: All times are in EST.
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Post Merge: April 17, 2015, 10:21:43 PM
2014-2015 NBA Season Statistics Leaders :
Points per game - Russell Westbrook (28.1 PPG)
Rebounds per game - Deandre Jordan (15.0 RPG)
Assists per game - Chris Paul (10.2 APG)
Steals per game - Kawhi Leonard (2.1 SPG)
FG % - Deandre Jordan (71.0%)
FT % - Stephen Curry (91.4%)
3-pt FG % - Kyle Korver (49.2%)
Blocks per game - Anthony Davis (2.9 BPG)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 20, 2015, 05:40:11 PM
Celtics - 100 Cavaliers - 113
Thomas: 22 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Turner: 7 Rebs./Irving: 30 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs.
Nets - 92 Hawks - 99
Johnson: 17 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Lopez: 14 Rebs./Korver: 21 Pts. Carroll: 3 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 86 Grizzlies - 100
Aldridge: 32 Pts. Batum: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Udrih: 20 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 92 Clippers - 107
Leonard: 18 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./Paul: 32 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. Warriors - 1
8. Pelicans - 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies - 1
2. Rockets - 1
7. Mavericks - 0
3. Clippers - 1
6. Spurs - 0
EAST:
1. Hawks - 1
8. Nets - 0
4. Raptors - 0
5. Wizards - 1
2. Cavaliers - 1
7. Celtics - 0
3. Bulls - 1
6. Bucks - 0
Post Merge: April 21, 2015, 01:23:50 PM
April 21, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks - 82 Bulls - 91
Middleton: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 4 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs./Butler: 31 Pts. Rose: 9 Asts. Noah: 19 Rebs.
Pelicans - 87 Warriors - 97
Davis: 26 Pts. Evans: 7 Asts. Asik: 13 Rebs./Thompson: 26 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Bogut: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Pelicans - 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies - 1
2. Rockets - 1
7. Mavericks - 0
3. Clippers - 1
6. Spurs - 0
EAST:
1. Hawks - 1
8. Nets - 0
4. Raptors - 0
5. Wizards - 1
2. Cavaliers - 1
7. Celtics - 0
3. Bulls - 2
6. Bucks - 0
Post Merge: April 21, 2015, 07:47:01 PM
Wednesday, April 22 Schedule: 3 games
Game 2: Boston at Cleveland - 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 2: Washington at Toronto - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Game 2: Dallas at Houston - 9:30 pm ET on TNT[
Post Merge: April 22, 2015, 06:47:48 AM
Mike Budenholzer has won the Coach of the Year award.
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Post Merge: April 22, 2015, 03:29:20 PM
April 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics - 91 Cavaliers - 99
Thomas: 22 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Turner: 12 Rebs./James: 30 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Wizards - 117 Raptors - 106
Beal: 28 Pts. Wall: 17 Asts. Nene: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 20 Pts. DeRozan: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 99 Rockets - 111
Ellis: 24 Pts. Ellis: 3 Asts. Nowitzki: 13 Rebs./Howard: 28 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Pelicans - 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies - 1
2. Rockets - 2
7. Mavericks - 0
3. Clippers - 1
6. Spurs - 0
EAST:
1. Hawks - 1
8. Nets - 0
4. Raptors - 0
5. Wizards - 2
2. Cavaliers - 2
7. Celtics - 0
3. Bulls - 2
6. Bucks - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 23, 2015, 04:27:34 PM
Nets - 91 Hawks - 96
Jack: 23 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 19 Pts. Horford: 7 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs.
Blazers - 82 Grizzlies - 97
Aldridge: 24 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Lee: 18 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Spurs - 111 Clippers - 107
Duncan: 28 Pts. Diaw: 6 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./Griffin: 29 Pts. Griffin: 11 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Pelicans - 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies - 2
2. Rockets - 2
7. Mavericks - 0
3. Clippers - 1
6. Spurs - 1
EAST:
1. Hawks - 2
8. Nets - 0
4. Raptors - 0
5. Wizards - 2
2. Cavaliers - 2
7. Celtics - 0
3. Bulls - 2
6. Bucks - 0
Post by: razorsharp on April 24, 2015, 02:11:04 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 24, 2015, 01:58:41 PM
Cavaliers – 103 Celtics – 95
James: 31 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. James: 11 Rebs./Turner: 19 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs.
Bulls – 113 Bucks – 106
Rose: 34 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 25 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Henson: 14 Rebs.
Warriors – 123 Pelicans – 119
Curry: 40 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Green: 17 Rebs./Davis: 29 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. Warriors - 3
8. Pelicans - 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies - 2
2. Rockets - 2
7. Mavericks - 0
3. Clippers - 1
6. Spurs - 1
EAST:
1. Hawks - 2
8. Nets - 0
4. Raptors - 0
5. Wizards - 2
2. Cavaliers - 3
7. Celtics - 0
3. Bulls - 3
6. Bucks - 0
Spurs' Kawhi Leonard wins NBA Defensive Player of Year (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/12747446/kawhi-leonard-san-antonio-spurs-wins-nba-defensive-player-year-award)
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Post by: razorsharp on April 25, 2015, 12:48:48 AM
hataw naman ngayon ang cavs. lalo na nung dumagdag sina jr smith saka mosgov sa big three.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 25, 2015, 12:14:10 PM
Rockets - 130 Mavericks - 128
Harden: 42 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 26 Rebs./Nowitzki: 34 Pts. Ellis: 9 Asts. Nowitzki: 8 Rebs.
Raptors - 99 Wizards - 106
DeRozan: 32 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Johnson: 12 Rebs./Gortat: 24 Pts. Wall: 15 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs.
Clippers - 73 Spurs - 100
Griffin: 14 Pts. Griffin: 5 Asts. Griffin: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 32 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Duncan: 7 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. Warriors - 3
8. Pelicans - 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies - 2
2. Rockets - 3
7. Mavericks - 0
3. Clippers - 1
6. Spurs - 2
EAST:
1. Hawks - 2
8. Nets - 0
4. Raptors - 0
5. Wizards - 3
2. Cavaliers - 3
7. Celtics - 0
3. Bulls - 3
6. Bucks - 0
Post Merge: April 26, 2015, 03:24:06 PM
April 26, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 83 Nets - 91
Carroll: 22 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 17 Rebs./Lopez: 22 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs.
Bulls - 90 Bucks - 92
Butler: 33 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Mayo: 18 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs.
Warriors - 109 Pelicans - 98
Curry: 39 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Davis: 36 Pts. Gordon: 5 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 115 Blazers - 109
Gasol: 25 Pts. Randolph: 4 Asts. Gasol: 7 Rebs./Batum: 27 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 7 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans - 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies - 3
2. Rockets - 3
7. Mavericks - 0
3. Clippers - 1
6. Spurs - 2
EAST:
1. Hawks - 2
8. Nets - 1
4. Raptors - 0
5. Wizards - 3
2. Cavaliers - 3
7. Celtics - 0
3. Bulls - 3
6. Bucks - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 27, 2015, 06:26:07 PM
Cavaliers - 101 Celtics - 93
James: 27 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Mozgov: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs.
Clippers - 114 Spurs - 105
Paul: 34 Pts. Griffin: 7 Asts. Griffin: 19 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Duncan: 14 Rebs.
Raptors - 94 Wizards - 125
Lowry: 21 Pts. DeRozan: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Beal: 23 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 109 Mavericks - 121
Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 7 Rebs./Ellis: 31 Pts. Barea: 13 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans – 0
4. Blazers - 0
5. Grizzlies – 3
2. Rockets - 3
7. Mavericks – 1
3. Clippers - 2
6. Spurs – 2
EAST:
1. Hawks - 2
8. Nets – 1
4. Raptors - 0
5. WIZARDS – 4
2. CAVALIERS - 4
7. Celtics – 0
3. Bulls - 3
6. Bucks - 1
Ayos si Rick haha
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Post Merge: April 28, 2015, 03:01:25 PM
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April 28, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 115 Nets - 120
Teague: 20 Pts. Teague: 11 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs./Williams: 35 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Bucks - 94 Bulls - 88
Carter-Williams: 22 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Henson: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 25 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Noah: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 92 Blazers - 99
Gasol: 21 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Allen: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 32 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Batum: 13 Rebs
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans – 0
4. Blazers - 1
5. Grizzlies – 3
2. Rockets - 3
7. Mavericks – 1
3. Clippers - 2
6. Spurs – 2
EAST:
1. Hawks - 2
8. Nets – 2
4. Raptors - 0
5. WIZARDS – 4
2. CAVALIERS - 4
7. Celtics – 0
3. Bulls - 3
6. Bucks - 2
Post Merge: April 29, 2015, 04:44:17 PM
April 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Mavericks - 94 Rockets - 103
Ellis: 25 Pts. Barea: 9 Asts. Nowitzki: 14 Rebs./Harden: 28 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 19 Rebs.
Spurs - 111 Clippers - 107
Duncan: 21 Pts. Ginobili: 6 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./Griffin: 30 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Griffin: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans – 0
4. Blazers - 1
5. Grizzlies – 3
2. ROCKETS - 4
7. Mavericks – 1
3. Clippers - 2
6. Spurs – 3
EAST:
1. Hawks - 2
8. Nets – 2
4. Raptors - 0
5. WIZARDS – 4
2. CAVALIERS - 4
7. Celtics – 0
3. Bulls - 3
6. Bucks - 2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 30, 2015, 08:01:13 PM
Nets - 97 Hawks - 107
Anderson: 23 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs./Carroll: 24 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 15 Rebs.
Blazers - 93 Grizzlies - 99
McCollum: 33 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs./Gasol: 26 Pts. Allen: 4 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans – 0
4. Blazers - 1
5. GRIZZLIES – 4
2. ROCKETS - 4
7. Mavericks – 1
3. Clippers - 2
6. Spurs – 3
EAST:
1. Hawks - 3
8. Nets – 2
4. Raptors - 0
5. WIZARDS – 4
2. CAVALIERS - 4
7. Celtics – 0
3. Bulls - 3
6. Bucks - 2
Post Merge: April 30, 2015, 08:02:30 PM
Kevin Love has surgery on dislocated shoulder, projected out 4-6 months (http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2015/story/_/id/12790442/kevin-love-cleveland-cavaliers-undergoes-shoulder-surgery-projected-4-6-months)
Thunder near deal with Billy Donovan on multiyear contract (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/12789991/billy-donovan-oklahoma-city-thunder-multiyear-deal-coaching-job)
Report: Andrew Wiggins to be named NBA rookie of the year (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/12789206/andrew-wiggins-minnesota-timberwolves-named-nba-rookie-year)
Post Merge: May 01, 2015, 05:06:26 PM
May 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls - 120 Bucks - 66
Dunleavy: 20 Pts. Rose: 7 Asts. Noah: 10 Rebs./Pachulia: 8 Pts. Bayless: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 6 Rebs.
Clippers - 102 Spurs - 96
Griffin: 26 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Belinelli: 23 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans – 0
4. Blazers - 1
5. GRIZZLIES – 4
2. ROCKETS - 4
7. Mavericks – 1
3. Clippers - 3
6. Spurs – 3
EAST:
1. Hawks - 3
8. Nets – 2
4. Raptors - 0
5. WIZARDS – 4
2. CAVALIERS - 4
7. Celtics – 0
3. BULLS - 4
6. Bucks - 2
Post Merge: May 02, 2015, 11:14:54 AM
May 2, Final Scores Leaders:
Hawks - 111 Nets - 87
Millsap: 25 Pts. Teague: 13 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 19 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans – 0
4. Blazers - 1
5. GRIZZLIES – 4
2. ROCKETS - 4
7. Mavericks – 1
3. Clippers - 3
6. Spurs – 3
EAST:
1. HAWKS - 4
8. Nets – 2
4. Raptors - 0
5. WIZARDS – 4
2. CAVALIERS - 4
7. Celtics – 0
3. BULLS - 4
6. Bucks - 2
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Post by: jamesbond on May 03, 2015, 06:36:23 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 03, 2015, 11:08:08 PM
Spurs - 109 Clippers - 111
Duncan: 27 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./Paul: 27 Pts. Griffin: 10 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Tree: First Round
WEST:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Pelicans – 0
4. Blazers - 1
5. GRIZZLIES – 4
2. ROCKETS - 4
7. Mavericks – 1
3. CLIPPERS - 4
6. Spurs – 3
EAST:
1. HAWKS - 4
8. Nets – 2
4. Raptors - 0
5. WIZARDS – 4
2. CAVALIERS - 4
7. Celtics – 0
3. BULLS - 4
6. Bucks - 2
Monday, May 04 Schedule: 2 games
Game 1: Washington at Atlanta - 1 pm ET on ABC
Game 1: Memphis at Golden State - 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Post Merge: May 03, 2015, 11:09:28 PM
SEMIFINALS SCHEDULE:
West:
1. Golden State Warriors vs 5. Memphis Grizzlies
Game 1: Sunday, May 3 – 3:30 pm ET @Golden State on ABC
Game 2: Tuesday, May 5 – 10:30 pm ET @Golden State on TNT
Game 3: Saturday, May 9 – 8 pm ET @Memphis on ABC
Game 4: Monday, May 11 – 9:30 pm ET @Memphis on TNT
*Game 5: Wednesday, May 13 – TBD @Golden State on TNT
*Game 6: Friday, May 15 – TBD @Memphis on ESPN
*Game 7: Sunday, May 17 – TBD @Golden State
2. Houston Rockets vs 3. L.A. Clippers
Game 1: Monday, May 4 – 9:30 pm ET @Houston on TNT
Game 2: Wednesday, May 6 – 9:30 pm ET @Houston on TNT
Game 3: Friday, May 8 – 10:30 pm ET @Los Angeles on ESPN
Game 4: Sunday, May 10 – 8:30 pm ET @Los Angeles on TNT
*Game 5: Tuesday, May 12 – TBD @Houston on TNT
*Game 6: Thursday, May 14 – TBD @Los Angeles on ESPN
*Game 7: Sunday, May 17 – TBD @Houston
East:
1. Atlanta Hawks vs 5. Washington Wizards
Game 1: Sunday, May 3 – 1 pm ET @Atlanta on ABC
Game 2: Tuesday, May 5 – 8 pm ET @Atlanta on TNT
Game 3: Saturday, May 9 – 5 pm ET @Washington on ESPN
Game 4: Monday, May 11 – 7 pm ET @Washington on TNT
*Game 5: Wednesday, May 13 – TBD @Atlanta on TNT
*Game 6: Friday, May 15 – TBD @Washington on ESPN
*Game 7: Monday, May 18 – TBD @Atlanta on TNT
2. Cleveland Cavaliers vs 3. Chicago Bulls
Game 1: Monday, May 4 – 7 pm ET @Cleveland on TNT
Game 2: Wednesday, May 6 – 7 pm ET @Cleveland
Game 3: Friday, May 8 – 8 pm ET @Chicago on ESPN
Game 4: Sunday, May 10 – 3:30 pm ET @Chicago on ABC
*Game 5: Tuesday, May 12 – TBD @Cleveland on TNT
*Game 6: Thursday, May 14 – TBD @Chicago on ESPN
*Game 7: Sunday, May 17 – TBD @Cleveland on TNT
Post Merge: May 04, 2015, 06:06:42 AM
May 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Wizards - 104 Hawks - 98
Beal: 28 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Carroll: 24 Pts. Millsap: 8 Asts. Horford: 17 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 86 Warriors - 101
Gasol: 21 Pts. Randolph: 5 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./Curry: 22 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Bogut: 6 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Semifinals
WEST:
1. Warriors - 1
5. Grizzlies - 0
2. Rockets - 0
3. Clippers - 0
EAST:
1. Hawks - 0
5. Wizards - 1
2. Cavaliers - 0
3. Bulls - 0
Post Merge: May 05, 2015, 02:46:12 AM
Update :
Warriors guard Stephen Curry voted NBA MVP for 2014-15 (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/12817190/stephen-curry-golden-state-warriors-named-nba-most-valuable-player-2014-15-season)
(http://a.espncdn.com/media/motion/2015/0504/dm_150504_nba_davis_on_curry_mvp/dm_150504_nba_davis_on_curry_mvp.jpg)
Post Merge: May 05, 2015, 07:40:53 PM
May 5, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls - 99 Cavaliers - 92
Rose: 25 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Irving: 30 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 15 Rebs.
Clippers - 117 Rockets - 101
Griffin: 26 Pts. Griffin: 13 Asts. Griffin: 14 Rebs./Howard: 22 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Semifinals
WEST:
1. Warriors - 1
5. Grizzlies - 0
2. Rockets - 0
3. Clippers - 1
EAST:
1. Hawks - 0
5. Wizards - 1
2. Cavaliers - 0
3. Bulls - 1
Wednesday, May 6 Schedule: 2 games
Game 2: Washington at Atlanta - 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 2: Memphis at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 06, 2015, 07:20:07 PM
Wizards - 90 Hawks - 106
Sessions: 21 Pts. Beal: 7 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Carroll: 22 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 97 Warriors - 87
Conley: 22 Pts. Randolph: 4 Asts. Randolph: 7 Rebs./Curry: 19 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Semifinals
WEST:
1. Warriors - 1
5. Grizzlies - 1
2. Rockets - 0
3. Clippers - 1
EAST:
1. Hawks - 1
5. Wizards - 1
2. Cavaliers - 0
3. Bulls - 1
Post by: jamesbond on May 06, 2015, 08:01:58 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 07, 2015, 08:47:34 PM
Bulls - 91 Cavaliers - 106
Butler: 18 Pts. Rose: 10 Asts. Noah: 7 Rebs./James: 33 Pts. Dellavedova: 9 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 107 Rockets - 113
Griffin: 34 Pts. Crawford: 5 Asts. Griffin: 15 Rebs./Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Semifinals
WEST:
1. Warriors - 1
5. Grizzlies - 1
2. Rockets - 1
3. Clippers - 1
EAST:
1. Hawks - 1
5. Wizards - 1
2. Cavaliers - 1
3. Bulls - 1
Post by: jamesbond on May 07, 2015, 08:52:56 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 07, 2015, 08:56:41 PM
Post Merge: May 08, 2015, 01:55:57 AM
News :
Bulls' Jimmy Butler voted as NBA's Most Improved Player[/url
(http://a.espncdn.com/media/motion/2015/0507/dm_150507_nba_news_jimmy_butler_most_improved/dm_150507_nba_news_jimmy_butler_most_improved.jpg)
Butler was the runaway winner in the voting process, garnering 92 of a possible 129 first-place votes from a panel of media members.
He earned 535 points total, with Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green finishing as runner-up with 200 points, including 11 first-place votes. Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert came in third, with 189 points and 12 first-place votes. (http://espn.go.com/chicago/nba/story/_/id/12840513/jimmy-butler-chicago-bulls-voted-nba-most-improved-player)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 10, 2015, 11:07:51 AM
Hawks - 101 Wizards - 103
Teague: 18 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs./Nene: 17 Pts. Beal: 8 Asts. Porter: 9 Rebs.
Warriors - 89 Grizzlies - 99
Curry: 23 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Bogut: 8 Rebs./Randolph: 22 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Semifinals
WEST:
1. Warriors - 1
5. Grizzlies - 2
2. Rockets - 1
3. Clippers - 2
EAST:
1. Hawks - 1
5. Wizards - 2
2. Cavaliers - 1
3. Bulls - 2
Post by: rodpau on May 10, 2015, 10:21:36 PM
Post by: jamesbond on May 18, 2015, 07:17:17 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2015, 10:06:52 PM
Rockets - 106 Warriors - 110
Harden: 28 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs./Curry: 34 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
2. Rockets - 0
East:
1. Hawks - 0
2. Cavaliers - 0
Thursday, May 21 Schedule: 1 game
Game 1: Cleveland at Atlanta - 8:30 pm ET on TNT
NBA Draft Lottery Results:
14. Oklahoma City Thunder
13. Phoenix Suns
12. Utah Jazz
11. Indiana Pacers
10. Miami Heat
9. Charlotte Hornets
8. Detroit Pistons
7. Denver Nuggets
6. Sacramento Kings
5. Orlando Magic
4. New York Knicks
3. Philadelphia 76ers
2. Los Angeles Lakers
1. Minnesota Timberwolves
Post Merge: May 20, 2015, 10:12:37 PM
pasensya na po sa di ko na gaanong na update to lalo na nung kasagsagan ng Semi-finals nasa wake kase ako ng aking mother in law , pasensya na po ulit sa mga ka fanatics ko sa NBA lalo na kay sir Jamesbond ^^
ngayon tuloy-tuloy na ulit ang updates nitong thread ^^
Post by: jamesbond on May 20, 2015, 10:21:06 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 21, 2015, 03:55:46 AM
1st Team :
Chris Paul (LAC)
Tony Allen (Mem)
Kawhi Leonard (SAS)
Draymond Green (GSW)
De Andre Jordan (LAC)
2nd Team :
John Wall (Was)
Jimmy Butler (Chi)
Anthony Davis (NOP)
Tim Duncan (SAS)
Andrew Bogut (GSW)
NOTE :
Tim Duncan earned All-Defensive Second Team honors, marking the 15th time in his career he has been selected to an All-Defensive Team, the most in NBA history.
From nba.com (http://www.nba.com/spurs/kawhi-leonard-tim-duncan-earn-nba-all-defensive-team-honors)
Post Merge: May 21, 2015, 07:59:06 PM
May 21, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers - 97 Hawks - 89
James: 31 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Mozgov: 11 Rebs./Teague: 27 Pts. Schroder: 4 Asts. Millsap: 7 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
2. Rockets - 0
East:
1. Hawks - 0
2. Cavaliers - 1
Post by: jamesbond on May 21, 2015, 08:29:35 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 22, 2015, 01:10:22 AM
2014-2015 All-NBA Teams:
First Team:
G. Stephen Curry
G. James Harden
F. LeBron James
F. Anthony Davis
C. Marc Gasol
Second Team:
G. Chris Paul
G. Russell Westbrook
F. Pau Gasol
F. LaMarcus Aldridge
C. DeMarcus Cousins
Third Team:
G. Kyrie Irving
G. Klay Thompson
F. Blake Griffin
F. Tim Duncan
C. DeAndre Jordan
Note :
* 9th selection for Lebron James, who tied Larry Bird, Magic Johnson and Oscar Robertson for the third most all time .
* Tim Duncan earns All-NBA Third Team honors for the 2014-15 season. This marks his 15th selection, tying Kobe Bryant and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for most all-time in NBA history.
Post by: Itachi101 on May 22, 2015, 02:10:27 AM
sayang bet ko pa naman ang atlanta
medyo mahihirapan sila
Post by: razorsharp on May 22, 2015, 03:27:28 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 22, 2015, 03:51:08 AM
tindi ng laro ni jr smith sa western finals game 1. kahit di masyado makagalaw si irving panabla naman si jr smith.
eastern conference finals po sir ang Cavs at Hawks ^^
yep tama po sir off night si uncle drew dahil may iniinda pang injury at wala pa si Love , need mag step-up ng iba lalo na si jr smith na deadly sa labas at ng makapag operate ng maganda si lebron sa loob.
Post by: jamesbond on May 22, 2015, 07:33:50 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 22, 2015, 07:50:09 PM
Rockets - 98 Warriors - 99
Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs./Curry: 33 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree:
West:
Warriors - 2
Rockets - 0
East:
Hawks - 0
Cavaliers - 1
Post by: jamesbond on May 22, 2015, 07:56:53 PM
May 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Rockets - 98 Warriors - 99
Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs./Curry: 33 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree:
West:
Warriors - 2
Rockets - 0
East:
Hawks - 0
Cavaliers - 1
::) ^ yun ow... lumabas na din ang points stats hehehe.... sana makabawi naman ang ATL... +like syo idol TS...
Post by: tonistork on May 22, 2015, 08:27:40 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 23, 2015, 10:59:48 PM
Cavaliers - 94 Hawks - 82
James: 30 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Thompson: 16 Rebs./Schroder: 13 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Scott: 7 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree:
West:
Warriors - 2
Rockets - 0
East:
Hawks - 0
Cavaliers - 2
Post Merge: May 24, 2015, 03:29:24 PM
May 24, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 115 Rockets - 80
Curry: 40 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs./Harden: 17 Pts. Harden: 4 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 3
2. Rockets - 0
East:
1. Hawks - 0
2. Cavaliers - 2
*Stephen Curry makes his 64th three-pointer of playoffs, passing Reggie Miller's count of 58. Nobody has more in a single postseason in NBA history.
Post by: Itachi101 on May 25, 2015, 02:42:05 AM
baka sweep pa ito waitin mode tayo naman sa east
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2015, 11:46:59 AM
Hawks - 111 Cavaliers - 114
Teague: 30 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Scott: 9 Rebs./James: 37 Pts. James: 13 Asts. James: 18 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 3
2. Rockets - 0
East:
1. Hawks - 0
2. Cavaliers - 3
Post by: Itachi101 on May 26, 2015, 06:01:04 AM
naka triple double pa si lebron
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 26, 2015, 11:50:40 AM
Warriors - 115 Rockets - 128
Thompson: 24 Pts. Curry: 4 Asts. Green: 15 Rebs./Harden: 45 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts.Howard: 12 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 3
2. Rockets - 1
East:
1. Hawks - 0
2. Cavaliers - 3
Post by: Itachi101 on May 27, 2015, 01:28:00 AM
rockets sa golden state warriors
Post by: jamesbond on May 27, 2015, 05:35:54 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 27, 2015, 11:31:28 AM
Hawks - 88 Cavaliers - 118
Teague: 17 Pts. Millsap: 5 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs./James: 23 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 3
2. Rockets - 1
East:
1. Hawks - 0
2. CAVALIERS - 4
The Cleveland Cavaliers are 2015 Eastern Conference Champs and advance to the NBA Finals!
(https://fbcdn-photos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpt1/v/t1.0-0/p200x200/11181566_10153217538938463_7982281246686582431_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=107610561bab2407eb9abcbea21d699c&oe=55FFBECB&__gda__=1439162409_c620cdc0248a95c38f91c62b4a15e095)
Post by: Itachi101 on May 27, 2015, 07:33:13 PM
sa finals ulit after a couple of years
tignan natin kung manalo ang golden state warriors
bukas sa houston rockets
Post by: razorsharp on May 28, 2015, 01:05:51 PM
umpisa na kaya ito ng lebron - curry era?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 28, 2015, 01:25:29 PM
Rockets - 90 Warriors - 104
Howard: 18 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs./Curry: 26 Pts. Iguodala: 6 Asts. Bogut: 14 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: Conference Finals
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
2. Rockets - 1
East:
1. Hawks - 0
2. CAVALIERS - 4
* Warriors eliminate Rockets, end 40-year NBA Finals drought
Post by: Itachi101 on May 28, 2015, 03:20:13 PM
benta si harden
mahinang dumiskarte si mchale
mapipilitan akong mg cavs tuloy
Post by: jamesbond on May 28, 2015, 07:00:30 PM
Post by: naruto789544 on May 29, 2015, 12:03:44 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 30, 2015, 04:33:07 PM
*Dwight Howard has been suspended one game for throwing an elbow to the neck of Andre Iguodala.
*After further tests, Klay Thompson does indeed have a concussion.
*Miami Heat and Dwyane Wade are far apart in contract negotiations, which could lead to his departure.
*New Orleans Pelicans have interviewed Vinny Del Negro for their coaching position.
*Chicago Bulls have fired coach Tom Thibodeau.
*Chicago Bulls officials will reportedly name Fred Hoiberg as head coach.
Post Merge: May 31, 2015, 07:10:19 AM
2015 NBA Finals Schedule (Philippine time)
Golden State Warriors vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (Best of seven)
Game 1 - Cleveland at Golden State, June 5, Friday, 9 am (telecast 9:20 am on ABS-CBN channel 2)
Game 2 - Cleveland at Golden State, June 8, Monday, 8 am (telecast 9:20 am on ABS-CBN channel 2)
Game 3 - Golden State at Cleveland, June 10, Wednesday, 9 am (telecast 9:20 am on ABS-CBN channel 2)
Game 4 - Golden State at Cleveland, June 12, Friday, 9 am (telecast 9:20 am on ABS-CBN channel 2)
Game 5* - Cleveland at Golden State, June 15, Monday, 8 am (telecast 9:20 am on ABS-CBN channel 2)
Game 6*- Golden State at Cleveland, June 17, Wednesday, 9 am (telecast 9:20 am on ABS-CBN channel 2)
Game 7*- Cleveland at Golden State, June 20, Saturday, 9 am (telecast 9:20 am on ABS-CBN channel 2)
*If necessary
Post by: Itachi101 on June 01, 2015, 01:01:36 AM
kaya medyo matagal pa ang panahon para
mag isip kung anong team ang pupustahan ninyo :)) :)) :))
Post by: razorsharp on June 02, 2015, 12:04:38 PM
Post Merge: June 02, 2015, 12:30:07 PM
ESPN analyst says Kevin Love is going to the Lakers
WRITTEN BY MICHAEL CRONIN POSTED: 06/01/2015, 10:23AM
One of ESPN’s top NBA analysts thinks that Kevin Love is coming to the Lakers, and while you’ve heard those rumors before, the talk is really heating up now as the current Cavs star is unable to play in the NBA Finals due to a shoulder injury.
Bleacher Report talked about the potential Love fit in Los Angeles, and why it makes so much sense on the surface.
He went to college at UCLA and could theoretically “return home” to be Los Angeles’ next superstar after Bryant inevitably retires within the next couple of years. What’s more, the possibility of pairing Love with the No. 2 pick and Jordan Clarkson for years to come is enticing for Lakers fans.
Pairing Love with someone like Jahlil Okafor or Karl-Anthony Towns would make the Lakers that much more dangerous. Towns is a shutdown defender who will provide rim protection down low next to Love, who appears more comfortable defending outside the paint.
The comments by Grantland’s (owned by ESPN) Zach Lowe were in a podcast with former local Cleveland Cavaliers beat writer (and current ESPN analyst himself) Brian Windhorst, where both agreed that Love is absolutely leaving Cleveland at season’s end — despite Love’s recent comments that he’ll be in Cleveland next year.
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well yung news rumor sa itaas does not really make any sense. kung gusto ni kevin ng title now and next year then stick with the cavs. with the lakers siguro mga 3 years pa the earliest bago maging possible contenders uli sila.
Post by: jamesbond on June 03, 2015, 05:14:57 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 05, 2015, 12:06:54 PM
Cavaliers - 100 Warriors - 108
James: 44 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Thompson: 15 Rebs./Curry: 26 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Bogut: 7 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 1
2. Cavaliers - 0
Post by: naruto789544 on June 05, 2015, 11:55:28 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 06, 2015, 08:07:05 AM
Kyrie Irving will be out 3-4 months with a fractured knee cap .
Post by: jamesbond on June 06, 2015, 05:04:15 PM
Breaking News :
Kyrie Irving will be out 3-4 months with a fractured knee cap .
::)ayun.. gumanda chansa ng GSW kapag ganyan hahahaha... +like po sa iyo TS...
Post by: Itachi101 on June 06, 2015, 06:58:34 PM
wala ng katulong ni james
parang nangngamoy sweep ang finals
Post by: jamesbond on June 06, 2015, 07:05:25 PM
na injured pa si irving
wala ng katulong ni james
parang nangngamoy sweep ang finals
8) maybe so... but i don't think there will be a sweep... bago sa finals ang GSW, meaning wala pa ni isa man lang ata na player dun na nakarating na sa finals before... and then there is Mr. James of the Cavs, nangangalabaw sa loob eh so probably makakapanalo din sila kapag ganun ang attitude ng mga CAVs... +like syo sir Itachi.. kats it!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 08, 2015, 12:40:44 PM
Cavaliers - 95 Warriors - 93
James: 39 Pts. James: 11 Asts. James: 16 Rebs./Thompson: 34 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 1
2. Cavaliers - 1
(https://fbcdn-photos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xat1/v/t1.0-0/p200x200/11351311_10153258159788463_3748746083226384406_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=f4b726e377cd5f7e3e41ebc53c473161&oe=55F518F5&__gda__=1443117556_b31a0b77ac2aa4dcbb0358536457d6bc)
Post by: jamesbond on June 08, 2015, 08:52:32 PM
(http://s8.postimg.org/p41ogra5x/2015_06_08_T092312_Z_1_LYNXMPEB570_AS_RTROPTP_2_NBA.jpg) (http://postimage.org/)
ganda ng bakbakan... sabi na at hindi papayag ang Cavs na ma-sweep... malakas talaga ang Cavs.... anything goes na naman ito sa next game... +like syo sir King James...
ganda ng bakbakan... sabi na at hindi papayag ang Cavs na ma-sweep... malakas talaga ang Cavs.... anything goes na naman ito sa next game... +like syo sir King James...
Post by: Itachi101 on June 09, 2015, 01:11:25 AM
pero nag overtime din
game 3 sa cleveland nAMAN
Post by: naruto789544 on June 09, 2015, 02:22:59 AM
Post by: Itachi101 on June 10, 2015, 12:22:55 AM
tapos sabayan pa ng sea games sa singapore
ng women basketball and volleyball
pati na din men's basketball
masyadong spoiled yata ang sports fans
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 10, 2015, 12:10:07 PM
Warriors - 91 Cavaliers - 96
Curry: 27 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs./James: 40 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson:
13 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 1
2. Cavaliers - 2
(http://s4.postimg.org/8xuiduevw/10495025_10153263264933463_3327700323504553405_o.jpg)
(https://fbcdn-photos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpf1/v/t1.0-0/s320x320/10441336_1000458689984803_2937573391841544928_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=04c105c6e52c2f93885ad60392647f22&oe=55FCAE45&__gda__=1441715438_968dbf577fb3f43e0edba6d12be37ac1)
Post Merge: June 12, 2015, 08:22:28 AM
Daily Injury Updates:
GOLDEN STATE at CLEVELAND:
CLE - Kyrie Irving (knee) out for season.
CLE - Kevin Love (shoulder) out for season.
CLE - Anderson Varejao (Achilles) out for season.
Post Merge: June 12, 2015, 11:56:38 AM
June 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 103 Cavaliers - 82
Iguodala: 22 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs./Mozgov: 28 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 2
2. Cavaliers - 2
Post by: jamesbond on June 12, 2015, 10:07:41 PM
June 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 91 Cavaliers - 96
Curry: 27 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs./James: 40 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson:
13 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 1
2. Cavaliers - 2
(http://s4.postimg.org/8xuiduevw/10495025_10153263264933463_3327700323504553405_o.jpg)
(https://fbcdn-photos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpf1/v/t1.0-0/s320x320/10441336_1000458689984803_2937573391841544928_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=04c105c6e52c2f93885ad60392647f22&oe=55FCAE45&__gda__=1441715438_968dbf577fb3f43e0edba6d12be37ac1)
Post Merge: June 12, 2015, 08:22:28 AM
Daily Injury Updates:
GOLDEN STATE at CLEVELAND:
CLE - Kyrie Irving (knee) out for season.
CLE - Kevin Love (shoulder) out for season.
CLE - Anderson Varejao (Achilles) out for season.
Post Merge: June 12, 2015, 11:56:38 AM
June 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 103 Cavaliers - 82
Iguodala: 22 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs./Mozgov: 28 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 2
2. Cavaliers - 2
;) aba idol... napanood ko ng bahagya ang laro na yan.. pumutok ang tigyawat ni James sa ulo hahahaha.... kidding aside, akala ko nakahabol ang Cavs pero bumigay din in the end... sayang... with the 2-2-1-1-1 format, i think lalo pang sumasarap ang series... so tignan natin ang serye... +like syo idol TS...
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 15, 2015, 11:19:46 AM
Cavaliers - 91 Warriors - 104
James: 40 Pts. James: 11 Asts. James: 14 Rebs./Curry: 37 Pts. Iguodala: 7 Asts. Barnes: 10 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 3
2. Cavaliers - 2
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One win away! Golden State Warriors pull away to take 3-2 NBAFinals lead with 104-91 win over Cleveland Cavaliers.
Post Merge: June 16, 2015, 10:04:19 AM
Clippers Acquire Lance Stephenson In Three-Player Deal With Hornets
LOS ANGELES -- The Clippers acquired Lance Stephenson on Monday night in a trade with the Hornets that sends Matt Barnes and Spencer Hawes to Charlotte Hornets.
From vavel.com (http://www.vavel.com/en-us/nba/502274-clippers-acquire-lance-stephenson-in-three-player-deal-with-hornets.html)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 17, 2015, 12:43:19 PM
Curry, Iguodala combine for 50 as Warriors close out Cavs in Game 6 (http://espn.go.com/core/nba/gamecast?gameId=400796850)
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June 17, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 105 Cavaliers - 97
Curry: 25 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./James: 32 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 18 Rebs.
Playoffs Tree: NBA Finals
1. WARRIORS - 4
2. Cavaliers - 2
*Andre Iguodala named 2015 Finals MVP.He is the first NBA Finals MVP to not start in every
game.
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*Steve Kerr is the first rookie head coach to win an NBA title since Pat Riley in 1982.
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*This is the first NBA championship for the Golden State Warriors since 1975
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Post by: tonistork on June 17, 2015, 03:11:37 PM
Iyak na naman si LBJ, he he he, 6x na pumasok sa NBA finals, 4x syang talunan, bwa ha ha ha.
MJ took the Bulls 6x to NBA finals and he won it all.
Post by: Itachi101 on June 17, 2015, 10:19:26 PM
compare to this new cavs
parang walang pagkakaiba :))
Post by: naruto789544 on June 17, 2015, 11:29:36 PM
Post by: razorsharp on June 18, 2015, 02:06:00 AM
imagine kung kumpleto ang big 3 nila. aabangan ko yung unang regular season game ng cavs-gsw next yir. dun kumpleto na sila, makikita naten kung paano sana nangyari ang finals.
sabi nga sa post game interview, "it took an incredible amount of luck...". tama nga naman, intact ang line-up ng gsw kaya may korona sila. ang atlanta ganun din parang cavs, puro injuries na rin sa huli.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 18, 2015, 10:04:55 AM
return to Golden State Warriors (http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2015/story/_/id/13099978/david-lee-likely-return-golden-state-warriors-sources)
The Warriors and David Lee have agreed to part ways.
The Warriors are looking to trade Lee, in light of his contract and overall place in
the rotation.
David Lee, who is the second-longest tenured player for the Golden State Warriors and as
close to Steph Curry as any member of the newly crowned NBA champions, has likely played his last game for the team, league sources told ESPN on Wednesday.
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Post by: razorsharp on June 19, 2015, 02:45:13 AM
kung kelan paalis na sya dun pa sya nagkaroon ng championship ring hehe. balita ko di lang sya nai-trade on time kaya sya na stuck this year sa golden state eh. tapos akalain mong nagka-singsing pa sya. swerte....
Post by: naruto789544 on June 19, 2015, 03:49:17 AM
in the end injury lang talaga ang dumale sa cavs.
imagine kung kumpleto ang big 3 nila. aabangan ko yung unang regular season game ng cavs-gsw next yir. dun kumpleto na sila, makikita naten kung paano sana nangyari ang finals.
sabi nga sa post game interview, "it took an incredible amount of luck...". tama nga naman, intact ang line-up ng gsw kaya may korona sila. ang atlanta ganun din parang cavs, puro injuries na rin sa huli.
that's the fact in any sports.. you have to make sure that your body can withstand the season or else injury may happen... in any sports discipline, it is important that you can last from training up to the competition... and the nba season is no easy walk...
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 19, 2015, 07:22:15 PM
Suns. (http://www.vavel.com/en-us/nba/503530-danny-granger-picks-up-option.html?fb_ref=Default&fb_source=message)
(http://img.vavel.com/granger150313-777x442-3674718523.jpg)
Post by: jamesbond on June 20, 2015, 01:08:29 AM
Post by: razorsharp on June 20, 2015, 02:17:11 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 23, 2015, 05:45:57 PM
*The Lakers are aggressively trying to trade for DeMarcus Cousins, but Vlade Divac remains insistent the centre isn't up for sale
*In order to re-sign Kawhi Leonard, the Spurs will go "as far over the cap as necessary"
*Miami and Dwyane Wade will meet next week to try reach an agreement
*Kevin Love is expected to opt out and re-sign with Cleveland according to David Griffin
*The idea of a trade between LAC and DEN, involving Wilson Chandler for Jamal Crawford
and C.J. Wilcox, has been rumoured
*It's looking increasingly likely that Minnesota select Karl-Anthony Towns with the #1 pick, and then the Lakers take Jahlil Okafor with the #2 pick
*Thaddeus Young has opted out and is now an unrestricted free agent, while Mirza
Teletovic is a restricted free agent after being offered a qualifying contract
*Jameer Nelson has opted out
*Anthony Bennett is being dangled by the Timberwolves, but no one is biting
*Mario Chalmers and Chris Andersen are reportedly on the trading block
*Bogdan Bogdanovic will remain overseas this season
*Dario Saric will not play for Philly this season.
Post by: jamesbond on June 23, 2015, 06:21:36 PM
news updates :
*The Lakers are aggressively trying to trade for DeMarcus Cousins, but Vlade Divac remains insistent the centre isn't up for sale
*In order to re-sign Kawhi Leonard, the Spurs will go "as far over the cap as necessary"
*Miami and Dwyane Wade will meet next week to try reach an agreement
*Kevin Love is expected to opt out and re-sign with Cleveland according to David Griffin
*The idea of a trade between LAC and DEN, involving Wilson Chandler for Jamal Crawford
and C.J. Wilcox, has been rumoured
*It's looking increasingly likely that Minnesota select Karl-Anthony Towns with the #1 pick, and then the Lakers take Jahlil Okafor with the #2 pick
*Thaddeus Young has opted out and is now an unrestricted free agent, while Mirza
Teletovic is a restricted free agent after being offered a qualifying contract
*Jameer Nelson has opted out
*Anthony Bennett is being dangled by the Timberwolves, but no one is biting
*Mario Chalmers and Chris Andersen are reportedly on the trading block
*Bogdan Bogdanovic will remain overseas this season
*Dario Saric will not play for Philly this season.
:-\ ayos itong mga updates mo Lord James... i was really expecting the negotiation between Wade and the Miami Heat to go that far, i mean considering what the franchise have done to Wade's carreer etc., well, both parties deserved an equal footing on the same... sana lang Dwayne still ends up with his Miami franchise... kumabaga eh inugatan na sya dyan... Miami will never be the same without him... +like po syo sir James for the updates...
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 26, 2015, 03:21:53 PM
update later ^^
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Shawn Marion retires after 16 seasons with 5 different teams.
Post by: jamesbond on June 26, 2015, 05:48:01 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 26, 2015, 06:49:13 PM
sayang si ray parks natin , undrafted. tyaga muna sya sa dLeague at may naging matagumpay naman sa pagiging undrafted player sa nba like ben wallace,haslem,lin,bowen,john starks ng new york dati etc.etc.
Ray Parks to play for Dallas Mavericks in NBA summer league (http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/511146/sports/basketball/ray-parks-to-play-for-dallas-mavericks-in-nba-summer-league)
Post by: jamesbond on June 26, 2015, 07:08:31 PM
maganda draft class ngayon , expected ko na na top 10 si kristaps porzingis , kaso di ko akalain na mauuna pa sya kina mudiay at winslow na projected top 5. ala dirk daw ee , kaso baka mag-ala bargani lang pala hehe. . . .
sayang si ray parks natin , undrafted. tyaga muna sya sa dLeague at may naging matagumpay naman sa pagiging undrafted player sa nba like ben wallace,haslem,lin,bowen,john starks ng new york dati etc.etc.
Ray Parks to play for Dallas Mavericks in NBA summer league (http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/511146/sports/basketball/ray-parks-to-play-for-dallas-mavericks-in-nba-summer-league)
??? Ray Parks.. 'D Ray Parks? wow... parang hindi pa yata pwede yan diyan sa NBA... parang may kulang pa sa kanya siguro.. mataas masyado ang self expectations nya hahaha... he didn't lord it over during his stint in the UAAP in the Phils. and yet here he is applying for an NBA draft... well, goodluck pa din sa kanya.. summer league na nga lang muna sya, at least NBA pa din yan... +like po syo TS...
Post by: razorsharp on June 27, 2015, 02:09:10 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 27, 2015, 06:51:25 AM
1 Karl-Anthony Towns C - Minnesota Timberwolves
2 D'Angelo Russell PG - Los Angeles Lakers
3 Jahlil Okafor C Philadelphia 76ers
4 Kristaps Porziņģis PF - New York Knicks
5 Mario Hezonja SG/SF - Orlando Magic
6 Willie Cauley-Stein C - Sacramento Kings
7 Emmanuel Mudiay PG - Denver Nuggets
8 Stanley Johnson SF - Detroit Pistons
9 Frank Kaminsky PF/C - Charlotte Hornets
10 Justise Winslow SF - Miami Heat
11 Myles Turner C - Indiana Pacers
12 Trey Lyles PF - Utah Jazz
13 Devin Booker SG - Phoenix Suns
14 Cameron Payne PG - Oklahoma City Thunder
15 Kelly Oubre SG - Atlanta Hawks (from Brooklyn) (traded to Washington)
16 Terry Rozier PG -Boston Celtics
17 Rashad Vaughn SG United States Milwaukee Bucks UNLV (Fr.)
18 Sam Dekker SF - Houston Rockets (from New Orleans)
19 Jerian Grant PG - Washington Wizards (traded to New York via Atlanta)
20 Delon Wright PG - Toronto Raptors
21 Justin Anderson SF - Dallas Mavericks
22 Bobby Portis PF - Chicago Bulls
23 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson SF - Portland Trail Blazers (traded to Brooklyn)
24 Tyus Jones PG Cleveland Cavaliers (traded to Minnesota)
25 Jarell Martin PF - Memphis Grizzlies
26 Nikola Milutinov C - San Antonio Spurs
27 Larry Nance, Jr. PF - Los Angeles Lakers (from Houston)
28 R. J. Hunter SG - Boston Celtics (from L.A. Clippers)
29 Chris McCullough PF - Brooklyn Nets (from Atlanta)
30 Kevon Looney PF - Golden State Warriors
2ND ROUND
31 Cedi Osman SG/SF - Minnesota
Timberwolves (traded to Cleveland)
32 Montrezl Harrell PF - Houston Rockets (from New York)
33 Jordan Mickey SF - Boston Celtics (from Philadelphia via Miami)
34 Anthony Brown SF - Los Angeles Lakers
35 Guillermo Hernangómez C - Philadelphia 76ers (from Orlando)
36 Rakeem Christmas PF/C - Minnesota Timberwolves (from Sacramento via
Houston) (traded to Cleveland)
37 Richaun Holmes SF/PF - Philadelphia
76ers (from Denver via Houston, Portland and Minnesota)
38 Darrun Hilliard SG - Detroit Pistons
39 Juan Pablo Vaulet SF - Charlotte Hornets
40 Josh Richardson SG - Miami Heat
41 Pat Connaughton SF - Brooklyn Nets (traded to Portland)
42 Olivier Hanlan PG - Utah Jazz
43 Joseph Young G - Indiana Pacers
44 Andrew Harrison PG - Phoenix Suns
45 Marcus Thornton PG - Boston Celtics
46 Norman Powell SG - Milwaukee Bucks
(traded to Toronto)
47 Artūras Gudaitis C - Philadelphia 76ers (from New Orleans via Washington and L.A. Clippers)
48 Dakari Johnson C - Oklahoma City Thunder
49 Aaron White PF United States Washington Wizards Iowa (Sr.)
50 Marcus Eriksson SG - Atlanta Hawks (from Toronto)
51 Tyler Harvey PG - Orlando Magic (from Chicago)
52 Satnam Singh Bhamara C - Dallas Mavericks
53 Sir'Dominic Pointer SF - Cleveland Cavaliers (from Portland via Chicago and
Denver)
54 Dani Díez SF - Utah Jazz (from Cleveland)
55 Cady Lalanne PF - San Antonio Spurs
56 Branden Dawson SF - New Orleans Pelicans (from Memphis)
57 Nikola Radičević PG - Denver Nuggets (from L.A. Clippers)
58 J. P. Tokoto SG/SF - United States Philadelphia 76ers (from Houston)
59 Dimitrios Agravanis PF - Atlanta Hawks
60 Luka Mitrović PF - Philadelphia 76ers (from Golden State via Indiana)
Post by: jamesbond on June 27, 2015, 07:22:42 AM
Post by: tonistork on June 27, 2015, 10:58:37 PM
Kaya lang pagdating sa NY, pareho sila ng position ni Bargnani. So malamang baka i-trade na nila itong beterano. But in fairness kay Bargnani as a former #1 pick, mas okay naman naging career nya compared sa former #1 picks na gaya ni Anthony Bennett at Greg Oden. Medyo naging injury prone kasi sya sa career nya (gaya ni oden) kaya parang di nya naipakita talaga ang tunay nyang laro. But maganda naman stats nya during his first season sa Raptors noon without Chris Bosh na biglang lumipat sa Miami. naging go-to-guy nga sya ng Toronto during that season (2010-11).
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 01, 2015, 06:24:41 AM
more updates to come :
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*Jared Dudley has exercised his $4.25 million player option to stay in Milwaukee.
*The Warriors are interested in Marco Belinelli.
*The Thunder trade Luke Ridnour to the Toronto Raptors for the draft rights of
Tomislav Zubcic.
*Oklahoma City Thunder Add Maurice Cheeks To Their Coaching Staff .
*Toronto Raptors Hire Former OKC Assistant Coach Rex Kalamian.
*Celtics Extend Qualifying Offer to Jae Crowder
*Kevin Garnett Expects To Re-Sign With Minnesota Timberwolves.
*LaMarcus Aldridge To Meet With The Toronto Raptors .
*Roy Hibbert Officially Accepts Player Option.
* The Lakers have declined Jordan Hill's $9 million team option.
*Dwyane Wade has declined his player option and will become an unrestricted free agent.
*Nets, Grizzlies Discussed A Trade For Joe Johnson.
*Atlanta Hawks To Pursue Draymond Green In Free Agency.
*Luol Deng has opted in to stay with Miami.
*Suns Will Re-Sign Brandon Knight To Five- Year, $70 Million Deal When Free Agency
Begins.
*LeBron James has informed the Cavaliers that he will opt out of his contract to become and unrestricted free agent, Expected To Re-Sign With Cavaliers.
*The Cleveland Cavaliers are discussing a deal that would send Brendan Haywood and his $10.5M non-guaranteed contract to San Antonio Spurs.
*New York Knicks are interested in Danny Green.
Post by: razorsharp on July 01, 2015, 09:32:13 AM
meron dyan 9th or 10th pick lang pero hataw naman a long time down the road. yung iba naman tulad ni oden antaas nga sa draft pero buta.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 02, 2015, 06:00:20 AM
*Damian Lillard has agreed to a five-year, $120 million contract extension with Portland.
*Mike Dunleavy Jr. has agreed to a three-year, $14.4 million deal with the Chicago Bulls.
*Goran Dragic has agreed to a five-year, $90 million deal with the Miami Heat.
*Al-Farouq Aminu Headed To Portland On Four-Year, $30 Million Deal.
*Charlotte Hornets acquired Jeremy Lamb , sent Matt Barnes to Oklahoma City Thunder. Barnes will likely be bought out and made a free agent.
*Monta Ellis is being pursued by Miami, Atlanta, Indiana and Sacramento
*The Kings are interested in Jeremy Lin, while Rudy Gay has been very focal in trying to lure Rajon Rondo to Sacramento
*Reports say the Cavs are very interested in bringing Mo Williams back to CLE
*OKC are meeting with Enes Kanter July 1 to offer him a 3-4 year deal for big (near max)
money
*Robin Lopez is receiving interest from Milwaukee, New York and New Orleans
*Golden State and Charlotte are interested in Marco Belinelli
*Houston have offered qualifying offers to both Patrick Beverley and K.J. McDaniels, making them restricted free agents
*Carlos Boozer is receiving interest from the Brooklyn, Dallas, Houston, the Lakers, Miami and San Antonio
*The Kings have made Derrick Williams an unrestricted free agent, and Williams will
receive interest from New York, Sacramento, Washington, Houston, the Lakers, Miami and Phoenix
*Jared Dudley has picked up his player option for this season
*Shawne Williams and Caron Butler have officially been waived by the Bucks
*Jeff Taylor will become an unrestricted free agent
*Dorell Wright is unlikely to stay in Portland
*Glenn Robinson III will become an unrestricted free agent.
Latest as of now :
* Phoenix Suns Sign Tyson Chandler, Re-sign Brandon Knight.Tyson Chandler has agreed to sign a four-year, $52 million deal with the Suns, Suns have officially agreed to sign Brandon Knight to a five-year, $70 million deal.
*LaMarcus Aldridge will not join the Lakers.
*Jimmy Butler Agrees To A Five-Year $95 million Deal With The Chicago Bulls.
* Kyle Singler has agreed to a five-year, $25 million deal with the Thunder.
* Amir Johnson has agreed to sign a two year, $24 million deal with the Celtics.
*Kevin Love agrees to re-sign a five-year, $110 million deal with the Cavaliers.
*DeMarre Carroll has agreed to a four-year, $60 million deal with the Toronto Raptors.
*The San Antonio Spurs have traded Tiago Splitter to the Atlanta Hawks.
*Danny Green has agreed to a four-year, $45 million deal with the Spurs.
Post Merge: July 02, 2015, 06:53:45 PM
Updates:
*The Kings have traded (salary dumped) Nik Stauskas, Carl Landry and Jason Thompson to the Philadelphia 76ers.
*Draymond Green has agreed to a five-year, $85 million deal with the Warriors.
*Omer Asik has agreed to re-sign with the New Orleans Pelicans.
*Iman Shumpert has agreed to a four-year, $40 million deal with the Cavaliers.
*Paul Pierce agrees to sign a three-year, $10.5 million deal with the Clippers.
*Paul Millsap has agreed to three-year, $58 million deal with the Hawks.
*Brandan Wright has agreed to a three-year, $18 million deal with the Grizzlies.
Latest Upadate:
*Omer Asik has agreed to sign a five-year, $60 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans.
*Jae Crowder has agreed to a five-year, $35 million deal with the Celtics.
*may tsismis na pipirma si LBJ ng $204M 5 years max contract sa Cavs.
(http://i.imgur.com/p6Y8qlJ.png)
Post by: jamesbond on July 02, 2015, 07:37:21 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 03, 2015, 12:42:35 AM
Post Merge: July 03, 2015, 06:25:52 AM
more updates to come . . .
*Greg Monroe has agreed to sign a three- year, $49.4 million deal with the Bucks.
*The Suns have traded Marcus Morris, Reggie Bullock, and Danny Granger to the Pistons
for a 2020 second-round pick.
*Shane Larkin agrees to two-year, $3 million deal with the Nets.
*Ed Davis has agreed to a three-year, $20 million deal with the Blazers.
*Tim Duncan has decided not to retire. He will be back next year. :rock:
*Aron Baynes has agreed to sign a three-year,$20 million deal with the Pistons.
*Monta Ellis has agreed on a four-year, $44 million deal with the Pacers.
*Arron Afflalo has agreed to a two-year, $16 million deal with the New York Knicks.
*Marc Gasol Stays in Memphis on Five-Year Deal Worth $108 Million.
Post by: tonistork on July 03, 2015, 02:51:29 PM
Buti na lang pumirma na si Wes Matthews sa kanila (and probably their new staring 2). Starting 5 na lang kulang, maybe DeAndre Jordan is it? Pero kung hindi makuha, they are eyeing the Pacers Roy Hibbert.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 03, 2015, 10:49:16 PM
*Wesley Matthews has agreed to a four-year deal with the Mavericks.
*Timothy Mozgov has a successfull knee surgery.
*DJ is torn between Clippers and Mavs.
* Robin Lopez is discussing a deal with the Knicks.
* Lavoy Allen has agreed to a three-year, $12 million deal with the Pacers.
* Kenyon Martin has decided to retire from the NBA.
* Dwyane Wade has agreed to a one-year, $20 million deal with the Heat.
* Thomas Robinson has agreed to a two-year deal with the Brooklyn Nets.
* The Sacramento Kings have
offered Wesley Matthews a three- year, $45 contract, but the Dallas Mavericks are still perceived to be Matthews' preferred destination.
Post by: jamesbond on July 03, 2015, 11:42:58 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 04, 2015, 06:13:19 AM
* DeAndre Jordan has agreed to a four-year, $ 80 million deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
* Gary Neal has agreed to a one-year, $2.1 million deal with the Wizards.
* Marco Belinelli has agreed to a three-year, $ 19 million deal with the Kings.
* Robin Lopez has agreed to a four-year, $54 million deal with the Knicks.
* Wizards pushing hard to get David West.
Post by: jamesbond on July 04, 2015, 09:53:38 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 04, 2015, 06:18:14 PM
*Richard Jefferson has agreed to a one-year, veteran's minimum deal with the Mavericks.
*Corey Brewer has agreed to a three-year, $24 million deal with the Rockets.
*Patrick Beverley has agreed to four-year, $25 million deal with the Rockets.
*Rajon Rondo has agreed to a one-year, $10 million deal with the Kings.
*Derrick Williams has agreed to two-year, $10 million deal with the Knicks.
*Tobias Harris has agreed to a four-year, $64 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
*Cleveland Cavaliers interested in free agent guard Rodney Stuckey.
Post by: jamesbond on July 04, 2015, 06:35:29 PM
Updates:
*Richard Jefferson has agreed to a one-year, veteran's minimum deal with the Mavericks.
*Corey Brewer has agreed to a three-year, $24 million deal with the Rockets.
*Patrick Beverley has agreed to four-year, $25 million deal with the Rockets.
*Rajon Rondo has agreed to a one-year, $10 million deal with the Kings.
*Derrick Williams has agreed to two-year, $10 million deal with the Knicks.
*Tobias Harris has agreed to a four-year, $64 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
*Cleveland Cavaliers interested in free agent guard Rodney Stuckey.
ah yes, stuckey... mabigat na player yan and medyo makulit sa depensa ng kaunti... +like syo Lord James...
Post by: tonistork on July 04, 2015, 07:37:15 PM
Maybe with the loss of Rondo (pero in the first place, naging flop naman ang stay ni Rondo sa Dallas), they need another true point guard who can start. Devin Harris is more of a back-up lead guard and Barrea is an off-guard in a point guard body.
Go Mavs, it's the last hurrah for future hall of famer Dirk Nowitzki.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 05, 2015, 03:25:03 PM
*LaMarcus Aldridge has agreed to sign a four-year, $80 million deal with the Spurs.
*C.J. Watson has agreed to a three-year, $15 million deal with the Magic.
*Dante Cunningham has agreed to a three-year, $9 million deal with the Pelicans.
*Bismack Biyombo has agreed to a two-year,$6 million deal with the Raptors.
The LA Lakers and Indiana Pacers have agreed on a deal to send Roy Hibbert to L.A. but have to figure out the assets involved.
*Lakers acquire Roy Hibbert from the Pacers for cash and future picks.
*Kosta Koufos Heading to Sacramento Kings on 4-Year, $33 Million Agreement.
*Kyle O’Quinn Inks Four-Year, $16 Million Deal With New York Knicks.
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Ubos ang starting line-up ng Portland , only 1 remain tsk.
Welcome aboard LMA ^^
Post by: jamesbond on July 05, 2015, 04:48:16 PM
Post by: Itachi101 on July 06, 2015, 02:51:59 AM
i don't know
hopefully sana maging healthy siya
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 06, 2015, 10:20:23 AM
*Reggie Jackson has agreed to a five-year, $80 million deal with the Pistons.
*Brandon Bass has agreed to sign with the Lakers.
*Dallas Mavericks Pursuing Los Angeles Lakers On Sign-And-Trade For Jeremy Lin.
*Cleveland Cavaliers Considering A Trade For Joe Johnson.
*Jeremy Evans has agreed to a two-year,veteran's minimum deal with the Mavericks.
*Lou Williams has agreed to a three-year, $21 million deal with the Lakers.
*Rodney Stuckey has agreed to three-year, $21 million deal with the Pacers.
*Kosta Koufos agrees to a four-year, $33 million deal with the Kings.
Post Merge: July 07, 2015, 03:48:58 PM
Updates :
*Euroleague MVP Nemanja Bjelica 3-year contract $11.7M to timberwolves.
*David West Agrees to sign with spurs for veterans minimum $1.5M
*JJ Barea has agreed to a two-year,$5.6 million deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
*Guard Mo Williams agrees to two-year, $4.3 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Post by: jamesbond on July 07, 2015, 07:28:13 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 08, 2015, 07:00:56 AM
*Alan Anderson has agreed to a one-year, $4 million deal with the Wizards.
*Jason Smith has agreed to a one-year, $4.5 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
*Wesley Johnson has agreed to sign with the Clippers.
*The Golden State Warriors have traded David Lee to the Boston Celtics for Gerald Wallace.
*Aaron Brooks has agreed to a one-year deal with the Bulls.
*Charlie Villanueva has agreed to a one-year, veteran's minimum deal with the Mavericks.
*Kevin Garnett has agreed to a two-year deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
*Manu Ginobili has agreed to a two-year, $5.7 million deal with the Spurs.
Post by: tonistork on July 08, 2015, 10:06:47 AM
Post by: jamesbond on July 08, 2015, 10:07:39 PM
David Lee for Gerald Wallace, parang lugi naman yata GSW dito. Lee can still play starters minutes and he can start for a non-playoff teams. Remember all-star sya 2 seasons ago lang.
;D boss toni naman... maawa ka naman sa Boston Celtics ko.... isang player lang naman yan hahahaha..... ok na yun hehehehe... eto +like nyo ni TS boss... kats it...
Post by: razorsharp on July 09, 2015, 10:33:11 AM
ang offer ng mavs 4 yrs for $80M tapos sa clips 5 yrs for $110M. this amounts to $20M/ yr sa mavs and $22M/ yr naman sa clips. talagang mayaman si steve ballmer oo.
nasa bahay daw ni deandre sina doc rivers at steve ballmer ngayon at ayaw umalis hanggat di daw nila nakakausap si jordan haha!! talk about pesky guests.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 09, 2015, 11:21:29 AM
*DeAndre Jordan has agreed to re-sign with the Los Angeles Clippers.
From ESPN.com (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/13221695/los-angeles-clippers-lobbying-deandre-jordan-back-deal-dallas-mavericks)
*DeAndre Jordan Promises Second Meeting With Mavericks Before Making Final Decision.
*Clippers believe they can convince DeAndre Jordan to scrap his agreement with Dallas and return to Los Angeles.
*Wesley Matthews Will Still Sign With The Dallas Mavericks Despite DeAndre Jordan's Decision.
*Jeremy Lin has agreed to a two-year, $4.2 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets.
*Justin Holiday has agreed to a two-year deal with the Hawks.
*Ronnie Price has agreed to a one-year,veteran's minimum deal with the Suns.
*Sonny Weems has agreed to a two-year, $5.8 million deal with the Suns.
Post by: tonistork on July 09, 2015, 02:20:10 PM
di ko alam Celtics fan pala si sir jamesbond,. . dito di kami magkakampi at Lakers fan ako eversince. . he he he :peace:
Post by: razorsharp on July 10, 2015, 02:40:32 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 10, 2015, 08:31:14 AM
*Drew Gooden has agreed to a one-year, $3.3 million deal with the Wizards.
*Mirza Teletovic has agreed to a one-year, $5.5 million deal with the Phoenix Suns.
*Enes Kanter Signs Four-Year, $70 Million Offer Sheet With Blazers, OKC Expected To Match.
*Tim Duncan has signed a two-year, $10.4 million deal with the Spurs, including a player option for the second year.
*LeBron James has agreed to a two-year, $47 million deal with the Cavaliers, including a
player option for the second year.
*Toronto Raptors waive Luke Ridnour.
*Wayne Ellington has agreed to sign with the Brooklyn Nets.
*Gerald Green has agreed to a one-year, veteran's minimum deal with the Miami Heat.
Post by: Itachi101 on July 11, 2015, 04:28:29 AM
ang las vegas nba summer league
watch out ako sa lakers at mavs dun
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 11, 2015, 07:12:04 AM
malapit na pala
ang las vegas nba summer league
watch out ako sa laker 8)s at mavs dun
yep sir lapit na po sa Las Vegas , nagumpisa na sa orlando at utah next na sila dun.
maghaharap na si ray parks ng mavs at orlando johnson (former import ng ginebra) ng wizards ^^
Updates :
*Amar'e Stoudemire has signed a one-year, $1.5 million deal with the Miami Heat.
*The Nets and Deron Williams have agreed to a buyout.
*Jonathon Simmons has agreed to a two-year, veteran's minimum deal with the Spurs.
*Caron Butler agrees to a two-year, $3 million deal with the Kings.
*Alonzo Gee has agreed to a two-year, $2.75 million deal with the Pelicans.
*Luke Babbitt has agreed to a two-year, $2.5 million deal with the Pelicans.
*Raul Neto has signed a three-year, $2.8 million deal with the Jazz.
*Mavericks trade a second-round pick to the Milwaukee Bucks for Zaza Pachulia.
D-Will on the move to mavs 8)
Post Merge: July 11, 2015, 07:31:07 AM
San Antonio Spurs reaching an agreement with Serbian giant Boban Marjanovic, as reported by several Serbian sites.
The player was the last revelation of Turkish Airlines Euroleague averaged 16.6
points and 10.7 rebounds per game in the best European competition.
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Born : August 15, 1988 (age 26)
Listed height: 2.23 m (7 ft 4 in)
Listed weight: 132 kg (291 lb)
*All-Euroleague First Team (2015 )
*3× Serbian Super League MVP (2013 –2015 )
Yes may legit Center na ang spurs
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Post by: tonistork on July 11, 2015, 05:25:56 PM
Post by: Itachi101 on July 12, 2015, 12:17:41 AM
yep sir lapit na po sa Las Vegas , nagumpisa na sa orlando at utah next na sila dun.
maghaharap na si ray parks ng mavs at orlando johnson (former import ng ginebra) ng wizards ^^
talo lakers sa first game nila
maganda pinakita ni clarkson
medyo may jitters pa si russell
pero watchout lang ako sa mavs mamaya dahil kay parks
saka intriging yung formal import ng gins
teka anong ba ang game ???
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 13, 2015, 06:18:02 PM
*Marcus Thornton has agreed to a one-year deal with the Rockets.
*Austin Rivers has agreed to a two-year, $6.4 million deal with the Clippers.
*Andrea Bargnani has agreed to sign with the Nets.
*Orlando Magic have traded Moe Harkless to the Blazers for a second-round pick.
*Thunder has officially matched Enes Kanter's four-year, $70 million offer sheet.
*Dallas Mavericks are interested in JaVale McGee.
Post by: jamesbond on July 14, 2015, 12:26:51 AM
naku ano ba naman itong si DJ at pabago bago isip? . patay ang Mavs ko pag nagkataon at pinakawalan na nila ang best interior defender nila na si Tyson Chandler. . .
di ko alam Celtics fan pala si sir jamesbond,. . dito di kami magkakampi at Lakers fan ako eversince. . he he he :peace:
:think: yes boss... matagal na hahahaha... panahon pa ni Larry Bird eh... tapos nung hindi na umusad ang Celtics due to rebuilding eh kahit sino na lang basta medyo underdog or bago lang sa finals eh dun ako kumakampi, maiba lang.... eh hamo na boss, dun naman sa chix section eh magkasundo naman tayo nyahahahaha....
OT : so what happened to DeAndre Jordan, still with the Clippers? wala na akong balita ah... Raptors is silently forming their lineup well... yan ang team na palagi kong pinapanuod basta may chance, puro underdogs.... hehehehe... wala lang kasing budget ang Toronto or sadya lang kaya na malas sa pagkuha ng players... hmmmm....
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 15, 2015, 11:41:23 AM
*Deron Williams officially signs a two-year, $10 million deal with the Mavericks.
*The Thunder has traded Perry Jones and a secound-round pick to the Celtics for a
protected second-round pick and trade exception.
*Jason Terry is progressing on a deal to re-sign with the Rockets.
*Sacramento Kings Land Defensive Specialist Luc Richard Mbah a Moute.
Remaining Free Agents:
Point Guards:
Norris Cole (Restricted)
Matthew Dellavedova (Restricted)
Nate Robinson
Andre Miller
Ishmael Smith
Donald Sloan
Will Bynum
Kendall Marshall
John Lucas
Toure’ Murry
Sebastian Telfair
Darius Morris
Jorge Gutierrez (Restricted)
Shooting Guards:
J.R. Smith
Jason Terry
K.J. McDaniels (Restricted)
Alexey Shved
Landry Fields
Ben Gordon
Ray Allen
John Jenkins
John Salmons
Malcolm Delaney
Xavier Henry
Willie Green
Jordan Crawford
Jimmer Fredette
Dahntay Jones
Ian Clark
Vander Blue
Small Forwards:
Michael Beasley
Dorell Wright
Tayshaun Prince
Chris Copeland (Restricted)
Rasual Butler
Francisco Garcia
Jeffery Taylor
Carlos Delfino
Robbie Hummel (Restricted)
James Jones
Hedo Turkoglu
Glen Robinson III
Mickael Pietrus
Power Forwards:
Tristan Thompson (Restricted)
Josh Smith
Carlos Boozer
Tyler Hansbrough
Andray Blatche
Reggie Evans
Rashard Lewis
Travis Wear
Glen Davis
Darrell Arthur
Matt Bonner
Quincy Acy
Henry Sims
Jason Maxiell
Chuck Hayes
Elton Brand
Ekpe Udoh
Shawne Williams
Jeff Ayres
Centers:
Kevin Seraphin
JaVale McGee
Kendrick Perkins
Greg Smith
Emeka Okafor
Samuel Dalembert
Joel Anthony
Ryan Hollins
Jeff Withey
Jermaine O'Neal
Nazr Mohammed
Greg Stiemsma
Justin Hamilton
Bernard James
Arinza Onuaku
Earl Barron
Jerome Jordan
Ognjen Kuzmic (Restricted)
Post by: Itachi101 on July 18, 2015, 01:03:02 AM
sa d-league selections sa summer league
Post by: jamesbond on July 18, 2015, 12:32:31 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 21, 2015, 06:26:56 AM
*Nuggets have agreed to trade Ty Lawson to the Rockets for Kostas Papanikolou, Nick
Johnson, Pablo Prigioni, Joey Dorsey, and protected first-round pick.
* Denver Nuggets waive Pablo Prigioni.
*K.J. McDaniels has signed a three-year, $10 million deal with the Houston Rockets.
Post Merge: July 22, 2015, 11:28:19 PM
News :
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*James Harden named MVP at NBPA's first annual Players Awards.
*Stephen Curry was named by players as this year's "Clutch Performer" and "Hardest to Guard."
*LeBron James won the award for "Player you secretly wish was on your team."
Players also named San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich -- and not 2015 coach of the year winner Mike Budenholzer of the Atlanta
Hawks -- as the "Coach you most want to play for"
From ESPN.com (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/13298307/james-harden-named-mvp-nbpa-first-annual-players-awards)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 23, 2015, 10:29:05 PM
eto na ang Bench Depth ng bawat teams , malakas on papers talaga ang bench ng Spurs ^^
Post by: jamesbond on July 23, 2015, 11:16:38 PM
Post by: tonistork on July 27, 2015, 10:53:22 AM
NBA Teams Bench Depth Chart (http://www.rotoworld.com/teams/depth-charts/nba.aspx)
eto na ang Bench Depth ng bawat teams , malakas on papers talaga ang bench ng Spurs ^^
sir TS parang di na-attached ung depth chart na sinasabi mo.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 27, 2015, 04:19:57 PM
NBA Teams Depth Charts (http://www.rotoworld.com/teams/depth-charts/nba.aspx)
Post by: jamesbond on July 27, 2015, 05:50:44 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 28, 2015, 01:10:48 PM
*Matthew Dellavedova Agrees To Re-Sign With The Cavaliers On One-Year, $1.2 Million Deal.
*Ian Clark has agreed to sign with the Warriors.
*Cleveland Cavaliers Send Haywood And Miller To Rip City In Big Money-Saving Deal.
The Cavaliers trade Brendan Haywood and Mike Miller to the Blazers for a $13 million trade exception.
*The Miami Heat have traded Shabazz Napier to the Magic for a second-round pick.
*Samuel Dalembert has agreed to a one-year deal with the Mavericks.
*Stephen Jackson Decides to Hang it Up, Retiring After 14 Strong NBA Seasons.
Post by: jamesbond on July 28, 2015, 06:18:54 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 05, 2015, 06:52:47 AM
*Sasha Vujacic has agreed to a one-year deal with the Knicks.
*The Blazers have waived Brendan Haywood.
*Chuck Hayes has agreed to a one-year deal with the Rockets.
*Andre Miller has agreed to sign with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
*Paul George will attend team USA's mini-camp.
*Jordan Hill arrested for reckless driving[/b]
Post by: jamesbond on August 19, 2015, 11:42:56 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 20, 2015, 12:07:17 PM
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Top 10 Small Forward in 2K16 Rating
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Top 10 Shooting Guard 2k16 Rating
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Post by: smallandterrible on September 21, 2015, 05:39:27 AM
Post Merge: September 21, 2015, 05:41:07 AM
Ayun sorry nakitako nayung thread ng Fantasy Basketball.
Post by: Zurca on September 30, 2015, 10:59:01 PM
Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose suffered a left orbital fracture during the team's first practice of the season on Tuesday.
A timetable for Rose's return will be determined after the surgery, which is scheduled for Wednesday, the Bulls said.
Rose was struck in the face by an elbow during practice and taken by the Bulls' medical staff to Rush University Medical Center in Chicago for tests, which revealed the need for surgery.
Rose has been limited to 100 of a possible 328 games the past four seasons because of injuries. The 2011 NBA Most Valuable Player averaged 17.7 points and 4.9 assists for the Bulls last season.
Chicago could turn to Kirk Hinrich, Aaron Brooks or E'Twaun Moore while Rose is sidelined.
From Y! Sports (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/derrick-rose-suffers-orbital-fracture--will-have-surgery-225627841.html)
Post by: Zurca on October 04, 2015, 09:17:45 PM
Clippers beat Nuggets 103-96 in preseason opener (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/clippers-beat-nuggets-103-96-preseason-opener-051446394--nba.html)
NBA Pre-season Games October 4, 2015
Hornets Kidd-Gilchrist injured in 106-100 win over Magic (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/hornets-kidd-gilchrist-injured-106-100-win-over-013655156--nba.html)
Pelicans beat Pacers 110-105 in preseason opener (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/pelicans-beat-pacers-110-105-preseason-opener-020935717--nba.html)
Post by: Zurca on October 07, 2015, 04:36:38 PM
Bosh returns to the lineup, Hornets top Heat 90-77 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bosh-returns-lineup-hornets-top-heat-90-77-005558415--nba.html)
Bryant returns as Jazz beat Lakers 90-71 in preseason (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bryant-returns-jazz-beat-lakers-90-71-preseason-042714337--nba.html)
Slimmed-down Lowry scores 26, Raptors beat Clippers (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/slimmed-down-lowry-scores-26-raptors-beat-clippers-020832254--nba.html)
NBA Pre-season Games October 6, 2015
Kings down Trail Blazers 109-105 in OT preseason opener (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/kings-down-trail-blazers-109-105-ot-preseason-045916882--nba.html)
Barbosa, Thompson lead Warriors past Raptors 95-87 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/barboza-thompson-lead-warriors-past-raptors-95-87-050129614--nba.html)
NBA Pre-season Games October 7, 2015
Mudiay scores 17, Nuggets down Dallas 96-86 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/mudiay-scores-17-nuggets-down-dallas-96-86-035311842--nba.html)
Porter, Wizards dominate 76ers for 129-95 win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/porter-wizards-dominate-76ers-129-95-win-013222485--nba.html)
George has 20-point first quarter in Pacers' preseason win (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/george-20-point-first-quarter-pacers-preseason-win-022458353--nba.html)
Butler, McDermott pace Bulls over Bucks, 105-95 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/butler-mcdermott-pace-bulls-over-bucks-105-95-024657841--nba.html)
Smith leads Grizzlies past Rockets, 92-89 (http://sports.yahoo.com/news/smith-leads-grizzlies-past-rockets-92-89-030041468--nba.html)
Post by: jamesbond on October 11, 2015, 08:35:08 PM
Associated Press – Fri, Oct 9, 2015 8:56 AM SGT
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The NBA is investigating the incident between Grizzlies forward Matt Barnes and Knicks coach and former teammate Derek Fisher, a situation Barnes said is "personal matter" involving someone who was a good friend at one point.
"Life happens, and being a professional athlete, you have to be able to maneuver and separate your personal life from your professional life," Barnes said Thursday after the Grizzlies' morning shootaround, noting the league's investigation of the incident in California. "And I'm here to play basketball, so there won't be any distractions."
The veteran said in video posted by The Commercial Appeal that he has not spoken with the NBA yet.
"All the real details will come out at some time," Barnes said.
A person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the incident occurred Saturday while Fisher was attending a gathering at the home of Barnes' estranged wife, Gloria Govan. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because no details were publicly released.
Fisher and Barnes were teammates with the Los Angeles Lakers from 2010-12. The Grizzlies wrapped training camp in Santa Barbara earlier Saturday.
At Knicks' practice Thursday in Greenburgh, New York, Fisher wouldn't comment when asked if he might press charges. He said he has talked directly with both management and his players.
"It's still something I can't comment on until the situation or the process plays completely out," Fisher said. "If I decide to or have the opportunity to address it later, I guess I will. At this point, that's probably not the right thing to do."
Redondo Beach Lt. Joe Hoffman said police responded to an incident Saturday night, but would not confirm that it was a fight involving Barnes and Fisher.
"There's no basis for criminal charges, we are not providing any additional information about the location or who was involved," Hoffman said. "Because no arrest was made, there is no criminal charge being filed, so at this point it's not a law enforcement matter."
Memphis acquired Barnes in a draft-day trade in June. Coach Dave Joerger told reporters Thursday that the Grizzlies support Barnes, and the veteran said the support of his new team feels good.
"I explained to them what happened, and they completely understand and had my back," Barnes said.
Fisher is in his second season with the Knicks after spending most of his playing career in Los Angeles, where his children remain. Fisher missed practice Monday — the team announced at the time it was for personal reasons — and the coach said Thursday plane issues delayed his return. Fisher led the Knicks in their exhibition opener Wednesday night against a Brazilian club team.
Post by: jamesbond on October 18, 2015, 08:28:57 PM
By Kelly Dwyer | Ball Don't Lie – Sat, Oct 17, 2015 3:33 AM SGT
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LeBron James’ exhibition stats so far this month? Two games, 47 minutes total, 22 points, a team-leading three turnovers a game, eight rebounds and seven assists. He’s missed over two-thirds of his shots from the field, and his Cavaliers are the only winless team in the East’s exhibition run.
Also, he’s done until the regular season starts. Likely sitting with a back injury. And good for him, because this is the best possible thing for James and his team.
James reportedly received a shot to his lower back that will sideline him for two weeks, making sure he’ll come back in time for his team’s season opener against Chicago on Oct. 27. Jason Lloyd at the Akron Beacon Journal broke the news:
“LeBron James received an injection in his back this week, according to multiple sources, and is unlikely to play again in the preseason. James received a similar anti-inflammatory shot in January when he was shut down for two weeks and responded so well that the plan was always for him to have another one at some point, one league source said. By doing it now, James won’t miss any significant time.”
“James has dealt with back problems the last couple of years, although no one seems to think it’s a significant issue at present. His back was a little sore when he arrived at Quicken Loans Arena for Tuesday’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks, a game he wasn’t supposed to play in anyway, and he was feeling ill. So the team gave him the shot and sent him home.”
Cavs coach David Blatt didn’t fully rule James out for the rest of the exhibition run, but …
“We’ll see what happens at the beginning of next week,” Blatt said. “I certainly don’t expect him to play both games and I don’t know if he’ll even play one. We’ll see.”
On paper, the Cavaliers are in a rather perilous position. On the flip side of that: it’s also important to note that Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals starts exactly eight months from today. This is a haul.
Kevin Love is set to return soon to game action after a shoulder injury sidelined him last April. His minutes will be closely watched and it will take him a while to return to game speed. His celebrated backup from 2014-15, Tristan Thompson, is in the midst of a contract holdout that could seemingly outlast the 2015 calendar year. Timofey Mozgov has played well in the exhibition season but he’s noticeably slowed due to offseason knee surgery.
His backup, Anderson Varejao, is returning from an Achilles tear and sadly he may never be the same player. Point man Kyrie Irving’s return date is still unknown, and he could have to stay out for a few more months. The team’s big offseason pickup, Mo Williams, will turn 33 in December and he’s shooting 29 percent from the field. The team’s leading scorer so far is Jared Cunningham. Richard Jefferson has brought the only on-court highlights. Dissolve the team. Cancel the season.
For LeBron James to be already suffering back woes in October, just a few weeks after telling reporters that he “could definitely use a few more months off” after playing deep into June for the fifth consecutive season in 2014-15, would seem to be worrying. And though Love will be around the Cavs will look an awful lot like the thin team that relied on LeBron to a ridiculous degree during the NBA Finals last season. That would seem to put the production pressure on James in early-season months, months in which he probably needs to be coasting.
This is how it sometimes goes, though. So LeBron has to over-extend himself early on? Then Irving and Love step up as 2016 dawns and James gets to back off a little. Then perhaps he takes another two-week break around the midseason mark in time to get it all together for the season’s final weeks as they head into the postseason.
A postseason that reminded us just five months ago that as long as you have LeBron James you’ll have a chance against the very best.
The Cavaliers don’t need the top seed in the East to act as the favorite. They were without home court advantage in last year’s Conference finals and even gave up home court advantage against Chicago in the second round before moving on to the Finals. Those Bulls aren’t as proven as the Cavaliers as 2015-16 rolls around, but they’re going to mind the minutes while battling a series of injuries of their own. Atlanta will be thinner, while Washington, Milwaukee and Toronto have yet to turn the corner.
James will bum out some fans in Toronto and Cleveland as the exhibition schedule comes to an end, and he’ll probably bum out some more fans at certain intervals down the line as the Cavaliers work through 82 games. It’s the price to pay for getting to see a healthy LeBron James work when he’s needed the most.
Fans that can afford home tickets against the Pacers in October and/or March (as opposed to pricey Finals seats) may not want to hear it, but this is all about June. And in this unprecedented gig of LeBron’s, June is a million miles away.
Post by: jamesbond on October 21, 2015, 08:22:46 PM
Eric Freeman | Ball Don't Lie – 13 hours ago
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The Golden State Warriors received unfortunate news early this preseason when it was revealed that head coach Steve Kerr would miss an indefinite period of time to recover from two offseason back injuries. The hope was that Kerr, fresh off the most successful first season as a head coach in NBA history, would return after several weeks and re-join his team as they attempted to defend their championship, beginning with the regular season opener on October 27.
That date is now just a week away, but Kerr's return has not been set. The Warriors have adjusted their expectations accordingly and are not counting on Kerr to be on the bench when they take on the New Orleans Pelicans at Oracle Arena next Tuesday. From Marc Stein and Ethan Sherwood Strauss for ESPN.com:
Kerr's suffering in the wake of two offseason back surgeries has improved to the point that he is with the team on its weeklong preseason swing through Southern California, but the Warriors remain unable to put a timetable on the full-time return of the coach who guided them to a championship in his first season on an NBA bench.
"He still doesn't know," Warriors interim coach Luke Walton said after practice Monday in San Diego. "He's not going to force a return. There's no timetable still. He's been around more lately, which is great. As long as it's not affecting his recovery, I think it's healthy for the guys to see him.
"Steve's brilliant at giving quick, clean messages to the players when they need it. He's been able to do that the last couple days. He just told me I'm doing a great job, just keep doing what you're doing; the guys are going to take care of some stuff you're probably stressing about; we have really good players and so we'll be fine."
Although the Warriors have repeatedly stressed that no one can forecast how long it will take Kerr to recover, one source close to the situation conceded over the weekend that the team is bracing for the possibility that the coach will be unavailable "for a little while."
The Warriors are in a strong enough position that a Kerr absence would not make or break their season, but this is unfortunate news for them nonetheless. Walton is in his first season as the team's top assistant — his predecessor, Alvin Gentry, will man the bench for the Pelicans on opening night — and just his second season as an NBA coach of any kind, which leaves the Warriors with a noticeable lack of experience on the bench. The venerable Ron Adams is still there, but teams keep staffs of several assistants for good reason. It's ideal to have as many people coaching players as possible.
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That said, the Warriors can withstand this setback in part due to the foundation that Kerr laid last season. Unlike many championship teams, the Warriors return every key player and figure to open the season with firmly defined roles and expectations. They will need Kerr over the long haul, but they can afford to let him heal to ensure that he is ready to lead the team without further interruptions.
In other words, the biggest short-term question for Golden State may be whether Kerr is able to attend the ring ceremony on opening night. For now, it's safe to project them as every bit the contender they were in 2014-15.
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(Reuters) - The Golden State Warriors have not even raised their championship banner, yet they are already defending their title from vocal challengers ready to debunk their success ahead of the 2015-16 NBA campaign that opens on Tuesday.
Led by league Most Valuable Player Stephen Curry and first-year coach Steve Kerr, the Warriors capped a 67-win season by winning their first NBA title in 40 years last June yet somehow failed to make believers out of their competition.
During an offseason of opining, Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers implied that Golden State were lucky to avoid injury and his team during their title run while Houston shooting guard James Harden said he should have won the MVP award over Curry.
Even a recent poll of NBA general managers revealed that most project the Cleveland Cavaliers to win this season's title. The Warriors were voted third behind the San Antonio Spurs, reflecting skepticism in the current title holders.
"I apologize for us being healthy," Curry sarcastically said. "I apologize for us playing who was in front of us. I apologize for all the accolades we received as a team and individually. I'm very, truly sorry, and we'll rectify that situation this year."
Golden State's validity as champions will be severely tested in the Western Conference, and potentially again by the LeBron James-led Cavaliers whom they beat in the 2015 NBA Finals.
Cleveland return with All-Star forward Kevin Love, back after missing most of the playoffs with injury. Guard Kyrie Irving is recovering from a knee ailment and will also rejoin the team considered the clear favorite in the East.
The San Antonio Spurs made the biggest offseason splash by acquiring top free agent forward LaMarcus Aldridge as well as veteran David West.
Aldridge, a four-time All-Star, will be a huge jolt to coach Gregg Popovich's championship core and, if he fits in, could shift the balance of power.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are trying to re-establish their own powerful standing with first-year coach Billy Donovan after missing the playoffs for the first time in six seasons.
Former MVP Kevin Durant played just 27 games due to a foot fracture last year. He enters a contract season, and recently publicly sparred with a media member over rumors that he will depart the Thunder and standout team mate Russell Westbrook following the upcoming campaign.
The Clippers had a busy offseason, initially losing free agent center DeAndre Jordan to the Dallas Mavericks before the big man changed his mind and returned.
Coach Rivers has upgraded the team's bench in hopes of finally advancing past the second round for the first time during his tenure.
New Orleans standout Anthony Davis will take the next step in his rising career, while aging Kobe Bryant may be approaching his final steps in what is the last year of his Los Angeles Lakers contract.
In the Eastern Conference, the Chicago Bulls are hoping star-crossed talent Derrick Rose can overcome his health battles and make them a contender again.
Rose is currently out with a facial fracture, the latest in his long list of tough breaks, as the Bulls recalibrate with new coach Fred Hoiberg.
Atlanta were the Cinderella story last season by winning a franchise-record 60 games and reaching the Eastern Conference Finals, and will try to prove their run was not a fluke.
Washington and Milwaukee are a pair of young, talented rosters trying to advance forward while the New York Knicks are hoping to reach respectability following a 17-win campaign.
The Warriors may begin their new quest without coach Kerr, who is sidelined following back surgeries, but they will have ample motivation as they push to hit back at doubters with another banner year.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 29, 2015, 06:47:40 AM
Pistons – 106 Hawks – 94
Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 19 Rebs./Schroder: 20 Pts. Horford: 4 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 95 Bulls – 97
James: 25 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs./Mirotic: 19 Pts. Rose: 5 Asts. Gibson: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 95 Warriors – 111
Davis: 18 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Davis: 6 Rebs./Curry: 40 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Bulls 1-0
2. Pistons 1-0
3. Raptors 0-0
4. Wizards 0-0
5. Bucks 0-0
6. Pacers 0-0
7. Nets 0-0
8. Heat 0-0
9. Hornets 0-0
10. Magic 0-0
11. Knicks 0-0
12. Sixers 0-0
13. Celtics 0-0
14. Cavaliers 0-1
15. Hawks 0-1
West:
1. Warriors 1-0
2. Rockets 0-0
3. Clippers 0-0
4. Blazers 0-0
5. Grizzlies 0-0
6. Spurs 0-0
7. Mavericks 0-0
8. Thunder 0-0
0. Suns 0-0
10. Jazz 0-0
11. Kings 0-0
12. Nuggets 0-0
13. Lakers 0-0
14. Timberwolves 0-0
15. Pelicans 0-1
Thursday, October 29 Schedule: 14 games
Washington at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Utah at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Houston – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Memphis – 8 pm ET
New York at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Dallas at Phoenix – 10 pm ET
New Orleans at Portland – 10 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Minnesota at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: razorsharp on October 29, 2015, 10:28:12 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 29, 2015, 08:11:51 PM
Wizards – 88 Magic – 87
Beal: 24 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Porter: 8 Rebs./Oladipo: 17 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Oladipo: 11 Rebs.
Sixers – 95 Celtics – 112
Okafor: 26 Pts. McConnell: 4 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 27 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 7 Rebs.
Bulls – 115 Nets – 100
Butler: 24 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Mirotic: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 26 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Johnson: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 87 Pistons – 92
Favors: 26 Pts. Hood: 6 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./Jackson: 19 Pts. Blake: 7 Asts. Drummond: 10 Rebs.
Hornets – 94 Heat – 104
Walker: 19 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Zeller: 12 Rebs./Bosh: 21 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Bosh: 10 Rebs.
Pacers – 99 Raptors – 106
Hill: 19 Pts. George: 8 Asts. George: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 25 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 15 Rebs.
Nuggets – 105 Rockets – 85
Gallinari: 23 Pts. Mudiay: 9 Asts. Faried: 9 Rebs./Harden: 22 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Beverley: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 106 Grizzlies – 76
Love: 17 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Randolph: 12 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Knicks – 122 Bucks – 97
Williams: 24 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. O’Quinn: 11 Rebs./Monroe: 22 Pts. Vasquez: 5 Asts. Monroe: 14 Rebs.
Spurs – 106 Thunder – 112
Leonard: 32 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Leonard: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Kanter: 16 Rebs.
Mavericks – 111 Suns – 95
Felton: 18 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs./Knight: 15 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Len: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans – 94 Blazers – 112
Davis: 25 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./McCollum: 37 Pts. Lillard: 11 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 111 Kings – 104
Griffin: 33 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Cousins: 32 Pts. Belinelli: 7 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 112 Lakers – 111
Rubio: 28 Pts. Rubio: 14 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Bryant: 24 Pts. Hibbert: 4 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Bulls 2-0
2. Pistons 2-0
3. Celtics 1-0
4. Heat 1-0
5. Knicks 1-0
6. Raptors 1-0
7. Wizards 1-0
8. Cavaliers 1-1
9. Magic 0-1
10. Pacers 0-1
11. Hornets 0-1
12. Hawks 0-1
13. Nets 0-1
14. Sixers 0-1
15. Bucks 0-1
West:
1. Nuggets 1-0
2. Mavericks 1-0
3. Clippers 1-0
4. Blazers 1-0
5. Warriors 1-0
6. Thunder 1-0
7. Timberwolves 1-0
8. Jazz 0-1
0. Spurs 0-1
10. Kings 0-1
11. Suns 0-1
12. Rockets 0-1
13. Lakers 0-1
14. Grizzlies 0-1
15. Pelicans 0-2
Post Merge: October 30, 2015, 09:07:10 PM
October 30, Final Scores/Leaders:
Grizzlies – 112 Pacers – 103
Gasol: 20 Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs./Hill: 20 Pts. George: 5 Asts. Mahinmi: 9 Rebs.
Hawks – 112 Knicks – 101
Teague: 23 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 25 Pts. Grant: 7 Asts. O’Quinn: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 88 Clippers – 104
Jenkins: 17 Pts. Barea: 9 Asts. Pachulia: 8 Rebs./Griffin: 26 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Bulls 2-0
2. Pistons 2-0
3. Celtics 1-0
4. Heat 1-0
5. Raptors 1-0
6. Wizards 1-0
7. Hawks 1-1
8. Knicks 1-1
9. Cavaliers 1-1
10. Magic 0-1
11. Hornets 0-1
12. Nets 0-1
13. Sixers 0-1
14. Bucks 0-1
15. Pacers 0-2
West:
1. Clippers 2-0
2. Nuggets 1-0
3. Blazers 1-0
4. Warriors 1-0
5. Thunder 1-0
6. Timberwolves 1-0
7. Mavericks 1-1
8. Grizzlies 1-1
9. Jazz 0-1
10. Spurs 0-1
11. Kings 0-1
12. Suns 0-1
13. Rockets 0-1
14. Lakers 0-1
15. Pelicans 0-2
Friday, October 31 Schedule: 12 games
Miami at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Oklahoma City at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Utah at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Washington at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Denver – 9 pm ET
Golden State at Houston – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Lakers at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Portland at Phoenix – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: October 31, 2015, 01:41:56 PM
October 31, Final Scores/Leaders:
Heat – 92 Cavaliers – 102
Wade 25 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. Dellavedova: 10 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs.
Thunder – 139 Magic – 136
Westbrook: 48 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs./Harris: 30 Pts. Oladipo: 10 Asts. Oladipo: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 99 Sixers – 71
Favors: 20 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs./Grant: 12 Pts. McConnell: 4 Asts. Noel: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 113 Celtics – 103
DeRozan: 23 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 25 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs.
Bulls – 94 Pistons – 98
Butler: 23 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs./Morrs: 26 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 20 Rebs.
Hornets – 94 Hawks – 97
Batum: 14 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs./Bazemore: 19 Pts. Teague: 4 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 118 Bucks – 113
Beal: 26 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 27 Pts. Carter-Williams: 11 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Nets – 75 Spurs – 102
Lopez: 17 Pts. Jack: 7 Asts. Young: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 16 Pts. Aldridge: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 95 Nuggets – 78
Towns: 28 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs./Mudiay: 15 Pts. Nelson: 4 Asts. Faried: 15 Rebs.
Warriors – 112 Rockets – 92
Curry: 25 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs./Harrell: 17 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Capela: 8 Rebs.
Lakers – 114 Kings – 132
Clarkson: 22 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Kelly: 6 Rebs./Rondo: 21 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Blazers – 92 Suns – 110
Lillard: 24 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs./Bledsoe: 22 Pts. Knight 4 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Pistons 3-0
2. Raptors 2-0
3. Wizards 2-0
4. Bulls 2-1
5. Cavaliers 2-1
6. Hawks 2-1
7. Knicks 1-1
8. Celtics 1-1
9. Heat 1-1
10. Magic 0-2
11. Hornets 0-2
12. Pacers 0-2
13. Bucks 0-2
14. Nets 0-2
15. Sixers 0-2
West:
1. Clippers 2-0
2. Timberwolves 2-0
3. Thunder 2-0
4. Warriors 2-0
5. Blazers 1-1
6. Mavericks 1-1
7. Kings 1-1
8. Nuggets 1-1
9. Spurs 1-1
10. Jazz 1-1
11. Grizzlies 1-1
12. Suns 1-1
13. Lakers 0-2
14. Pelicans 0-2
15. Rockets 0-2[/b]
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 01, 2015, 11:05:21 PM
Jazz – 97 Pacers – 76
Favors: 18 Pts. Hayward: 3 Asts. Gobert: 17 Rebs./Hill: 17 Pts. Ellis: 3 Asts. Hill: 6 Rebs.
Knicks – 117 Wizards – 110
Anthony: 37 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs./Beal: 26 Pts. Wall: 4 Asts. Gooden: 11 Rebs.
Warriors – 134 Pelicans – 120
Curry: 53 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./Davis: 26 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
Nets – 91 Grizzlies – 101
Bogdanovic: 19 Pts. Jack: 9 Asts. Robinson: 12 Rebs./Conley: 22 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs.
Suns – 101 Blazers – 90
Bledsoe: 33 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs./Lillard: 23 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 109 Clippers – 114
Rondo: 21 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Gay: 9 Rebs./Griffin: 37 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Pistons 3-0
2. Raptors 2-0
3. Hawks 2-1
4. Knicks 2-1
5. Bulls 2-1
6. Wizards 2-1
7. Cavaliers 2-1
8. Celtics 1-1
9. Heat 1-1
10. Magic 0-2
11. Hornets 0-2
12. Bucks 0-2
13. Sixers 0-2
14. Pacers 0-3
15. Nets 0-3
West:
1. Clippers 3-0
2. Warriors 3-0
3. Timberwolves 2-0
4. Thunder 2-0
5. Grizzlies 2-1
6. Jazz 2-1
7. Suns 2-1
8. Mavericks 1-1
9. Nuggets 1-1
10. Spurs 1-1
11. Kings 1-2
12. Blazers 1-2
13. Lakers 0-2
14. Rockets 0-2
15. Pelicans 0-3
Monday, November 02 Schedule: 7 games
Atlanta at Charlotte – 2 pm ET
San Antonio at Boston – 3:30 pm ET
Houston at Miami – 6 pm ET
Milwaukee at Toronto – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at Chicago – 7 pm ET
Denver at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET
Dallas at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Post Merge: November 01, 2015, 11:11:48 PM
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Post Merge: November 02, 2015, 06:46:58 PM
November 2, Final Scores/Leaders :
Hawks – 94 Hornets – 92
Bazemore: 20 Pts. Millsap: 6 Asts. Horford: 12 Rebs./Walker: 17 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Jefferson: 10 Rebs.
Spurs – 95 Celtics – 87
Aldridge: 24 Pts. Aldridge: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Bradley: 18 Pts. Thomas: 5 Asts. Lee: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 89 Heat – 109
Thornton: 21 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Ariza: 7 Rebs./Whiteside: 25 Pts. Wade: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Bucks – 87 Raptors – 106
Antetokounmpo: 20 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs./Valanciunas: 19 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs.
Magic – 87 Bulls – 92
Fournier: 19 Pts. Oladipo: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Gasol: 16 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Noah: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 93 Thunder – 117
Gallinari: 15 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Lauvergne: 7 Rebs./Durant: 25 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 103 Lakers – 93
Nowitzki: 25 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs./Randle: 22 Pts. Randle: 4 Asts. Randle: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Pistons 3-0
2. Raptors 3-0
3. Hawks 3-1
4. Bulls 3-1
5. Knicks 2-1
6. Cavaliers 2-1
7. Wizards 2-1
8. Heat 2-1
9. Celtics 1-2
10. Sixers 0-2
11. Magic 0-3
12. Hornets 0-3
13. Pacers 0-3
14. Bucks 0-3
15. Nets 0-3
West:
1. Thunder 3-0
2. Clippers 3-0
3. Warriors 3-0
4. Timberwolves 2-0
5. Spurs 2-1
6. Suns 2-1
7. Jazz 2-1
8. Grizzlies 2-1
9. Mavericks 2-1
10. Kings 1-2
11. Blazers 1-2
12. Nuggets 1-2
13. Lakers 0-3
14. Pelicans 0-3
15. Rockets 0-3
Tuesday, November 3 Schedule:
Cleveland at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
San Antonio at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Houston – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: November 03, 2015, 06:47:59 PM
November 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers – 107 Sixers – 100
James: 22 Pts. James: 11 Asts. James: 9 Rebs./Okafor: 24 Pts. McConnell: 12 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 103 Nets – 96
Bayless: 26 Pts. Vasquez: 8 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs./Lopez: 18 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs.
Spurs – 94 Knicks – 84
Aldridge: 19 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. Leonard: 14 Rebs./Anthony: 19 Pts. Lopez: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 14 Rebs.
Thunder – 105 Rockets – 110
Durant: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Ibaka: 14 Rebs./Harden: 37 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 8 Rebs.
Blazers – 106 Timberwolves – 101
Lillard: 34 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./Martin: 24 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Rubio: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 69 Warriors – 119
Gasol: 13 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs./Curry: 30 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Ezeli: 10 Rebs.
Suns – 96 Clippers – 102
Morris: 19 Pts. Knight: 8 Asts. Chandler: 17 Rebs./Griffin: 22 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Griffin: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Pistons 3-0
2. Raptors 3-0
3. Hawks 3-1
4. Bulls 3-1
5. Cavaliers 3-1
6. Wizards 2-1
7. Heat 2-1
8. Knicks 2-2
9. Celtics 1-2
10. Bucks 1-3
11. Magic 0-3
12. Hornets 0-3
13. Pacers 0-3
14. Sixers 0-3
15. Nets 0-4
West:
1. Clippers 4-0
2. Warriors 4-0
3. Thunder 3-1
4. Spurs 3-1
5. Mavericks 2-1
6. Timberwolves 2-1
7. Jazz 2-1
8. Blazers 2-2
9. Grizzlies 2-2
10. Suns 2-2
11. Kings 1-2
12. Nuggets 1-2
13. Rockets 1-3
14. Lakers 0-3
15. Pelicans 0-3
Wednesday, November 4 Schedule: 7 games
Chicago at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Indiana at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Atlanta at Miami – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Toronto at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Memphis at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Denver at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 04, 2015, 07:50:13 PM
Bulls – 105 Hornets – 130
Butler: 26 Pts. Rose: 5 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./Lamb: 20 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Pacers – 94 Pistons – 82
Stuckey: 23 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. George: 9 Rebs./Drummond: 25 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 29 Rebs.
Hawks – 98 Heat – 92
Teague: 26 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs./Whiteside: 23 Pts. Wade: 3 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 103 Pelicans – 94
Fournier: 30 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs./Gordon: 21 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Raptors – 102 Mavericks – 91
Lowry: 27 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Scola: 12 Rebs./Nowitzki: 18 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Powell: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 103 Kings – 89
Randolph: 20 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Gay: 19 Pts. Rondo: 4 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 7 Rebs.
Nuggets – 120 Lakers – 109
Faried: 28 Pts. Mudiay: 10 Asts. Faried: 15 Rebs./Clarkson: 30 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Black: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Raptors 4-0
2. Hawks 4-1
3. Pistons 3-1
4. Cavaliers 3-1
5. Wizards 2-1
6. Bulls 3-2
7. Knicks 2-2
8. Heat 2-2
9. Celtics 1-2
10. Pacers 1-3
11. Hornets 1-3
12. Bucks 1-3
13. Magic 1-3
14. Sixers 0-3
15. Nets 0-4
West:
1. Clippers 4-0
2. Warriors 4-0
3. Thunder 3-1
4. Spurs 3-1
5. Timberwolves 2-1
6. Jazz 2-1
7. Grizzlies 3-2
8. Mavericks 2-2
9. Suns 2-2
10. Blazers 2-2
11. Nuggets 2-2
12. Rockets 1-3
13. Kings 1-3
14. Lakers 0-4
15. Pelicans 0-4
Post Merge: November 05, 2015, 11:18:44 PM
November 5, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics – 98 Pacers – 100
Thomas: 27 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./George: 26 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs.
Spurs – 99 Wizards – 102
Leonard: 23 Pts. Duncan: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Beal: 25 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs.
Nets – 87 Hawks – 101
Lopez: 27 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs./Horford: 21 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Knicks – 86 Cavaliers – 96
Anthony: 17 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Anthony: 12 Rebs./James: 23 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Magic – 114 Rockets – 119
Fournier: 29 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Gordon: 8 Rebs./Harden: 28 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Sixers – 87 Bucks – 91
Okafor: 21 Pts. McConnell: 12 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs./Middleton: 21 Pts. Vasquez: 5 Asts. Monroe: 8 Rebs.
Raptors – 103 Thunder – 98
DeRozan: 28 Pts. DeRozan: 3 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Durant: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 16 Asts. Durant: 7 Rebs.
Kings – 97 Suns – 118
Koufos: 16 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Gay: 8 Rebs./Bledsoe: 19 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs.
Blazers – 108 Jazz – 92
Lillard: 35 Pts. McCollum: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 16 Rebs./Burks: 21 Pts. Hood: 4 Asts. Favors: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 108 Warriors – 112
Paul: 24 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Curry: 31 Pts. Green: 5 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Raptors 5-0
2. Hawks 5-1
3. Cavaliers 4-1
4. Pistons 3-1
5. Wizards 3-1
6. Bulls 3-2
7. Heat 2-2
8. Knicks 2-3
9. Bucks 2-3
10. Pacers 2-3
11. Celtics 1-3
12. Hornets 1-3
13. Magic 1-4
14. Sixers 0-4
15. Nets 0-5
West:
1. Warriors 5-0
2. Clippers 4-1
3. Timberwolves 2-1
4. Grizzlies 3-2
5. Thunder 3-2
6. Suns 3-2
7. Blazers 3-2
8. Spurs 3-2
9. Mavericks 2-2
10. Nuggets 2-2
11. Jazz 2-2
12. Rockets 2-3
13. Kings 1-4
14. Lakers 0-4
15. Pelicans 0-4
Post Merge: November 06, 2015, 06:52:40 PM
November 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Thunder – 98 Bulls – 104
Durant: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 8 Rebs./Rose: 29 Pts. Rose: 7 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
Heat – 96 Timberwolves – 84
Wade: 25 Pts. Johnson: 3 Asts. Bosh: 12 Rebs./Martin: 14 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Bjelica: 7 Rebs.
Hornets – 108 Mavericks – 94
Jefferson: 31 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs./Williams: 15 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 96 Nuggets – 84
Hayward: 20 Pts. Burks: 8 Asts. Gobert: 16 Rebs./Gallinari: 18 Pts. Nelson: 4 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 96 Blazers – 115
Lee: 18 Pts. Udrih: 6 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Raptors 5-0
2. Hawks 5-1
3. Cavaliers 4-1
4. Pistons 3-1
5. Wizards 3-1
6. Bulls 4-2
7. Heat 3-2
8. Knicks 2-3
9. Bucks 2-3
10. Pacers 2-3
11. Hornets 2-3
12. Celtics 1-3
13. Magic 1-4
14. Sixers 0-4
15. Nets 0-5
West:
1. Warriors 5-0
2. Clippers 4-1
3. Blazers 4-2
4. Suns 3-2
5. Jazz 3-2
6. Spurs 3-2
7. Grizzlies 3-3
8. Thunder 3-3
9. Timberwolves 2-2
10. Nuggets 2-3
11. Rockets 2-3
12. Mavericks 2-3
13. Kings 1-4
14. Lakers 0-4
15. Pelicans 0-4
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 07, 2015, 06:47:22 PM
Raptors – 87 Magic – 92
DeRozan: 23 Pts. Scola: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./Harris: 20 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Harris: 9 Rebs.
Wizards – 98 Celtics – 118
Beal: 24 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs./Sullinger: 21 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Crowder:
10 Rebs.
Lakers – 104 Nets – 98
Bryant: 18 Pts. Clarkson: 3 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs./Lopez: 23 Pts. Jack: 12 Asts. Hollis-
Jefferson: 11 Rebs.
Sixers – 102 Cavaliers – 108
Noel: 18 Pts. Canaan: 4 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs./James: 31 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Love: 14
Rebs.
Bucks – 99 Knicks – 92
Henson: 22 Pts. Vasquez: 5 Asts. Monroe: 7 Rebs./Anthony: 17 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 13 Rebs.
Heat – 87 Pacers – 90
Bosh: 21 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs./George: 36 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. George: 12
Rebs.
Hawks – 121 Pelicans – 115
Millsap: 22 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap:12 Rebs./Davis: 43 Pts. Smith: 11 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Pistons – 100 Suns – 92
Jackson: 23 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Bledsoe: 22 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 104 Warriors – 119
Gallinari: 25 Pts. Barton: 5 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Curry: 34 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Green: 9
Rebs.
Rockets – 116 Kings – 110
Harden: 43 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Capela: 12 Rebs./Casspi: 22 Pts. Collison: 9 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Hawks 6-1
2. Cavaliers 5-1
3. Raptors 5-1
4. Pistons 4-1
5. Bulls 4-2
6. Wizards 3-2
7. Pacers 3-3
8. Heat 3-3
9. Bucks 3-3
10. Celtics 2-3
11. Hornets 2-3
12. Knicks 2-4
13. Magic 2-4
14. Sixers 0-5
15. Nets 0-6
West:
1. Warriors 6-0
2. Clippers 4-1
3. Blazers 4-2
4. Spurs 3-2
5. Jazz 3-2
6. Rockets 3-3
7. Thunder 3-3
8. Timberwolves 2-2
9. Suns 3-3
10. Grizzlies 3-3
11. Mavericks 2-3
12. Nuggets 2-4
13. Lakers 1-4
14. Kings 1-5
15. Pelicans 0-5
Sunday, November 8 Schedule: 9 games
Minnesota at Chicago – 6 pm ET
Orlando at Philadelphia – 7:30 pm ET
Washington at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET
Charlotte at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Memphis at Utah – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Golden State at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Houston at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: jamesbond on November 07, 2015, 07:23:45 PM
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Kobe Bryant, a five-time NBA champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, says he'll never play for another team.
"I've said it so many times -- I'm a Laker for life," Bryant said Friday after the Lakers beat the Brooklyn Nets 104-98 for their first win of the fledgling season. "I bleed purple and gold."
Bryant, 37, received a rapturous welcome from fans in what might have been his last appearance in the Nets' Barclays Center arena.
But he couldn't hide his impatience when asked after the contest about former coach Phil Jackson's pre-season suggestion that Bryant might continue his career with another club after his Lakers contract -- which pays him $25 million a year -- expires at the end of this campaign.
"That's Phil baiting you guys like he always does," said Bryant, who has said he'll make up his mind about retirement when the season ends.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 09, 2015, 06:43:41 AM
November 8, Final Score/Leaders:
Timberwolves – 102 Bulls – 93
Wiggins: 31 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 13 Rebs./Gasol: 21 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 105 Sixers – 97
Payton: 20 Pts. Watson: 7 Asts. Dedmon: 9 Rebs./Canaan: 23 Pts. McConnell: 9 Asts. McConnell: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 99 Hawks – 114
Porter: 23 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Bazemore: 25 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 98 Mavericks – 107
Davis: 25 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Anderson: 9 Rebs./Williams: 19 Pts. Harris: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 14 Rebs.
Nets – 86 Bucks – 94
Lopez: 20 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Young: 13 Rebs./Monroe: 20 Pts. Bayless: 10 Asts. Middleton: 9 Rebs.
Hornets – 94 Spurs – 114
Walker: 27 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Jefferson: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 23 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. West: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 79 Jazz – 89
Conley: 20 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Burke: 24 Pts. Burks: 4 Asts. Favors: 16 Rebs.
Warriors – 103 Kings – 94
Curry: 24 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Ezeli: 12 Rebs./Gay: 22 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Rondo: 12 Rebs.
Rockets – 109 Clippers – 105
Harden: 46 Pts. Lawson: 4 Asts. Howard: 20 Rebs./Griffin: 35 Pts. Griffin: 5 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Hawks 7-1
2. Cavaliers 5-1
3. Raptors 5-1
4. Pistons 4-1
5. Bulls 4-3
6. Bucks 4-3
7. Pacers 3-3
8. Heat 3-3
9. Wizards 3-3
10. Magic 3-4
11. Celtics 2-3
12. Knicks 2-4
13. Hornets 2-4
14. Sixers 0-6
15. Nets 0-7
West:
1. Warriors 7-0
2. Blazers 4-2
3. Spurs 4-2
4. Clippers 4-2
5. Jazz 4-2
6. Timberwolves 3-2
7. Rockets 4-3
8. Mavericks 3-3
9. Thunder 3-3
10. Suns 3-3
11. Grizzlies 3-4
12. Nuggets 2-4
13. Lakers 1-4
14. Kings 1-6
15. Pelicans 0-6
Monday, November 9 Schedule: 5 games
Indiana at Cleveland – 3:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at New York – 3:30 pm ET
Toronto at Miami – 6 pm ET
Phoenix at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Portland – 9 pm ET
Post Merge: November 09, 2015, 08:48:39 PM
November 9, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers – 97 Cavaliers – 101
George: 32 Pts. George: 6 Asts. George: 11 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. Dellavedova: 9 Asts. Love: 19 Rebs.
Lakers – 95 Knicks – 99
Bryant: 18 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 24 Pts. Grant: 8 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs.
Raptors – 76 Heat – 96
Valanciunas: 17 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Johnson: 7 Rebs./Bosh: 23 Pts. Chalmers: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 103 Thunder – 124
Bledsoe: 28 Pts. Bledsoe: 11 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs./Durant: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs.
Pistons – 120 Blazers – 103
Jackson: 40 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 27 Rebs./Lillard: 26 Pts. Lillard: 11 Asts. Aminu: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Hawks 7-1
2. Cavaliers 6-1
3. Pistons 5-1
4. Raptors 5-2
5. Bulls 4-3
6. Bucks 4-3
7. Heat 4-3
8. Wizards 3-3
9. Pacers 3-4
10. Magic 3-4
11. Knicks 3-4
12. Celtics 2-3
13. Hornets 2-4
14. Sixers 0-6
15. Nets 0-7
West:
1. Warriors 7-0
2. Spurs 4-2
3. Jazz 4-2
4. Clippers 4-2
5. Timberwolves 3-2
6. Blazers 4-3
7. Rockets 4-3
8. Thunder 4-3
9. Mavericks 3-3
10. Suns 3-4
11. Grizzlies 3-4
12. Nuggets 2-4
13. Lakers 1-5
14. Kings 1-6
15. Pelicans 0-6
November 10, Schedules :
Orlando at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Chicago at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Minnesota at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Portland at Denver – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Detroit at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Memphis at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: jamesbond on November 09, 2015, 09:30:35 PM
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The New York Knicks, aided by a late three-pointer from Langston Galloway, beat the Los Angeles Lakers 99-95 to lend a bittersweet flavor to Kobe Bryant's likely last game at Madison Square Garden.
The 37-year-old Bryant, in his 20th and probably final season with the Lakers, says he doesn't want the 2015-16 campaign to turn into a farewell tour.
But he may not be able to prevent it, if the adoring reception he received from New York basketball fans is any indication.
"It felt amazing," said Bryant, who drew a roar almost every time he touched the ball.
Bryant had received a similar welcome across town in Brooklyn two nights earlier, but the cheers resonated even more in Madison Square Garden, the storied Manhattan venue where Bryant played his first NBA All-Star Game in 1998 and where he scored a stunning 61 points against the Knicks on February 2, 2009.
He entered the game with the highest scoring average at the Garden of any active player at 30.7 points per game in 15 games.
"I remember coming in my first game here, not knowing what the hell to expect, what to do," Bryant said. "To be here 20 years later and have that (cheering) happen feels amazing."
Although Bryant said he wasn't certain that was his Madison Square Garden farewell, Lakers coach Byron Scott said this weekend he'd had his first real hint from the player that he wouldn't return after his current contract expires at the end of the season.
Scott told reporters in New York he had asked Bryant about something coming up next summer.
"His answer was 'This might be my last year,'" Scott said.
The five-time NBA champion led the Lakers with 18 points on six-of-18 shooting.
Center Roy Hibbert added 18 points and nine rebounds and second-year guard Jordan Clarkson contributed 10 points.
But a close game got away from the Lakers in late in the fourth quarter.
Galloway drained a three-pointer with two minutes remaining for a two-point Knicks lead and the hosts never trailed again on the way to their first home win of the season.
Forward Carmelo Anthony led the Knicks with a game-high 24 points, 11 of them in the fourth quarter and also pulled down eight rebounds.
After the game Bryant traded hugs and chats with some former Lakers colleagues, including ex-coach Phil Jackson, now the Knicks president, and former teammate Sasha Vujacic.
But former teammate Derek Fisher, another ex-Laker, wasn't on the floor for the post-game embraces having been ejected in the third quarter for arguing when Knicks rookie Kristaps Porzingis was called for a foul on Bryant.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 10, 2015, 05:39:52 PM
Magic - 84 Pacers - 97
Fournier: 21 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Harris: 10 Rebs./George: 27 Pts. George: 7 Asts. Mahinmi: 9 Rebs.
Bulls - 111 Sixers - 88
Mirotic: 20 Pts. Rose: 7 Asts. Mirotic: 10 Rebs./Okafor: 21 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Okafor: 15 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 117 Hawks - 107
Wiggins: 33 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Teague: 24 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Horford: 6 Rebs.
Blazers - 104 Nuggets - 108
Lillard: 30 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Hickson: 19 Pts. Mudiay: 5 Asts. Hickson: 13 Rebs.
Spurs - 106 Kings - 88
Leonard: 24 Pts. Mills: 8 Asts. Duncan: 14'Rebs./Cousins: 21 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Pistons - 95 Warriors -109
Jackson: 20 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs./Thompson: 24 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 92 Clippers - 94
Randolph: 26 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./Griffin: 24 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Griffin: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 6-1
2. Hawks 7-2
3. Pistons 5-2
4. Raptors 5-2
5. Bulls 5-3
6. Bucks 4-3
7. Heat 4-3
8. Pacers 4-4
9. Wizards 3-3
10. Knicks 3-4
11. Celtics 2-3
12. Magic 3-5
13. Hornets 2-4
14. Nets 0-7
15. Sixers 0-7
West:
1. Warriors 8-0
2. Spurs 5-2
3. Clippers 5-2
4. Timberwolves 4-2
5. Jazz 4-2
6. Rockets 4-3
7. Thunder 4-3
8. Blazers 4-4
9. Mavericks 3-3
10. Suns 3-4
11. Nuggets 3-4
12. Grizzlies 3-5
13. Lakers 1-5
14. Kings 1-7
15. Pelicans 0-6
Wednesday, November 11 Schedule: 7 games
Utah at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Washington – 7 pm ET on NBATV
L.A. Lakers at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
New York at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Charlotte at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Dallas at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Post Merge: November 11, 2015, 06:25:15 PM
November 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Jazz – 114 Cavaliers – 118
Burks: 24 Pts. Gobert: 5 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs./James: 31 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs.
Thunder – 125 Wizards – 101
Waiters: 25 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs./Gortat: 15 Pts. Wall: 5 Asts. Blair: 9 Rebs.
Lakers – 88 Heat – 101
Young: 17 Pts. Russell: 4 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs./Bosh: 30 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Knicks – 111 Raptors – 109
Anthony: 25 Pts. Galloway: 4 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 29 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Celtics – 99 Bucks – 83
Thomas: 20 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 10 Rebs./Monroe: 17 Pts. Monroe: 4 Asts. Monroe: 14 Rebs.
Hornets – 104 Timberwolves – 95
Lin: 19 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs./LaVine: 20 Pts. LaVine: 8 Asts. Towns: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks – 105 Pelicans – 120
Nowitzki: 18 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Villanueva: 9 Rebs./Anderson: 25 Pts. Smith: 12 Asts. Anderson: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 7-1
2. Hawks 7-2
3. Pistons 5-2
4. Raptors 5-3
5. Bulls 5-3
6. Heat 5-3
7. Knicks 4-4
8. Bucks 4-4
9. Pacers 4-4
10. Celtics 3-3
11. Wizards 3-4
12. Hornets 3-4
13. Magic 3-5
14. Nets 0-7
15. Sixers 0-7
West:
1. Warriors 8-0
2. Spurs 5-2
3. Clippers 5-2
4. Thunder 5-3
5. Timberwolves 4-3
6. Jazz 4-3
7. Rockets 4-3
8. Blazers 4-4
9. Mavericks 3-4
10. Suns 3-4
11. Nuggets 3-4
12. Grizzlies 3-5
13. Pelicans 1-6
14. Lakers 1-6
15. Kings 1-7
Thursday, November 12 Schedule:
New York at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Indiana at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Dallas – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Brooklyn at Houston – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Denver – 9 pm ET
Detroit at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
San Antonio at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: November 12, 2015, 03:03:38 PM
November 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 93 Hornets – 95
Anthony: 29 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Porzingis: 15 Rebs./Batum: 24 Pts. Hawes: 5 Asts.
Batum: 5 Rebs.
Lakers – 99 Magic – 101
Hibbert: 15 Pts. Clarkson: 5 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./Napier: 22 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Harris:
11 Reb.
Raptors – 119 Sixers – 103
Lowry: 23 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs./Okafor: 26 Pts. McConnell: 13 Asts.
Grant: 10 Rebs.
Pacers – 102 Celtics – 91
George: 26 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. George: 10 Rebs./Turner: 20 Pts. Thomas: 4 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans – 98 Hawks – 106
Gordon: 26 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Anderson: 11 Rebs./Horford: 26 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Millsap: 16 Rebs.
Clippers – 108 Mavericks – 118
Griffin: 21 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Nowitzki: 31 Pts. Barea: 7 Asts. Nowitzki: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 106 Rockets – 98
Bogdanovic: 22 Pts. Johnson: 10 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Harden: 23 Pts. Thornton: 7 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs.
Warriors – 100 Grizzlies – 84
Curry: 28 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Thompson: 7 Rebs./Gasol: 26 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Green: 9
Rebs.
Bucks – 102 Nuggets – 103
Bayless: 22 Pts. Vasquez: 9 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Gallinari: 25 Pts. Mudiay: 11 Asts. Faried: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 92 Kings – 101
Jackson: 16 Pts. Tolliver: 4 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Cousins: 33 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Rondo: 11 Rebs.
Spurs – 113 Blazers – 101
Aldridge: 23 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs./Lillard: 22 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Plumlee:
9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 7-1
2. Hawks 8-2
3. Raptors 6-3
4. Pistons 5-3
5. Bulls 5-3
6. Heat 5-3
7. Pacers 5-4
8. Hornets 4-4
9. Bucks 4-5
10. Knicks 4-5
11. Magic 4-5
12. Celtics 3-4
13. Wizards 3-4
14. Nets 1-7
15. Sixers 0-8
West:
1. Warriors 9-0
2. Spurs 6-2
3. Thunder 5-3
4. Clippers 5-3
5. Timberwolves 4-3
6. Jazz 4-3
7. Nuggets 4-4
8. Rockets 4-4
9. Mavericks 4-4
10. Blazers 4-5
11. Suns 3-4
12. Grizzlies 3-6
13. Kings 2-7
14. Pelicans 1-7
15. Lakers 1-7
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 14, 2015, 06:55:30 AM
Jazz – 91 Heat – 92
Favors: 25 Pts. Hayward: 3 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs./Bosh: 25 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Warriors – 129 Timberwolves – 116
Curry: 46 Pts. Green: 12 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Wiggins: 19 Pts. Martin: 6 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 104 Suns – 118
Crawford: 18 Pts. Griffin: 4 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs./Knight: 37 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Leuer: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 7-1
2. Hawks 8-2
3. Heat 6-3
4. Raptors 6-3
5. Pistons 5-3
6. Bulls 5-3
7. Pacers 5-4
8. Hornets 4-4
9. Bucks 4-5
10. Knicks 4-5
11. Magic 4-5
12. Celtics 3-4
13. Wizards 3-4
14. Nets 1-7
15. Sixers 0-8
West:
1. Warriors 10-0
2. Spurs 6-2
3. Thunder 5-3
4. Clippers 5-4
5. Jazz 4-4
6. Timberwolves 4-4
7. Nuggets 4-4
8. Rockets 4-4
9. Suns 4-4
10. Mavericks 4-4
11. Blazers 4-5
12. Grizzlies 3-6
13. Kings 2-7
14. Pelicans 1-7
15. Lakers 1-7
Post Merge: November 14, 2015, 03:29:59 PM
November 14, Final Scores/Leaders:
Timberwolves – 103 Pacers – 107
Wiggins: 26 Pts. Miller: 5 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs./George: 29 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. George: 9 Rebs.
Jazz – 93 Magic – 102
Hayward: 16 Pts. Neto: 7 Asts. Favors: 7 Rebs./Fournier: 21 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Harris: 13 Rebs.
Hawks – 93 Celtics – 106
Millsap: 14 Pts. Horford: 8 Asts. Millsap: 6 Rebs./Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Sullinger: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 90 Knicks – 84
James: 31 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 26 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans – 81 Raptors – 100
Gordon: 30 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Ajinca: 9 Rebs./Lowry: 20 Pts. DeRozan: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Hornets – 97 Bulls – 102
Batum: 28 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Walker: 9 Rebs./Butler: 27 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Noah: 18 Rebs.
Blazers – 100 Grizzlies – 101
McCollum: 26 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aminu: 8 Rebs./Gasol: 31 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Sixers – 85 Thunder – 102
Wood: 15 Pts. Stauskas: 3 Asts. Noel: 11 Rebs./Westbrook: 21 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 17 Rebs.
Lakers – 82 Mavericks – 90
Clarkson: 21 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs./Pachulia: 18 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 16 Rebs.
Rockets – 98 Nuggets – 107
Harden: 28 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./Gallinari: 27 Pts. Mudiay: 11 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 109 Kings – 111
Jack: 21 Pts. Jack: 11 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 40 Pts. Rondo: 14 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 8-1
2. Hawks 8-3
3. Raptors 7-3
4. Heat 6-3
5. Bulls 6-3
6. Pistons 5-3
7. Pacers 6-4
8. Magic 5-5
9. Celtics 4-4
10. Bucks 4-5
11. Hornets 4-5
12. Wizards 3-4
13. Knicks 4-6
14. Nets 1-8
15. Sixers 0-9
West:
1. Warriors 10-0
2. Spurs 6-2
3. Thunder 6-3
4. Mavericks 5-4
5. Clippers 5-4
6. Nuggets 5-4
7. Suns 4-4
8. Jazz 4-5
9. Timberwolves 4-5
10. Rockets 4-5
11. Blazers 4-6
12. Grizzlies 4-6
13. Kings 3-7
14. Pelicans 1-8
15. Lakers 1-8
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 16, 2015, 06:02:23 PM
Pistons – 96 Clippers – 101
Jackson: 20 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 19 Rebs./Crawford: 37 Pts. Griffin: 9 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs.
Magic – 99 Wizards – 108
Vucevic: 19 Pts. Fournier: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs./Humphries: 23 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Porter: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 110 Rockets – 98
Felton: 23 Pts. Barea: 8 Asts. Powell: 9 Rebs./Harden: 25 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Capela: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 105 Bucks – 108
James: 37 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs./Bayless: 17 Pts. Bayless: 5 Asts. Monroe: 17 Rebs.
Sixers – 83 Spurs – 92
Okafor: 21 Pts. Pressey: 6 Asts. Okafor: 12 Rebs./Aldridge: 17 Pts. West: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 19 Rebs.
Nuggets – 81 Suns – 105
Barton: 19 Pts. Barton: 4 Asts. Barton: 12 Rebs./Bledsoe: 30 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Teletovic: 9 Rebs.
Nets – 99 Warriors – 107
Jack: 28 Pts. Jack: 9 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 13 Rebs./Curry: 34 Pts. Green: 12 Asts. Bogut: 18 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 8-2
2. Hawks 8-3
3. Raptors 7-3
4. Bulls 6-3
5. Heat 6-3
6. Pacers 6-4
7. Pistons 5-4
8. Celtics 4-4
9. Wizards 4-4
10. Bucks 5-5
11. Magic 5-6
12. Hornets 4-5
13. Knicks 4-6
14. Nets 1-9
15. Sixers 0-10
West:
1. Warriors 11-0
2. Spurs 7-2
3. Thunder 6-3
4. Mavericks 6-4
5. Clippers 6-4
6. Suns 5-4
7. Nuggets 5-5
8. Jazz 4-5
9. Timberwolves 4-5
10. Blazers 4-6
11. Grizzlies 4-6
12. Rockets 4-6
13. Kings 3-7
14. Pelicans 1-8
15. Lakers 1-8
November 16, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pelicans – 87 Knicks – 95
Davis: 36 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 29 Pts. Anthony: 3 Asts. Anthony: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 114 Timberwolves – 106
Je. Green: 21 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs./LaVine: 25 Pts. Miller: 8 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs.
Blazers – 94 Hornets – 106
Lillard: 23 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Batum: 33 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Williams: 6 Rebs.
Jazz – 97 Hawks – 96
Favors: 23 Pts. Burke: 5 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs./Millsap: 26 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Millsap: 6 Rebs.
Celtics – 100 Thunder – 85
Smart: 26 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 15 Rebs./Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 5 Asts. Ibaka: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 101 Kings – 107
DeRozan: 24 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 6 Rebs./Cousins: 36 Pts. Rondo: 14 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Pistons – 85 Lakers – 97
Drummond: 17 Pts. Dinwiddie: 4 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Bryant: 17 Pts. Bryant: 9 Asts. Bryant: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 8-2
2. Hawks 8-4
3. Bulls 6-3
4. Heat 6-3
5. Raptors 7-4
6. Pacers 6-4
7. Celtics 5-4
8. Pistons 5-5
9. Wizards 4-4
10. Bucks 5-5
11. Hornets 5-5
12. Magic 5-6
13. Knicks 5-6
14. Nets 1-9
15. Sixers 0-10
West:
1. Warriors 11-0
2. Spurs 7-2
3. Thunder 6-4
4. Mavericks 6-4
5. Clippers 6-4
6. Suns 5-4
7. Jazz 5-5
8. Nuggets 5-5
9. Grizzlies 5-6
10. Rockets 4-6
11. Timberwolves 4-6
12. Blazers 4-7
13. Kings 4-7
14. Lakers 2-8
15. Pelicans 1-9
Post Merge: November 18, 2015, 06:55:41 AM
November 17, Final Scores/Leaders:
Mavericks - 92 Sixers - 86
Nowitzki: 21 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Powell: 8 Rebs./Okafor: 19 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs.
Pacers - 95 Bulls - 96
George: 26 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. J. Hill: 12 Rebs./Rose: 23 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 111 Rockets - 95
Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Smart: 9 Rebs./Ariza: 19 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs.
Thunder - 114 Grizzlies - 122
Westbrook: 40 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./Chalmers: 29 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 80 Spurs - 93
Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Lillard: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 19 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs.
Lakers - 101 Suns - 120
Clarkson: 20 Pts. Hibbert: 3 Asts. Hibbert: 7 Rebs./Knight: 30 Pts. Knight: 15 Asts. Knight: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 8-2
2. Bulls 7-3
3. Hawks 8-4
4. Heat 6-3
5. Raptors 7-4
6. Celtics 6-4
7. Pacers 6-5
8. Pistons 5-5
9. Wizards 4-4
10. Bucks 5-5
11. Hornets 5-5
12. Knicks 5-6
13. Magic 5-6
14. Nets 1-9
15. Sixers 0-11
West:
1. Warriors 11-0
2. Spurs 8-2
3. Mavericks 7-4
4. Suns 6-4
5. Clippers 6-4
6. Thunder 6-5
7. Grizzlies 6-6
8. Jazz 5-5
9. Nuggets 5-5
10. Timberwolves 4-6
11. Rockets 4-7
12. Kings 4-7
13. Blazers 4-8
14. Lakers 2-9
15. Pelicans 1-9
Wednesday, November 18 Schedule: 7 games
Milwaukee at Washington - 7 pm ET on NBATV
Atlanta at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Miami - 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at New York - 7:30 pm ET
Denver at New Orleans - 8 pm ET
Toronto at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: November 18, 2015, 02:26:08 PM
November 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks - 86 Wizards - 115
Middleton: 14 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts. Bayless: 6 Rebs./Wall: 19 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Hawks - 88 Nets - 90
Horford: 18 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Sefolosha: 7 Rebs./Lopez: 24 Pts. Johnson: 9 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 99 Pistons - 104
James: 30 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs./Drummond: 25 Pts. Jackson: 12 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 103 Heat - 91
Wiggins: 24 Pts. Rubio: 3 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs./Whiteside: 22 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Hornets - 94 Knicks - 102
Walker: 31 Pts. Lin: 3 Asts. Batum: 6 Rebs./ Porzingis: 29 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. Anthony:
11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 115 Pelicans - 98
Gallinari: 32 Pts. Gallinari: 8 Asts. Gallinari: 8 Rebs./ Anderson: 24 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Babbitt: 7 Rebs.
Raptors - 110 Warriors - 115
Lowry: 28 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Curry: 37 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 8-3
2. Bulls 7-3
3. Hawks 8-5
4. Celtics 6-4
5. Heat 6-4
6. Raptors 7-5
7. Wizards 5-4
8. Pacers 6-5
9. Pistons 6-5
10. Knicks 6-6
11. Bucks 5-6
12. Magic 5-6
13. Hornets 5-6
14. Nets 2-9
15. Sixers 0-11
West:
1. Warriors 12-0
2. Spurs 8-2
3. Mavericks 7-4
4. Suns 6-4
5. Clippers 6-4
6. Thunder 6-5
7. Nuggets 6-5
8. Jazz 5-5
9. Grizzlies 6-6
10. Timberwolves 5-6
11. Rockets 4-7
12. Kings 4-7
13. Blazers 4-8
14. Lakers 2-9
15. Pelicans 1-10
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 19, 2015, 02:19:41 PM
Nets - 111 Hornets - 116
Young: 27 Pts. Jack: 9 Asts. Young: 8 Rebs./Batum: 24 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Williams: 9
Rebs.
Timberwolves - 101 Magic - 104
Wiggins: 28 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Fournier: 26 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Harris: 11 Rebs.
Pacers - 112 Sixers - 85
George: 34 Pts. Ellis: 9 Asts. George: 8 Rebs./ McConnell: 16 Pts. Pressey: 5 Asts. Thompson: 9 Rebs.
Mavericks - 106 Celtics - 102
Nowitzki: 23 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 19 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 12 Rebs.
Kings - 97 Hawks - 103
Cousins: 24 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Rondo: 12 Rebs./Millsap: 23 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Millsap: 16 Rebs.
Blazers - 103 Rockets - 108
Lillard: 23 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Aminu: 15 Rebs./Harden: 45 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 19 Rebs.
Pelicans - 103 Thunder - 110
Anderson: 30 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Ajinca: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 43 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Kanter: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets - 98 Spurs - 109
Jokic: 23 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Jokic: 12 Rebs./Parker: 25 Pts. Parker: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs.
Raptors - 89 Jazz - 93
Scola: 22 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Favors: 18 Pts. Hood: 4 Asts. Favors:
11 Rebs.
Bulls - 103 Suns - 97
Butler: 32 Pts. Hinrich: 6 Asts. Noah: 11 Rebs./Knight: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Bulls 8-3
2. Cavaliers 8-3
3. Hawks 9-5
4. Heat 6-4
5. Pacers 7-5
6. Wizards 5-4
7. Celtics 6-5
8. Pistons 6-5
9. Raptors 7-6
10. Knicks 6-6
11. Magic 6-6
12. Hornets 6-6
13. Bucks 5-6
14. Nets 2-10
15. Sixers 0-12
West:
1. Warriors 12-0
2. Spurs 9-2
3. Mavericks 8-4
4. Clippers 6-4
5. Thunder 7-5
6. Jazz 6-5
7. Suns 6-5
8. Nuggets 6-6
9. Grizzlies 6-6
10. Rockets 5-7
11. Timberwolves 5-7
12. Kings 4-8
13. Blazers 4-9
14. Lakers 2-9
15. Pelicans 1-11
Post Merge: November 20, 2015, 05:10:43 PM
November 20, Final Scores/Leaders:
Kings - 109 Heat - 116
Belinelli: 23 Pts. Rondo: 18 Asts. Gay: 12 Rebs./Wade: 24 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Bosh:
11 Rebs.
Bucks - 100 Cavaliers - 115
Antetokounmpo: 33 Pts. Carter-Williams: 5 Asts. Monroe: 8 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. Dellavedova: 13 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs.
Warriors - 124 Clippers - 117
Curry: 40 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Curry: 11 Rebs./Paul: 35 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 9-3
2. Bulls 8-3
3. Hawks 9-5
4. Heat 7-4
5. Pacers 7-5
6. Wizards 5-4
7. Celtics 6-5
8. Pistons 6-5
9. Raptors 7-6
10. Knicks 6-6
11. Magic 6-6
12. Hornets 6-6
13. Bucks 5-7
14. Nets 2-10
15. Sixers 0-12
West:
1. Warriors 13-0
2. Spurs 9-2
3. Mavericks 8-4
4. Thunder 7-5
5. Suns 6-5
6. Clippers 6-5
7. Jazz 6-5
8. Nuggets 6-6
9. Grizzlies 6-6
10. Rockets 5-7
11. Timberwolves 5-7
12. Blazers 4-9
13. Kings 4-9
14. Lakers 2-9
15. Pelicans 1-11
Saturday, November 21 Schedule: 11 games
Philadelphia at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at New Orleans – 8 pm ET on ESPN
New York at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Utah at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Denver – 9 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Portland – 10 pm ET
Chicago at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Toronto at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 21, 2015, 04:34:42 PM
Sixers - 88 Hornets - 113
Noel: 16 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs./Jefferson: 26 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 10 Rebs.
Nets - 95 Celtics - 120
Lopez: 14 Pts. Jack: 5 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 11 Rebs./Bradley: 21 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Olynyk: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 84 Grizzlies - 96
Harden: 22 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs./Conley: 26 Pts. Gasol: 11 Asts. Gasol:
11 Rebs.
Pistons - 96 Timberwolves - 86
Drummond: 21 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 21 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 7 Rebs.
Spurs - 90 Pelicans - 104
Leonard: 22 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 11 Rebs./Anderson: 30 Pts. Smith: 13 Asts. Davis: 18 Rebs.
Knicks - 93 Thunder - 90
Anthony: 25 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs./Westbrook: 34 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs.
Jazz - 93 Mavericks - 102
Hayward: 22 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./Williams: 23 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 114 Nuggets - 107
Knight: 38 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Knight: 11 Rebs./Mudiay: 26 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Gallinari: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 91 Blazers - 102
Griffin: 21 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs./Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Davis:
15 Rebs.
Bulls - 94 Warriors - 106
Butler: 28 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Curry: 27 Pts. Green: 5 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs.
Raptors - 102 Lakers - 91
Lowry: 25 Pts. Joseph: 6 Asts. Carroll: 7 Rebs./Randle: 18 Pts. Bryant: 5 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 9-3
2. Bulls 8-4
3. Hawks 9-5
4. Heat 7-4
5. Celtics 7-5
6. Pacers 7-5
7. Pistons 7-5
8. Raptors 8-6
9. Wizards 5-4
10. Knicks 7-6
11. Hornets 7-6
12. Magic 6-6
13. Bucks 5-7
14. Nets 2-11
15. Sixers 0-13
West:
1. Warriors 14-0
2. Spurs 9-3
3. Mavericks 9-4
4. Suns 7-5
5. Grizzlies 7-6
6. Thunder 7-6
7. Jazz 6-6
8. Clippers 6-6
9. Nuggets 6-7
10. Rockets 5-8
11. Timberwolves 5-8
12. Blazers 5-9
13. Kings 4-9
14. Lakers 2-10
15. Pelicans 2-11
Post Merge: November 22, 2015, 05:53:53 PM
November 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Kings - 97 Magic - 91
Cousins: 29 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./Harris: 24 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 86 Pacers - 123
Monroe: 11 Pts. Monroe: 3 Asts. Monroe: 14 Rebs./Miles: 21 Pts. George: 7 Asts. Hill: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 97 Cavaliers - 109
Millsap: 14 Pts. Millsap: 5 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Love: 25 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 16 Rebs.
Wizards - 97 Pistons - 95
Nene: 18 Pts. Sessions: 9 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs./Jackson: 20 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Sixers - 91 Heat - 96
Canaan: 22 Pts. McConnell: 5 Asts. Okafor: 11 Rebs./Wade: 27 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Bosh: 11 Rebs.
Knicks - 107 Rockets - 102
Porzingis: 24 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Porzingis: 14 Rebs./Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Capela: 14 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 82 Spurs - 92
Conley: 16 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 19 Pts. Duncan: 4 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 10-3
2. Heat 8-4
3. Bulls 8-4
4. Pacers 8-5
5. Hawks 9-6
6. Wizards 6-4
7. Celtics 7-5
8. Knicks 8-6
9. Raptors 8-6
10. Pistons 7-6
11. Hornets 7-6
12. Magic 6-7
13. Bucks 5-8
14. Nets 2-11
15. Sixers 0-14
West:
1. Warriors 14-0
2. Spurs 10-3
3. Mavericks 9-4
4. Suns 7-5
5. Thunder 7-6
6. Grizzlies 7-7
7. Jazz 6-6
8. Clippers 6-6
9. Nuggets 6-7
10. Timberwolves 5-8
11. Rockets 5-9
12. Blazers 5-9
13. Kings 5-9
14. Lakers 2-10
15. Pelicans 2-11
Monday, November 23 Schedule: 6 games
Toronto at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
Boston at Brooklyn – 6 pm ET
Phoenix at New Orleans – 6 pm ET
Dallas at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET
Golden State at Denver – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Portland at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 23, 2015, 09:30:18 PM
Raptors - 91 Clippers - 80
DeRozan: 21 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Biyombo: 14 Rebs./Redick: 17 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Celtics - 101 Nets - 111
Thomas: 27 Thomas: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 23 Pts. Larkin: 5 Asts. Young: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 116 Pelicans - 122
Bledsoe: 29 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs./Davis: 32 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Davis: 19 Rebs.
Mavericks - 114 Thunder - 117
Williams: 20 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs.
Warriors - 118 Nuggets - 105
Thompson: 21 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs./Arthur: 21 Pts. Mudiay: 8 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 107 Lakers - 93
Lillard: 30 Pts. Lillard: 13 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs./Clarkson: 19 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Randle: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 10-3
2. Heat 8-4
3. Bulls 8-4
4. Pacers 8-5
5. Raptors 9-6
6. Hawks 9-6
7. Wizards 6-4
8. Knicks 8-6
9. Pistons 7-6
10. Celtics 7-6
11. Hornets 7-6
12. Magic 6-7
13. Bucks 5-8
14. Nets 3-11
15. Sixers 0-14
West:
1. Warriors 15-0
2. Spurs 10-3
3. Mavericks 9-5
4. Thunder 8-6
5. Suns 7-6
6. Grizzlies 7-7
7. Jazz 6-6
8. Clippers 6-7
9. Nuggets 6-8
10. Blazers 6-9
11. Timberwolves 5-8
12. Rockets 5-9
13. Kings 5-9
14. Pelicans 3-11
15. Lakers 2-11
Tuesday, November 24 Schedule: 7 games
Sacramento at Charlotte - 7 pm ET
Orlando at Cleveland - 7 pm ET
New York at Miami - 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Detroit at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at Minnesota - 8 pm ET
Phoenix at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Utah - 9 pm ET
Post Merge: November 24, 2015, 09:14:38 PM
November 24, Final Scores:
Kings - 122 Hornets - 127
Cousins: 30 Pts. Rondo: 20 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs./Walker: 39 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 103 Cavaliers - 117
Nicholson: 18 Pts. Napier: 9 Asts. Nicholson: 8 Rebs./Love: 34 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs.
Knicks - 78 Heat - 95
Anthony: 21 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 14 Rebs./Wade: 16 Pts. Wade: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Pistons - 88 Bucks - 109
Caldwell-Pope: 17 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs./Monroe: 20 Pts. Carter-Williams: 8 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs.
Sixers - 95 Timberwolves - 100
Okafor: 25 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Okafor: 12 Rebs./Wiggins: 32 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Garnett: 10 Rebs.
Suns - 84 Spurs - 98
Morris: 28 Pts. Knight: 8 Asts. Morris: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 24 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Leonard: 13 Rebs.
Thunder - 111 Jazz - 89
Durant: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 7 Rebs./Hayward: 19 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Favors: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 11-3
2. Heat 9-4
3. Bulls 8-4
4. Pacers 8-5
5. Raptors 9-6
6. Hawks 9-6
7. Wizards 6-4
8. Hornets 8-6
9. Celtics 7-6
10. Knicks 8-7
11. Pistons 7-7
12. Bucks 6-8
13. Magic 6-8
14. Nets 3-11
15. Sixers 0-15
West:
1. Warriors 15-0
2. Spurs 11-3
3. Mavericks 9-5
4. Thunder 9-6
5. Suns 7-7
6. Grizzlies 7-7
7. Clippers 6-7
8. Jazz 6-7
9. Timberwolves 6-8
10. Nuggets 6-8
11. Blazers 6-9
12. Rockets 5-9
13. Kings 5-10
14. Pelicans 3-11
15. Lakers 2-11
Wednesday, November 25 Schedule: 6 games
Indiana at Washington – 7 pm ET
Boston at Atlanta – 8 pm ET on TNT
Dallas at Memphis – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Denver – 9 pm ET
Chicago at Portland – 10 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: November 25, 2015, 01:34:34 AM
End of an Era.
Kobe Bryant , Allen Iverson , Dirk Nowitzki, Tim Duncan, Vince Carter, Steve Nash, Tracy McGrady, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen , and Manu Ginobili.
(https://scontent-ams3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfl1/v/t1.0-0/s480x480/12295499_1092321594131845_2138180731107581800_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=ca845ed4cc068e794c143a3f2540eef9&oe=56EAC496)
Post Merge: November 25, 2015, 09:17:18 PM
November 25, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers – 123 Wizards – 106
George: 40 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Mahinmi: 9 Rebs./Neal: 23 Pts. Wall: 5 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Celtics – 97 Hawks – 121
Bradley: 25 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Johnson: 7 Rebs./Millsap: 25 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Mavericks – 96 Grizzlies – 110
Barea: 16 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. Nowitzki: 10 Rebs./Conley: 21 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 111 Nuggets – 94
Griffin: 18 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Gallinari: 20 Pts. Mudiay: 4 Asts. Gallinari: 18 Rebs.
Bulls – 93 Blazers – 88
Butler: 22 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 19 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 17 Rebs.
Lakers – 77 Warriors – 111
Williams: 10 Pts. World Peace: 3 Asts. Bryant: 6 Rebs./Curry: 24 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Iguodala: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 11-3
2. Heat 9-4
3. Bulls 9-4
4. Pacers 9-5
5. Hawks 10-6
6. Raptors 9-6
7. Hornets 8-6
8. Wizards 6-5
9. Knicks 8-7
10. Pistons 7-7
11. Celtics 7-7
12. Bucks 6-8
13. Magic 6-8
14. Nets 3-11
15. Sixers 0-15
West:
1. Warriors 16-0
2. Spurs 11-3
3. Thunder 9-6
4. Mavericks 9-6
5. Grizzlies 8-7
6. Suns 7-7
7. Clippers 7-7
8. Jazz 6-7
9. Timberwolves 6-8
10. Nuggets 6-9
11. Blazers 6-10
12. Rockets 5-9
13. Kings 5-10
14. Pelicans 3-11
15. Lakers 2-12
Thursday, November 26
Schedule: 12 games
Washington at Charlotte - 7 pm ET
New York at Orlando - 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Boston - 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Toronto - 7:30 pm ET
Memphis at Houston - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Minnesota - 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET
Dallas at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Phoenix - 9 pm ET
Utah at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET
Post by: Itachi101 on November 26, 2015, 12:44:56 AM
kanina o kagabi no match
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 26, 2015, 08:15:38 PM
Wizards - 87 Hornets - 101
Neal: 18 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./ Lamb: 18 Pts. Batum: 11 Asts. Jefferson: 11
Rebs.
Knicks - 91 Magic - 100
Anthony: 28 Pts. Calderon: 4 Asts. Anthony: 13 Rebs./Oladipo: 24 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 80 Celtics - 84
Okafor: 19 Pts. Pressey: 4 Asts. Covington: 14 Rebs./Thomas: 30 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 15 Rebs.
Heat - 81 Pistons - 104
Green: 16 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Drummond: 18 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 20 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 99 Raptors - 103
James: 24 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Lowry: 27 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 102 Rockets - 93
Green: 20 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs./Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Ariza: 12 Rebs.
Kings - 129 Bucks - 118
Gay: 36 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Rondo: 9 Rebs./ Middleton: 21 Pts. Vasquez: 7 Asts. Henson:
11 Rebs.
Hawks - 95 Timberwolves - 99
Teague: 22 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. Horford: 12 Rebs./LaVine: 18 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs.
Nets - 99 Thunder - 110
Lopez: 26 Pts. Larkin: 6 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 11 Rebs./Durant: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 13
Asts. Kanter: 9 Rebs.
Mavericks - 83 Spurs - 88
Matthews: 15 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Nowitzki: 14 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 120 Suns - 114
Davis: 26 Pts. Smith: 11 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs./Knight: 29 Pts. Knight: 10 Asts. Leuer: 12 Rebs.
Jazz - 102 Clippers - 91
Hayward: 33 Pts. Neto: 6 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs./Griffin: 40 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Griffin: 12
Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 11-4
2. Bulls 9-4
3. Pacers 9-5
4. Heat 9-5
5. Raptors 10-6
6. Hornets 9-6
7. Hawks 10-7
8. Pistons 8-7
9. Celtics 8-7
10. Knicks 8-8
11. Wizards 6-6
12. Magic 7-8
13. Bucks 6-9
14. Nets 3-12
15. Sixers 0-16
West:
1. Warriors 16-0
2. Spurs 12-3
3. Thunder 10-6
4. Grizzlies 9-7
5. Mavericks 9-7
6. Jazz 7-7
7. Suns 7-8
8. Clippers 7-8
9. Timberwolves 7-8
10. Nuggets 6-9
11. Blazers 6-10
12. Kings 6-10
13. Rockets 5-10
14. Pelicans 4-11
15. Lakers 2-12
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 28, 2015, 11:33:44 PM
Cavaliers – 95 Hornets – 90
James: 25 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs./Walker: 18 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 90 Magic – 114
Bayless: 17 Pts. Bayless: 4 Asts. Monroe: 8 Rebs./Payton: 22 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Nicholson: 7 Rebs.
Wizards – 78 Celtics – 111
Dudley: 19 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Thomas: 21 Pts. Lee: 4 Asts. Sullinger: 15 Rebs.
Heat – 97 Knicks – 78
Green: 25 Pts. Dragic: 3 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs./Porzingis: 11 Pts. Grant: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 8 Rebs.
Bulls – 92 Pacers – 104
Mirotic: 25 Pts. Rose: 5 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./George: 33 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. G. Hill: 10 Rebs.
Sixers – 114 Rockets – 116
Covington: 28 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Covington: 7 Rebs./Harden: 50 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Hawks – 116 Grizzlies – 101
Millsap: 23 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 14 Rebs./Conley: 16 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Pistons – 87 Thunder – 103
Morris: 17 Pts. Blake: 7 Asts. Drummond: 7 Rebs./Durant: 34 Pts. Durant: 5 Asts. Durant: 13 Rebs.
Spurs – 91 Nuggets – 80
Leonard: 25 Pts. Leonard: 6 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs./Gallinari: 16 Pts. Mudiay: 3 Asts. Gallinari: 10 Rebs.
Warriors – 135 Suns – 116
Curry: 41 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Warren: 28 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Warren: 6 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 101 Kings – 91
Wiggins: 22 Pts. LaVine: 4 Asts. LaVine: 8 Rebs./Belinelli: 17 Pts. Rondo: 16 Asts. Koufos: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans – 90 Clippers – 111
Davis: 17 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Asik: 10 Rebs./Griffin: 20 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Smith: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 12-4
2. Pacers 10-5
3. Heat 10-5
4. Bulls 9-5
5. Raptors 10-6
6. Hawks 11-7
7. Celtics 9-7
8. Hornets 9-7
9. Pistons 8-8
10. Magic 8-8
11. Knicks 8-9
12. Wizards 6-7
13. Bucks 6-10
14. Nets 3-12
15. Sixers 0-17
West:
1. Warriors 17-0
2. Spurs 13-3
3. Thunder 11-6
4. Mavericks 9-7
5. Grizzlies 9-8
6. Jazz 7-7
7. Clippers 8-8
8. Timberwolves 8-8
9. Suns 7-9
10. Nuggets 6-10
11. Rockets 6-10
12. Blazers 6-10
13. Kings 6-11
14. Pelicans 4-12
15. Lakers 2-12
Sunday, November 29 Schedule: 7 games
Toronto at Washington – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET on NBATV
Atlanta at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Utah – 9 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Portland – 10 pm ET
Sacramento at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: November 29, 2015, 06:02:59 AM
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Stephen Curry – 32.6
2. James Harden – 30.1
3. Russell Westbrook – 27.2
4. Paul George – 26.4
5. LeBron James – 25.6
Rebounds:
1. Andre Drummond – 17.1
2. DeAndre Jordan – 12.6
3. Kevin Love – 12.1
4. Hassan Whiteside – 11.4
5. Rudy Gobert – 10.6
Assists:
1. Rajon Rondo – 11.2
2. Russell Westbrook – 9.9
3. Chris Paul – 8.4
4. Ish Smith – 8.3
5. John Wall – 7.8
Blocks:
1. Hassan Whiteside – 4.80
2. DeAndre Jordan – 2.88
3. Rudy Gobert – 2.67
4. Serge Ibaka – 2.53
5. Anthony Davis – 2.31
Steals:
1. Kyle Lowry – 2.75
2. Stephen Curry – 2.53
3. Russell Westbrook – 2.47
4. Jae Crowder – 2.25
5. Jimmy Butler – 2.07
Post Merge: November 29, 2015, 10:10:38 PM
November 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 84 Wizards - 82
Lowry: 27 Pts. Joseph: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 16 Rebs./Beal: 20 Pts. Beal: 6 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Nets - 88 Cavaliers - 90
Lopez: 22 Pts. Jack: 14 Asts. Young: 12 Rebs./James: 26 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 81 Mavericks - 92
Arthur: 16 Pts. Mudiay: 4 Asts. Gallinari: 9 Rebs./Williams: 22 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Hawks - 88 Spurs - 108
Scott: 12 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 22 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 18 Rebs.
Pelicans - 87 Jazz - 101
Davis: 36 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./Burks: 21 Pts. Burks: 4 Asts. Booker: 15 Rebs.
Lakers - 96 Blazers - 108
Bryant: 21 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 6 Rebs./Lillard: 29 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aminu: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 101 Warriors - 120
Gay: 20 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Gay: 7 Rebs./Curry: 19 Pts. Green: 12 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-4
2. Pacers 10-5
3. Heat 10-5
4. Raptors 11-6
5. Bulls 9-5
6. Hawks 11-8
7. Celtics 9-7
8. Hornets 9-7
9. Pistons 8-8
10. Magic 8-8
11. Knicks 8-9
12. Wizards 6-8
13. Bucks 6-10
14. Nets 3-13
15. Sixers 0-17
West:
1. Warriors 18-0
2. Spurs 14-3
3. Thunder 11-6
4. Mavericks 10-7
5. Jazz 8-7
6. Grizzlies 9-8
7. Clippers 8-8
8. Timberwolves 8-8
9. Suns 7-9
10. Blazers 7-10
11. Rockets 6-10
12. Nuggets 6-11
13. Kings 6-12
14. Pelicans 4-13
15. Lakers 2-13
Post Merge: November 29, 2015, 10:23:59 PM
eto ang era na kinalakihan ko (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/efb50fe2.gif)
sayang at wala ata dito ang isa ko pang idol na si J-KIDD tsk :cry:
End of an Era.
Kobe Bryant , Allen Iverson , Dirk Nowitzki, Tim Duncan, Vince Carter, Steve Nash, Tracy McGrady, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen , and Manu Ginobili.
(https://scontent-ams3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfl1/v/t1.0-0/s480x480/12295499_1092321594131845_2138180731107581800_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoiYiJ9&oh=ca845ed4cc068e794c143a3f2540eef9&oe=56EAC496)
tsk tsk .
nakakamiss talaga nung nasa prime pa nila ang mga to .
eto na 12 part series to pero isang mixtape palang nailalabas ^^
End of an Era (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ7rtfeHelc)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 02, 2015, 06:45:19 AM
Bucks - 82 Hornets - 87
Middleton: 19 Pts. Middleton: 6 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Walker: 22 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Lamb: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 99 Clippers - 107
Wiggins: 21 Pts. LaVine: 7 Asts. Dieng: 10 Rebs./Griffin: 26 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 83 Nets - 87
Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs./Young: 19 Pts. Lopez: 5 Asts. Young: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 91 Magic - 110
Thomas: 20 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Oladipo: 19 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Harris: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 107 Raptors - 102
Bledsoe: 20 Pts. Bledsoe: 11 Asts. Warren: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 29 Pts. DeRozan: 7 Asts. Lowry: 8 Rebs.
Sixers - 84 Grizzlies - 92
Canaan: 16 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Okafor: 13 Rebs./Conley: 20 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Rockets - 116 Knicks - 111
Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Capela: 11 Rebs./Afflalo: 31 Pts. Afflalo: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 13 Rebs.
Pacers - 107 Lakers - 103
George: 39 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. J. Hill: 10 Rebs./Clarkson: 22 Pts. Clarkson: 6 Asts. Randle: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-4
2. Pacers 11-5
3. Heat 10-5
4. Bulls 9-5
5. Raptors 11-7
6. Hornets 10-7
7. Hawks 11-8
8. Magic 9-8
9. Celtics 9-8
10. Pistons 8-9
11. Knicks 8-10
12. Wizards 6-8
13. Bucks 6-11
14. Nets 4-13
15. Sixers 0-18
West:
1. Warriors 18-0
2. Spurs 14-3
3. Thunder 11-6
4. Mavericks 10-7
5. Grizzlies 10-8
6. Jazz 8-7
7. Clippers 9-8
8. Suns 8-9
9. Timberwolves 8-9
10. Rockets 7-10
11. Blazers 7-10
12. Nuggets 6-11
13. Kings 6-12
14. Pelicans 4-13
15. Lakers 2-14
Tuesday, December 01 Schedule: 8 games
Houston at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Miami - 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Atlanta - 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Chicago - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET
Golden State at Utah - 9 pm ET
Dallas at Sacramento - 10 pm ET
Portland at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET
December 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Rockets - 105 Pistons - 116
Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./Jackson: 31 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 105 Heat - 95
Bradley: 25 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Johnson: 10 Rebs./Wade: 30 Pts. Bosh: 5 Asts. Bosh: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 100 Hawks - 106
Westbrook: 34 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs./Millsap: 26 Pts. Sefolosha: 6 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs.
Spurs - 89 Bulls - 92
Leonard: 25 Pts. Parker: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs./Gasol: 18 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets - 74 Bucks - 92
Gallinari: 13 Pts. Mudiay: 4 Asts. Faried: 7 Rebs./Monroe: 18 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Henson: 7 Rebs.
Warriors - 106 Jazz - 103
Curry: 26 Pts. Green: 7 Asts Green: 9 Rebs./Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks - 98 Kings - 112
Parsons: 14 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 31 Pts. Cousins: 6 Asts. Cousins: 9 Rebs.
Blazers - 87 Clippers - 102
Harkless: 15 Pts. McCollum: 10 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Griffin: 23 Pts. Griffin: 6 Asts. Jordan: 24 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-4
2. Pacers 11-5
3. Bulls 10-5
4. Heat 10-6
5. Raptors 11-7
6. Hawks 12-8
7. Hornets 10-7
8. Celtics 10-8
9. Magic 9-8
10. Pistons 9-9
11. Knicks 8-10
12. Wizards 6-8
13. Bucks 7-11
14. Nets 4-13
15. Sixers 0-18
West:
1. Warriors 19-0
2. Spurs 14-4
3. Thunder 11-7
4. Clippers 10-8
5. Grizzlies 10-8
6. Mavericks 10-8
7. Jazz 8-8
8. Suns 8-9
9. Timberwolves 8-9
10. Rockets 7-11
11. Blazers 7-11
12. Kings 7-12
13. Nuggets 6-12
14. Pelicans 4-13
15. Lakers 2-14
Post Merge: December 02, 2015, 05:50:21 PM
December 2, Final Scores/Leaders:
Wizards - 97 Cavaliers - 85
Wall: 35 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./James: 24 Pts. James: 4 Asts. James: 13 Rebs.
Lakers - 91 Sixers - 103
Bryant: 20 Pts. Russell: 4 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs./Covington: 23 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs.
Suns - 91 Nets - 94
Knight: 26 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Len: 14 Rebs./Lopez: 23 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Magic - 96 Timberwolves - 93
Vucevic: 18 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs./Wiggins: 27 Pts. LaVine: 5 Asts. Garnett: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 113 Pelicans - 104
Gasol: 38 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs./Evans: 20 Pts. Evans: 10 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 115 Blazers - 112
Williams: 30 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Pachulia: 21 Rebs./Lillard: 25 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-5
2. Pacers 11-5
3. Bulls 10-5
4. Heat 10-6
5. Raptors 11-7
6. Hawks 12-8
7. Hornets 10-7
8. Magic 10-8
9. Celtics 10-8
10. Pistons 9-9
11. Wizards 7-8
12. Knicks 8-10
13. Bucks 7-11
14. Nets 5-13
15. Sixers 1-18
West:
1. Warriors 19-0
2. Spurs 14-4
3. Thunder 11-7
4. Grizzlies 11-8
5. Mavericks 11-8
6. Clippers 10-8
7. Jazz 8-8
8. Suns 8-10
9. Timberwolves 8-10
10. Rockets 7-11
11. Blazers 7-12
12. Kings 7-12
13. Nuggets 6-12
14. Pelicans 4-14
15. Lakers 2-15
Kobe Bryant says he knew from onset that 2015-16 would be final season (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/14257274/kobe-bryant-los-angeles-lakers-says-knew-2015-16-final-season?sf16162126=1)
Kobe Bryant called Michael Jordan this
summer to reveal retirement plan (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/14257103/kobe-bryant-los-angeles-lakers-says-called-michael-jordan-summer-reveal-retirement-plan)
LeBron James sad Kobe Bryant retiring, wishes they'd met in Finals (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/14266468/lebron-james-truly-sad-kobe-bryant-retiring)
Post by: Itachi101 on December 02, 2015, 09:08:26 PM
mag reretire na pala si kobe this
i saw this coming though ang panggit kasi ng showing ng lakers ngayon
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 03, 2015, 04:03:43 PM
Warriors - 116 Hornets - 99
Curry: 40 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Batum: 17 Pts. Roberts: 5 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs.
Lakers - 108 Wizards - 104
Bryant: 31 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Randle: 19 Rebs./Wall: 34 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Suns - 122 Pistons - 127
Knight: 22 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Len: 7 Rebs./Jackson: 34 Pts. Jackson: 16 Asts. Morris: 14 Rebs.
Sixers - 87 Knicks - 99
Thompson: 13 Pts. Canaan: 3 Asts. Noel: 6 Rebs./Porzingis: 17 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Porzingis: 10 Rebs.
Raptors - 96 Hawks - 86
Lowry: 31 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Scola: 9 Rebs./Millsap: 14 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 90 Bulls - 99
Barton: 16 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Faried: 9 Rebs./Gasol: 26 Pts. Rose: 9 Asts. Gasol: 19 Rebs.
Pelicans - 101 Rockets - 108
Davis: 29 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs.
Bucks - 70 Spurs - 95
Middleton: 16 Pts. Carter-Williams: 4 Asts. Monroe: 7 Rebs./Duncan: 16 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 103 Clippers - 91
George: 31 Pts. George: 4 Asts. George: 10 Rebs./Griffin: 19 Pts. Griffin: 6 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-5
2. Pacers 12-5
3. Bulls 11-5
4. Raptors 12-7
5. Heat 10-6
6. Hawks 12-9
7. Magic 10-8
8. Celtics 10-8
9. Hornets 10-8
10. Pistons 10-9
11. Knicks 9-10
12. Wizards 7-9
13. Bucks 7-12
14. Nets 5-13
15. Sixers 1-19
West:
1. Warriors 20-0
2. Spurs 15-4
3. Thunder 11-7
4. Grizzlies 11-8
5. Mavericks 11-8
6. Clippers 10-9
7. Jazz 8-8
8. Timberwolves 8-10
9. Suns 8-11
10. Rockets 8-11
11. Blazers 7-12
12. Kings 7-12
13. Nuggets 6-13
14. Pelicans 4-15
15. Lakers 3-15
Post Merge: December 04, 2015, 02:32:24 PM
December 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Thunder - 95 Heat - 97
Durant: 25 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Durant: 9 Rebs./Wade: 28 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Bosh: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets - 106 Raptors - 105
Barton: 22 Pts. Mudiay: 9 Asts. Lauvergne: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Biyombo: 7 Rebs.
Magic - 103 Jazz - 94
Harris: 17 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs./Hayward: 24 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Favors: 10 Rebs.
Spurs - 103 Grizzlies - 83
Leonard: 27 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs./Gasol: 15 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs
Pacers - 111 Blazers - 123
Miles: 27 Pts. Stuckey: 6 Asts. Mahinmi: 11 Rebs./Lillard: 26 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 114 Kings - 97
Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Johnson: 7 Rebs./Gay: 18 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Koufos: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-5
2. Bulls 11-5
3. Pacers 12-6
4. Heat 11-6
5. Raptors 12-8
6. Magic 11-8
7. Celtics 11-8
8. Hawks 12-9
9. Hornets 10-8
10. Pistons 10-9
11. Knicks 9-10
12. Wizards 7-9
13. Bucks 7-12
14. Nets 5-13
15. Sixers 1-19
West:
1. Warriors 20-0
2. Spurs 16-4
3. Thunder 11-8
4. Mavericks 11-8
5. Grizzlies 11-9
6. Clippers 10-9
7. Jazz 8-9
8. Timberwolves 8-10
9. Suns 8-11
10. Rockets 8-11
11. Blazers 8-12
12. Kings 7-13
13. Nuggets 7-13
14. Pelicans 4-15
15. Lakers 3-15
Post Merge: December 05, 2015, 02:30:41 PM
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December 5, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets – 91 Knicks – 108
Lopez: 21 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 28 Pts. Calderon: 10 Asts. Porzingis: 10 Rebs.
Suns – 106 Wizards – 109
Bledsoe: 22 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Tucker: 13 Rebs./Beal: 34 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Beal: 9 Rebs.
Bucks – 95 Pistons – 102
Middleton: 21 Pts. Bayless: 5 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs./Morris: 23 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 23 Rebs.
Lakers – 87 Hawks – 100
Williams: 18 Pts. Bryant: 5 Asts. Russell: 10 Rebs./Horford: 16 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 100 Mavericks – 96
Harden: 25 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Capela: 10 Rebs./Williams: 22 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 108 Pelicans – 114
James: 37 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Davis: 31 Pts. Evans: 10 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Bulls 11-5
2. Cavaliers 13-6
3. Pacers 12-6
4. Heat 11-6
5. Raptors 12-8
6. Hawks 13-9
7. Magic 11-8
8. Celtics 11-8
9. Hornets 10-8
10. Pistons 11-9
11. Knicks 10-10
12. Wizards 8-9
13. Bucks 7-13
14. Nets 5-14
15. Sixers 1-19
West:
1. Warriors 20-0
2. Spurs 16-4
3. Thunder 11-8
4. Grizzlies 11-9
5. Mavericks 11-9
6. Clippers 10-9
7. Jazz 8-9
8. Rockets 9-11
9. Timberwolves 8-10
10. Suns 8-12
11. Blazers 8-12
12. Nuggets 7-13
13. Kings 7-13
14. Pelicans 5-15
15. Lakers 3-16
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 06, 2015, 02:40:27 PM
Nuggets - 108 Sixers - 105
Gallinari: 24 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Barton: 9 Rebs./Covington: 18 Pts. Thompson: 6 Asts. Covington: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 112 Raptors - 109
Curry: 44 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Ezeli: 10 Rebs./Lowry: 41 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Patterson: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 84 Heat - 99
Jefferson: 16 Pts. Dellavedova: 5 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs./Wade: 19 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs.
Hornets - 102 Bulls - 96
Batum: 24 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Batum: 11 Rebs./Butler: 25 Pts. Noah: 6 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 113 Rockets - 120
McLemore: 19 Pts. Rondo: 19 Asts. Koufos: 12 Rebs./Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 18 Rebs.
Blazers - 109 Timberwolves - 103
Lillard: 19 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs./Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 15 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 91 Bucks - 106
Anthony: 18 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Porzingis: 7 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 20 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Monroe: 14 Rebs.
Celtics - 105 Spurs - 108
Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs./Aldridge: 18 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 119 Jazz - 122
George: 48 Pts. G. Hill: 5 Asts. George: 8 Rebs./Favors: 35 Pts. Burke: 7 Asts. Booker: 14 Rebs.
Magic - 101 Clippers - 103
Oladipo: 24 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs./Crawford: 32 Pts. Griffin: 7 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Heat 12-6
2. Cavaliers 13-7
3. Bulls 11-6
4. Pacers 12-7
5. Hawks 13-9
6. Hornets 11-8
7. Raptors 12-9
8. Magic 11-9
9. Celtics 11-9
10. Pistons 11-9
11. Knicks 10-11
12. Wizards 8-9
13. Bucks 8-13
14. Nets 5-14
15. Sixers 1-20
West:
1. Warriors 21-0
2. Spurs 17-4
3. Thunder 11-8
4. Clippers 11-9
5. Grizzlies 11-9
6. Mavericks 11-9
7. Jazz 9-9
8. Rockets 10-11
9. Blazers 9-12
10. Timberwolves 8-11
11. Suns 8-12
12. Nuggets 8-13
13. Kings 7-14
14. Pelicans 5-15
15. Lakers 3-16
Post Merge: December 07, 2015, 04:16:52 PM
December 7, Final Scores/Leaders:
Suns – 93 Grizzlies – 95
Bledsoe: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Leuer: 11 Rebs./Gasol: 22 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs.
Warriors – 114 Nets – 98
Curry: 28 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs./Young: 25 Pts. Larkin: 6 Asts. Young: 14 Rebs.
Lakers – 91 Pistons – 111
Williams: 21 Pts. Huertas: 4 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 22 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Mavericks – 116 Wizards – 104
Matthews: 36 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Felton: 10 Rebs./Wall: 28 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Porter Jr.: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 95 Thunder – 98
Gay: 20 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Durant: 20 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Adams: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Heat 12-6
2. Cavaliers 13-7
3. Bulls 11-6
4. Pacers 12-7
5. Hawks 13-9
6. Hornets 11-8
7. Raptors 12-9
8. Pistons 12-9
9. Magic 11-9
10. Celtics 11-9
11. Knicks 10-11
12. Wizards 8-10
13. Bucks 8-13
14. Nets 5-15
15. Sixers 1-20
West:
1. Warriors 22-0
2. Spurs 17-4
3. Thunder 12-8
4. Grizzlies 12-9
5. Mavericks 12-9
6. Clippers 11-9
7. Jazz 9-9
8. Rockets 10-11
9. Blazers 9-12
10. Timberwolves 8-11
11. Suns 8-13
12. Nuggets 8-13
13. Kings 7-15
14. Pelicans 5-15
15. Lakers 3-17
Post Merge: December 08, 2015, 12:59:11 PM
December 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pistons - 84 Hornets - 104
Caldwell-Pope: 16 Pts. Blake: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 13 Rebs./Zeller: 20 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 119 Sixers - 68
Aldridge: 26 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs./Covington: 13 Pts. Canaan: 5 Asts. Covington: 6 Rebs.
Wizards - 114 Heat - 103
Wall: 26 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Porter Jr.: 14 Rebs./Wade: 26 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Bosh: 9 Rebs.
Mavericks - 104 Knicks - 97
Nowitzki: 25 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 8 Rebs./Porzingis: 28 Pts. Anthony: 8 Asts. Calderon: 7 Rebs.
Lakers - 93 Raptors - 102
Bryant: 21 Pts. Bryant: 4 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs./Lowry: 27 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs.
Suns - 103 Bulls - 101
Knight: 21 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Bledsoe: 9 Rebs./Gasol: 22 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 88 Bucks - 90
Lillard: 23 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 17 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 110 Timberwolves - 106
Jordan: 20 Pts. Crawford: 7 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./LaVine: 21 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Muhammad: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 111 Pelicans - 93
Thomas: 22 Pts. Thomas: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 20 Rebs./Anderson: 18 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Anderson: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-7
2. Pacers 12-7
3. Heat 12-7
4. Bulls 11-7
5. Hornets 12-8
6. Raptors 13-9
7. Hawks 13-9
8. Celtics 12-9
9. Magic 11-9
10. Pistons 12-10
11. Wizards 9-10
12. Knicks 10-12
13. Bucks 9-13
14. Nets 5-15
15. Sixers 1-21
West:
1. Warriors 22-0
2. Spurs 18-4
3. Thunder 12-8
4. Mavericks 13-9
5. Grizzlies 12-9
6. Clippers 11-9
7. Jazz 9-9
8. Rockets 10-11
9. Timberwolves 8-11
10. Suns 9-13
11. Blazers 9-13
12. Nuggets 8-13
13. Kings 7-15
14. Pelicans 5-16
15. Lakers 3-18
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 09, 2015, 06:16:03 PM
Blazers – 100 Cavaliers – 105
Lillard: 33 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Lillard: 6 Rebs./James: 33 Pts. Love: 4 Asts. James:
10 Rebs.
Warriors – 131 Pacers – 123
Thompson: 39 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Bogut: 10 Rebs./George: 33 Pts. George: 6 Asts. Hill: 9
Rebs.
Rockets – 105 Nets – 110
Thornton: 32 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 24 Pts. Jack: 9 Asts. Young: 12
Rebs.
Thunder – 125 Grizzlies – 88
Durant: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 16 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs./Chalmers: 19 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Magic – 85 Nuggets – 74
Vucevic: 18 Pts. Payton: 4 Asts. Nicholson: 14 Rebs./Barton: 23 Pts. Nelson: 5 Asts.
Faried: 11 Rebs.
Jazz – 106 Kings – 114
Burks: 18 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Favors: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 23 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 14-7
2. Heat 12-7
3. Bulls 11-7
4. Pacers 12-8
5. Hornets 12-8
6. Raptors 13-9
7. Hawks 13-9
8. Magic 12-9
9. Celtics 12-9
10. Pistons 12-10
11. Wizards 9-10
12. Knicks 10-12
13. Bucks 9-13
14. Nets 6-15
15. Sixers 1-21
West:
1. Warriors 23-0
2. Spurs 18-4
3. Thunder 13-8
4. Mavericks 13-9
5. Clippers 12-9
6. Grizzlies 12-10
7. Jazz 9-10
8. Rockets 10-12
9. Suns 9-13
10. Timberwolves 8-12
11. Blazers 9-14
12. Nuggets 8-14
13. Kings 8-15
14. Pelicans 5-16
15. Lakers 3-18
Thursday, December 10 Schedule: 10 games
Chicago at Boston – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Houston at Washington – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
San Antonio at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Orlando at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
New York at Utah – 9 pm ET
Atlanta at Dallas – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: December 10, 2015, 07:20:59 PM
December 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls – 100 Celtics – 105
Butler: 36 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs./Thomas: 20 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 16 Rebs.
Heat – 81 Hornets – 99
Johnson: 20 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 8 Rebs./Walker: 18 Pts. Batum: 11 Asts. Batum: 11 Rebs.
Rockets – 109 Wizards – 103
Harden: 42 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Harden: 9 Rebs./Wall: 26 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 93 Pistons – 92
Randolph: 21 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Randolph: 16 Rebs./Drummond: 18 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 19 Rebs.
Spurs – 94 Raptors – 97
Ginobili: 17 Pts. Mills: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 7 Rebs./DeRozan: 28 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Scola: 8 Rebs.
Clippers – 109 Bucks – 95
Redick: 31 Pts. Paul: 18 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs./Carter-Williams: 20 Pts. Carter-Williams: 11 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs.
Lakers – 122 Timberwolves – 123
Russell: 23 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs./Martin: 37 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 104 Suns – 107
Vucevic: 21 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Bledsoe: 21 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Len: 14 Rebs.
Knicks – 85 Jazz – 106
Anthony: 12 Pts. Vujacic: 7 Asts. O’Quinn: 6 Rebs./Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Lyles: 10 Rebs.
Hawks – 98 Mavericks – 95
Millsap: 20 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Williams: 18 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 17 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 14-7
2. Hornets 13-8
3. Raptors 14-9
4. Hawks 14-9
5. Pacers 12-8
6. Heat 12-8
7. Celtics 13-9
8. Bulls 11-8
9. Magic 12-10
10. Pistons 12-11
11. Wizards 9-11
12. Knicks 10-13
13. Bucks 9-14
14. Nets 6-15
15. Sixers 1-21
West:
1. Warriors 23-0
2. Spurs 18-5
3. Thunder 13-8
4. Clippers 13-9
5. Grizzlies 13-10
6. Mavericks 13-10
7. Jazz 10-10
8. Rockets 11-12
9. Suns 10-13
10. Timberwolves 9-12
11. Blazers 9-14
12. Nuggets 8-14
13. Kings 8-15
14. Pelicans 5-16
15. Lakers 3-19
Post Merge: December 11, 2015, 05:24:16 PM
December 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Sixers - 91 Nets - 100
Okafor: 22 Pts. Stauskas: 5 Asts. Okafor: 10 Rebs./Bargnani: 23 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs.
Clippers - 80 Bulls - 83
Griffin: 18 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 24 Pts. Butler: 8 Asts. Noah: 13 Rebs.
Hawks - 94 Thunder - 107
Bazemore: 22 Pts. Millsap: 4 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs./Durant: 25 Pts. Durant: 10 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 97 Kings - 99
Anthony: 23 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Anthony: 14 Rebs./Cousins: 27 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 14-7
2. Hornets 13-8
3. Raptors 14-9
4. Pacers 12-8
5. Bulls 12-8
6. Heat 12-8
7. Celtics 13-9
8. Hawks 14-10
9. Magic 12-10
10. Pistons 12-11
11. Wizards 9-11
12. Knicks 10-14
13. Bucks 9-14
14. Nets 7-15
15. Sixers 1-22
West:
1. Warriors 23-0
2. Spurs 18-5
3. Thunder 14-8
4. Clippers 13-10
5. Grizzlies 13-10
6. Mavericks 13-10
7. Jazz 10-10
8. Rockets 11-12
9. Suns 10-13
10. Timberwolves 9-12
11. Blazers 9-14
12. Kings 9-15
13. Nuggets 8-14
14. Pelicans 5-16
15. Lakers 3-19
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 12, 2015, 01:57:40 PM
Heat - 83 Pacers - 96
Bosh: 23 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Bosh: 10 Rebs./Ellis: 24 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. Mahinmi: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 111 Magic - 76
James: 25 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Vucevic: 14 Pts. Napier: 5 Asts. Nicholson: 6 Rebs.
Pistons - 107 Sixers - 95
Morris: 21 Pts. Morris: 4 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Okafor: 22 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Noel: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 124 Celtics - 119
Curry: 38 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Ezeli: 12 Rebs./Olynyk: 28 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Sullinger: 13 Rebs.
Bucks - 83 Raptors - 90
Middleton: 26 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Monroe: 7 Rebs./DeRozan: 27 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs.
Hornets - 123 Grizzlies - 99
Walker: 33 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Williams: 6 Rebs./Gasol: 17 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 105 Pelicans - 107
Wall: 26 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs./Evans: 27 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 108 Nuggets - 111
Martin: 22 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs./Gallinari: 23 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs.
Thunder - 94 Jazz - 90
Westbrook: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Durant: 8 Rebs./Hayward: 19 Pts. Burks: 5 Asts. Hayward: 8 Rebs.
Lakers - 87 Spurs - 109
Russell: 24 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs./Aldridge: 24 Pts. McCallum: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 106 Suns - 96
McCollum: 26 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aminu: 13 Rebs./Bledsoe: 31 Pts. Knight: 10 Asts. Leuer: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 15-7
2. Hornets 14-8
3. Raptors 15-9
4. Pacers 13-8
5. Bulls 12-8
6. Hawks 14-10
7. Heat 12-9
8. Celtics 13-10
9. Pistons 13-11
10. Magic 12-11
11. Wizards 9-12
12. Knicks 10-14
13. Bucks 9-15
14. Nets 7-15
15. Sixers 1-23
West:
1. Warriors 24-0
2. Spurs 19-5
3. Thunder 15-8
4. Clippers 13-10
5. Mavericks 13-10
6. Grizzlies 13-11
7. Rockets 11-12
8. Jazz 10-11
9. Suns 10-14
10. Blazers 10-14
11. Timberwolves 9-13
12. Nuggets 9-14
13. Kings 9-15
14. Pelicans 6-16
15. Lakers 3-20
Post Merge: December 13, 2015, 11:42:31 PM
December 13, Final Scores/Leaders:
Clippers - 105 Nets - 100
Griffin: 21 Pts. Paul: 14 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Young: 18 Pts. Jack: 11 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs.
Celtics - 98 Hornets - 93
Bradley: 23 Pts. Thomas: 13 Asts. Sullinger: 7 Rebs./Batum: 21 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 96 Pistons - 118
G. Hill: 14 Pts. G. Hill: 3 Asts. G. Hill: 8 Rebs./Jackson: 21 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 103 Hawks - 78
Leonard: 22 Pts. Mills: 5 Asts. Duncan: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 22 Pts. Schroder: 7 Asts. Horford: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans - 94 Bulls - 98
Davis: 22 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Gasol: 18 Pts. Rose: 3 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Lakers - 97 Rockets - 126
Bryant: 25 Pts. Bryant: 6 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs./Harden: 30 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs.
Wizards - 114 Mavericks - 111
Porter: 28 Pts. Wall: 16 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Matthews: 28 Pts. Felton: 11 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 95 Bucks - 108
Curry: 28 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Monroe: 28 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 112 Blazers - 110
Anthony: 37 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs./Lillard: 29 Pts. Lillard: 4 Asts. Lillard: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 15-7
2. Raptors 15-9
3. Bulls 13-8
4. Hornets 14-9
5. Pacers 13-9
6. Celtics 14-10
7. Heat 12-9
8. Pistons 14-11
9. Hawks 14-11
10. Magic 12-11
11. Wizards 10-12
12. Knicks 11-14
13. Bucks 10-15
14. Nets 7-16
15. Sixers 1-23
West:
1. Warriors 24-1
2. Spurs 20-5
3. Thunder 15-8
4. Clippers 14-10
5. Grizzlies 13-11
6. Mavericks 13-11
7. Rockets 12-12
8. Jazz 10-11
9. Suns 10-14
10. Timberwolves 9-13
11. Blazers 10-15
12. Nuggets 9-14
13. Kings 9-15
14. Pelicans 6-17
15. Lakers 3-21
Monday, December 14 Schedule: 4 games
Minnesota at Phoenix - 3:30 pm ET
Memphis at Miami - 6 pm ET
Philadelphia at Toronto - 6 pm ET
Utah at Oklahoma City - 7 pm ET
Note :
Golden State fell to 24-1. Its 28-game winning streak, when the counting the final four games of last season, came to a halt. The NBA's longest winning streak was 33 by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1971-72 — and it was also snapped by Milwaukee.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 14, 2015, 05:57:12 PM
Timberwolves - 101 Suns - 108
LaVine: 28 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 6 Rebs./Knight: 25 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Tucker: 7 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 97 Heat - 100
Green: 26 Pts. Barnes: 4 Asts. Barnes: 13 Rebs./Bosh: 22 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Sixers - 76 Raptors - 96
Okafor: 23 Pts. Marshall: 5 Asts. Okafor: 14 Rebs./DeRozan: 25 Pts. Joseph: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs.
Jazz - 98 Thunder - 104
Hood: 23 Pts. Millsap: 4 Asts. Favors: 10 Rebs./Durant: 31 Pts. Durant: 6 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 15-7
2. Raptors 16-9
3. Bulls 13-8
4. Hornets 14-9
5. Pacers 13-9
6. Heat 13-9
7. Celtics 14-10
8. Pistons 14-11
9. Hawks 14-11
10. Magic 12-11
11. Wizards 10-12
12. Knicks 11-14
13. Bucks 10-15
14. Nets 7-16
15. Sixers 1-24
West:
1. Warriors 24-1
2. Spurs 20-5
3. Thunder 16-8
4. Clippers 14-10
5. Mavericks 13-11
6. Grizzlies 13-12
7. Rockets 12-12
8. Jazz 10-12
9. Suns 11-14
10. Blazers 10-15
11. Nuggets 9-14
12. Timberwolves 9-14
13. Kings 9-15
14. Pelicans 6-17
15. Lakers 3-21
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Post Merge: December 15, 2015, 09:44:10 PM
December 15, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 90 Pacers – 106
Lowry: 20 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs./J. Hill: 20 Pts. Allen: 4 Asts. J. Hill: 13 Rebs.
Magic – 105 Nets – 82
Vucevic: 18 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Harris: 9 Rebs./Jack: 15 Pts. Jack: 7 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 105 Pistons – 103
Griffin: 34 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Jackson: 34 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Heat – 100 Hawks – 88
Bosh: 24 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Bazemore: 28 Pts. Schroder: 7 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 96 Bulls – 115
Okafor: 22 Pts. Thompson: 4 Asts. Okafor: 8 Rebs./Butler: 23 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Noah: 15 Rebs.
Wizards – 95 Grizzlies – 112
Neal: 24 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Gasol: 24 Pts. Conley: 11 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 94 Mavericks – 104
Bledsoe: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Leuer: 13 Rebs./Williams: 18 Pts. Felton: 4 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Jazz – 81 Spurs – 118
Favors: 16 Pts. Ingles: 4 Asts. Booker: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 22 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 108 Nuggets – 114
Harden: 24 Pts. Beverley: 8 Asts. Howard: 8 Rebs./Barton: 23 Pts. Gallinari: 7 Asts. Lauvergne: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans – 101 Blazers – 105
Davis: 28 Pts. Evans: 5 Asts. Evans: 12 Rebs./Lillard: 30 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 15-7
2. Bulls 14-8
3. Raptors 16-10
4. Hornets 14-9
5. Pacers 14-9
6. Heat 14-9
7. Celtics 14-10
8. Magic 13-11
9. Pistons 14-12
10. Hawks 14-12
11. Knicks 11-14
12. Wizards 10-13
13. Bucks 10-15
14. Nets 7-17
15. Sixers 1-25
West:
1. Warriors 24-1
2. Spurs 21-5
3. Thunder 16-8
4. Clippers 15-10
5. Mavericks 14-11
6. Grizzlies 14-12
7. Rockets 12-13
8. Jazz 10-13
9. Suns 11-15
10. Blazers 11-15
11. Nuggets 10-14
12. Timberwolves 9-14
13. Kings 9-15
14. Pelicans 6-18
15. Lakers 3-21
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 16, 2015, 10:27:47 PM
Cavaliers - 89 Celtics - 77
James: 24 Pts. Love: 5 Asts. Mozgov: 10 Rebs./Bradley: 17 Pts. Thomas: 4 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets - 112 Timberwolves - 100
Faried: 19 Pts. Barton: 5 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Wiggins: 23 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Dieng: 9 Rebs.
Rockets - 97 Kings - 107
Harden: 33 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 26 Pts. Collison: 13 Asts. Gay: 13 Rebs.
Bucks - 95 Lakers - 113
Carter-Williams: 19 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs./Bryant: 22 Pts. Russell: 7 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 16-7
2. Bulls 14-8
3. Raptors 16-10
4. Hornets 14-9
5. Pacers 14-9
6. Heat 14-9
7. Celtics 14-11
8. Magic 13-11
9. Pistons 14-12
10. Hawks 14-12
11. Knicks 11-14
12. Wizards 10-13
13. Bucks 10-16
14. Nets 7-17
15. Sixers 1-25
West:
1. Warriors 24-1
2. Spurs 21-5
3. Thunder 16-8
4. Clippers 15-10
5. Mavericks 14-11
6. Grizzlies 14-12
7. Rockets 12-14
8. Nuggets 11-14
9. Jazz 10-13
10. Suns 11-15
11. Blazers 11-15
12. Kings 10-15
13. Timberwolves 9-15
14. Pelicans 6-18
15. Lakers 4-21
Thursday, December 17 Schedule: 12 games
Dallas at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Miami at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Minnesota at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Chicago – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Portland at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Washington at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Utah – 9 pm ET
Phoenix at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: naruto789544 on December 17, 2015, 05:51:25 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 17, 2015, 05:57:44 PM
Mavericks – 81 Pacers – 107
Felton: 16 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 14 Rebs./Miles: 20 Pts. Stuckey: 7 Asts. Mahinmi: 10 Rebs.
Hornets – 98 Magic – 113
Lamb: 16 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Lamb: 5 Rebs./Frye: 17 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs.
Heat – 104 Nets – 98
Wade: 28 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Lopez: 25 Pts. Jack: 10 Asts. Young: 7 Rebs.
Celtics - 116 Pistons - 119
Thomas: 38 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 10 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 31 Pts. Jackson: 3 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 102 Knicks - 107
Towns: 25 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./Afflalo: 29 Pts. Anthony: 9 Asts. Anthony: 15 Rebs.
Sixers - 106 Hawks - 127
Canaan: 24 Pts. Covington: 4 Asts. Okafor: 7 Rebs./Millsap: 21 Pts. Korver: 7 Asts. Bazemore: 7 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 85 Bulls - 98
Lee: 18 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Butler: 24 Pts. Rose: 5 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs.
Blazers - 90 Thunder - 106
McCollum: 24 Pts. McCollum: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs./Durant: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 5 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs.
Wizards - 95 Spurs - 114
Wall: 20 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 27 Pts. Parker: 10 Asts. West: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans - 104 Jazz - 94
Anderson: 24 Pts. Evans: 5 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Favors: 22 Pts. Favors: 5 Asts. Favors: 7 Rebs.
Suns - 103 Warriors - 128
Teletovic: 24 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Warren: 8 Rebs./Thompson: 43 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs.
Bucks - 90 Clippers - 103
Mayo: 17 Pts. Mayo: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs./Paul: 21 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Griffin: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 16-7
2. Bulls 15-8
3. Pacers 15-9
4. Heat 15-9
5. Raptors 16-10
6. Hornets 14-10
7. Magic 14-11
8. Pistons 15-12
9. Hawks 15-12
10. Celtics 14-12
11. Knicks 12-14
12. Wizards 10-14
13. Bucks 10-17
14. Nets 7-18
15. Sixers 1-26
West:
1. Warriors 25-1
2. Spurs 22-5
3. Thunder 17-8
4. Clippers 16-10
5. Mavericks 14-12
6. Grizzlies 14-13
7. Rockets 12-14
8. Nuggets 11-14
9. Jazz 10-14
10. Suns 11-16
11. Blazers 11-16
12. Kings 10-15
13. Timberwolves 9-16
14. Pelicans 7-18
15. Lakers 4-21
Post Merge: December 18, 2015, 06:51:49 PM
December 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 99 Hornets - 109
DeRozan: 31 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 18 Rebs./Lin: 35 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 100 Cavaliers - 104
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./James: 33 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Thompson: 15 Rebs.
Rockets - 107 Lakers - 87
Harden: 25 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs./Bryant: 22 Pts. Russell: 7 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 17-7
2. Bulls 15-8
3. Pacers 15-9
4. Heat 15-9
5. Hornets 15-10
6. Raptors 16-11
7. Magic 14-11
8. Pistons 15-12
9. Hawks 15-12
10. Celtics 14-12
11. Knicks 12-14
12. Wizards 10-14
13. Bucks 10-17
14. Nets 7-18
15. Sixers 1-26
West:
1. Warriors 25-1
2. Spurs 22-5
3. Thunder 17-9
4. Clippers 16-10
5. Mavericks 14-12
6. Grizzlies 14-13
7. Rockets 13-14
8. Nuggets 11-14
9. Jazz 10-14
10. Suns 11-16
11. Blazers 11-16
12. Kings 10-15
13. Timberwolves 9-16
14. Pelicans 7-18
15. Lakers 4-22
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 19, 2015, 08:28:42 PM
Nets - 97 Pacers - 104
Jack: 26 Pts. Jack: 6 Asts. Young: 14 Rebs./George: 23 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. J. Hill: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 94 Magic - 102
McCollum: 27 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs./Vucevic: 25 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Harris: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 107 Sixers - 97
Afflalo: 22 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Afflalo: 7 Rebs./Okafor: 20 Pts. Canaan: 3 Asts. Thompson: 7 Rebs.
Hawks - 109 Celtics - 101
Schroder: 22 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 29 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Crowder: 10 Rebs.
Raptors - 108 Heat - 94
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 15 Rebs./Wade: 21 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs.
Pistons - 147 Bulls - 144 (F/4OT)
Drummond: 33 Pts. Jackson: 13 Asts. Drummond: 21 Rebs./Butler: 43 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs.
Kings - 95 Timberwolves - 99
Cousins: 24 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 32 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs.
Clippers - 107 Spurs - 115
Paul: 27 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs./Aldridge: 26 Pts. Ginobili: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 88 Mavericks - 97
Conley: 20 Pts. Green: 3 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Parsons: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 18 Rebs.
Nuggets - 88 Jazz - 97
Barton: 16 Pts. Nelson: 6 Asts. Lauvergne: 13 Rebs./Hayward: 26 Pts. Hood: 5 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 88 Suns - 104
Davis: 16 Pts. Holiday: 4 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs./Bledsoe: 19 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Len: 13 Rebs.
Bucks - 112 Warriors - 121
Carter-Williams: 24 Pts. Monroe: 7 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs./Thompson: 27 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Curry: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 17-7
2. Pacers 16-9
3. Bulls 15-9
4. Raptors 17-11
5. Heat 15-10
6. Hornets 15-10
7. Magic 15-11
8. Pistons 16-12
9. Hawks 16-12
10. Celtics 14-13
11. Knicks 13-14
12. Wizards 10-14
13. Bucks 10-18
14. Nets 7-19
15. Sixers 1-27
West:
1. Warriors 26-1
2. Spurs 23-5
3. Thunder 17-9
4. Clippers 16-11
5. Mavericks 15-12
6. Grizzlies 14-14
7. Rockets 13-14
8. Jazz 11-14
9. Suns 12-16
10. Nuggets 11-15
11. Blazers 11-17
12. Timberwolves 10-16
13. Kings 10-16
14. Pelicans 7-19
15. Lakers 4-22
Saturday, December 19 Schedule: 5 games
L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City – 5 pm ET
Charlotte at Washington – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Chicago at New York – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Houston – 8 pm ET
Indiana at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Post Merge: December 21, 2015, 06:42:06 AM
December 20, Final Scores/Leaders:
Lakers - 78 Thunder - 118
Williams: 20 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Russell: 7 Rebs./Durant: 22 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Kanter: 14 Rebs.
Hornets - 101 Wizards - 109
Walker: 18 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Williams: 9 Rebs./Wall: 27 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Dudley: 9 Rebs.
Bulls - 91 Knicks - 107
Noah: 21 Pts. Butler: 5 Asts. Portis: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 27 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. O'Quinn: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 97 Rockets - 107
Griffin: 22 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Howard: 22 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Pacers - 84 Grizzlies - 96
George: 29 Pts. George: 2 Asts. J. Hill: 13 Rebs./Conley: 20 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 17-7
2. Pacers 16-10
3. Raptors 17-11
4. Heat 15-10
5. Bulls 15-10
6. Magic 15-11
7. Hornets 15-11
8. Pistons 16-12
9. Hawks 16-12
10. Celtics 14-13
11. Knicks 14-14
12. Wizards 11-14
13. Bucks 10-18
14. Nets 7-19
15. Sixers 1-27
West:
1. Warriors 26-1
2. Spurs 23-5
3. Thunder 18-9
4. Clippers 16-12
5. Mavericks 15-12
6. Grizzlies 15-14
7. Rockets 14-14
8. Jazz 11-14
9. Suns 12-16
10. Nuggets 11-15
11. Blazers 11-17
12. Timberwolves 10-16
13. Kings 10-16
14. Pelicans 7-19
15. Lakers 4-23
Monday, December 21 Schedule: 7 games
Minnesota at Brooklyn – 1 pm ET
Portland at Miami – 1 pm ET
Philadelphia at Cleveland – 3:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Phoenix – 5 pm ET
Atlanta at Orlando – 6 pm ET
Sacramento at Toronto – 6 pm ET
New Orleans at Denver – 8 pm ET
Post Merge: December 21, 2015, 01:58:09 PM
December 21, Final Scores/Leaders:
Timberwolves - 100 Nets - 85
Towns: 24 Pts. Rubio: 15 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 20 Pts. Jack: 6 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs.
Blazers - 109 Heat - 116
Lillard: 32 Pts. Lillard; 9 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Bosh: 29 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Sixers - 86 Cavaliers - 108
Noel: 15 Pts. Marshall: 4 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs./James: 23 Pts. James: 4 Asts. Mozgov: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 101 Suns - 95
Middleton: 26 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Carter-Williams: 9 Rebs./Bledsoe: 18 Pts. Knight: 4 Asts. Len: 7 Rebs.
Hawks - 103 Magic - 100
Korver: 19 Pts. Horford: 5 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs./Vucevic: 20 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 104 Raptors - 94
Rondo: 19 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Casspi: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 28 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 130 Nuggets - 125
Davis: 27 Pts. Evans: 10 Ast
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 18-7
2. Pacers 16-10
3. Heat 16-10
4. Bulls 15-10
5. Raptors 17-12
6. Hawks 17-12
7. Hornets 15-11
8. Pistons 16-12
9. Magic 15-12
10. Celtics 14-13
11. Knicks 14-14
12. Wizards 11-14
13. Bucks 11-18
14. Nets 7-20
15. Sixers 1-28
West:
1. Warriors 26-1
2. Spurs 23-5
3. Thunder 18-9
4. Clippers 16-12
5. Mavericks 15-12
6. Grizzlies 15-14
7. Rockets 14-14
8. Jazz 11-14
9. Suns 12-17
10. Nuggets 11-16
11. Timberwolves 11-16
12. Kings 11-16
13. Blazers 11-18
14. Pelicans 8-19
15. Lakers 4-23
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 22, 2015, 11:38:51 PM
Kings - 99 Wizards - 113
Cousins: 22 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Rondo: 8 Rebs./Gortat: 27 Pts. Wall: 19 Asts. Gortat: 16 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 99 Celtics - 113
Wiggins: 26 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns: 16 Rebs./Olynyk: 19 Pts. Thomas: 12 Asts. Crowder: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 107 Knicks - 99
Vucevic: 26 Pts. Napier: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs./Thomas: 24 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs.
Blazers - 97 Hawks - 106
Crabbe: 19 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs./Schroder: 18 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Bazemore: 7 Rebs.
Nets - 105 Bulls - 102
Lopez: 21 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Young: 13 Rebs./Butler: 24 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs.
Hornets - 95 Rockets - 102
Walker: 14 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Zeller: 7 Rebs./Harden: 36 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 9 Rebs.
Pacers - 92 Spurs - 106
Stuckey: 16 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. Mahinmi: 11 Rebs./Leonard: 24 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs.
Suns - 89 Jazz - 110
Knight: 26 Pts. Morris: 4 Asts. Teletovic: 7 Rebs./Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 100 Clippers - 99
Westbrook: 33 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs./Paul: 32 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 18-7
2. Heat 16-10
3. Hawks 18-12
4. Pacers 16-11
5. Raptors 17-12
6. Bulls 15-11
7. Pistons 16-12
8. Magic 16-12
9. Hornets 15-12
10. Celtics 15-13
11. Knicks 14-15
12. Wizards 12-14
13. Bucks 11-18
14. Nets 8-20
15. Sixers 1-28
West:
1. Warriors 26-1
2. Spurs 24-5
3. Thunder 19-9
4. Mavericks 15-12
5. Clippers 16-13
6. Grizzlies 15-14
7. Rockets 15-14
8. Jazz 12-14
9. Nuggets 11-16
10. Suns 12-18
11. Timberwolves 11-17
12. Kings 11-17
13. Blazers 11-19
14. Pelicans 8-19
15. Lakers 4-23
Wednesday, December 23 Schedule: 4 games
Memphis at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Dallas at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
L.A. Lakers at Denver – 9 pm ET
Post by: naruto789544 on December 23, 2015, 02:20:20 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 23, 2015, 09:08:24 PM
Grizzlies - 104 Sixers - 90
Gasol: 19 Pts. Chalmers: 7 Asts. Barnes: 10 Rebs./Okafor: 18 Pts. Wroten: 7 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs.
Pistons - 93 Heat - 92
Jackson: 18 Pts. Jackson: 3 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Bosh: 20 Pts. Udrih: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs.
Mavericks - 99 Raptors - 103
Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Nowitzki: 7 Rebs./DeRozan: 28 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 20 Rebs.
Lakers - 111 Nuggets - 107
Bryant: 31 Pts. Bryant: 5 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs./Barton: 25 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 18-7
2. Raptors 18-12
3. Hawks 18-12
4. Pacers 16-11
5. Heat 16-11
6. Pistons 17-12
7. Bulls 15-11
8. Magic 16-12
9. Hornets 15-12
10. Celtics 15-13
11. Knicks 14-15
12. Wizards 12-14
13. Bucks 11-18
14. Nets 8-20
15. Sixers 1-29
West:
1. Warriors 26-1
2. Spurs 24-5
3. Thunder 19-9
4. Clippers 16-13
5. Mavericks 15-13
6. Grizzlies 16-14
7. Rockets 15-14
8. Jazz 12-14
9. Suns 12-18
10. Nuggets 11-17
11. Timberwolves 11-17
12. Kings 11-17
13. Blazers 11-19
14. Pelicans 8-19
15. Lakers 5-23
Post Merge: December 24, 2015, 02:24:46 PM
December 24, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics - 102 Hornets - 89
Olynyk: 20 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Crowder: 12 Rebs./Kaminsky: 23 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Zeller: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 84 Cavaliers - 91
Porzingis: 23 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 13 Rebs./James: 24 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs.
Kings - 108 Pacers - 106
Cousins: 25 Pts. Rondo: 16 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs./Ellis: 21 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. George: 10
Rebs.
Rockets - 101 Magic - 104
Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Ariza: 8 Rebs./Vucevic: 21 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Harris: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 91 Wizards - 100
Conley: 21 Pts. Green: 4 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Temple: 20 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 119 Nets - 118
Barea: 32 Pts. Barea: 11 Asts. Parsons: 7 Rebs./Young: 29 Pts. Jack: 8 Asts. Young: 10
Rebs.
Pistons - 100 Hawks - 107
Drummond: 25 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Teague: 23 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Teague: 6 Rebs.
Sixers - 100 Bucks - 113
Okafor: 17 Pts. Marshall: 7 Asts. Okafor: 8 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Monroe: 6 Rebs.
Spurs - 108 Timberwolves - 83
Leonard: 19 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 8 Rebs./LaVine: 17 Pts. Wiggins: 4 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 89 Pelicans - 115
McCollum: 19 Pts. McCollum: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 12 Rebs./Davis: 28 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs.
Nuggets - 104 Suns - 96
Foye: 31 Pts. Foye: 6 Asts. Arthur: 10 Rebs./ Knight: 21 Pts. Knight: 10 Asts. Tucker: 13
Rebs.
Jazz - 85 Warriors - 103
Favors: 17 Pts. Burke: 3 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs./Thompson: 20 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Bogut: 13 Rebs.
Thunder - 120 Lakers - 85
Westbrook: 23 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs./Bryant: 19 Pts. Huertas: 4 Asts.
Clarkson: 6 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 19-7
2. Hawks 19-12
3. Raptors 18-12
4. Heat 16-11
5. Magic 17-12
6. Bulls 15-11
7. Pacers 16-12
8. Pistons 17-13
9. Celtics 16-13
10. Hornets 15-13
11. Wizards 13-14
12. Knicks 14-16
13. Bucks 12-18
14. Nets 8-21
15. Sixers 1-30
West:
1. Warriors 27-1
2. Spurs 25-5
3. Thunder 20-9
4. Mavericks 16-13
5. Clippers 16-13
6. Grizzlies 16-15
7. Rockets 15-15
8. Jazz 12-15
9. Nuggets 12-17
10. Kings 12-17
11. Suns 12-19
12. Timberwolves 11-18
13. Blazers 11-20
14. Pelicans 9-19
15. Lakers 5-24
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 26, 2015, 03:39:41 PM
Pelicans - 88 Heat - 94
Davis: 29 Pts. Evans: 7 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs./ Bosh: 30 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 17
Rebs.
Bulls - 105 Thunder - 96
Butler: 23 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs./ Durant: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 83 Warriors - 89
James: 25 Pts. Love: 4 Asts. Love: 18 Rebs./ Green: 22 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Green: 15 Rebs.
Spurs - 84 Rockets - 88
Leonard: 20 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./ Harden: 20 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts.
Howard: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 94 Lakers - 84
Paul: 23 Pts. Griffin: 7 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Russell: 16 Pts. Bryant: 3 Asts. Randle:
8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 19-8
2. Hawks 19-12
3. Heat 17-11
4. Raptors 18-12
5. Bulls 16-11
6. Magic 17-12
7. Pacers 16-12
8. Pistons 17-13
9. Celtics 16-13
10. Hornets 15-13
11. Wizards 13-14
12. Knicks 14-16
13. Bucks 12-18
14. Nets 8-21
15. Sixers 1-30
West:
1. Warriors 28-1
2. Spurs 25-6
3. Thunder 20-10
4. Clippers 17-13
5. Mavericks 16-13
6. Grizzlies 16-15
7. Rockets 16-15
8. Jazz 12-15
9. Nuggets 12-17
10. Kings 12-17
11. Suns 12-19
12. Timberwolves 11-18
13. Blazers 11-20
14. Pelicans 9-20
15. Lakers 5-25
NBA All-Star Game Voting:
First Returns
East:
LeBron James - 357,937
Dwyane Wade - 300,595
Paul George - 283,785
Andre Drummond - 148,278
Kyrie Irving - 138,191
Carmelo Anthony - 132,119
Kyle Lowry - 128,131
Jimmy Butler - 111,220
Paul Gasol - 109,585
John Wall - 103,094
Kevin Love - 92,177
Chris Bosh - 91,896
Kristaps Porzingis - 85,606
Hassan Whiteside - 72,923
Derrick Rose - 72,709
DeMar DeRozan - 69,042
Jeremy Lin - 61,832
Isaiah Thomas - 45,014
Giannis Antetokounmpo - 25,926
Nicolas Batum - 20,596
Jonas Valanciunas - 12,341
Joakim Noah - 10,808
Paul Millsap - 10,501
Marcin Gortat - 9,443
DeMarre Carroll - 8,885
West:
Kobe Bryant - 719,235
Stephen Curry - 510,202
Kevin Durant - 349,473
Russell Westbrook - 267,699
Blake Griffin - 182,107
Kawhi Leonard - 164,521
Draymond Green - 160,350
Anthony Davis - 156,161
Chris Paul - 146,335
Klay Thompson - 138,587
James Harden - 135,531
Tim Duncan - 127,543
DeMarcus Cousins - 101,930
Dwight Howard - 66,598
Rajon Rondo - 66,164
LaMarcus Aldridge - 65,019
Andre Iguodala - 62,407
Dirk Nowitzki - 56,377
DeAndre Jordan - 49,696
Enes Kanter - 47,806
Damian Lillard - 47,615
Harrison Barnes - 43,343
Manu Ginobili - 42,413
Kevin Garnett - 42,285
Tony Parker - 40,693
Post Merge: December 27, 2015, 03:04:10 PM
December 27, Final Scores/Leaders:
Wizards - 111 Nets - 96
Gorat: 25 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Humphries: 8 Rebs./Lopez: 19 Pts. Jack: 11 Asts. Young:
14 Rebs.
Raptors - 111 Bucks - 90
DeRozan: 22 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs./Middleton: 20 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 92 Hornets - 98
Conley: 19 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs./Walker: 22 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Batum:
11 Rebs.
Heat - 108 Magic - 101
Bosh: 24 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Bosh: 10 Rebs./ Vucevic: 22 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 108 Pelicans - 110
Harden: 25 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 9 Rebs./Gordon: 26 Pts. Evans: 13 Asts. Davis:
13 Rebs.
Knicks - 98 Hawks - 117
Anthony: 18 Pts. Calderon: 8 Asts. Anthony: 12 Rebs./Millsap: 22 Pts. Millsap: 7 Asts. Millsap: 7 Rebs.
Celtics - 99 Pistons - 93
Bradley: 18 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Sullinger: 8 Rebs./Drummond: 22 Pts. Blake: 6 Asts. Drummond: 22 Rebs.
Pacers - 102 Timberwolves - 88
Ellis: 22 Pts. Stuckey: 8 Asts. Ellis: 6 Rebs./ Towns: 24 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Towns: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets - 86 Spurs - 101
Jokic: 22 Pts. Foye: 5 Asts. Jokic: 7 Rebs./ Leonard: 20 Pts. West: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 9
Rebs.
Bulls - 111 Mavericks - 118
Rose: 25 Pts. Butler: 8 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs./ Barea: 26 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 12
Rebs.
Sixers - 111 Suns - 104
Canaan: 22 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Noel: 11 Rebs./Knight: 21 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 109 Jazz - 104
Redick: 25 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Hayward: 28 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Withey: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliere - 76 Blazers - 105
Love: 13 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs./Crabbe: 26 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 19-9
2. Hawks 20-12
3. Heat 18-11
4. Raptors 19-12
5. Pacers 17-12
6. Bulls 16-12
7. Magic 17-13
8. Celtics 17-13
9. Hornets 16-13
10. Pistons 17-14
11. Wizards 14-14
12. Knicks 14-17
13. Bucks 12-19
14. Nets 8-22
15. Sixers 2-30
West:
1. Warriors 28-1
2. Spurs 26-6
3. Thunder 20-10
4. Clippers 18-13
5. Mavericks 17-13
6. Grizzlies 16-16
7. Rockets 16-16
8. Jazz 12-16
9. Kings 12-17
10. Nuggets 11-18
11. Suns 12-20
12. Blazers 12-20
13. Timberwolves 11-19
14. Pelicans 10-20
15. Lakers 5-25
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 28, 2015, 07:05:36 PM
Lakers – 96 Grizzlies – 112
Bryant: 19 Pts. Bryant: 3 Asts. Randle: 13 Rebs./Conley: 19 Pts. Chalmers: 7 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs.
Knicks – 91 Celtics – 100
Anthony: 29 Pts. Galloway: 5 Asts. Porzingis: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Olynyk: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 112 Thunder – 122
Faried: 25 Pts. Barton: 5 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Westbrook: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts.
Westbrook: 9 Rebs.
Blazers – 98 Kings – 94
McCollum: 35 Pts. McCollum: 9 Asts. McCollum: 11 Rebs./Cousins: 36 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Gay: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 19-9
2. Hawks 20-12
3. Heat 18-11
4. Raptors 19-12
5. Pacers 17-12
6. Celtics 18-13
7. Bulls 16-12
8. Magic 17-13
9. Hornets 16-13
10. Pistons 17-14
11. Wizards 14-14
12. Knicks 14-18
13. Bucks 12-19
14. Nets 8-22
15. Sixers 2-30
West:
1. Warriors 28-1
2. Spurs 26-6
3. Thunder 21-10
4. Clippers 18-13
5. Mavericks 17-13
6. Grizzlies 17-16
7. Rockets 16-16
8. Jazz 12-16
9. Kings 12-18
10. Blazers 13-20
11. Nuggets 12-19
12. Suns 12-20
13. Timberwolves 11-19
14. Pelicans 10-20
15. Lakers 5-26
Post Merge: December 29, 2015, 06:36:27 PM
December 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Lakers - 98 Hornets - 108
Bryant: 20 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Hibbert: 8 Rebs./Walker: 38 Pts. Batum: 11 Asts. Williams: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 87 Pacers - 93
Millsap: 24 Pts. Bazemore: 6 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs./Ellis: 26 Pts. George: 3 Asts. Mahinmi: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 89 Magic - 104
Davis: 20 Pts. Evans: 8 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs./ Vucevic: 28 Pts. Vucevic: 7 Asts. Harris: 9
Rebs.
Clippers - 108 Wizards - 91
Paul: 23 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./ Wall: 23 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 16 Rebs.
Nets - 111 Heat - 105
Lopez: 26 Pts. Larkin: 7 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Bosh: 24 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Bosh: 12 Rebs.
Raptors - 97 Bulls - 104
Lowry: 28 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs./Gasol: 22 Pts. Butler: 5 Asts. Gibson:
11 Rebs.
Bucks - 93 Mavericks - 103
Bayless: 19 Pts. Bayless: 7 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs./Matthews: 22 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 8 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 95 Spurs - 101
Wiggins: 18 Pts. Rubio: 14 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./ Leonard: 17 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 101 Suns - 97
Irving: 22 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs./Warren: 23 Pts. Knight: 4 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs.
Sixers - 91 Jazz - 95
Smith: 22 Pts. Smith: 11 Asts. Noel: 6 Rebs./ Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Withey: 12 Rebs.
Kings - 103 Warriors - 122
Casspi: 36 Pts. Collison: 11 Asts. Acy: 10 Rebs./Thompson: 29 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Curry: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 20-9
2. Hawks 20-13
3. Pacers 18-12
4. Heat 18-12
5. Raptors 19-13
6. Bulls 17-12
7. Magic 18-13
8. Celtics 18-13
9. Hornets 17-13
10. Pistons 17-14
11. Wizards 14-15
12. Knicks 14-18
13. Bucks 12-20
14. Nets 9-22
15. Sixers 2-31
West:
1. Warriors 29-1
2. Spurs 27-6
3. Thunder 21-10
4. Clippers 19-13
5. Mavericks 18-13
6. Grizzlies 17-16
7. Rockets 16-16
8. Jazz 13-16
9. Blazers 13-20
10. Nuggets 12-19
11. Kings 12-19
12. Suns 12-21
13. Timberwolves 11-20
14. Pelicans 10-21
15. Lakers 5-27
Wednesday, December 30 Schedule: 5 games
Detroit at New York - 7:30 pm ET
Atlanta at Houston - 8 pm ET
Miami at Memphis - 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Cleveland at Denver - 9 pm ET
Post Merge: December 30, 2015, 05:56:44 PM
December 30, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pistons - 96 Knicks - 108
Ilyasova: 19 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 9 Rebs./Anthony: 24 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs.
Hawks - 121 Rockets - 115
Horford: 30 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 14 Rebs./Howard: 30 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs.
Heat - 90 Grizzlies - 99
Bosh: 22 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs./Gasol: 23 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 123 Thunde - 131
Middleton: 36 Pts. Carter-Williams: 9 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 27 Pts. Durant: 8 Asts. Kanter: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 93 Nuggets - 87
James: 34 Pts. Dellavedova: 5 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs./Barton: 29 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Faried: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 21-9
2. Hawks 21-13
3. Pacers 18-12
4. Raptors 19-13
5. Bulls 17-12
6. Celtics 18-13
7. Magic 18-13
8. Heat 18-13
9. Hornets 17-13
10. Pistons 17-15
11. Wizards 14-15
12. Knicks 15-18
13. Bucks 12-21
14. Nets 9-22
15. Sixers 2-31
West:
1. Warriors 29-1
2. Spurs 27-6
3. Thunder 22-10
4. Clippers 19-13
5. Mavericks 18-13
6. Grizzlies 18-16
7. Rockets 16-17
8. Jazz 13-16
9. Blazers 13-20
10. Kings 12-19
11. Nuggets 12-20
12. Suns 12-21
13. Timberwolves 11-20
14. Pelicans 10-21
15. Lakers 5-27
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 31, 2015, 03:47:27 PM
Clippers – 122 Hornets – 117
Redick: 26 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Walker: 29 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Batum:
8 Rebs.
Nets – 93 Magic – 100
Lopez: 24 Pts. Jack: 10 Asts. Lopez: 15 Rebs./Vucevic: 20 Pts. Fournier: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs.
Lakers – 112 Celtics – 104
Clarkson: 24 Pts. Randle: 4 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs./ Thomas: 24 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 91 Raptors – 94
Porter: 20 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./ DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs.
Pacers – 100 Bulls – 102
G. Hill: 20 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Allen: 12 Rebs./ Brooks: 29 Pts. Brooks: 5 Asts. Gibson: 14
Rebs.
Jazz – 80 Timberwolves – 94
Burke: 23 Pts. Burke: 4 Asts. Booker: 15 Rebs./Towns: 25 Pts. Rubio: 17 Asts. Towns:
10 Rebs.
Warriors – 91 Mavericks – 114
Clark: 21 Pts. Green: 4 Asts. Bogut: 10 Rebs./Barea: 23 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 15
Rebs.
Suns – 79 Spurs – 112
Knight: 11 Pts. Morris: 5 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs./Aldridge: 21 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts.
Aldridge: 12 Rebs.
Nuggets – 103 Blazers – 110
Barton: 31 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs./McCollum: 29 Pts. Aminu: 4 Asts. Aminu: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 110 Kings – 105
Noel: 20 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Grant: 11 Rebs./ Belinelli: 28 Pts. Rondo: 14 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 21-9
2. Hawks 21-13
3. Raptors 20-13
4. Bulls 18-12
5. Magic 19-13
6. Paces 18-13
7. Heat 18-13
8. Celtics 18-14
9. Hornets 17-14
10. Pistons 17-15
11. Wizards 14-16
12. Knicks 15-18
13. Bucks 12-21
14. Nets 9-23
15. Sixers 3-31
West:
1. Warriors 29-2
2. Spurs 28-6
3. Thunder 22-10
4. Clippers 20-13
5. Mavericks 19-13
6. Grizzlies 18-16
7. Rockets 16-17
8. Jazz 13-17
9. Blazers 14-20
10. Timberwolves 12-20
11. Kings 12-20
12. Nuggets 12-21
13. Suns 12-22
14. Pelicans 10-21
15. Lakers 6-27
Post Merge: January 01, 2016, 08:18:38 PM
January 01 2016, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks - 120 Pacers - 116
Middleton: 33 Pts. Carter-Williams: 8 Asts. Carter-Williams: 7 Rebs./George: 31 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Turner: 9 Rebs,
Timberwolves - 90 Pistons - 115
Towns: 22 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs./Drummond: 23 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Warriors - 114 Rockets - 110
Thompson: 38 Pts. Green: 16 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Clippers - 95 Pelicans - 89
Redick: 26 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Anderson: 17 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
Suns - 106 Thunder - 110
Warren: 29 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Adams: 8 Rebs.
Blazers - 96 Jazz - 109
McCollum: 32 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs./Burke: 27 Pts. Hood: 6 Asts. Hayward: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 21-9
2. Hawks 21-13
3. Raptors 20-13
4. Bulls 18-12
5. Magic 19-13
6. Heat 18-13
7. Pacers 18-14
8. Celtics 18-14
9. Hornets 17-14
10. Pistons 18-15
11. Wizards 14-16
12. Knicks 15-18
13. Bucks 13-21
14. Nets 9-23
15. Sixers 3-31
West:
1. Warriors 30-2
2. Spurs 28-6
3. Thunder 23-10
4. Clippers 21-13
5. Mavericks 19-13
6. Grizzlies 18-16
7. Rockets 16-18
8. Jazz 14-17
9. Blazers 14-21
10. Kings 12-20
11. Nuggets 12-21
12. Timberwolves 12-21
13. Suns 12-23
14. Pelicans 10-22
15. Lakers 6-27
Saturday, January 2 Schedule: 5 games
Orlando at Washington – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
New York at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 02, 2016, 11:18:58 PM
Magic - 91 Wizards - 103
Oladipo: 20 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Harris: 10 Rebs./Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 82 Heat - 106
Pachulia: 14 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 13 Rebs./Whiteside: 25 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 19 Rebs.
Hornets - 94 Raptors - 104
Walker: 18 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 23 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Knicks - 81 Bulls - 108
Anthony: 20 Pts. Calderon: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 9 Rebs./Butler: 23 Pts. Mirotic: 7 Asts. Portis: 10 Rebs.
Sixers - 84 Lakers - 93
Noel: 15 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs./Williams: 24 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Nance: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 21-9
2. Raptors 21-13
3. Hawks 21-13
4. Bulls 19-12
5. Heat 19-13
6. Magic 19-14
7. Paces 18-14
8. Celtics 18-14
9. Pistons 18-15
10. Hornets 17-15
11. Wizards 15-16
12. Knicks 15-19
13. Bucks 13-21
14. Nets 9-23
15. Sixers 3-32
West:
1. Warriors 30-2
2. Spurs 28-6
3. Thunder 23-10
4. Clippers 21-13
5. Mavericks 19-14
6. Grizzlies 18-16
7. Rockets 16-18
8. Jazz 14-17
9. Blazers 14-21
10. Kings 12-20
11. Nuggets 12-21
12. Timberwolves 12-21
13. Suns 12-23
14. Pelicans 10-22
15. Lakers 7-27
Sunday, January 3 Schedule: 11 games
Brooklyn at Boston - 3 pm ET
Phoenix at Sacramento - 5 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Charlotte - 7 pm ET
Detroit at Indiana - 7 pm ET
Orlando at Cleveland - 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Minnesota - 8 pm ET
New Orleans at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET
Houston at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET on NBATV
Memphis at Utah - 9 pm ET
Denver at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: January 03, 2016, 07:25:58 PM
January 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets – 100 Celtics – 97
Lopez: 30 Pts. Jack: 9 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 24 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 119 Kings – 142
Knight: 23 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Warren: 5 Rebs./Cousins: 32 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Cousins: 9 Rebs.
Thunder – 109 Hornets – 90
Durant: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs./Walker: 32 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Williams: 8 Rebs.
Pistons – 82 Pacers – 94
Caldwell-Pope: 16 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs./George: 32 Pts. Ellis: 3 Asts. George: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 79 Cavaliers – 104
Gordon: 11 Pts. Payton: 4 Asts. Gordon: 7 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs.
Bucks – 95 Timberwolves – 85
Monroe: 19 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Wiggins: 19 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 105 Mavericks – 98
Davis: 31 Pts. Holiday: 5 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs./Nowitzki: 24 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 103 Spurs – 121
Howard: 22 Pts. Beverley: 7 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Aldridge: 24 Pts. Parker: 10 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 87 Jazz – 92
Gasol: 20 Pts. Gasol: 4 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Hood: 32 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Booker: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 108 Warriors – 111
Gallinari: 24 Pts. Barton: 7 Asts. Barton: 13 Rebs./Green: 29 Pts. Green: 14 Asts. Green: 17 Rebs.
Sixers – 99 Clippers – 130
Okafor: 23 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs./Rivers: 26 Pts. Paul: 14 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 22-9
2. Raptors 21-13
3. Hawks 21-13
4. Bulls 19-12
5. Heat 19-13
6. Pacers 19-14
7. Magic 19-15
8. Celtics 18-15
9. Pistons 18-16
10. Hornets 17-16
11. Wizards 15-16
12. Knicks 15-19
13. Bucks 14-21
14. Nets 10-23
15. Sixers 3-33
West:
1. Warriors 31-2
2. Spurs 29-6
3. Thunder 24-10
4. Clippers 22-13
5. Mavericks 19-15
6. Grizzlies 18-17
7. Jazz 15-17
8. Rockets 16-19
9. Blazers 14-21
10. Kings 13-20
11. Nuggets 12-22
12. Timberwolves 12-22
13. Pelicans 11-22
14. Suns 12-24
15. Lakers 7-27
Monday, January 4 Schedule: 5 games
Atlanta at New York – 3:30 pm ET
Chicago at Toronto – 3:30 pm ET
Miami at Washington – 6 pm ET
Portland at Denver – 9 pm ET
Phoenix at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Post Merge: January 04, 2016, 06:32:51 PM
January 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 97 Knicks - 111
Millsap: 19 Pts. Millsap: 6 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Afflalo: 38 Pts. Grant: 7 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 115 Raptors - 113
Butler: 42 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs./DeRozan: 24 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 97 Wizards - 75
Bosh: 23 Pts. Udrih: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Wall: 14 Pts. Wall: 5 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs.
Blazers - 112 Nuggets - 106
McCollum: 25 Pts. McCollum: 7 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Gallinari: 29 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs.
Suns - 77 Lakers - 97
Knight: 25 Pts. Knight: 9 Asts. Len: 9 Rebs./Williams: 30 Pts. Clarkson: 7 Asts. Nance: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 22-9
2. Bulls 20-12
3. Heat 20-13
4. Raptors 21-14
5. Hawks 21-14
6. Pacers 19-14
7. Magic 19-15
8. Celtics 18-15
9. Pistons 18-16
10. Hornets 17-16
11. Wizards 15-17
12. Knicks 16-19
13. Bucks 14-21
14. Nets 10-23
15. Sixers 3-33
West:
1. Warriors 31-2
2. Spurs 29-6
3. Thunder 24-10
4. Clippers 22-13
5. Mavericks 19-15
6. Grizzlies 18-17
7. Jazz 15-17
8. Rockets 16-19
9. Blazers 15-21
10. Kings 13-20
11. Timberwolves 12-22
12. Nuggets 12-23
13. Pelicans 11-22
14. Suns 12-25
15. Lakers 8-27
Tuesday, January 5 Schedule: 10 games
Toronto at Cleveland - 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET
Boston at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Miami - 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
San Antonio at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET
Sacramento at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET
Houston at Utah - 9 pm ET
Memphis at Portland - 10 pm ET on NBATV
Charlotte at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 05, 2016, 07:00:09 PM
Raptors - 100 Cavaliers - 122
Lowry: 23 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Irving: 25 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 99 Sixers - 109
Muhammad: 20 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Dieng: 8 Rebs./Smith: 21 Pts. Smith: 11 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 103 Nets - 94
Crowder: 25 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Turner: 11 Rebs./Young: 23 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Young: 15 Rebs.
Magic - 89 Pistons - 115
Oladipo: 18 Pts. Oladipo: 5 Asts. Oladipo: 7 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs.
Pacers - 100 Heat - 103
George: 32 Pts. Ellis: 9 Asts. J. Hill: 12 Rebs./ Bosh: 31 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Bosh: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 123 Bucks - 98
Leonard: 24 Pts. Ginobili: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 11 Rebs./Middleton: 19 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Parker: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 116 Thunder - 104
Cousins: 33 Pts. Rondo: 19 Asts. Cousins: 19 Rebs./Ibaka: 25 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts.
Adams: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 93 Jazz - 91
Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 13Rebs./Hood: 23 Pts. Hood: 7 Asts. Withey: 11
Rebs.
Grizzlies - 91 Blazers - 78
Randolph: 26 Pts. Chalmers: 6 Asts. Randolph: 18 Rebs./Lillard: 17 Pts. Lillard: 7
Asts. Aminu: 14 Rebs.
Hornets - 101 Warriors - 111
Walker: 22 Pts. Hawes: 4 Asts. Zeller: 10 Rebs./Curry: 30 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 15
Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 23-9
2. Bulls 20-12
3. Heat 21-13
4. Hawks 21-14
5. Raptors 21-15
6. Paces 19-15
7. Celtics 19-15
8. Pistons 19-16
9. Magic 19-16
10. Hornets 17-17
11. Wizards 15-17
12. Knicks 16-19
13. Bucks 14-22
14. Nets 10-24
15. Sixers 4-33
West:
1. Warriors 32-2
2. Spurs 30-6
3. Thunder 24-11
4. Clippers 22-13
5. Mavericks 19-15
6. Grizzlies 19-17
7. Rockets 17-19
8. Jazz 15-18
9. Kings 14-20
10. Blazers 15-22
11. Nuggets 12-23
12. Timberwolves 12-23
13. Pelicans 11-22
14. Suns 12-25
15. Lakers 8-27
Wednesday, January 6 Schedule: 4 games
New York at Atlanta - 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Chicago - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET
Golden State at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: January 06, 2016, 06:50:20 PM
January 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks - 107 Hawks - 101
Anthony: 23 Pts. Anthony: 7 Asts. Anthony: 11 Rebs./Millsap: 19 Pts. Horford: 8 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs.
Bucks - 106 Bulls - 117
Middleton: 26 Pts. Carter-Williams: 12 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs./Butler: 32 Pts. Butler: 10
Asts. Gibson: 14 Rebs.
Kings - 116 Mavericks - 117
Cousins: 35 Pts. Collison: 12 Asts. Cousins: 17 Rebs./Williams: 25 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Pachulia: 17 Rebs.
Warriors - 109 Lakes - 88
Thompson: 36 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Clarkson: 23 Pts. Huertas: 5 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 23-9
2. Bulls 21-12
3. Heat 21-13
4. Raptors 21-15
5. Hawks 21-15
6. Paces 19-15
7. Celtics 19-15
8. Pistons 19-16
9. Magic 19-16
10. Hornets 17-17
11. Knicks 17-19
12. Wizards 15-17
13. Bucks 14-23
14. Nets 10-24
15. Sixers 4-33
West:
1. Warriors 33-2
2. Spurs 30-6
3. Thunder 24-11
4. Clippers 22-13
5. Mavericks 20-15
6. Grizzlies 19-17
7. Rockets 17-19
8. Jazz 15-18
9. Blazers 15-22
10. Kings 14-21
11. Nuggets 12-23
12. Timberwolves 12-23
13. Pelicans 11-22
14. Suns 12-25
15. Lakers 8-28
Thursday, January 7 Schedule: 11 games
New York at Miami - 7 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at Orlando - 7 pm ET
Cleveland at Washington - 7 pm ET
Detroit at Boston - 7:30 pm ET
Toronto at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Minnesota - 8 pm ET
Dallas at New Orleans - 8 pm ET
Utah at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Phoenix - 9 pm ET
Memphis at Oklahoma City - 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at Portland - 10 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 07, 2016, 08:45:13 PM
Knicks - 98 Heat - 90
Anthony: 25 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Williams: 8 Rebs./Bosh: 28 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 95 Magic - 86
George: 20 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Mahinmi: 12 Rebs./Oladipo: 20 Pts. Fournier: 4 Asts. Gordon: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 121 Wizards - 115
James: 34 Pts. James: 4 Asts. James: 10 Rebs./Temple: 21 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Porter: 7 Rebs.
Pistons - 99 Celtics - 94
Jackson: 24 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Johnson: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 22 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
Raptors - 91 Nets - 74
Valanciunas: 22 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 24 Pts. Larkin: 4 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets - 78 Timberwolves - 74
Gallinari: 20 Pts. Arthur: 5 Asts. Nurkic: 10 Rebs./Towns: 14 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 100 Pelicans - 91
Felton: 22 Pts. Felton: 6 Asts. Powell: 10 Rebs./Davis: 26 Pts. Davis: 7 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs.
Jazz - 98 Spurs - 123
Burke: 21 Pts. Burke: 4 Asts. Withey: 7 Rebs./Duncan: 18 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. West: 13 Rebs.
Hornets - 102 Suns - 111
Walker: 25 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Zeller: 11 Rebs./Knight: 18 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Booker: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 94 Thunder - 112
Chalmers: 23 Pts. Chalmers: 9 Asts. Chalmers: 8 Rebs./Durant: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Durant: 17 Rebs.
Clippers - 109 Blazers - 98
Paul: 21 Pts. Paul: 19 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 20 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 24-9
2. Bulls 21-12
3. Heat 21-14
4. Raptors 22-15
5. Hawks 21-15
6. Pacers 20-15
7. Pistons 20-16
8. Celtics 19-16
9. Magic 19-17
10. Knicks 18-19
11. Hornets 17-18
12. Wizards 15-18
13. Bucks 14-23
14. Nets 10-25
15. Sixers 4-33
West:
1. Warriors 33-2
2. Spurs 31-6
3. Thunder 25-11
4. Clippers 23-13
5. Mavericks 21-15
6. Grizzlies 19-18
7. Rockets 17-19
8. Jazz 15-18
9. Kings 14-21
10. Blazers 15-23
11. Nuggets 13-23
12. Suns 13-25
13. Timberwolves 12-24
14. Pelicans 11-23
15. Lakers 8-28
Friday, January 8 Schedule: 4 games
Atlanta at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET
Boston at Chicago - 8 pm ET on TNT
Utah at Houston - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Sacramento - 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: January 08, 2016, 06:07:24 PM
January 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 126 Sixers - 98
Bazemore: 22 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./Okafor: 21 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 92 Bulls - 101
Crowder: 17 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Butler: 19 Pts. Butler: 10 Asts. Gasol: 18 Rebs.
Jazz - 94 Rockets - 103
Hayward: 15 Pts. Neto: 7 Asts. Booker: 9 Rebs./Harden: 33 Pts. Beverley: 4 Asts. Capela: 10 Rebs.
Lakers - 115 Kings - 118
Bryant: 28 Pts. Russell: 4 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 29 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 24-9
2. Bulls 22-12
3. Heat 21-14
4. Raptors 22-15
5. Hawks 22-15
6. Paces 20-15
7. Pistons 20-16
8. Magic 19-17
9. Celtics 19-17
10. Knicks 18-19
11. Hornets 17-18
12. Wizards 15-18
13. Bucks 14-23
14. Nets 10-25
15. Sixers 4-34
West:
1. Warriors 33-2
2. Spurs 31-6
3. Thunder 25-11
4. Clippers 23-13
5. Mavericks 21-15
6. Grizzlies 19-18
7. Rockets 18-19
8. Jazz 15-20
9. Kings 15-21
10. Blazers 15-23
11. Nuggets 13-23
12. Suns 13-25
13. Timberwolves 12-24
14. Pelicans 11-23
15. Lakers 8-29
Saturday, January 9 Schedule: 10 games
Toronto at Washington - 7 pm ET
Orlando at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Memphis - 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Minnesota - 8 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at New Orleans - 8 pm ET
Dallas at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET
New York at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET
Miami at Phoenix - 9:30 pm ET
Golden State at Portland - 10 pm ET
Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
NBA All-Star Game 2016 Voting: 2nd Update for East, West Rosters Released
Note : Kobe is still leading the way with over 1.2M votes.
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Post Merge: January 08, 2016, 06:14:47 PM
NBA ALL-TIME POINTS LEADERS :
1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 38,387
2 Karl Malone 36,928
3 KOBE BRYANT 33,010
4 Michael Jordan 32,292
5 Wilt Chamberlain 31,419
6 DIRK NOWITZKI 28,708
7 Shaquille O'Neal 28,596
8 Moses Malone 27,409
9 Elvin Hayes 27,313
10 Hakeem Olajuwon 26,946
11 Oscar Robertson 26,710
12 Dominique Wilkins 26,668
13 John Havlicek 26,395
14 TIM DUNCAN 26,258
15 PAUL PIERCE 26,076
16 KEVIN GARNETT 26,060
17 LeBRON JAMES 25,740
18 Alex English 25,613
19 Reggie Miller 25,279
20 Jerry West 25,192
21 Patrick Ewing 24,815
22 RAY ALLEN 24,505
23 Allen Iverson 24,368
24 Charles Barkley 23,757
25 VINCE CARTER 23,642
*Active players are in CAPS.
Post Merge: January 09, 2016, 06:42:02 PM
January 9, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 97 Wizards - 88
DeRozan: 35 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Lowry: 10 Rebs./Wall: 21 Pts. Wall: 4 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 83 Nets - 77
Vucevic: 20 Pts. Harris: 8 Asts. Harris: 12 Rebs./Lopez: 17 Pts. Sloan: 5 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 84 Grizzlies - 91
Gallinari: 29 Pts. Nelson: 9 Asts. Barton: 9 Rebs./Randolph: 24 Pts. Chalmers: 4 Asts. Allen: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 125 Timberwolves - 99
Smith: 27 Pts. James: 8 Asts. James: 12 Rebs./Wiggins: 35 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns: 6 Rebs.
Pacers - 91 Pelicans - 86
Mahinmi: 17 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Mahinmi: 10 Rebs./Evans: 27 Pts. Evans: 5 Asts. Ajinca: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 95 Bucks - 96
Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 15 Rebs./Middleton: 27 Pts. Carter-Williams: 8 Asts. Carter-Williams: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 99 Spurs - 100
Porzingis: 28 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Anthony: 12 Rebs./Leonard: 19 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Leonard: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 103 Suns - 95
Wade: 27 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Winslow: 10 Rebs./Knight: 26 Pts. Knight: 4 Asts. Tucker: 11 Rebs.
Warriors - 128 Blazers - 108
Thompson: 36 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs./Lillard: 40 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Aminu: 7 Rebs.
Thunder - 117 Lakers - 113
Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs./Williams: 44 Pts. Bryant: 6 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 25-9
2. Bulls 22-12
3. Heat 22-14
4. Raptors 23-15
5. Hawks 22-15
6. Pacers 21-15
7. Pistons 20-16
8. Magic 20-17
9. Celtics 19-17
10. Hornets 17-18
11. Knicks 18-20
12. Wizards 15-19
13. Bucks 15-23
14. Nets 10-26
15. Sixers 4-34
West:
1. Warriors 34-2
2. Spurs 32-6
3. Thunder 26-11
4. Clippers 23-13
5. Mavericks 21-16
6. Grizzlies 20-18
7. Rockets 18-19
8. Jazz 15-20
9. Kings 15-21
10. Blazers 15-24
11. Nuggets 13-24
12. Suns 13-26
13. Timberwolves 12-25
14. Pelicans 11-24
15. Lakers 8-30
Sunday, January 10 Schedule: 7 games
Charlotte at L.A. Clippers - 3:30 pm ET
Chicago at Atlanta - 5 pm ET
Washington at Orlando - 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Detroit - 7:30 pm ET
Toronto at Philadelphia - 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Utah - 9 pm ET
Golden State at Sacramento - 10 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 10, 2016, 08:30:50 PM
Hornets - 83 Clippers - 97
Lin: 26 Pts. Lin: 4 Asts. Zeller: 13 Rebs./Paul: 25 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs.
Bulls - 105 Hawks - 120
Butler: 27 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Mirotic: 10 Rebs./Horford: 33 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs.
Wizards - 105 Magic - 99
Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Vucevic: 23 Pts. Oladipo: 5 Asts. Gordon: 10 Rebs.
Nets - 89 Pistons - 103
Lopez: 19 Pts. Sloan: 10 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Drummond: 23 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Ilyasova: 13 Rebs.
Raptors - 108 Sixers - 95
Lowry: 25 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Smith: 28 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 83 Jazz - 98
Bosh: 24 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 34 Pts. Neto: 5 Asts. Lyles: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 128 Kings - 116
Curry: 38 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Bogut: 11 Rebs./Cousins: 33 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 25-9
2. Bulls 22-13
3. Raptors 24-15
4. Hawks 23-15
5. Heat 22-15
6. Pacers 21-15
7. Pistons 21-16
8. Celtics 19-17
9. Magic 20-18
10. Knicks 18-20
11. Hornets 17-19
12. Wizards 16-19
13. Bucks 15-23
14. Nets 10-27
15. Sixers 4-35
West:
1. Warriors 35-2
2. Spurs 32-6
3. Thunder 26-11
4. Clippers 24-13
5. Mavericks 21-16
6. Grizzlies 20-18
7. Rockets 18-19
8. Jazz 16-20
9. Kings 15-22
10. Blazers 15-24
11. Nuggets 13-24
12. Suns 13-26
13. Timberwolves 12-25
14. Pelicans 11-24
15. Lakers 8-30
Monday, January 11 Schedule: 9 games
New Orleans at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
Dallas at Minnesota – 5 pm ET
Cleveland at Philadelphia – 6 pm ET
Boston at Memphis – 6 pm ET
Indiana at Houston – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Denver – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Portland – 9 pm ET
Utah at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Post Merge: January 11, 2016, 02:45:37 PM
January 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pelicans - 111 Clippers - 114
Holiday: 28 Pts. Evans: 7 Asts. Holiday: 11 Rebs./Paul: 25 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks - 93 Timberwolves - 87
Nowitzki: 29 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Pachulia: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 21 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts.
Wiggins: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 95 Sixers - 85
James: 37 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs./Okafor: 21 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 98 Grizzlies - 101
Thomas: 35 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs./Randolph: 25 Pts. Chalmers: 4 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs.
Pacers - 103 Rockets - 107
George: 20 Pts. Ellis: 13 Asts. Mahinmi: 7 Rebs./Ariza: 24 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard:
17 Rebs.
Bucks - 88 Knicks - 100
Monroe: 28 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 24 Pts. Anthony: 8 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Hornets - 92 Nuggets - 95
Zeller: 15 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Lamb: 8 Rebs./ Gallinari: 27 Pts. Jokic: 9 Asts. Barton: 8
Rebs.
Thunder - 110 Blazers - 115
Durant: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 31 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Jazz - 86 Lakers - 74
Hayward: 25 Pts. Hood: 4 Asts. Lyles: 9 Rebs./Williams: 18 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Nance: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 26-9
2. Bulls 22-13
3. Raptors 24-15
4. Hawks 23-15
5. Heat 22-15
6. Pacers 21-16
7. Pistons 21-16
8. Magic 20-18
9. Celtics 19-18
10. Knicks 19-20
11. Hornets 17-20
12. Wizards 16-19
13. Bucks 15-24
14. Nets 10-27
15. Sixers 4-36
West:
1. Warriors 35-2
2. Spurs 32-6
3. Thunder 26-12
4. Clippers 25-13
5. Mavericks 22-16
6. Grizzlies 21-18
7. Rockets 19-19
8. Jazz 17-20
9. Kings 15-22
10. Blazers 16-24
11. Nuggets 14-24
12. Suns 13-26
13. Timberwolves 12-26
14. Pelicans 11-25
15. Lakers 8-31
Post Merge: January 12, 2016, 02:38:28 PM
January 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs - 106 Nets - 79
Aldridge: 25 Pts. Ginobili: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 18 Pts. Larkin: 6 Asts.
Young: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 114 Bulls - 100
Wall: 17 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gooden: 12 Rebs./Rose: 23 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
Heat - 103 Warriors - 111
Wade: 20 Pts. Wade: 11 Asts. Bosh: 12 Rebs./Curry: 31 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 26-9
2. Raptors 24-15
3. Bulls 22-14
4. Hawks 23-15
5. Heat 22-16
6. Pacers 21-16
7. Pistons 21-16
8. Magic 20-18
9. Celtics 19-18
10. Knicks 19-20
11. Wizards 17-19
12. Hornets 17-20
13. Bucks 15-24
14. Nets 10-28
15. Sixers 4-36
West:
1. Warriors 36-2
2. Spurs 33-6
3. Thunder 26-12
4. Clippers 25-13
5. Mavericks 22-16
6. Grizzlies 21-18
7. Rockets 19-19
8. Jazz 17-20
9. Kings 15-22
10. Blazers 16-24
11. Nuggets 14-24
12. Suns 13-26
13. Timberwolves 12-26
14. Pelicans 11-25
15. Lakers 8-31
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 13, 2016, 04:50:01 PM
Suns – 97 Pacers – 116
Booker: 19 Pts. Tucker: 5 Asts. Tucker: 10 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Miles: 8
Rebs.
Spurs – 109 Pistons – 99
Parker: 31 Pts. Green: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 13 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 25 Pts. Jackson: 11
Asts. Drummond: 10 Rebs.
Celtics – 114 Knicks – 120
Thomas: 34 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Crowder: 8 Rebs./Porzingis: 26 Pts. Grant: 8 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Rockets – 107 Grizzlies – 91
Harden: 25 Pts. Terry: 6 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 20 Pts. Chalmers: 9 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs.
Bulls – 101 Bucks – 106
Butler: 30 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 29 Pts. Middleton: 9 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs.
Thunder – 101 Timberwolves – 96
Durant: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Ibaka: 8 Rebs./Wiggins: 22 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns:
10 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 110 Mavericks – 107
James: 27 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs./ Parsons: 25 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans – 91 Lakers – 95
Evans: 21 Pts. Evans: 4 Asts. Asik: 13 Rebs./ Williams: 19 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 27-9
2. Raptors 24-15
3. Hawks 23-15
4. Bulls 22-15
5. Pacers 22-16
6. Heat 22-16
7. Pistons 21-17
8. Magic 20-18
9. Knicks 20-20
10. Celtics 19-19
11. Wizards 17-19
12. Hornets 17-20
13. Bucks 16-24
14. Nets 10-28
15. Sixers 4-36
West:
1. Warriors 36-2
2. Spurs 34-6
3. Thunder 27-12
4. Clippers 25-13
5. Mavericks 22-17
6. Grizzlies 21-19
7. Rockets 20-19
8. Jazz 17-20
9. Kings 15-22
10. Blazers 16-24
11. Nuggets 14-24
12. Suns 13-27
13. Timberwolves 12-27
14. Pelicans 11-26
15. Lakers 9-31
Post Merge: January 14, 2016, 02:52:41 PM
January 14, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 84 Hornets - 107
Millsap: 20 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Millsap: 5 Rebs./Walker: 23 Pts. Batum: 10 Asts. Zeller:
10 Rebs.
Bucks - 101 Wizards - 106
Middleton: 25 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs./Wall: 19 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Dudley: 6 Rebs.
Knicks - 104 Nets - 110
Williams: 31 Pts. Galloway: 5 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Lopez: 20 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs.
Pacers - 94 Celtics - 103
George: 23 Pts. Ellis: 4 Asts. Mahinmi: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 28 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts.
Johnson: 18 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 104 Rockets - 107
Wiggins: 28 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 16 Rebs./Harden: 27 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 89 Thunder - 108
Barea: 18 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Powell: 9 Rebs./Durant: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Ibaka: 11
Rebs.
Warriors - 110 Nuggets - 112
Curry: 38 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Bogut: 7 Rebs./Gallinari: 28 Pts. Nelson: 9 Asts. Arthur: 11
Rebs.
Jazz - 85 Blazers - 99
Hayward: 19 Pts. Hayward: 9 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs./Lillard: 21 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Davis:
12 Rebs.
Pelicans - 109 Kings - 97
Davis: 24 Pts. Holiday: 10 Asts. Asik: 13 Rebs./Cousins: 32 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 90 Clippers - 104
Green: 19 Pts. Bosh: 7 Asts. Bosh: 12 Rebs./Aldrich: 19 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Pierce: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 27-9
2. Raptors 24-15
3. Bulls 22-15
4. Hawks 23-16
5. Pacers 22-17
6. Heat 22-17
7. Pistons 21-17
8. Magic 20-18
9. Celtics 20-19
10. Knicks 20-21
11. Wizards 18-19
12. Hornets 18-20
13. Bucks 16-25
14. Nets 11-28
15. Sixers 4-36
West:
1. Warriors 36-3
2. Spurs 34-6
3. Thunder 28-12
4. Clippers 26-13
5. Mavericks 22-18
6. Grizzlies 21-19
7. Rockets 21-19
8. Jazz 17-21
9. Blazers 17-24
10. Kings 15-23
11. Nuggets 15-24
12. Suns 13-27
13. Pelicans 12-26
14. Timberwolves 12-28
15. Lakers 9-31
Post Merge: January 15, 2016, 02:22:57 PM
January 15, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 106 Magic - 103
Lowry: 24 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. DeRozan: 11 Rebs./Oladipo: 27 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts.
Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 115 Sixers - 111
Butler: 53 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Noah: 16 Rebs./ Covington: 25 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Covington:
6 Rebs.
Pistons - 101 Grizzlies - 103
Johnson: 19 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Chalmers: 25 Pts. Chalmers: 8 Asts. Allen: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 95 Spurs - 99
James: 22 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs./Parker: 24 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts.
Leonard: 10 Rebs.
Kings - 103 Jazz - 101
Cousins: 36 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Cousins: 17 Rebs./Hayward: 21 Pts. Neto: 4 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Lakers - 98 Warriors - 116
Clarkson: 22 Pts. Russell: 3 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs./Curry: 26 Pts. Green: 5 Asts. Green: 9
Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 27-10
2. Raptors 25-15
3. Bulls 23-15
4. Hawks 23-16
5. Pacers 22-17
6. Heat 22-17
7. Pistons 21-18
8. Magic 20-19
9. Celtics 20-19
10. Knicks 20-21
11. Wizards 18-19
12. Hornets 18-20
13. Bucks 16-25
14. Nets 11-28
15. Sixers 4-37
West:
1. Warriors 37-3
2. Spurs 35-6
3. Thunder 28-12
4. Clippers 26-13
5. Mavericks 22-18
6. Grizzlies 22-19
7. Rockets 21-19
8. Jazz 17-22
9. Blazers 17-24
10. Kings 16-23
11. Nuggets 15-24
12. Suns 13-27
13. Pelicans 12-26
14. Timberwolves 12-28
15. Lakers 9-32
Post Merge: January 15, 2016, 02:29:33 PM
All-Star Game Voting: Third Returns
Eastern Conference:
LeBron James (Cle) 830,345
Dwyane Wade (Mia) 736,732
Paul George (Ind) 569,947
Kyrie Irving (Cle) 399,757
Carmelo Anthony (NYK) 368,336
Kyle Lowry (Tor) 367,472
Andre Drummond (Det) 361,307
Jimmy Butler (Chi) 356,561
Pau Gasol (Chi) 294,172
John Wall (Was) 281,936
Chris Bosh (Mia) 266,817
DeMar DeRozan (Tor) 262,683
Kristaps Porzingis (NYK) 248,783
Kevin Love (Cle) 241,700
Hassan Whiteside (Mia) 226,039
Derrick Rose (Chi) 217,986
Jeremy Lin (Cha) 155,475
Isaiah Thomas (Bos) 111,838
Giannis Antetokounmpo (Mil) 60,953
Reggie Jackson (Det) 57,736
Jonas Valanciunas (Tor) 45,743
Marcin Gortat (Was) 34,747
Joakim Noah (Chi) 34,274
DeMarre Carroll (Tor) 31,861
Paul Millsap (Atl) 29,576
Western Conference:
Kobe Bryant (LAL) 1,533,432
Stephen Curry (GS) 1,206,467
Kevin Durant (OKC) 774,782
Russell Westbrook (OKC) 609,901
Draymond Green (GS) 499,947
Kawhi Leonard (SA) 487,626
Chris Paul (LAC) 410,284
Blake Griffin (LAC) 396,630
Klay Thompson (GS) 386,053
Anthony Davis (NO) 326,070
James Harden (Hou) 319,596
Tim Duncan (SA) 303,498
Zaza Pachulia (Dal) 299,584
DeMarcus Cousins (Sac) 267,087
Enes Kanter (OKC) 261,608
LaMarcus Aldridge (SA) 176,956
Rajon Rondo (Sac) 157,298
Dwight Howard (Hou) 155,975
Manu Ginobili (SA) 144,712
Andre Iguodala (GS) 142,047
DeAndre Jordan (LAC) 133,484
Dirk Nowitzki (Dal) 128,962
Tony Parker (SA) 123,136
Harrison Barnes (GS) 113,607
Damian Lillard (Por) 105,797
Post by: jamesbond on January 15, 2016, 10:32:49 PM
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New York forward Carmelo Anthony edged into a starting spot in Thursday's latest voting update for the NBA All-Star Game while Kobe Bryant and Stephen Curry paced the overall balloting.
Anthony overtook Detroit's Andre Drummond for the third and final Eastern Conference front-line starting position with 368,336 votes, 7,029 more than the Pistons standout with voting set to conclude Monday.
Starters will be announced next Thursday for the East and West squads in the 65th NBA All-Star Game, which will be played February 14 in Toronto, the Canadian city becoming the first non-US city to host the event. Reserve players selected by NBA coaches will be revealed on January 28.
Los Angeles Lakers playmaker Kobe Bryant, set to retire after this season, tops all vote-getters with 1,533,432 and is joined in the Western Conference front-court by Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant with 774,782 and Golden State's Draymond Green, whose 499,947 kept him clinging to a 12,321-vote edge over San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard.
For the two West backcourt spots, Golden State star and reigning NBA Most Valuable Player Curry leads with 1,206,467 with Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook next at 609,901. Chris Paul of the Los Angeles Clippers was a distant third at 410,284.
Among East forwards, Cleveland superstar LeBron James led the way with 830,345 votes with Indiana's Paul George second on 569,947 and Anthony next.
Miami's Dwyane Wade has 736,732 and Cleveland's Kyrie Irving, just back from an injury in last year's NBA Finals, has 399,757 votes to lead East guards with Toronto's Kyle Lowry next on 367,472.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 16, 2016, 02:39:17 PM
Wizards - 118 Pacers - 104
Wall: 28 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Nene: 8 Rebs./ George: 21 Pts. George: 7 Asts. Hill: 8 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 93 Thunder - 113
Wiggins: 25 Pts. Bjelica: 4 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Durant: 21 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts.
Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 103 Celtics - 117
Teletovic: 22 Pts. Weems: 5 Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs./Olynyk: 21 Pts. Smart: 11 Asts. Smart: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 116 Nets - 104
Lillard: 33 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 25 Pts. Sloan: 9 Asts. Robinson: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 83 Bulls - 77
Nowitzki: 21 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs./Rose: 18 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gibson:
11 Rebs.
Hornets - 107 Pelicans - 109
Walker: 25 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Zeller: 8 Rebs./Anderson: 32 Pts. Holiday: 10 Asts. Gee: 9 Rebs.
Hawks - 101 Bucks - 108
Millsap: 23 Pts. Teaue: 10 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 16 Rebs.
Heat - 98 Nuggets - 95
Bosh: 24 Pts. Udrih: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs./Arthur: 18 Pts. Jokic: 5 Asts. Barton: 8
Rebs.
Cavaliers - 91 Rockets - 77
Irving: 23 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./'Howard: 14 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 28-10
2. Raptors 25-15
3. Bulls 23-16
4. Hawks 23-17
5. Heat 23-17
6. Pacers 22-18
7. Pistons 21-18
8. Celtics 21-19
9. Magic 20-19
10. Wizards 19-19
11. Knicks 20-21
12. Hornets 18-21
13. Bucks 17-25
14. Nets 11-29
15. Sixers 4-37
West:
1. Warriors 37-3
2. Spurs 35-6
3. Thunder 29-12
4. Clippers 26-13
5. Mavericks 23-18
6. Grizzlies 22-19
7. Rockets 21-20
8. Jazz 17-22
9. Blazers 18-24
10. Kings 16-23
11. Nuggets 15-25
12. Pelicans 13-26
13. Suns 13-28
14. Timberwolves 12-29
15. Lakers 9-32
Post Merge: January 17, 2016, 03:30:28 PM
January 17, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks - 105 Hornets - 92
Middleton: 24 Pts. Bayless: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs./Lin: 15 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Hawes: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 86 Hawks - 114
Young: 18 Pts. Sloan: 12 Asts. Young: 7 Rebs./Millsap: 21 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Millsap: 6 Rebs.
Celtics - 119 Wizards - 117
Thomas: 32 Pts. Crowder: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 9 Rebs./Wall: 36 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs.
Warriors - 95 Pistons - 113
Curry: 38 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Ezeli: 10 Rebs./Jackson: 20 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 21 Rebs.
Blazers - 89 Sixers - 114
Lillard: 14 Pts. Frazier: 5 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs./Okafor: 25 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Okafor: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 95 Grizzlies - 103
Porzingis: 17 Pts. Galloway: 5 Asts. Galloway: 11 Rebs./Gasol: 37 Pts. Chalmers: 8 Asts. Allen: 9 Rebs.
Lakers - 82 Jazz - 109
Williams: 20 Pts. Russell: 4 Asts. Brown: 7 Rebs./Gobert: 18 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Gobert: 18 Rebs.
Kings - 110 Clippers - 103
Cousins: 19 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs./Redick: 22 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Aldrich: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 28-10
2. Raptors 25-15
3. Bulls 23-16
4. Hawks 24-17
5. Heat 23-17
6. Pacers 22-18
7. Pistons 22-18
8. Celtics 22-19
9. Magic 20-19
10. Wizards 19-20
11. Knicks 20-22
12. Hornets 18-22
13. Bucks 18-25
14. Nets 11-30
15. Sixers 5-37
West:
1. Warriors 37-4
2. Spurs 35-6
3. Thunder 29-12
4. Clippers 26-14
5. Mavericks 23-18
6. Grizzlies 23-19
7. Rockets 21-20
8. Jazz 18-22
9. Kings 17-23
10. Blazers 18-25
11. Nuggets 15-25
12. Pelicans 13-26
13. Suns 13-28
14. Timberwolves 12-29
15. Lakers 9-33
Post Merge: January 17, 2016, 03:40:10 PM
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Stephen Curry – 29.7
2. James Harden – 27.6
3. Kevin Durant – 26.5
4. DeMarcus Cousins – 26.1
5. LeBron James – 25.5
Rebounds:
1. Andre Drummond – 15.3
2. DeAndre Jordan – 13.4
3. Dwight Howard – 11.9
4. Hassan Whiteside – 11.3
5. DeMarcus Cousins – 11.0
Assists:
1. Rajon Rondo – 11.6
2. Chris Paul – 9.6
3. John Wall – 9.6
4. Russell Westbrook – 9.5
5. Ricky Rubio – 8.7
Blocks:
1. Hassan Whiteside – 3.97
2. Anthony Davis – 2.44
3. DeAndre Jordan – 2.39
4. Serge Ibaka – 2.37
5. Pau Gasol – 2.24
Steals:
1. Russell Westbrook – 2.44
2. Ricky Rubio – 2.29
3. Kyle Lowry – 2.25
4. Stephen Curry – 2.08
5. John Wall – 2.05
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 18, 2016, 06:20:17 PM
Suns - 87 Timberwolves - 117
Knight: 20 Pts. Tucker: 5 Asts. Chandler: 8 Rebs./Wiggins: 18 Pts. Wiggins: 4 Asts. Towns: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 74 Thunder - 99
Wade: 22 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs./Durant: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Westbrook: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 83 Spurs - 112
Powell: 15 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. McGee: 10 Rebs./Aldridge: 23 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 7 Rebs.
Pacers - 126 Nuggets - 129
Turner: 25 Pts. Young: 7 Asts. Turner: 7 Rebs./Gallinari: 23 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Faried: 9 Rebs.
Rockets - 112 Lakers - 95
Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 5 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs./Williams: 20 Pts. Bryant: 9 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 28-10
2. Raptors 25-15
3. Bulls 23-16
4. Hawks 24-17
5. Heat 23-18
6. Pistons 22-18
7. Pacers 22-19
8. Celtics 22-19
9. Magic 20-19
10. Wizards 19-20
11. Knicks 20-22
12. Hornets 18-22
13. Bucks 18-25
14. Nets 11-30
15. Sixers 5-37
West:
1. Warriors 37-4
2. Spurs 36-6
3. Thunder 30-12
4. Clippers 26-14
5. Grizzlies 23-19
6. Mavericks 23-19
7. Rockets 22-20
8. Jazz 18-22
9. Kings 17-23
10. Blazers 18-25
11. Nuggets 16-25
12. Pelicans 13-26
13. Suns 13-29
14. Timberwolves 13-29
15. Lakers 9-34
Post Merge: January 19, 2016, 07:43:45 PM
January 19, Final Scores/Leaders:
Sixers - 113 Knicks - 119
Okafor: 20 Pts. Smith: 16 Asts. Noel: 13 Rebs./Afflalo: 25 Pts. Anthony: 7 Asts. Prozingis: 12 Rebs.
Jazz - 119 Hornets - 124
Hayward: 36 Pts. Hayward: 9 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Walker: 52 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Walker: 9 Rebs.
Blazers - 108 Wizards - 98
McCollum: 25 Pts. Plumlee: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs./Temple: 18 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 99 Grizzlies - 101
Holiday: 23 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs./Gasol: 16 Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
Bulls - 111 Pistons - 101
Gasol: 31 Pts. Brooks: 10 Asts.Gasol: 12 Rebs./Jackson: 19 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs.
Magic - 81 Hawks - 98
Gordon: 18 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Horford: 15 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs.
Nets - 100 Raptors - 112
Lopez: 29 Pts. Johnson: 7 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Lowry: 31 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 132 Cavaliers - 98
Curry: 35 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs./James: 16 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Love: 6 Rebs.
Celtics - 113 Mavericks - 118
Thomas: 20 Pts Turner: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Nowitzki: 31 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 19 Rebs.
Rockets - 132 Clippers - 140
Howard: 36 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 26 Rebs./Redick: 40 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 28-11
2. Raptors 26-15
3. Bulls 24-16
4. Hawks 25-17
5. Heat 23-18
6. Pacers 22-19
7. Pistons 22-19
8. Celtics 22-20
9. Magic 20-20
10. Knicks 21-22
11. Wizards 19-21
12. Hornets 19-22
13. Bucks 18-25
14. Nets 11-31
15. Sixers 5-38
West:
1. Warriors 38-4
2. Spurs 36-6
3. Thunder 30-12
4. Clippers 27-14
5. Grizzlies 24-19
6. Mavericks 24-19
7. Rockets 22-21
8. Jazz 18-23
9. Blazers 19-25
10. Kings 17-23
11. Nuggets 16-25
12. Pelicans 13-27
13. Suns 13-29
14. Timberwolves 13-29
15. Lakers 9-34
Post Merge: January 20, 2016, 03:35:22 PM
January 20, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks - 91 Heat - 79
Middleton: 22 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs./Whiteside: 23 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 18 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 99 Pelicans - 114
Wiggins: 21 Pts. Rubio: 4 Asts. Towns: 13 Rebs./Davis: 35 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Asik: 8 Rebs.
Thunder - 110 Nuggets - 104
Durant: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs./Gallinari: 27 Pts. Mudiay: 9 Asts. Faried: 15 Rebs.
Pacers - 97 Suns - 94
Ellis: 20 Pts. Young: 5 Asts. George: 8 Rebs./Booker: 32 Pts. Tucker: 5 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 28-11
2. Raptors 26-15
3. Bulls 24-16
4. Hawks 25-17
5. Pacers 23-19
6. Heat 23-19
7. Pistons 22-19
8. Celtics 22-20
9. Magic 20-20
10. Knicks 21-22
11. Wizards 19-21
12. Hornets 19-22
13. Bucks 19-25
14. Nets 11-31
15. Sixers 5-38
West:
1. Warriors 38-4
2. Spurs 36-6
3. Thunder 31-12
4. Clippers 27-14
5. Grizzlies 24-19
6. Mavericks 24-19
7. Rockets 22-21
8. Jazz 18-23
9. Blazers 19-25
10. Kings 17-23
11. Nuggets 16-26
12. Pelicans 14-27
13. Suns 13-30
14. Timberwolves 13-30
15. Lakers 9-34
Post Merge: January 20, 2016, 06:08:17 PM
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Kevin Durant extended his remarkable scoring record with his 28th consecutive 20-point game as the Oklahoma City Thunder rolled past the Denver Nuggets 110-104.
Durant, who finished with 30 points, 12 rebounds and four assists, has now scored 20 points or more in every game since returning from a hamstring injury in late November.
Russell Westbrook also played a starring role with 27 points as the Thunder improved to 31-12, the third best record in the Western Conference behind Golden State and San Antonio.
Westbrook also had 12 assists but fell just short of his third straight triple-double. He has already notched up five this season, 24 in his career.
Denver's loss saw the Nuggets fall to 16-26 for the season.
Elsewhere Tuesday the Milwaukee Bucks maintained their recent run of good form against the Miami Heat with a 91-79 defeat of the Florida team.
Small forward Khris Middleton did the damage for the Bucks, scoring 22 points while center Greg Monroe contributed 15 points and 10 rebounds.
It was Miami's second consecutive defeat and came despite impressive scoring cameos from Hassan Whiteside and Chris Bosh, who both added 23 points apiece.
Heat guard Dwyane Wade had an unhappy night, finishing with just two points on 1-of-6 shooting and looking to still be suffering from a sore shoulder.
Milwaukee opened up a 49-39 halftime lead before a third quarter points spree saw them stretch away to a 75-57 cushion.
- Tutor gets schooled -
The irony of Middleton's performance was not lost on Wade, who spent much of the summer tutoring the Miami youngster.
Bucks caretaker coach Joe Prunty praised Middleton's multi-faceted performance.
"Khris is able to impact the game in several ways," Bucks interim coach Joe Prunty said. "He is able to score and create shots for others, making passes out of the double team."
Middleton meanwhile attributed his performance to the strength of the Bucks defense, which restricted Miami to 36.5 percent shooting from the floor.
"We challenged every shot," Middleton said. "We tried to make it difficult on them. Once we did that, we were dangerous on the other end."
The New Orleans Pelicans meanwhile fought back from a 17-point deficit before defeating the Minnesota Timberwolves 114-99 in the Big Easy.
Anthony Davis finished with 35 points as the Pelicans recovered to win a stormy encounter which saw Minnesota forward Kevin Garnett clash with New Orleans forward Ryan Anderson late in the first half.
- Getting physical -
Davis praised the way New Orleans had refused to be intimidated by Minnesota's physicality, saying the team had been fired up following the clash between Garnett and Anderson.
"That's what we've got to do -- we've got to be a physical team," said Davis.
"That says a lot about Ryan," Davis said referring to the incident with Garnett. "He's a tough guy. We know how K.G. is. It's good because it kind of got us going. We just wanted to make sure we're tough and fight back. We just can't get pushed around. If we're pushed. We'll fight back without doing anything stupid. Just make our presence felt."
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 21, 2016, 02:20:14 PM
Sixers - 96 Magic - 87
Okafor: 20 Pts. Smith: 11 Asts. Covington: 11 Rebs./Payton: 21 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Heat - 87 Wizards - 106
Bosh: 18 Pts. Winslow: 6 Asts. Deng: 8 Rebs./Wall: 18 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 91 Nets - 78
Love: 17 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Love: 18 Rebs./ Lopez: 16 Pts. Sloan: 9 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Jazz - 111 Knicks - 118
Hood: 29 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs./Anthony: 30 Pts. Anthony: 9 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs.
Celtics - 109 Raptors - 115
Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Crowder: 5 Rebs./DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 125 Bulls - 94
Curry: 25 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs./Rose: 29 Pts. Rose: 2 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Pistons - 123 Rockets - 114
Morris: 22 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Harden: 33 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Harden: 17 Rebs.
Hornets - 95 Thunder - 109
Walker: 21 Pts. Kaminsky: 4 Asts. Batum: 6 Rebs./Durant: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts.
Adams: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 94 Mavericks - 106
Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Towns: 17 Rebs./Parsons: 30 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Parsons: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 112 Lakers - 93
Cousins: 36 Pts. Rondo: 17 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs./Bass: 18 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle:
12 Rebs.
Hawks - 104 Blazers - 98
Millsap: 23 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./McCollum: 28 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 29-11
2. Raptors 27-15
3. Hawks 26-17
4. Bulls 24-17
5. Pacers 23-19
6. Pistons 23-19
7. Heat 23-20
8. Celtics 22-21
9. Knicks 22-22
10. Wizards 20-21
11. Magic 20-21
12. Hornets 19-23
13. Bucks 19-25
14. Nets 11-32
15. Sixers 6-38
West:
1. Warriors 39-4
2. Spurs 36-6
3. Thunder 32-12
4. Clippers 27-14
5. Mavericks 25-19
6. Grizzlies 24-19
7. Rockets 22-22
8. Kings 18-23
9. Jazz 18-24
10. Blazers 19-26
11. Nuggets 16-26
12. Pelicans 14-27
13. Suns 13-30
14. Timberwolves 13-31
15. Lakers 9-35
Post by: jamesbond on January 21, 2016, 10:38:04 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 22, 2016, 02:39:39 PM
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All-Star starters:
West:
G. Russell Westbrook
G. Stephen Curry
F. Kobe Bryant
F. Kevin Durant
F. Kawhi Leonard
East:
G. Kyle Lowry
G. Dwyane Wade
F. Paul George
F. Carmelo Anthony
F. LeBron James
January 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Clippers – 102 Cavaliers – 115
Paul: 30 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./ James: 22 Pts. James: 12 Asts. Love: 16
Rebs.
Pistons – 99 Pelicans – 115
Caldwell-Pope: 23 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 22 Rebs./Davis: 32 Pts. Evans: 10 Asts. Gee: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 102 Nuggets – 101
Gasol: 27 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./ Faried: 17 Pts. Mudiay: 8 Asts. Faried: 12
Rebs.
Hawks – 88 Kings – 91
Millsap: 14 Pts. Teague: 4 Asts. Millsap: 14 Rebs./Cousins: 24 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Cousins: 15 Rebs.
Spurs – 117 Suns – 89
Leonard: 21 Pts. Diaw: 4 Asts. Marjanovic: 13 Rebs./Booker: 24 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Chandler: 20 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-11
2. Raptors 27-15
3. Hawks 26-18
4. Bulls 24-17
5. Pacers 23-19
6. Pistons 23-20
7. Heat 23-20
8. Celtics 22-21
9. Knicks 22-22
10. Wizards 20-21
11. Magic 20-21
12. Hornets 19-23
13. Bucks 19-25
14. Nets 11-32
15. Sixers 6-38
West:
1. Warriors 39-4
2. Spurs 37-6
3. Thunder 32-12
4. Clippers 27-15
5. Grizzlies 25-19
6. Mavericks 25-19
7. Rockets 22-22
8. Kings 19-23
9. Jazz 18-24
10. Blazers 19-26
11. Nuggets 16-27
12. Pelicans 15-27
13. Suns 13-31
14. Timberwolves 13-31
15. Lakers 9-35
Post by: jamesbond on January 22, 2016, 07:06:48 PM
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LeBron James scored 22 points and the Cleveland Cavaliers put an embarrassing defeat further behind them Thursday with a 115-102 NBA victory over the Los Angeles Clippers.
Kevin Love scored 18 points and grabbed 16 rebounds for the Cavs as all five Cleveland starters scored in double figures.
The balanced effort helped Cleveland overcome a 30-point night from Clippers guard Chris Paul, who scored 12 straight points in the first quarter to keep visiting Los Angeles close in the early going.
The Cavaliers then clamped down on defense to come up with a solid win against a top Western Conference team days after they were blown out by the Golden State Warriors -- a defeat that James said "opened a lot of eyes for us".
"In order for us to be successful we have to defend at a high level. We've got to share the ball and get the ball moving from side to side and get the defense moving," said James, whose Cavs began their bounce-back with a win over Brooklyn on Wednesday. "We've done that the last two games."
Although James admitted that Monday's loss to the Warriors was a wake-up call, he bridled at the suggestion it was a "red flag" for the 30-11 Cavaliers.
"We're number one in our conference for a reason," he said. "Monday was definitely a test for us to understand how much more room for improvement (we have), but I'd rather be in this position than a lot of other teams."
- Grizzlies hold off Nuggets
Spanish center Marc Gasol converted the go-ahead three-point play with 12.2 seconds left as the Memphis Grizzlies held off the Nuggets in Denver by a score of 102-101.
Gasol scored 27 points and guard Mike Conley added 20 for the Grizzlies, who got off to a blistering start and led by as many as 18 in the second quarter before the Nuggets rallied.
Gasol scored 18 of his points in the second half, cutting to the basket for a layup with 12.2 seconds to play that put Memphis up 99-98. He was fouled on the play by Denver center Joffrey Lauvergne and made the free-throw to give the Grizzlies a 100-98 lead they wouldn't relinquish.
It was close as well in Sacramento, where Kings guard Rajon Rondo notched his fifth triple-double of the season and forward DeMarcus Cousins scored 24 points with 15 rebounds to lead the hosts to a 91-88 victory over the Atlanta Hawks.
Rondo scored 11 points with 11 assists and 10 rebounds as the erratic Kings notched their fourth straight win.
- Spurs scorch Suns -
San Antonio forward Kawhi Leonard celebrated his election as an All-Star starter with 21 points as the Spurs defeated the injury-hit Suns 117-89 in Phoenix.
Reserve center Boban Marjanovic notched his first career double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds as the Spurs won their 12th straight game and took their record to 37-6.
The absence of injured Tony Parker and a resting Tim Duncan was no problem for the Spurs, who never trailed in the contest.
With the win, San Antonio closed within two games of the 39-4 Warriors for best record in the league.
- Davis lifts Pelicans -
Anthony Davis scored 32 points to lead the New Orleans Pelicans, who continued their mid-season surge with a 115-99 victory over the Detroit Pistons.
Tyreke Evans added 22 points and 10 assists for the Pelicans, who won for the fourth time in five games.
Davis was his usual hard-driving self, diving into the courtside seats after a loose ball in the second quarter in a move reminiscent of one on which he hurt himself a fortnight earlier.
"It just happens," an unscathed Davis said. "I can't stop that. It's raw instinct."
Post by: razorsharp on January 23, 2016, 11:23:33 AM
Post by: tonistork on January 23, 2016, 02:23:43 PM
just heard: cavaliers coach david blatt has just been fired.
true, si tyrone lue na ang bagong coach ng cleveland.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 23, 2016, 06:32:20 PM
Hornets - 120 Magic - 116
Walker: 40 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Williams: 14 Rebs./Oladipo: 29 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs.
Bulls - 101 Celtics - 110
Butler: 28 Pts. Rose: 3 Asts. Butler: 14 Rebs./Thomas: 22 Pts. Thomas: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 12 Rebs.
Jazz - 108 Nets - 86
Hayward: 21 Pts. Hayward: 9 Asts. Booker: 10 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 14 Pts. Sloan: 6 Asts. Johnson: 5 Rebs.
Clippers - 116 Knicks - 88
Jordan: 20 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 8 Rebs./Anthony: 16 Pts. Grant: 8 Asts. Porzingis: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 81 Raptors - 101
Bosh: 26 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Haslem: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 33 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Bucks - 98 Rockets - 102
Monroe: 21 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Carter-Williams: 12 Rebs./Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 109 Mavericks - 106
Durant: 24 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Collison: 11 Rebs./Parsons: 26 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 110 Warriors - 122
Turner: 31 Pts. Young: 8 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs./Curry: 39 Pts. Curry: 12 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 108 Lakers - 95
Ginobili: 20 Pts. Ginobili: 4 Asts. West: 7 Rebs./Russell: 18 Pts. Bryant: 6 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-11
2. Raptors 28-15
3. Hawks 26-18
4. Bulls 24-18
5. Pacers 23-20
6. Pistons 23-20
7. Celtics 23-21
8. Heat 23-21
9. Knicks 22-23
10. Wizards 20-21
11. Magic 20-22
12. Hornets 20-23
13. Bucks 19-26
14. Nets 11-33
15. Sixers 6-38
West:
1. Warriors 40-4
2. Spurs 38-6
3. Thunder 33-12
4. Clippers 28-15
5. Grizzlies 25-19
6. Mavericks 25-20
7. Rockets 23-22
8. Kings 19-23
9. Jazz 19-24
10. Blazers 19-26
11. Nuggets 16-27
12. Pelicans 15-27
13. Suns 13-31
14. Timberwolves 13-31
15. Lakers 9-36
Post by: jamesbond on January 24, 2016, 10:17:48 PM
Dallas Mavericks star Dirk Nowitzki on Sunday announced his retirement from international competition for Germany.
"The last match at Euro 2015 was my last match for Germany," the 37-year-old Nowitzki told Bild newspaper.
On that occasion in Berlin on September 10, Germany lost 77-76 to Spain, a loss which knocked them out of the competition.
His retirement announcement came a few days after the International Basketball Federation announced that Germany had failed in a bid to stage one of the Olympic qualifying tournaments this year.
Nowitzki, a power forward who won an NBA title with the Mavericks in 2011, played 153 times for his country, making his debut in February 1997 and he amassed a points total of 3045.
He played in the German teams that took third place in the 2002 World Championships in the United States and second place in the 2005 European Championships in Serbia.
He was also the German flag carrier at the opening ceremony for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 24, 2016, 11:20:28 PM
Knicks - 84 Hornets - 97
Williams: 19 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Williams: 14 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs.
Bucks - 99 Pelicans - 116
Middleton: 22 Pts. Middleton: 5 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs./Anderson: 23 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Asik: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 101 Timberwolves - 106
Chalmers: 19 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Conley: 7 Rebs./Muhammad: 25 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs.
Bulls - 96 Cavaliers - 83
Gasol: 25 Pts. Gaosl: 6 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./James: 26 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 13 Rebs.
Hawks - 95 Suns - 98
Bazemore: 21 Pts. Horford: 5 Asts. Horford: 16 Rebs./Goodwin: 24 Pts. Chandler: 5 Asts. Chandler: 27 Rebs.
Pistons - 101 Nuggets - 104
Morris: 20 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Baynes: 10 Rebs./Gallinari: 30 Pts. Mudiay: 4 Asts. Gallinari: 6 Rebs.
Lakers - 103 Blazers - 121
Russell: 21 Pts. Williams: 3 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 36 Pts. Plumlee: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 97 Kings - 108
George: 34 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Hill: 13 Rebs./Cousins: 48 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-12
2. Raptors 28-15
3. Bulls 25-18
4. Hawks 26-19
5. Pacers 23-21
6. Pistons 23-21
7. Celtics 23-21
8. Heat 23-21
9. Wizards 20-21
10. Knicks 22-24
11. Hornets 21-23
12. Magic 20-22
13. Bucks 19-27
14. Nets 11-33
15. Sixers 6-38
West:
1. Warriors 40-4
2. Spurs 38-6
3. Thunder 33-12
4. Clippers 28-15
5. Grizzlies 25-20
6. Mavericks 25-20
7. Rockets 23-22
8. Kings 20-23
9. Jazz 19-24
10. Blazers 20-26
11. Nuggets 17-27
12. Pelicans 16-27
13. Suns 14-31
14. Timberwolves 14-31
15. Lakers 9-37
Monday, January 25 Schedule: 4 games
Oklahoma City at Brooklyn - 3:30 pm ET
Dallas at Houston - 3:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Toronto - 6 pm ET
Boston at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET
Post Merge: January 24, 2016, 11:25:29 PM
Post Merge: January 25, 2016, 06:49:00 PM
January 25, Final Scores/Leaders:
Mavericks - 104 Rockets - 115
Parsons: 31 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Mejri: 11 Rebs./Ariza: 29 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Harden: 15 Rebs.
Clippers - 94 Raptors - 112
Paul: 23 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Lowry: 21 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 112 Sixers - 92
Thomas: 20 Pts. Sullinger: 7 Asts. Johnson: 12 Rebs./Covington: 25 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 106 Nets - 116
Durant: 32 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 31 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Young: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-12
2. Raptors 29-15
3. Bulls 25-18
4. Hawks 26-19
5. Celtics 24-21
6. Pacers 23-21
7. Pistons 23-21
8. Heat 23-21
9. Wizards 20-21
10. Knicks 22-24
11. Hornets 21-23
12. Magic 20-22
13. Bucks 19-27
14. Nets 12-33
15. Sixers 6-39
West:
1. Warriors 40-4
2. Spurs 38-6
3. Thunder 33-13
4. Clippers 28-16
5. Grizzlies 25-20
6. Mavericks 25-21
7. Rockets 24-22
8. Kings 20-23
9. Jazz 19-24
10. Blazers 20-26
11. Nuggets 17-27
12. Pelicans 16-27
13. Suns 14-31
14. Timberwolves 14-31
15. Lakers 9-37
Tuesday, January 26 Schedule: 9 games
Minnesota at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Boston at Washington – 7 pm ET
Miami at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Orlando at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Houston at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Denver – 9 pm ET
Detroit at Utah – 9 pm ET
Charlotte at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
San Antonio at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
ayan na nga ba sinasabi ko tsk , baka di lang si timmy ang di paglaruin baka pati si TP dahil may iniinda din sayang!
get well soon timmy ^^
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release the Kraken ))
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Post by: tonistork on January 26, 2016, 09:06:19 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 26, 2016, 06:48:40 PM
Timberwolves - 107 Cavaliers - 114
Towns: 26 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./James: 25 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Celtics - 116 Wizards - 91
Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Sullinger: 6 Rebs./Porter: 15 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat:
11 Rebs.
Heat - 89 Bulls - 84
Wade: 28 Pts. Wade: 5 Asts. Stoudemire: 10 Rebs./Gasol: 19 Pts. Brooks: 6 Asts. Gasol:
17 Rebs.
Magic - 102 Grizzlies - 108
Vucevic: 16 Pts. Oladipo: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs./Green: 30 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts.
Randolph: 13 Rebs.
Rockets - 112 Pelicans - 111
Harden: 35 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Harden: 15 Rebs./Holiday: 32 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Gee:
10 Rebs.
Hawks - 119 Nuggets - 105
Millsap: 22 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Barton: 21 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Jokic:
10 Rebs.
Pistons - 95 Jazz - 92
Jackson: 29 Pts. Jackson: 4 Asts. Ilyasova: 8 Rebs./Hood: 23 Pts. Burke: 6 Asts. Gobert: 17 Rebs.
Hornets - 129 Kings - 128
Daniels: 28 Pts. Lin: 11 Asts. Kaminsky: 8 Rebs./Cousins: 56 Pts. Rondo: 20 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 90 Warriors - 120
Leonard: 16 Pts. Parker: 3 Asts. Marjanovic: 6 Rebs./Curry: 37 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 31-12
2. Raptors 29-15
3. Hawks 27-19
4. Bulls 25-19
5. Celtics 25-21
6. Pistons 24-21
7. Heat 24-21
8. Pacers 23-21
9. Hornets 22-23
10. Knicks 22-24
11. Wizards 20-22
12. Magic 20-23
13. Bucks 19-27
14. Nets 12-33
15. Sixers 6-39
West:
1. Warriors 41-4
2. Spurs 38-7
3. Thunder 33-13
4. Clippers 28-16
5. Grizzlies 26-20
6. Mavericks 25-21
7. Rockets 25-22
8. Kings 20-24
9. Blazers 20-26
10. Jazz 19-25
11. Nuggets 17-28
12. Pelicans 16-28
13. Suns 14-31
14. Timberwolves 14-32
15. Lakers 9-37
Wednesday, January 27 Schedule: 8 games
L.A. Clippers at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Phoenix at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Miami at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at New York – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Washington at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at Portland – 10 pm ET
Dallas at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Stephen Curry – 30.1
2. James Harden – 27.5
3. DeMarcus Cousins – 26.7
4. Kevin Durant – 26.6
5. LeBron James – 25.0
Rebounds:
1. Andre Drummond – 15.4
2. DeAndre Jordan – 13.3
3. Dwight Howard – 12.1
4. DeMarcus Cousins – 11.4
5. Hassan Whiteside – 11.2
Assists:
1. Rajon Rondo – 11.6
2. Russell Westbrook – 9.7
3. Chris Paul – 9.7
4. John Wall – 9.7
5. Ricky Rubio – 8.6
Blocks:
1. Hassan Whiteside – 3.85
2. Anthony Davis – 2.47
3. DeAndre Jordan – 2.21
4. Serge Ibaka – 2.20
5. Pau Gasol – 2.15
Steals:
1. Russell Westbrook – 2.46
2. Kyle Lowry – 2.23
3. Ricky Rubio – 2.21
4. John Wall – 2.15
5. Stephen Curry – 2.08
Post by: jamesbond on January 26, 2016, 10:33:30 PM
Post by: SilverCoin on January 27, 2016, 09:00:58 AM
buhay pa pala ang celtics ko.... hahahaha. . . may tinatalo pa pala. . . .
pwede pa sir makapasok sa playoffs yan kapag na-maintain nila yung laro nila na madami silang assists kada laro.
Post Merge: January 27, 2016, 09:03:19 AM
buhay pa pala ang celtics ko.... hahahaha. . . may tinatalo pa pala. . . .
pwede pa sir makapasok sa playoffs yan kapag na-maintain nila yung laro nila na madami silang assists kada laro.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 27, 2016, 08:43:03 PM
Clippers – 91 Pacers – 89
Paul: 26 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs./ George: 31 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. George: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 103 Sixers – 113
Goodwin: 26 Pts. Tucker: 8 Asts. Len: 12 Rebs./Smith: 20 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs.
Heat – 102 Nets – 98
Wade: 27 Pts. Wade: 8 Asts. Winslow: 7 Rebs./Bargnani: 20 Pts. Johnson: 8 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Thunder – 128 Knicks – 122
Durant: 44 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 17 Rebs./Galloway: 21 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 89 Raptors – 106
Wall: 18 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Porter: 8 Rebs./Lowry: 29 Pts. Joseph: 6 Asts. Valanciunas:
12 Rebs.
Magic – 100 Bucks – 107
Oladipo: 18 Pts. Oladipo: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs./Middleton: 25 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 97 Blazers – 112
Cousins: 17 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Casspi: 8 Rebs./McCollum: 18 Pts. Lillard: 13 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks – 92 Lakers – 90
Barea: 18 Pts. Matthews: 5 Asts. Parsons: 9 Rebs./Clarkson: 18 Pts. Clarkson: 7 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 31-12
2. Raptors 30-15
3. Hawks 27-19
4. Bulls 25-19
5. Celtics 25-21
6. Heat 25-21
7. Pistons 24-21
8. Pacers 23-22
9. Hornets 22-23
10. Knicks 22-25
11. Wizards 20-23
12. Magic 20-24
13. Bucks 20-27
14. Nets 12-34
15. Sixers 7-39
West:
1. Warriors 41-4
2. Spurs 38-7
3. Thunder 34-13
4. Clippers 29-16
5. Grizzlies 26-20
6. Mavericks 26-21
7. Rockets 25-22
8. Blazers 21-26
9. Kings 20-25
10. Jazz 19-25
11. Nuggets 17-28
12. Pelicans 16-28
13. Suns 14-32
14. Timberwolves 14-32
15. Lakers 9-38
ThursdayJanuary 28 Schedule: 8 games
Phoenix at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Denver at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Houston at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Charlotte at Utah – 9 pm ET
Dallas at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: jamesbond on January 27, 2016, 09:16:26 PM
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Kyle Lowry scored 21 points as the Toronto Raptors thumped the Los Angeles Clippers 112-94 to stretch their winning streak to eight games and close in on NBA Eastern Conference leaders Cleveland.
The Raptors' latest win, on their home floor in Toronto, was their 29th in 44 games this season, one less than than the Cavaliers, who top the East at 30-12.
The Raptors have built the second-longest winning streak in club history, behind a nine-game run in 2002.
Seven Toronto players scored in double figures, led by Lowry who also handed out six assists.
Center Jonas Valanciunas scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds and guard DeMar DeRozan added 18 points -- ending his string of three straight games of at least 30.
The Raptors' four reserves, Cory Joseph, Terrence Ross, Patrick Patterson and Bismack Biyombo, out-scored the Clippers' bench 51-29 and helped turn the game around after Los Angeles had leapt to an early lead.
The Raptors led 62-49 at halftime and were up by 16 early in the third quarter.
The Clippers, paced by Chris Paul's 23 points, twice trimmed the deficit to four in the third period, but could get no closer.
"(The Clippers) had 34 in the first quarter and I thought it was going to be a long night but the second unit ... came in and changed the game, started getting into bodies, getting into players, being physical and I thought that changed the mentality," Raptors coach Dwane Casey said.
- Nets shock Thunder -
The struggling Brooklyn Nets surprised the Oklahoma City Thunder 116-106 thanks largely to a season-high 31 points from center Brook Lopez.
Lopez bounced back after being held to eight points in an ugly loss to the Jutah Jazz on Friday, scoring in double figures for the 43rd time in 45 games.
Lopez connected on 11 of 19 shots, notching his 18th double-double of the season as Brooklyn snapped a five-game losing streak.
The win, in a game postponed several hours because of the snowstorm that pummelled the eastern United States this weekend, was the Nets' second home win in their last 15 games at the Barclays Center.
Kevin Durant paced the Thunder with 32 points, his 10th game of 30 or more points.
Russell Westbrook contributed 27 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists, but the Thunder saw their seven-game winning streak end.
- Harden, Smith fuel Rockets -
James Harden notched the eighth triple-double of his NBA career to lead the Houston Rockets to a 115-104 victory over the Dallas Mavericks -- with a little help from recent Rockets acquisition Josh Smith.
Harden scored 23 points, pulled down 15 rebounds and handed out 10 assists.
Smith, who returned to Houston on Friday after being traded to the Clippers after last season, added 16 points and much-needed energy off the bench.
"I feel comfortable," Smith said. "It might have been a little different story if this had been my first time getting to know these guys, but being able to get an opportunity to play with the same team around the same group of guys is awesome."
Dallas entered the fourth period shooting 53.4 percent. They made 15 of 30 three-point attempts and led 70-59 midway through the third quarter but couldn't hold on.
Mavs forward Chandler Parsons poured in a season-high 31 points against his former team, but got little support from his teammates.
Forward Dirk Nowitzki added 19 points but was scoreless over four minutes in the fourth quarter.
Guards Raymond Felton and Wesley Matthews scored 16 and 15 points, respectively, but combined for just six in the final frame.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 28, 2016, 10:17:00 PM
Suns - 93 Cavaliers - 115
Booker: 16 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Chandler: 7 Rebs./James: 21 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 103 Celtics - 111
Gallinari: 23 Pts. Faried: 4 Asts. Faried: 15 Rebs./Bradley: 26 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Johnson: 13 Rebs.
Sixers - 97 Pistons - 110
Grant: 21 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Grant: 8 Rebs./Jackson: 27 Pts. Morris: 3 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Clippers - 85 Hawks - 83
Crawford: 21 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs./Teague: 16 Pts. Horford: 6 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs.
Thunder - 126 Timberwolves - 123
Durant: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs./LaVine: 35 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 13 Rebs.
Rockets - 99 Spurs - 130
Harden: 20 Pts. Thornton: 3 Asts. Howard: 8 Rebs./Aldridge: 25 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs.
Hornets - 73 Jazz - 102
Walker: 15 Pts. Batum: 2 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs./Hood: 24 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 107 Warriors - 127
Parsons: 23 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Parsons: 7 Rebs./Thompson: 45 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 32-12
2. Raptors 30-15
3. Hawks 27-20
4. Bulls 25-19
5. Celtics 26-21
6. Pistons 25-21
7. Heat 25-21
8. Pacers 23-22
9. Hornets 22-24
10. Knicks 22-25
11. Wizards 20-23
12. Magic 20-24
13. Bucks 20-27
14. Nets 12-34
15. Sixers 7-40
West:
1. Warriors 42-4
2. Spurs 39-7
3. Thunder 35-13
4. Clippers 30-16
5. Grizzlies 26-20
6. Mavericks 26-22
7. Rockets 25-23
8. Blazers 21-26
9. Kings 20-25
10. Jazz 20-25
11. Nuggets 17-29
12. Pelicans 16-28
13. Suns 14-33
14. Timberwolves 14-33
15. Lakers 9-38
Friday, January 29 Schedule: 6 games
Atlanta at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Denver at Washington – 7 pm ET
New York at Toronto – 8 pm ET on TNT
Milwaukee at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Chicago at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Tyronn Lue, 2-1 at helm of Cavs, named coach of East All-Stars (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/14663428/tyronn-lue-cleveland-cavaliers-coach-eastern-conference-all-stars)
nice ! congrats pop pang apat na to ^^
Gregg Popovich to Coach Western
Conference in 2016 NBA All-Star Game (http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/2611555-gregg-popovich-to-coach-western-conference-in-2016-nba-all-star-game?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=programming-national?is_shared=true)
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CZv6k4ZWwAANp2x.jpg:small)
props din kay JC at maglalaro sa Rising Star Challenge ^^
Post Merge: January 29, 2016, 06:09:26 PM
January 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 92 Pacers - 111
Teague: 20 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. Bazemore: 9 Rebs./Ellis: 25 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. Allen: 12
Rebs.
Nuggets - 117 Wizards - 113
Gallinari: 26 Pts. Gallinari: 6 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs./Temple: 20 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 10
Rebs.
Knicks - 93 Raptors - 103
Afflalo: 20 Pts. Grant: 6 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs./ Lowry: 26 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas:
18 Rebs.
Bucks - 83 Grizzlies - 103
Monroe: 21 Pts. Middleton: 6 Asts. Parker: 8 Rebs./Green: 21 Pts. Chalmers: 10 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 105 Pelicans - 114
Cousins: 26 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Anderson: 36 Pts. Cole: 10 Asts. Asik: 13 Rebs.
Bulls - 114 Lakers - 91
Butler: 26 Pts. Butler: 10 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs./Clarkson: 16 Pts. Clarkson: 4 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 32-12
2. Raptors 31-15
3. Bulls 26-19
4. Hawks 27-21
5. Celtics 26-21
6. Pistons 25-21
7. Heat 25-21
8. Pacers 24-22
9. Hornets 22-24
10. Knicks 22-26
11. Wizards 20-24
12. Magic 20-24
13. Bucks 20-28
14. Nets 12-34
15. Sixers 7-40
West:
1. Warriors 42-4
2. Spurs 39-7
3. Thunder 35-13
4. Clippers 30-16
5. Grizzlies 27-20
6. Mavericks 26-22
7. Rockets 25-23
8. Blazers 21-26
9. Jazz 20-25
10. Kings 20-26
11. Nuggets 18-29
12. Pelicans 17-28
13. Suns 14-33
14. Timberwolves 14-33
15. Lakers 9-39
Saturday, January 30 Schedule: 9 games
Orlando at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Phoenix at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Miami at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Utah – 9 pm ET
Charlotte Portland – 10 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
NBA All-Star Game reserves:
West:
Draymond Green
Anthony Davis
Chris Paul
DeMarcus Cousins
Klay Thompson
James Harden
LaMarcus Aldridge
East:
Paul Millsap
Chris Bosh
Jimmy Butler
John Wall
Isaiah Thomas
Andre Drummond
DeMar DeRozan
Post Merge: January 30, 2016, 07:30:35 PM
January 30, Final Scores/Leaders:
Magic – 94 Celtics – 113
Vucevic: 14 Pts. Vucevic: 4 Asts. Gordon: 9 Rebs./Smart: 16 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 114 Pistons – 106
Love: 29 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs./Drummond: 20 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 8 Rebs.
Suns – 84 Knicks – 102
Booker: 21 Pts. Tucker: 4 Asts. Chandler: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 19 Pts. Anthony: 8 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Rockets – 108 Thunder – 116
Harden: 33 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Howard: 8 Rebs./Durant: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 107 Bucks – 103
Wade: 24 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Stoudemire: 8 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Carter-Williams: 8 Rebs.
Nets – 79 Mavericks – 91
Lopez: 28 Pts. Sloan: 4 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Parsons: 19 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 90 Jazz – 103
Towns: 32 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Dieng: 15 Rebs./Hood: 22 Pts. Neto: 6 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Hornets – 91 Blazers – 109
Williams: 20 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Hansbrough: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 22 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Aminu: 12 Rebs.
Lakers – 93 Clippers – 105
Randle: 23 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs./Paul: 27 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 33-12
2. Raptors 31-15
3. Bulls 26-19
4. Hawks 27-21
5. Celtics 27-21
6. Heat 26-21
7. Pistons 25-22
8. Pacers 24-22
9. Knicks 23-26
10. Hornets 22-25
11. Wizards 20-24
12. Magic 20-25
13. Bucks 20-29
14. Nets 12-35
15. Sixers 7-40
West:
1. Warriors 42-4
2. Spurs 39-7
3. Thunder 36-13
4. Clippers 31-16
5. Grizzlies 27-20
6. Mavericks 27-22
7. Rockets 25-24
8. Blazers 22-26
9. Jazz 21-25
10. Kings 20-26
11. Nuggets 18-29
12. Pelicans 17-28
13. Suns 14-34
14. Timberwolves 14-34
15. Lakers 9-40
Sunday, January 31 Schedule: 7 games
Golden State at Philadelphia – 5 pm ET
Detroit at Toronto – 6:30 pm ET
Denver at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at New Orleans – 7 pm ET
Washington at Houston – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at Memphis – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Cleveland – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2016, 03:32:39 PM
Warriors - 108 Sixers - 105
Thompson: 32 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Bogut: 16 Rebs./Canaan: 18 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Covington: 13 Rebs.
Pistons - 107 Raptors - 111
Jennings: 22 Pts. Morris: 2 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 29 Pts. DeRozan: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets - 105 Pacers - 109
Gallinari: 23 Pts. Mudiay: 8 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs./Ellis: 32 Pts. George: 7 Asts. Ellis: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 103 Pelicans - 105
Lopez: 33 Pts. Larkin: 6 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Holiday: 26 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Davis: 16 Rebs.
Wizards - 123 Rockets - 122
Wall: 19 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs. Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Harden: 7 Rebs.
Kings - 117 Grizzlies - 121
Gay: 21 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs./Green: 29 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Gasol: 6 Rebs.
Spurs - 103 Cavaliers - 117
Leonard: 24 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Leonard: 6 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 34-12
2. Raptors 32-15
3. Bulls 26-19
4. Hawks 27-21
5. Celtics 27-21
6. Heat 26-21
7. Pacers 25-22
8. Pistons 25-23
9. Knicks 23-26
10. Hornets 22-25
11. Wizards 21-24
12. Magic 20-25
13. Bucks 20-29
14. Nets 12-36
15. Sixers 7-41
West:
1. Warriors 43-4
2. Spurs 39-8
3. Thunder 36-13
4. Clippers 31-16
5. Grizzlies 28-20
6. Mavericks 27-22
7. Rockets 25-25
8. Blazers 22-26
9. Jazz 21-25
10. Kings 20-27
11. Pelicans 18-28
12. Nuggets 18-30
13. Suns 14-34
14. Timberwolves 14-34
15. Lakers 9-40
Post by: jamesbond on January 31, 2016, 07:32:58 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 01, 2016, 08:53:46 PM
Bulls - 93 Clippers - 120
Butler: 23 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs./Crawford: 26 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs.
Hawks - 87 Heat - 105
Millsap: 17 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Bazemore: 10 Rebs./Bosh: 18 Pts. Wade: 8 Asts. Stoudemire: 12 Rebs.
Celtics - 114 Magic - 119
Smart: 26 Pts. Turner: 5 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs./Forunier: 24 Pts. Vucevic: 7 Asts. Gordon: 14 Rebs.
Suns - 78 Mavericks - 91
Booker: 19 Pts. Booker: 4 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs./Williams: 27 Pts. Felton: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 15 Rebs.
Warriors - 116 Knicks - 95
Thompson: 34 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 24 Pts. Galloway: 5 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 93 Blazers - 96
Towns: 21 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Towns: 13 Rebs./LillarD: 21 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Vonleh: 8 Rebs.
Hornets - 101 Lakers - 82
Williams: 19 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs./Bryant: 23 Pts. Bryant: 3 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 34-12
2. Raptors 32-15
3. Bulls 26-20
4. Heat 27-21
5. Hawks 27-22
6. Celtics 27-22
7. Pacers 25-22
8. Pistons 25-23
9. Hornets 23-25
10. Wizards 21-24
11. Knicks 23-27
12. Magic 21-25
13. Bucks 20-29
14. Nets 12-36
15. Sixers 7-41
West:
1. Warriors 44-4
2. Spurs 39-8
3. Thunder 36-13
4. Clippers 32-16
5. Grizzlies 28-20
6. Mavericks 28-22
7. Rockets 25-25
8. Blazers 23-26
9. Jazz 21-25
10. Kings 20-27
11. Pelicans 18-28
12. Nuggets 18-30
13. Suns 14-35
14. Timberwolves 14-35
15. Lakers 9-41
Tuesday, February 02 Schedule: 9 games
Cleveland at Indiana – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Detroit at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Dallas at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Memphis at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Washington at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Orlando at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Toronto at Denver – 9 pm ET
Chicago at Utah – 9 pm ET
Milwaukee at Sacramento – 10 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: February 02, 2016, 02:45:25 PM
February 2, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers - 111 Pacers - 106
Irving: 25 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. James: 12 Rebs./G. Hill: 23 Pts. George: 8 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Pistons - 105 Nets - 100
Drummond: 21 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs./Lopez: 27 Pts. Larkin: 14 Asts. Larkin: 6 Rebs.
Mavericks - 97 Hawks - 112
Parsons: 19 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. Pachulia: 13 Rebs./Teague: 32 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 110 Pelicans - 95
Green: 24 Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs./Davis: 23 Pts. Cole: 6 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 98 Thunder - 114
Beal: 18 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 6 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs.
Magic - 92 Spurs - 107
Vucevic: 20 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Gordon: 14 Rebs./Aldridge: 28 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Diaw: 6 Rebs.
Raptors - 93 Nuggets - 112
DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Jokic: 27 Pts. Mudiay: 8 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs.
Bulls - 96 Jazz - 105
Butler: 26 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gibson: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 27 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Hayward: 12 Rebs.
Bucks - 104 Kings - 111
Monroe: 24 Pts. Carter-Williams: 13 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs./Gay: 32 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Koufos: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 35-12
2. Raptors 32-16
3. Heat 27-21
4. Hawks 28-22
5. Bulls 26-21
6. Celtics 27-22
7. Pistons 26-23
8. Pacers 25-23
9. Hornets 23-25
10. Knicks 23-27
11. Wizards 21-25
12. Magic 21-26
13. Bucks 20-30
14. Nets 12-37
15. Sixers 7-41
West:
1. Warriors 44-4
2. Spurs 40-8
3. Thunder 37-13
4. Clippers 32-16
5. Grizzlies 29-20
6. Mavericks 28-23
7. Rockets 25-25
8. Blazers 23-26
9. Jazz 22-25
10. Kings 21-27
11. Nuggets 19-30
12. Pelicans 18-29
13. Suns 14-35
14. Timberwolves 14-35
15. Lakers 9-41
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Stephen Curry – 29.4
2. James Harden – 27.9
3. Kevin Durant – 27.2
4. DeMarcus Cousins – 27.0
5. LeBron James – 24.9
Rebounds:
1. Andre Drummond – 15.0
2. DeAndre Jordan – 13.8
3. Dwight Howard – 11.8
4. DeMarcus Cousins – 11.3
5. Hassan Whiteside – 11.2
Assists:
1. Rajon Rondo – 11.8
2. Russell Westbrook – 9.9
3. John Wall – 9.8
4. Chris Paul – 9.5
5. Ricky Rubio – 8.6
Blocks:
1. Hassan Whiteside – 3.85
2. Anthony Davis – 2.40
3. DeAndre Jordan – 2.22
4. Serge Ibaka – 2.14
5. Pau Gasol – 2.07
Steals:
1. Russell Westbrook – 2.39
2. Kyle Lowry – 2.26
3. Ricky Rubio – 2.23
4. Stephen Curry – 2.15
5. John Wall – 2.09
Post Merge: February 03, 2016, 02:51:47 PM
February 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics - 97 Knicks - 89
Thomas: 20 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Zeller: 10 Rebs./Afflalo: 18 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Anthony: 14 Rebs.
Heat - 102 Rockets - 115
Deng: 17 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Stoudemire: 10 Rebs./Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Jones: 7 Rebs.
Raptors - 104 Suns - 97
Lowry: 26 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs./Morris: 30 Pts. Goodwin: 12 Asts. Morris: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 95 Blazers - 107
Middleton: 21 Pts. Bayless: 5 ASts. Middleton: 8 Rebs./McCollum: 30 Pts. Lillard: 12 Asts. Henderson: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 115 Lakers - 119
Wiggins: 30 Pts. Rubio: 15 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs./Bryant: 38 Pts. Bryant: 5 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 35-12
2. Raptors 33-16
3. Hawks 28-22
4. Celtics 28-22
5. Bulls 26-21
6. Heat 27-22
7. Pistons 26-23
8. Pacers 25-23
9. Hornets 23-25
10. Wizards 21-25
11. Knicks 23-28
12. Magic 21-26
13. Bucks 20-31
14. Nets 12-37
15. Sixers 7-41
West:
1. Warriors 44-4
2. Spurs 40-8
3. Thunder 37-13
4. Clippers 32-16
5. Grizzlies 29-20
6. Mavericks 28-23
7. Rockets 26-25
8. Blazers 24-26
9. Jazz 22-25
10. Kings 21-27
11. Nuggets 19-30
12. Pelicans 18-29
13. Suns 14-36
14. Timberwolves 14-36
15. Lakers 10-41
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 04, 2016, 05:39:37 PM
Cavaliers - 97 Hornets - 106
Irving: 26 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./ Lin: 24 Pts. Lin: 8 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 13
Rebs.
Hawks - 124 Sixers - 86
Scott: 13 Pts. Horford: 4 Asts. Scott: 9 Rebs./ Stauskas: 17 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 7 Rebs.
Pistons - 95 Celtics - 102
Jackson: 17 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 17 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Olynyk: 7 Rebs.
Pacers - 114 Nets - 100
Miles: 27 Pts. George: 6 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs./ Lopez: 21 Pts. Johnson: 9 Asts. Young: 14
Rebs.
Warriors - 134 Wizards - 121
Curry: 51 Pts. Green: 12 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Wall: 41 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs.
Magic - 114 Thunder - 117
Oladipo: 37 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Harris: 7 Rebs./Durant: 37 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts.
Westbrook: 19 Rebs.
Heat - 93 Mavericks - 90
Bosh: 20 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs./Nowitzki: 28 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. Pachulia: 15 Rebs.
Pelicans - 97 Spurs - 110
Davis: 28 Pts. Cole: 9 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs./ Aldridge: 36 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Green: 7
Rebs.
Nuggets - 81 Jazz - 85
Gallinari: 24 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Barton: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 16 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 107 Kings - 102
Moore: 24 Pts. Rose: 9 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs./ Cousins: 30 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 108 Clippers - 102
Wiggins: 31 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Paul: 22 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 35-13
2. Raptors 33-16
3. Hawks 29-22
4. Celtics 29-22
5. Bulls 27-21
6. Heat 28-22
7. Pacers 26-23
8. Pistons 26-24
9. Hornets 24-25
10. Knicks 23-28
11. Wizards 21-26
12. Magic 21-27
13. Bucks 20-31
14. Nets 12-38
15. Sixers 7-42
West:
1. Warriors 45-4
2. Spurs 41-8
3. Thunder 38-13
4. Clippers 32-17
5. Grizzlies 29-20
6. Mavericks 28-24
7. Rockets 26-25
8. Blazers 24-26
9. Jazz 23-25
10. Kings 21-28
11. Nuggets 19-31
12. Pelicans 18-30
13. Timberwolves 15-36
14. Suns 14-36
15. Lakers 10-41
Friday, February 5 Schedule: 4 games
New York at Detroit - 7 pm ET on TNT
Houston at Phoenix - 9 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at New Orleans - 9:30 pm on TNT
Toronto at Portland - 10 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 07, 2016, 08:02:20 AM
Knicks – 105 Pistons – 111
Lopez: 26 Pts. Anthony: 8 Asts. Lopez: 16 Rebs./Johnson: 22 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Rockets – 111 Suns – 105
Brewer: 24 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs./Goodwin: 22 Pts. Goodwin: 7 Asts. Len: 18 Rebs.
Lakers – 99 Pelicans – 96
Bryant: 27 Pts. Russell: 3 Asts. Bryant: 12 Rebs./Davis: 39 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Raptors – 110 Blazers – 103
Lowry: 30 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 11 Asts. Davis: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 35-13
2. Raptors 34-16
3. Hawks 29-22
4. Celtics 29-22
5. Bulls 27-21
6. Heat 28-22
7. Pacers 26-23
8. Pistons 27-24
9. Hornets 24-25
10. Wizards 21-26
11. Knicks 23-29
12. Magic 21-27
13. Bucks 20-31
14. Nets 12-38
15. Sixers 7-42
West:
1. Warriors 45-4
2. Spurs 41-8
3. Thunder 38-13
4. Clippers 32-17
5. Grizzlies 29-20
6. Mavericks 28-24
7. Rockets 27-25
8. Jazz 23-25
9. Blazers 24-27
10. Kings 21-28
11. Nuggets 19-31
12. Pelicans 18-31
13. Timberwolves 15-36
14. Suns 14-37
15. Lakers 11-41
Saturday, February 6 Schedule: 10 games
Indiana at Atlanta – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Washington – 7 pm ET
Sacramento at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Memphis at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at Denver – 9 pm ET
Milwaukee at Utah – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Dallas – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
February 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers - 96 Hawks - 102
George: 31 Pts. Hill: 8 Asts. Allen: 14 Rebs./Millsap: 24 Pts. Bazemore: 8 Asts. Horford: 7 Rebs.
Heat - 98 Hornets - 95
Wade: 22 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs./Williams: 27 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Zeller: 8 Rebs.
Clippers - 107 Magic - 93
Paul: 21 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs./Oladipo: 18 Pts. Vucevic: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs.
Sixers - 94 Wizards - 106
Smith: 22 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs./Beal: 22 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Wall: 13 Rebs.
Kings - 119 Nets - 128
Collison: 25 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Johnson: 27 Pts. Johnson: 11 Asts. Young: 14 Rebs.
Celtics - 104 Cavaliers - 103
Thomas: 22 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. Turner: 12 Rebs./James: 30 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 91 Knicks - 85
Green: 16 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Gasol: 7 Rebs./Calderon: 18 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Bulls - 110 Nuggets - 115
Rose: 30 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Rose: 9 Rebs./Gallinari: 33 Pts. Foye: 6 Asts. Jokic: 12 Rebs.
Bucks - 81 Jazz - 84
Middleton: 18 Pts. Carter-Williams: 4 Asts. Monroe: 9 Rebs./Hood: 23 Pts. Neto: 4 Asts. Favors: 15 Rebs.
Spurs - 116 Mavericks - 90
Leonard: 23 Pts. Diaw: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Villanueva: 13 Pts. Felton: 4 Asts. Nowitzki: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 35-14
2. Raptors 34-16
3. Hawks 30-22
4. Celtics 30-22
5. Heat 29-22
6. Bulls 27-22
7. Pistons 27-24
8. Pacers 26-24
9. Hornets 24-26
10. Wizards 22-26
11. Knicks 23-30
12. Magic 21-28
13. Bucks 20-32
14. Nets 13-38
15. Sixers 7-43
West:
1. Warriors 45-4
2. Spurs 42-8
3. Thunder 38-13
4. Clippers 33-17
5. Grizzlies 30-20
6. Mavericks 28-25
7. Rockets 27-25
8. Jazz 24-25
9. Blazers 24-27
10. Kings 21-29
11. Nuggets 20-31
12. Pelicans 18-31
13. Timberwolves 15-36
14. Suns 14-37
15. Lakers 11-41
Sunday, February 7 Schedule: 10 games
Portland at Houston – 5 pm ET
Washington at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Indiana – 7 pm ET
New Orleans at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at Philadelphia – 7:30 pm ET
Dallas at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Chicago at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Utah at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Golden State – 9 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: February 07, 2016, 02:18:34 PM
February 7, Final Scores/Leaders:
Blazers - 96 Rockets - 79
Lillard: 21 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Harden: 33 Pts. Brewer: 5 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Wizards - 104 Hornets - 108
Wall: 23 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs./ Batum: 26 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Batum: 11
Rebs.
Pistons - 104 Pacers - 112
Jackson: 26 Pts. Morris: 4 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs./George: 30 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. George: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans - 84 Cavaliers - 99
Cole: 26 Pts. Cole: 5 Asts. Asik: 12 Rebs./ Irving: 29 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 15
Rebs.
Nets - 98 Sixers - 103
Young: 22 Pts. Sloan: 4 Asts. Young: 10 Rebs./Okafor: 22 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Okafor: 17 Rebs.
Mavericks - 114 Grizzlies - 110
Parsons: 26 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts. Parsons: 8 Rebs./Gasol: 22 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 14 Rebs.
Bulls - 105 Timberwolves - 112
Gasol: 25 Pts. Rose: 10 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./ Towns: 26 Pts. Dieng: 7 Asts. Towns: 17 Rebs.
Lakers - 102 Spurs - 106
Bryant: 25 Pts. Bryant: 4 Asts. Randle: 17 Rebs./Aldridge: 26 Pts. West: 5 Asts. Leonard: 13 Rebs.
Jazz - 98 Suns - 89
Hood: 25 Pts. Neto: 4 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs./ Booker: 18 Pts. Morris: 8 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs.
Thunder - 108 Warriors - 116
Durant: 40 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Kanter: 15 Rebs./Curry: 26 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Green:
14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 36-14
2. Raptors 34-16
3. Hawks 30-22
4. Celtics 30-22
5. Heat 29-22
6. Bulls 27-23
7. Pacers 27-24
8. Pistons 27-25
9. Hornets 25-26
10. Wizards 22-27
11. Knicks 23-30
12. Magic 21-28
13. Bucks 20-32
14. Nets 13-39
15. Sixers 8-43
West:
1. Warriors 46-4
2. Spurs 43-8
3. Thunder 38-14
4. Clippers 33-17
5. Grizzlies 30-21
6. Mavericks 29-25
7. Rockets 27-26
8. Jazz 25-25
9. Blazers 25-27
10. Kings 21-29
11. Nuggets 20-31
12. Pelicans 18-32
13. Timberwolves 16-36
14. Suns 14-38
15. Lakers 11-42
Post Merge: February 08, 2016, 10:41:47 AM
February 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nuggets - 101 Knicks - 96
Barton: 19 Pts. Mudiay: 9 Asts. Barton: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 21 Pts. Anthony: 7 Asts. Porzingis: 13 Rebs.
Hawks - 94 Magic - 96
Teague: 24 Pts. Horford: 6 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Vucevic: 22 Pts. Payton: 12 Asts. Gordon: 13 Rebs.
Kings - 119 Celtics - 128
Cousins: 31 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Cousins: 7 Rebs./Bradley: 25 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs.
Clippers - 100 Heat - 93
Paul: 22 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Dragic: 17 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 36-14
2. Raptors 34-16
3. Celtics 31-22
4. Hawks 30-23
5. Heat 29-23
6. Bulls 27-23
7. Pacers 27-24
8. Pistons 27-25
9. Hornets 25-26
10. Wizards 22-27
11. Magic 22-28
12. Knicks 23-31
13. Bucks 20-32
14. Nets 13-39
15. Sixers 8-43
West:
1. Warriors 46-4
2. Spurs 43-8
3. Thunder 38-14
4. Clippers 34-17
5. Grizzlies 30-21
6. Mavericks 29-25
7. Rockets 27-26
8. Jazz 25-25
9. Blazers 25-27
10. Kings 21-30
11. Nuggets 21-31
12. Pelicans 18-32
13. Timberwolves 16-36
14. Suns 14-38
15. Lakers 11-42
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 09, 2016, 07:44:32 PM
Bulls – 91 Hornets – 108
Gasol: 22 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./ Walker: 30 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Batum: 13
Rebs.
Kings – 100 Cavaliers – 120
Gay: 16 Pts. Rondo: 16 Asts. Rondo: 8 Rebs./ Irving: 32 Pts. Irving: 12 Asts. Shumpert: 11
Rebs.
Lakers – 87 Pacers – 89
Bryant: 19 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 19 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. G. Hill: 6 Asts. Turner:
13 Rebs.
Clippers – 98 Sixers – 92
Redick: 23 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 21 Rebs./Grant: 17 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Grant: 11
Rebs.
Nuggets – 104 Nets – 105
Gallinari: 24 Pts. Mudiay: 8 Asts. Faried: 13 Rebs./Young: 20 Pts. Johnson: 8 Asts.
Robinson: 11 Rebs.
Raptors – 103 Pistons – 89
Lowry: 25 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Ilyasova: 17 Pts. Morris: 6 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Magic – 117 Hawks – 110
Vucevic: 28 Pts. Oladipo: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs./Horford: 27 Pts. Millsap: 6 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs.
Blazers – 112 Grizzlies – 106
Lillard: 33 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs./Conley: 27 Pts. Randolph: 4 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 116 Timberwolves – 102
Davis: 27 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs./Towns: 19 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs.
Thunder – 122 Suns – 106
Durant: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Westbrook: 8 Rebs./Morris: 23 Pts. Goodwin: 7 Asts. Len: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 37-14
2. Raptors 35-16
3. Celtics 31-22
4. Heat 29-23
5. Hawks 30-24
6. Pacers 28-24
7. Bulls 27-24
8. Pistons 27-26
9. Hornets 26-26
10. Magic 23-28
11. Wizards 22-27
12. Knicks 23-31
13. Bucks 20-32
14. Nets 14-39
15. Sixers 8-44
West:
1. Warriors 46-4
2. Spurs 43-8
3. Thunder 39-14
4. Clippers 35-17
5. Grizzlies 30-22
6. Mavericks 29-25
7. Rockets 27-26
8. Jazz 25-25
9. Blazers 26-27
10. Kings 21-31
11. Nuggets 21-32
12. Pelicans 19-32
13. Timberwolves 16-37
14. Suns 14-39
15. Lakers 11-43
Wednesday, February 10 Schedule: 5 games
San Antonio at Miami – 8 pm ET on TNT
Washington at New York – 8 pm ET
Boston at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Utah at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Houston at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: February 10, 2016, 04:28:01 PM
February 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs - 119 Heat - 101
Aldridge: 28 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Wade: 20 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Stoudemire: 8 Rebs.
Wizards - 111 Knicks - 108
Wall: 28 Pts. Wall: 17 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 33 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Anthony: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 111 Bucks - 112
Bradley: 18 Pts. Turner: 10 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Monroe: 29 Pts. Mayo: 6 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs.
Jazz - 121 Mavericks - 119
Hood: 29 Pts. Favors: 6 Asts. Gobert: 10 Rebs./Parsons: 24 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 110 Warriors - 123
Harden: 37 Pts. Beverley: 7 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs./Curry: 35 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Bogut: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 37-14
2. Raptors 35-16
3. Celtics 31-23
4. Hawks 30-24
5. Heat 29-24
6. Pacers 28-24
7. Bulls 27-24
8. Pistons 27-26
9. Hornets 26-26
10. Wizards 23-27
11. Magic 23-28
12. Knicks 23-32
13. Bucks 21-32
14. Nets 14-39
15. Sixers 8-44
West:
1. Warriors 47-4
2. Spurs 44-8
3. Thunder 39-14
4. Clippers 35-17
5. Grizzlies 30-22
6. Mavericks 29-26
7. Jazz 26-25
8. Rockets 27-27
9. Blazers 26-27
10. Kings 21-31
11. Nuggets 21-32
12. Pelicans 19-32
13. Timberwolves 16-37
14. Suns 14-39
15. Lakers 11-43
NBA NEWS:
*Blake Griffin will be suspended four games by the NBA for incident at Toronto restaurant. (w/o pay)
*Pau Gasol will replace Jimmy Butler in the All-Star game.
*Jimmy Butler will be sidelined 3-4 weeks with a strained knee.
*Miami Heat will retire Shaquille O'Neal's number 32 jersey next season.
*The Cleveland Cavaliers might be interested in trading for Kyle Korver, Omer Asik or Tyreke Evans.
Post Merge: February 11, 2016, 07:37:31 PM
February 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hornets – 117 Pacers – 95
Walker: 25 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Zeller: 11 Rebs./George: 22 Pts. George: 6 Asts. George:
8 Rebs.
Spurs – 98 Magic – 96
Leonard: 29 Pts. Mills: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 7 Rebs./Fournier: 28 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Gordon: 14 Rebs.
Kings – 114 Sixers – 110
Cousins: 28 Pts. Rondo: 15 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./Covington: 29 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Okafor: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 134 Celtics – 139
Paul: 35 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs./Thomas: 36 Pts. Thomas: 11 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 109 Nets – 90
Conley: 20 Pts. Randolph: 6 Asts. Allen: 6 Rebs./Lopez: 20 Pts. Sloan: 8 Asts. Young: 9
Rebs.
Nuggets – 103 Pistons – 92
Barton: 20 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Nurkic: 11 Rebs./Morris: 19 Pts. Morris: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Lakers – 111 Cavaliers – 120
Williams: 28 Pts. Clarkson: 7 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./Irving: 35 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Hawks – 113 Bulls – 90
Schroder: 18 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Horford: 5 Rebs./Gasol: 20 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Gasol: 10
Rebs.
Raptors – 112 Timberwolves – 117
DeRozan: 35 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 7 Rebs./Towns: 35 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs.
Jazz – 96 Pelicans – 100
Favors: 29 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Holiday: 21 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Ajinca: 11 Rebs.
Warriors – 112 Suns – 104
Curry: 26 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Curry: 9 Rebs./ Goodwin: 20 Pts. Booker: 10 Asts. Chandler:
10 Rebs.
Rockets – 103 Blazers – 116
Harden: 34 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs./Lillard: 31 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Harkless: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 38-14
2. Raptors 35-17
3. Celtics 32-23
4. Hawks 31-24
5. Heat 29-24
6. Pacers 28-25
7. Bulls 27-25
8. Hornets 27-26
9. Pistons 27-27
10. Wizards 23-27
11. Magic 23-29
12. Knicks 23-32
13. Bucks 21-32
14. Nets 14-40
15. Sixers 8-45
West:
1. Warriors 48-4
2. Spurs 45-8
3. Thunder 39-14
4. Clippers 35-18
5. Grizzlies 31-22
6. Mavericks 29-26
7. Blazers 27-27
8. Jazz 26-26
9. Rockets 27-28
10. Kings 22-31
11. Nuggets 22-32
12. Pelicans 20-32
13. Timberwolves 17-37
14. Suns 14-40
15. Lakers 11-44
Friday, February 12 Schedule: 2 games
Washington at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET
New Orleans at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET on ABC
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 12, 2016, 01:44:12 PM
Wizards - 92 Bucks - 99
Beal: 19 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Middleton: 27 Pts. Middleton: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 95 Thunder - 121
Davis: 23 Pts. Cole: 6 Asts. Cole: 5 Rebs./Durant: 23 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 38-14
2. Raptors 35-17
3. Celtics 32-23
4. Hawks 31-24
5. Heat 29-24
6. Pacers 28-25
7. Bulls 27-25
8. Hornets 27-26
9. Pistons 27-27
10. Wizards 23-28
11. Magic 23-29
12. Knicks 23-32
13. Bucks 22-32
14. Nets 14-40
15. Sixers 8-45
West:
1. Warriors 48-4
2. Spurs 45-8
3. Thunder 40-14
4. Clippers 35-18
5. Grizzlies 31-22
6. Mavericks 29-26
7. Blazers 27-27
8. Jazz 26-26
9. Rockets 27-28
10. Kings 22-31
11. Nuggets 22-32
12. Pelicans 20-33
13. Timberwolves 17-37
14. Suns 14-40
15. Lakers 11-44
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Post Merge: February 13, 2016, 11:34:49 PM
February 13, Final Scores/Results:
Celebrity Game:
Team USA - 64 Team Canada - 74
MVP: Win Butler
Rising Stars Challenge:
USA - 157 World - 154
MVP: Zach LaVine
Sunday, February 14 Schedule:
All-Star Saturday Night - 8:30 pm ET
Skills Challenge - Event 1
Three-Point Contest - Event 2
Slam Dunk Contest - Event 3
*Iverson, O'neal, Yao Ming are among the finalist of the 2016 HOF inductee class of 2016
*C.J. McCollum will replace Chris Bosh in the three-point contest.
*Al Horford will replace Chris Bosh in the All-Star Game.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 14, 2016, 11:26:20 PM
Taco Bell Skills Challenge: Karl-Anthony Towns
Foot Locker Three-Point Contest: Klay Thompson
Verizon Slam Dunk: Zach LaVine
Monday, February 15 Schedule: 1 game
65th NBA All-Star Game - East vs. West - 8 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: February 15, 2016, 06:12:40 PM
February 15 Final Score/Leaders:
West - 196 East - 173
Westbrook: 31 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Westbrook: 8 Rebs./George: 41 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
MVP: Russell Westbrook
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 17, 2016, 05:48:39 AM
*Orlando Magic have agreed to trade Tobias Harris to the Detroit Pistons for Brandon Jennings and Ersan Ilyasova.
*Charlotte Hornets acquire Courtney Lee from Memphis in three-team deal involving Miami.
Charlotte will send out guard Brian Roberts and P.J. Hairston along with two second-round picks to Memphis in exchange.
Roberts will be re-routed to Miami for two second-round picks and forward Chris Andersen to complete the three-team deal.[/b]
more to come
Post Merge: February 19, 2016, 04:53:04 AM
Trade Deadline Deals :
-The Hawks have traded Shelvin Mack to the Utah Jazz for a second-round pick.
-The Nuggets have traded Randy Foye to the Oklahoma City Thunder for D.J. Augustin, Steve Novak, and two second-
round picks.
-The Rockets have traded Donatas Motiejunas and Marcus Thornton to the Pistons for Joel Anthony and a first-round pick.
*The Rockets have traded newly acquired big man Joel Anthony and a second-round pick to the 76ers.
Three-way deal :
*Cavaliers receive Channing Frye
*Blazers receive Anderson Varejao and first- round pick from CLE
*Magic receive Jared Cunningham
-The Bulls have traded Kirk Hinrich to the Hawks for a second-round pick.
-The Clippers have traded Lance Stephenson and a first-round pick to the Memphis
Grizzlies for Jeff Green.
-Mami Heat have traded Brian Roberts and a second-round pick to the Portland Trail
Blazers.
-The Phoenix Suns have traded Markieff Morris to the Washington Wizards for Kris
Humphries, DeJuan Blair and a protected first-round pick.
-The Brooklyn Nets have hired Sean Marks as new General Manager.
Friday, February 19 Schedule: 3 games
Utah at Washington – 7 pm ET
Chicago at Cleveland – 8 pm ET on TNT
San Antonio at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: February 19, 2016, 04:54:45 AM
Trade Deadline Deals :
-The Hawks have traded Shelvin Mack to the Utah Jazz for a second-round pick.
-The Nuggets have traded Randy Foye to the Oklahoma City Thunder for D.J. Augustin, Steve Novak, and two second-
round picks.
-The Rockets have traded Donatas Motiejunas and Marcus Thornton to the Pistons for Joel Anthony and a first-round pick.
*The Rockets have traded newly acquired big man Joel Anthony and a second-round pick to the 76ers.
Three-way deal :
*Cavaliers receive Channing Frye
*Blazers receive Anderson Varejao and first- round pick from CLE
*Magic receive Jared Cunningham
-The Bulls have traded Kirk Hinrich to the Hawks for a second-round pick.
-The Clippers have traded Lance Stephenson and a first-round pick to the Memphis
Grizzlies for Jeff Green.
-Mami Heat have traded Brian Roberts and a second-round pick to the Portland Trail
Blazers.
-The Phoenix Suns have traded Markieff Morris to the Washington Wizards for Kris
Humphries, DeJuan Blair and a protected first-round pick.
-The Brooklyn Nets have hired Sean Marks as new General Manager.
Friday, February 19 Schedule: 3 games
Utah at Washington – 7 pm ET
Chicago at Cleveland – 8 pm ET on TNT
San Antonio at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 20, 2016, 12:57:39 AM
Jazz - 89 Wizards - 103
Hayward: 19 Pts. Burke: 7 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./Gortat: 22 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat:
10 Rebs.
Bulls - 95 Cavaliers - 106
Rose: 28 Pts. Gasol: 4 Asts. Portis: 10 Rebs./James: 25 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Love:
15 Rebs.
Spurs - 86 Clippers - 105
Parker: 14 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Duncan: 6 Rebs./Paul: 28 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 39-14
2. Raptors 35-17
3. Celtics 32-23
4. Hawks 31-24
5. Heat 29-24
6. Pacers 28-25
7. Hornets 27-26
8. Bulls 27-26
9. Pistons 27-27
10. Wizards 24-28
11. Magic 23-29
12. Knicks 23-32
13. Bucks 22-32
14. Nets 14-40
15. Sixers 8-45
West:
1. Warriors 48-4
2. Spurs 45-9
3. Thunder 40-14
4. Clippers 36-18
5. Grizzlies 31-22
6. Mavericks 29-26
7. Blazers 27-27
8. Rockets 27-28
9. Jazz 26-27
10. Kings 22-31
11. Nuggets 22-32
12. Pelicans 20-33
13. Timberwolves 17-37
14. Suns 14-40
15. Lakers 11-44
Saturday February 20 Schedule: 14 games
Dallas at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Washington – 7 pm ET
New York at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Toronto at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Indiana at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Charlotte at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Houston at Phoenix – 9:30 pm ET
Golden State at Portland – 10 pm ET
Denver at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Boston at Utah – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
San Antonio at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: February 20, 2016, 05:40:03 PM
Post Merge: February 21, 2016, 03:45:23 PM
February 20, Final Scores/Leaders:
Mavericks - 104 Magic - 110
Williams: 25 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 19 Rebs./Vucevic: 21 Pts. Fournier: 8 Asts. Oladipo: 14 Rebs.
Pistons - 86 Wizards - 98
Harris: 21 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs./Wall: 22 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Knicks - 98 Nets - 109
Anthony: 22 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 8 Rebs./Lopez: 33 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Sloan: 10 Rebs.
Heat - 115 Hawks - 111
Deng: 30 Pts. Dragic: 10 Asts. Deng: 11 Rebs./Teague: 23 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs.
Raptors - 106 Bulls - 116
Lowry: 27 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs./McDermott: 30 Pts. Gasol: 9 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 104 Grizzlies - 109
LaVine: 22 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Towns: 15 Rebs./Conley: 25 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Sixers - 114 Pelicans - 121
Noel: 24 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs./Davis: 34 Pts. Holiday: 12 Asts. Asik: 14 Rebs.
Pacers - 101 Thunder - 98
Ellis: 27 Pts. George: 10 Rebs. Mahinmi: 11 Rebs./Durant: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 18 Asts. Ibaka: 11 Rebs.
Hornets - 98 Bucks - 95
Walker: 25 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs./Parker: 23 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Parker: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 116 Suns - 100
Harden: 27 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Harden: 10 Rebs./Teletovic: 25 Pts. Goodwin: 4 Asts. Humphries: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 105 Blazers - 137
Curry: 31 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Lillard: 51 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets - 110 Kings - 116
Gallinari: 27 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Barton: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 37 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Cousins: 20 Rebs.
Celtics - 93 Jazz - 111
Thomas: 25 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Favors: 23 Pts. Favors: 6 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs.
Spurs - 119 Lakers - 113
Parker: 25 Pts. Mills: 7 Asts. Duncan: 13 Rebs./Bryant: 25 Pts. Clarkson: 6 Asts. Randle: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 39-14
2. Raptors 35-18
3. Celtics 32-24
4. Heat 30-24
5. Hawks 31-25
6. Pacers 29-25
7. Hornets 28-26
8. Bulls 28-26
9. Pistons 27-28
10. Wizards 25-28
11. Magic 24-29
12. Knicks 23-33
13. Bucks 22-33
14. Nets 15-40
15. Sixers 8-46
West:
1. Warriors 48-5
2. Spurs 46-9
3. Thunder 40-15
4. Clippers 36-18
5. Grizzlies 32-22
6. Mavericks 29-27
7. Blazers 28-27
8. Rockets 28-28
9. Jazz 27-27
10. Kings 23-31
11. Nuggets 22-33
12. Pelicans 21-33
13. Timberwolves 17-38
14. Suns 14-41
15. Lakers 11-45
February 21, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks - 117 Hawks - 109
Parker: 28 Pts. Mayo: 6 Asts. Parker: 13 Rebs./Millsap: 27 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs.
Wizards - 94 Heat - 114
Beal: 19 Pts. Wall: 4 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs./Deng: 27 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 23 Rebs.
Knicks - 103 Timberwolves - 95
Anthony: 30 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Lopez: 16 Rebs./Towns: 24 Pts. Rubio: 16 Asts. Towns: 8 Rebs.
Warriors - 115 Clippers - 112
Thompson: 32 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Crawford: 25 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 21 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 39-14
2. Raptors 35-18
3. Celtics 32-24
4. Heat 31-24
5. Hawks 31-26
6. Pacers 29-25
7. Hornets 28-26
8. Bulls 28-26
9. Pistons 27-28
10. Wizards 25-29
11. Magic 24-29
12. Knicks 24-33
13. Bucks 23-33
14. Nets 15-40
15. Sixers 8-46
West:
1. Warriors 49-5
2. Spurs 46-9
3. Thunder 40-15
4. Clippers 36-19
5. Grizzlies 32-22
6. Mavericks 29-27
7. Blazers 28-27
8. Rockets 28-28
9. Jazz 27-27
10. Kings 23-31
11. Nuggets 22-33
12. Pelicans 21-33
13. Timberwolves 17-39
14. Suns 14-41
15. Lakers 11-45
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 22, 2016, 02:08:54 PM
Pelicans - 111 Pistons - 106
Davis: 59 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 20 Rebs./Jackson: 34 Pts. Blake: 5 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 115 Thunder - 92
Love: 29 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs./Durant: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 121 Nuggets - 101
Thomas: 22 Pts. Thomas: 12 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Jokic: 23 Pts. Jokic: 4 Asts. Jokic: 13 Rebs.
Spurs - 118 Suns - 111
Parker: 22 Pts. Mills: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Len: 23 Pts. Booker: 6 Asts. Len: 13 Rebs.
Hornets - 104 Nets - 96
Walker: 28 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs./Johnson: 17 Pts. Lopez: 6 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 105 Magic - 102
Ellis: 21 Pts. G. Hill: 7 Asts. J. Hill: 10 Rebs./Fournier: 23 Pts. Oladipo: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 85 Raptors - 98
Randolph: 18 Pts. Conley: 4 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./DeRozan: 21 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 103 Mavericks - 129
Okafor: 31 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Okafor: 8 Rebs./Matthews: 21 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs.
Lakers - 115 Bulls - 126
Bryant: 22 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs./Rose: 24 Pts. Brooks: 9 Asts. Gibson: 8 Rebs.
Jazz - 111 Blazers - 115
Favors: 22 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs./McCollum: 31 Pts. Plumlee: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 40-14
2. Raptors 36-18
3. Celtics 33-24
4. Heat 31-24
5. Pacers 30-25
6. Hawks 31-26
7. Hornets 29-26
8. Bulls 29-26
9. Pistons 27-29
10. Wizards 25-29
11. Magic 24-30
12. Knicks 24-33
13. Bucks 23-33
14. Nets 15-41
15. Sixers 8-47
West:
1. Warriors 49-5
2. Spurs 47-9
3. Thunder 40-16
4. Clippers 36-19
5. Grizzlies 32-23
6. Mavericks 30-27
7. Blazers 29-27
8. Rockets 28-28
9. Jazz 27-28
10. Kings 23-31
11. Pelicans 22-33
12. Nuggets 22-34
13. Timberwolves 17-39
14. Suns 14-42
15. Lakers 11-46
Post Merge: February 23, 2016, 02:10:17 PM
February 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pistons - 96 Cavaliers - 88
Jackson: 23 Pts. Jackson: 4 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs./Irving: 30 Pts. Irving: 5 Asts. James: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 93 Heat - 101
George: 31 Pts. George: 4 Asts. George: 11 Rebs./Dragic: 24 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 18 Rebs.
Raptors - 122 Knicks - 95
Lowry: 22 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Lowry: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 23 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs.
Warriors - 102 Hawks - 92
Curry: 36 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 14 Rebs./ Horford: 23 Pts. Horford: 6 Asts. Horford: 16 Rebs.
Lakers - 101 Bucks - 108
Young: 19 Pts. Russell: 4 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 27 Pts. Antetounmpo: 10 Asts. Antetounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Celtics - 122 Timberwolves - 124
Crowder: 27 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Crowder: 9 Rebs./Towns: 28 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns:
13 Rebs.
Suns - 84 Clippers - 124
Goodwin: 22 Pts. Pressey: 10 Asts. Len: 8 Rebs./Redick: 22 Pts. Paul: 14 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 40-15
2. Raptors 37-18
3. Heat 32-24
4. Celtics 33-25
5. Pacers 30-26
6. Hawks 31-27
7. Hornets 29-26
8. Bulls 29-26
9. Pistons 28-29
10. Wizards 25-29
11. Magic 24-30
12. Bucks 24-33
13. Knicks 24-34
14. Nets 15-41
15. Sixers 8-47
West:
1. Warriors 50-5
2. Spurs 47-9
3. Thunder 40-16
4. Clippers 37-19
5. Grizzlies 32-23
6. Mavericks 30-27
7. Blazers 29-27
8. Rockets 28-28
9. Jazz 27-28
10. Kings 23-31
11. Pelicans 22-33
12. Nuggets 22-34
13. Timberwolves 18-39
14. Suns 14-43
15. Lakers 11-47
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 24, 2016, 03:45:46 PM
Magic - 124 Sixers - 115
Vucevic: 35 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Gordon: 11 Rebs./Smith: 22 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Noel: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans - 89 Wizards - 109
Holiday: 20 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Davis: 20 Rebs./Gortat: 21 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Wall: 12 Rebs.
Kings - 114 Nuggets - 110
Cousins: 39 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Gay: 10 Rebs./Barton: 18 Pts. Jokic: 6 Asts. Jokic: 13 Rebs.
Rockets - 114 Jazz - 117
Harden: 42 Pts. Ariza : 4 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs./Hayward: 28 Pts. Hood: 5 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs.
Nets - 104 Blazers - 112
Lopez: 36 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs./Lillard: 34 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 40-15
2. Raptors 37-18
3. Heat 32-24
4. Celtics 33-25
5. Pacers 30-26
6. Hawks 31-27
7. Hornets 29-26
8. Bulls 29-26
9. Pistons 28-29
10. Wizards 26-29
11. Magic 25-30
12. Bucks 24-33
13. Knicks 24-34
14. Nets 15-42
15. Sixers 8-48
West:
1. Warriors 50-5
2. Spurs 47-9
3. Thunder 40-16
4. Clippers 37-19
5. Grizzlies 32-23
6. Mavericks 30-27
7. Blazers 30-27
8. Jazz 28-28
9. Rockets 28-29
10. Kings 24-31
11. Pelicans 22-34
12. Nuggets 22-35
13. Timberwolves 18-39
14. Suns 14-43
15. Lakers 11-47
Post Merge: February 25, 2016, 04:07:00 PM
February 25, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hornets – 103 Cavaliers – 114
Walker: 20 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs./James: 23 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 105 Pacers – 108
Porzingis: 22 Pts. Calderon: 4 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs./George: 27 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Ellis: 8
Rebs.
Sixers – 91 Pistons – 111
Thompson: 18 Pts. Stauskas: 4 Asts. Holmes: 7 Rebs./Harris: 22 Pts. Morris: 8 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Warriors – 118 Heat – 112
Curry: 42 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./ Wade: 32 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 13
Rebs.
Timberwolves – 105 Raptors – 114
Wiggins: 26 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Dieng: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 31 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 11 Rebs.
Wizards – 104 Bulls – 109
Beal: 19 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Morris: 10 Rebs./ Gibson: 17 Pts. Gasol: 9 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs.
Lakers – 119 Grizzlies – 128
Clarkson: 28 Pts. Russell: 8 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs./Barnes: 25 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts.
Randolph: 9 Rebs.
Thunder – 116 Mavericks – 103
Westbrook: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Kanter: 9 Rebs./Nowitzki: 33 Pts. Felton: 9
Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 87 Clippers – 81
Faried: 21 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Redick: 20 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan:
12 Rebs.
Spurs – 108 Kings – 92
Parker: 23 Pts. Diaw: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 22 Pts. Rondo: 18 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-15
2. Raptors 38-18
3. Celtics 33-25
4. Heat 32-25
5. Pacers 31-26
6. Bulls 30-26
7. Hawks 31-27
8. Hornets 29-27
9. Pistons 29-29
10. Wizards 26-30
11. Magic 25-30
12. Bucks 24-33
13. Knicks 24-35
14. Nets 15-42
15. Sixers 8-49
West:
1. Warriors 51-5
2. Spurs 48-9
3. Thunder 41-16
4. Clippers 37-20
5. Grizzlies 33-23
6. Blazers 30-27
7. Mavericks 30-28
8. Jazz 28-28
9. Rockets 28-29
10. Kings 24-32
11. Nuggets 23-35
12. Pelicans 22-34
13. Timberwolves 18-40
14. Suns 14-43
15. Lakers 11-48
NBA NEWS :
*The Orlando Magic have claimed Chris Copeland off waivers, and the Phoenix Suns
have claimed John Jenkins.
*Beno Udrih will undergo season-ending foot surgery.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 26, 2016, 03:51:45 PM
Warriors - 130 Magic - 114
Curry: 51 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Curry: 7 Rebs./ Fournier: 20 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 9
Rebs.
Bucks - 107 Celtics - 112
Parker: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts.
Monroe: 8 Rebs./Thomas: 27 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Sullinger: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 119 Pelicans - 123
Westbrook: 44 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Durant: 14 Rebs./Davis: 30 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Ajinca: 7 Rebs.
Nets - 116 Suns - 106
Bogdanovic: 24 Pts. Sloan: 6 Asts. Sloan: 9 Rebs./Teletovic: 30 PTs. Pressey: 4 Asts. Teletovic: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 119 Blazers - 105
Harden: 46 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs./Lillard: 23 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 96 Jazz - 78
Leonard: 29 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs./Favors: 25 Pts. Hood: 6 Asts. Gobert: 6 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-15
2. Raptors 38-18
3. Celtics 34-25
4. Heat 32-25
5. Pacers 31-26
6. Bulls 30-26
7. Hawks 31-27
8. Hornets 29-27
9. Pistons 29-29
10. Wizards 26-30
11. Magic 25-31
12. Bucks 24-34
13. Knicks 24-35
14. Nets 16-42
15. Sixers 8-49
West:
1. Warriors 52-5
2. Spurs 49-9
3. Thunder 41-17
4. Clippers 37-20
5. Grizzlies 33-23
6. Mavericks 30-28
7. Blazers 30-28
8. Rockets 29-29
9. Jazz 28-29
10. Kings 24-32
11. Pelicans 23-34
12. Nuggets 23-35
13. Timberwolves 18-40
14. Suns 14-44
15. Lakers 11-48
NEWS :
*Kevin Martin and the Minnesota Timberwolves are negotiating a buyout.
*Minnesota Timberwolves have waived Andre Miller.
*Orlando Magic have waived Chris Copeland.
*Brooklyn Nets waive Joe Johnson, several teams already showing interest.
Post Merge: February 27, 2016, 02:27:00 PM
February 27, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hornets – 96 Pacers – 95
Williams: 26 Pts. Walker: 10 Asts. Williams: 13 Rebs./George: 32 Pts. G. Hill: 7 Asts. Mahinmi: 9 Rebs.
Wizards – 103 Sixers – 94
Wall: 23 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./Okafor: 21 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Covington: 12 Rebs.
Magic – 95 Knicks – 108
Vucevic: 18 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs./Anthony: 19 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Afflalo: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 97 Raptors – 99
James: 25 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs./Lowry: 43 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Bulls – 88 Hawks – 103
McDermott: 20 Pts. Brooks: 5 Asts. Gasol: 17 Rebs./Teague: 19 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets – 116 Mavericks – 122
Barton: 22 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs./Parsons: 27 Pts. Felton: 6 Asts. Lee: 14 Rebs.
Clippers – 117 Kings – 107
Paul: 40 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Cousins: 26 Pts. Cousins: 9 Asts. Cousins: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 112 Lakers – 95
Hairston: 21 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Russell: 22 Pts. Russell: 3 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-16
2. Raptors 39-18
3. Celtics 34-25
4. Heat 32-25
5. Hawks 32-27
6. Pacers 31-27
7. Hornets 30-27
8. Bulls 30-27
9. Pistons 29-29
10. Wizards 27-30
11. Magic 25-32
12. Knicks 25-35
13. Bucks 24-34
14. Nets 16-42
15. Sixers 8-50
West:
1. Warriors 52-5
2. Spurs 49-9
3. Thunder 41-17
4. Clippers 38-20
5. Grizzlies 34-23
6. Mavericks 31-28
7. Blazers 30-28
8. Rockets 29-29
9. Jazz 28-29
10. Kings 24-33
11. Pelicans 23-34
12. Nuggets 23-36
13. Timberwolves 18-40
14. Suns 14-44
15. Lakers 11-49
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 28, 2016, 03:54:19 PM
Heat – 89 Celtics – 101
Dragic: 21 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs./Smart: 15 Pts. Turner: 9 Asts. Sullinger: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 112 Pelicans – 110
Towns: 30 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 15 Rebs./Gordon: 31 Pts. Holiday: 8Asts. Anderson: 14 Rebs.
Blazers – 103 Bulls – 95
Lillard: 31 Pts. McCollum:7 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs./Gasol: 22 Pts. Gasol: 14 Asts. Gasol: 16 Rebs.
Spurs – 104 Rockets – 94
Leonard: 27 Pts. Duncan: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 16 Rebs./Harden: 27 Pts. Ariza: 5 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Pistons – 102 Bucks – 91
Jackson: 22 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Middleton: 26 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Warriors – 121 Thunder – 118
Curry: 46 Pts. Green: 14 Asts. Green: 14 Rebs./Durant: 37 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Ibaka: 20 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 106 Suns – 111
Conley: 19 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Andersen: 8 Rebs./Len: 22 Pts. Tucker: 7 Asts. Len: 16 Rebs.
Nets – 98 Jazz – 96
Young: 21 Pts. Sloan: 6 Asts. Young: 8 Rebs./Hayward: 27 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Gobert: 19 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-16
2. Raptors 39-18
3. Celtics 35-25
4. Heat 32-26
5. Hawks 32-27
6. Pacers 31-27
7. Hornets 30-27
8. Bulls 30-28
9. Pistons 30-29
10. Wizards 27-30
11. Magic 25-32
12. Knicks 25-35
13. Bucks 24-35
14. Nets 17-42
15. Sixers 8-50
West:
1. Warriors* 53-5
2. Spurs 50-9
3. Thunder 41-18
4. Clippers 38-20
5. Grizzlies 34-24
6. Mavericks 31-28
7. Blazers 31-28
8. Rockets 29-30
9. Jazz 28-30
10. Kings 24-33
11. Pelicans 23-35
12. Nuggets 23-36
13. Timberwolves 19-40
14. Suns 15-44
15. Lakers 11-49
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
[/quote]
Post by: Itachi101 on February 28, 2016, 08:17:35 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 29, 2016, 07:30:26 PM
Cavaliers - 99 Wizards - 113
Irving: 28 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Mozgov: 10 Rebs./Wall: 21 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Hornets - 76 Hawks - 87
Williams: 16 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Williams: 9 Rebs./Bazemore: 14 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Horford: 16 Rebs.
Raptors - 101 Pistons - 114
Ross: 27 Pts. DeRozan: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 7 Rebs./Jackson: 19 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Blazers - 111 Pacers - 102
Lillard: 33 Pts. Crabbe: 4 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Ellis: 18 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs.
Sixers - 116 Magic - 130
Okafor: 26 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Grant: 8 Rebs./Vucevic: 28 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Gordon: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 101 Mavericks - 128
Muhammad: 24 Pts. Jones: 6 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./Parsons: 29 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Lee: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 98 Knicks - 81
Wade: 26 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Winslow: 13 Rebs./Anthony: 25 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Lopez: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-17
2. Raptors 39-19
3. Celtics 35-25
4. Heat 33-26
5. Hawks 33-27
6. Pacers 31-28
7. Hornets 30-28
8. Bulls 30-28
9. Pistons 31-29
10. Wizards 28-30
11. Magic 26-32
12. Knicks 25-36
13. Bucks 24-35
14. Nets 17-42
15. Sixers 8-51
West:
1. Warriors* 53-5
2. Spurs 50-9
3. Thunder 41-18
4. Clippers 38-20
5. Grizzlies 34-24
6. Mavericks 32-28
7. Blazers 32-28
8. Rockets 29-30
9. Jazz 28-30
10. Kings 24-33
11. Pelicans 23-35
12. Nuggets 23-36
13. Timberwolves 19-41
14. Suns 15-44
15. Lakers 11-49
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
[/quote]
Tuesday, March 01 Schedule: 7 games
Indiana at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Philadelphia at Washington – 7 pm ET
Utah at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Denver – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Sacramento – 10 pm ET on NBATV
Brooklyn at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 01, 2016, 05:51:27 PM
March 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers - 96 Cavaliers - 100
Ellis: 28 Pts. George: 6 Asts. George: 8 Rebs./James: 33 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Sixers - 108 Wizards - 116
Smith: 25 Pts. Smith: 7Asts. Noel: 6 Rebs./Wall: 37 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Gortat: 20 Rebs.
Jazz - 95 Celtics - 100
Mack: 18 Pts. Hood: 7 Asts. Favors: 16 Rebs./Crowder: 22 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs.
Rockets - 121 Bucks - 128
Howard: 30 Pts. Ariza: 11 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs./Parker: 36 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 17 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 103 Nuggets - 96
Randolph: 22 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Barnes: 5 Rebs./Faried: 16 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 131 Kings - 116
Durant: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs./Cousins: 35 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Nets - 95 Clippers - 105
Lopez: 25 Pts. Larkin: 6 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs./Crawford: 26 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 42-17
2. Raptors 39-19
3. Celtics 36-25
4. Heat 33-26
5. Hawks 33-27
6. Hornets 30-28
7. Bulls 30-28
8. Pacers 31-29
9. Pistons 31-29
10. Wizards 29-30
11. Magic 26-32
12. Bucks 25-35
13. Knicks 25-36
14. Nets 17-43
15. Sixers 8-52
West:
1. Warriors* 53-5
2. Spurs 50-9
3. Thunder 42-18
4. Clippers 39-20
5. Grizzlies 35-24
6. Mavericks 32-28
7. Blazers 32-28
8. Rockets 29-31
9. Jazz 28-31
10. Kings 24-34
11. Pelicans 23-35
12. Nuggets 23-37
13. Timberwolves 19-41
14. Suns 15-44
15. Lakers 11-49
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
[/quote]
Post Merge: March 02, 2016, 07:23:15 PM
March 2, Final Scores/Leaders:
Suns - 92 Hornets - 126
Len: 18 Pts. Price: 3 Asts. Len: 12 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Batum: 9 Rebs.
Bulls - 111 Heat - 129
Rose: 17 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs./Whiteside: 26 Pts. Dragic: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Blazers - 104 Knicks - 85
Lillard: 30 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Leonard: 14 Rebs./Anthony: 23 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 108 Mavericks - 121
Ilyasova: 22 Pts. Jennings: 6 Asts. Ilyasova: 10 Rebs./Matthews: 21 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 105 Warriors - 109
Millsap: 19 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./Thompson: 26 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs.
Nets - 101 Lakers - 107
Lopez; 23 Pts. Sloan: 6 Asts. Young: 15 Rebs./Russell: 39 Pts. Clarkson: 7 Asts. Randle: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 42-17
2. Raptors 39-19
3. Celtics 36-25
4. Heat 34-26
5. Hawks 33-28
6. Hornets 31-28
7. Pacers 31-29
8. Pistons 31-29
9. Bulls 30-29
10. Wizards 29-30
11. Magic 26-33
12. Bucks 25-35
13. Knicks 25-37
14. Nets 17-44
15. Sixers⁰ 8-52
West:
1. Warriors* 54-5
2. Spurs 50-9
3. Thunder 42-18
4. Clippers 39-20
5. Grizzlies 35-24
6. Mavericks 33-28
7. Blazers 33-28
8. Rockets 29-31
9. Jazz 28-31
10. Kings 24-34
11. Pelicans 23-35
12. Nuggets 23-37
13. Timberwolves 19-41
14. Suns 15-45
15. Lakers 12-49
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Thursday, March 3 Schedule: 11 games
Chicago at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Portland at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Utah at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Houston – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Indiana at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Washington at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Detroit at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Lakers at Denver – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 03, 2016, 02:09:55 PM
Bulls – 89 Magic – 102
Rose: 16 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Dunleavy: 6 Rebs./Vucevic: 24 Pts. Payton: 12 Asts. Gordon: 15 Rebs.
Hornets – 119 Sixers – 99
Walker: 30 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Williams: 9 Rebs./Noel: 17 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Covington:
9 Rebs.
Blazers – 93 Celtics – 116
Lillard: 20 Pts. Aminu: 3 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs./Thomas: 30 Pts. Turner: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs.
Jazz – 94 Raptors – 104
Hayward: 26 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs./Lowry: 32 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts.
Valanciunas: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans – 95 Rockets – 100
Cole: 21 Pts. Cole: 8 Asts. Anderson: 10 Rebs./Harden: 39 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs.
Kings – 98 Grizzlies – 104
Cousins: 18 Pts. Rondo: 17 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs./Conley: 24 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts.
Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Pacers – 104 Bucks – 99
J. Hill: 19 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. George: 10 Rebs./ Middleton: 23 Pts. Bayless: 5 Asts. Monroe: 7 Rebs.
Wizards – 104 Timberwolves – 98
BeaL: 26 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Morris: 6 Rebs./ Rubio: 22 Pts. Towns: 5 Asts. Towns: 15
Rebs.
Pistons – 81 Spurs – 97
Harris: 16 Pts. Harris: 4 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Leonard: 27 Pts. Mills: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs.
Lakers – 107 Nuggets – 117
Russell: 24 Pts. Huertas: 8 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs./Augustin: 26 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Lauvergne: 10 Rebs.
Thunder – 98 Clippers – 103
Durant: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs./Paul: 21 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan:
18 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 42-17
2. Raptors 40-19
3. Celtics 37-25
4. Heat 34-26
5. Hawks 33-28
6. Hornets 32-28
7. Pacers 32-29
8. Pistons 31-30
9. Wizards 30-30
10. Bulls 30-30
11. Magic 27-33
12. Bucks 25-36
13. Knicks 25-37
14. Nets 17-44
15. Sixers⁰ 8-53
West:
1. Warriors* 54-5
2. Spurs* 51-9
3. Thunder 42-19
4. Clippers 40-20
5. Grizzlies 36-24
6. Mavericks 33-28
7. Blazers 33-29
8. Rockets 30-31
9. Jazz 28-32
10. Kings 24-35
11. Nuggets 24-37
12. Pelicans 23-36
13. Timberwolves 19-42
14. Suns 15-45
15. Lakers 12-50
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: March 04, 2016, 04:49:29 PM
March 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Suns - 92 Heat - 108
Booker: 34 Pts. Booker: 4 Asts. Len: 13 Rebs./Wade: 27 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 94 Pelicans - 86
Leonard: 30 Pts. Mills: 8 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs./Gordon: 23 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
Kings - 104 Mavericks - 101
Cousins: 22 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs./Parsons: 28 Pts. Parsons: 5 Asts. Lee: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 106 Warriors - 121
Durant: 32 Pts. Durant: 9 Asts. Roberson: 11 Rebs./Curry: 33 Pts. Livingston: 8 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 42-17
2. Raptors 40-19
3. Celtics 37-25
4. Heat 35-26
5. Hawks 33-28
6. Hornets 32-28
7. Pacers 32-29
8. Pistons 31-30
9. Wizards 30-30
10. Bulls 30-30
11. Magic 27-33
12. Bucks 25-36
13. Knicks 25-37
14. Nets 17-44
15. Sixers⁰ 8-53
West:
1. Warriors* 55-5
2. Spurs* 52-9
3. Thunder 42-20
4. Clippers 40-20
5. Grizzlies 36-24
6. Mavericks 33-29
7. Blazers 33-29
8. Rockets 30-31
9. Jazz 28-32
10. Kings 25-35
11. Nuggets 24-37
12. Pelicans 23-37
13. Timberwolves 19-42
14. Suns 15-46
15. Lakers 12-50
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Saturday, March 5 Schedule: 10 games
Indiana at Charlotte - 7 pm ET
Phoenix at Orlando - 7 pm ET
Miami at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET
New York at Boston - 7:30 pm ET
Portland at Toronto - 7:30 pm ET
Washington at Cleveland - 8 pm ET on ESPN
Utah at Memphis - 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Milwaukee - 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Denver - 9 pm ET
Atlanta at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 05, 2016, 11:43:41 PM
Pacers - 101 Hornets - 108
George: 35 Pts. George: 7 Asts. Mahinmi: 14 Rebs./Walker: 33 Pts. Walker: 10 Asts. Zeller: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 102 Magic - 84
Len: 31 Pts. Booker: 6 Asts. Len: 15 Rebs./Payton: 19 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 112 Sixers - 102
Wade: 21 Pts. Dragic: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 19 Rebs./Smith: 26 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Smith: 8 Rebs.
Knicks - 104 Celtics - 105
Anthony: 30 Pts. Calderon: 5 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 32 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 115 Raptors - 117
Lillard: 50 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Davis: 7 Rebs./DeRozan: 38 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Wizards - 83 Cavaliers - 108
Wall: 17 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Irving: 21 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. James: 13 Rebs.
Jazz - 88 Grizzlies - 94
Hayward: 18 Pts. Mack: 8 Asts. Gobert: 18 Rebs./Randolph: 25 Pts. Chalmers: 5 Asts. Andersen: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 101 Bucks - 116
Towns: 21 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Dieng: 9 Rebs./Middleton: 32 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 121 Nuggets - 120
Brown: 21 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Brown: 8 Rebs./Mudiay: 25 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Jokic: 12 Rebs.
Hawks - 106 Lakers - 77
Schroder: 16 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Humphries: 8 Rebs./Randle: 16 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 43-17
2. Raptors 41-19
3. Celtics 38-25
4. Heat 36-26
5. Hawks 34-28
6. Hornets 33-28
7. Pacers 32-30
8. Pistons 31-30
9. Bulls 30-30
10. Wizards 30-31
11. Magic 27-34
12. Bucks 26-36
13. Knicks 25-38
14. Nets 18-44
15. Sixers⁰ 8-53
West:
1. Warriors* 55-5
2. Spurs* 52-9
3. Thunder 42-20
4. Clippers 40-20
5. Grizzlies 37-24
6. Mavericks 33-29
7. Blazers 33-30
8. Rockets 30-31
9. Jazz 28-33
10. Kings 25-35
11. Nuggets 24-38
12. Pelicans 23-37
13. Timberwolves 19-43
14. Suns 16-46
15. Lakers 12-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Sunday, March 6 Schedule: 8 games
Boston at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Detroit at New York – 7 pm ET
Indiana at Washington – 7 pm ET
Utah at New Orleans – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Houston at Chicago – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Sacramento at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Atlanta at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 06, 2016, 10:50:25 PM
March 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics - 103 Cavaliers - 120
Thomas: 27 Pts. Bradley: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 13 Rebs./James: 28 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Shumpert: 16 Rebs.
Pistons - 89 Knicks - 102
Drummond: 21 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Anthony: 24 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 100 Wizards - 99
George: 38 Pts. G. Hill: 5 Asts. J. Hill: 9 Rebs./Wall: 25 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 17 Rebs.
Jazz - 106 Pelicans - 94
Favors: 28 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 18 Rebs./Davis: 29 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Nets - 118 Timberwolves - 132
Brown: 23 Pts. Robinson: 5 Asts. Robinson: 17 Rebs./Towns: 28 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Rubio: 7 Rebs.
Rockets - 100 Bulls - 108
Harden: 36 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Gasol: 28 Pts. Rose: 9 Asts. Gasol: 17 Rebs.
Kings - 94 Spurs - 104
Cousins: 31 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Cousins: 9 Rebs./Leonard: 25 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Leonard: 13 Rebs.
Hawks - 107 Clippers - 97
Teague: 22 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 18 Rebs./Paul: 17 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 44-17
2. Raptors 41-19
3. Celtics 38-26
4. Heat 36-26
5. Hawks 35-28
6. Hornets 33-28
7. Pacers 32-31
8. Bulls 31-30
9. Pistons 31-31
10. Wizards 30-32
11. Magic 27-34
12. Bucks 26-36
13. Knicks 26-38
14. Nets 18-45
15. Sixers⁰ 8-53
West:
1. Warriors* 55-5
2. Spurs* 53-9
3. Thunder 42-20
4. Clippers 40-21
5. Grizzlies 37-24
6. Mavericks 33-29
7. Blazers 33-30
8. Rockets 30-32
9. Jazz 29-33
10. Kings 25-36
11. Nuggets 24-38
12. Pelicans 23-38
13. Timberwolves 20-43
14. Suns 16-46
15. Lakers 12-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Monday, March 7 Schedule: 7 games
Oklahoma City at Milwaukee – 3:30 pm ET
Golden State at L.A. Lakers – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Phoenix at Memphis – 4 pm ET
Dallas at Denver – 5 pm ET
Portland at Detroit – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Philadelphia at Miami – 6 pm ET
Houston at Toronto – 6:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 07, 2016, 06:18:53 PM
March 7, Final Scores/Leaders:
Thunder - 104 Bucks - 96
Durant: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 26 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 95 Lakers - 112
Curry: 18 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Clarkson: 25 Pts. Huertas: 9 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs.
Suns - 109 Grizzlies - 100
Booker: 27 Pts. Booker: 9 Asts. Len: 16 Rebs./Conley: 22 Pts. Conley: 4 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks - 114 Nuggets - 116
Nowitzki: 30 Pts. Parsons: 5 Asts. Lee: 12 Rebs./Faried: 25 Pts. Mudiay: 8 Asts. Faried: 20 Rebs.
Blazers - 103 Pistons - 123
Lillard: 26 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Lillard: 5 Rebs./Jackson: 30 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Sixers - 98 Heat - 103
Smith: 21 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Covington: 9 Rebs./Dragic: 23 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Deng: 14 Rebs.
Rockets - 113 Raptors - 107
Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs./Scola: 21 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 44-17
2. Raptors 41-20
3. Celtics 38-26
4. Heat 37-26
5. Hawks 35-28
6. Hornets 33-28
7. Pacers 33-30
8. Bulls 31-30
9. Pistons 32-31
10. Wizards 30-32
11. Magic 27-34
12. Bucks 26-37
13. Knicks 26-38
14. Nets 18-45
15. Sixers⁰ 8-55
West:
1. Warriors* 55-6
2. Spurs* 53-9
3. Thunder 43-20
4. Clippers 40-21
5. Grizzlies 37-25
6. Mavericks 33-30
7. Blazers 33-31
8. Rockets 31-32
9. Jazz 29-33
10. Kings 25-36
11. Nuggets 25-38
12. Pelicans 23-38
13. Timberwolves 20-43
14. Suns 17-46
15. Lakers 13-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Tuesday, March 8 Schedule: 7 games
Minnesota at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on NBATV
San Antonio at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Orlando at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 08, 2016, 10:30:52 PM
Timberwolves – 103 Hornets – 108
Towns: 28 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs./Walker: 34 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Walker: 7 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 106 Cavaliers – 103
Allen: 26 Pts. Chalmers: 7 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./James: 28 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Spurs – 91 Pacers – 99
Leonard: 23 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 14 Rebs./Ellis: 26 Pts. G. Hill: 5 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Bucks – 90 Bulls – 100
Bayless: 20 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Asts. Monroe: 14 Rebs./Rose: 22 Pts. Gasol: 13 Asts. Gasol: 17 Rebs.
Kings – 112 Pelicans – 115
Cousins: 40 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs./Davis: 31 Pts. Holiday: 10 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 109 Mavericks – 90
Paul: 27 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Nowitzki: 22 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Lee: 8 Rebs.
Magic – 113 Warriors – 119
Gordon: 20 Pts. Oladipo: 8 Asts. Gordon: 16 Rebs./Curry: 41 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Curry: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 44-18
2. Raptors 41-20
3. Celtics 38-26
4. Heat 37-26
5. Hawks 35-28
6. Hornets 34-28
7. Pacers 34-30
8. Bulls 32-30
9. Pistons 32-31
10. Wizards 30-32
11. Magic 27-35
12. Bucks 26-38
13. Knicks 26-38
14. Nets 18-45
15. Sixers⁰ 8-55
West:
1. Warriors* 56-6
2. Spurs* 53-10
3. Thunder 43-20
4. Clippers 41-21
5. Grizzlies 38-25
6. Mavericks 33-31
7. Blazers 33-31
8. Rockets 31-32
9. Jazz 29-33
10. Kings 25-37
11. Nuggets 25-38
12. Pelicans 24-38
13. Timberwolves 20-44
14. Suns 17-46
15. Lakers 13-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Wednesday, March 9 Schedule: 6 games
Brooklyn at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
San Antonio at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
New York at Denver – 9 pm ET
Atlanta at Utah – 9 pm ET
Washington at Portland – 10 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 09, 2016, 09:02:53 PM
March 9, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets - 99 Raptors - 104
Lopez: 35 Pts. Sloan: 5 Asts. Lopez: 5 Rebs./DeRozan: 25 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs.
Spurs - 116 Timberwolves - 91
Aldridge: 29 Pts. Miller: 5 Asts. Marjanovic: 8 Rebs./Wiggins: 23 Pts. Jones: 6 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs.
Knicks - 94 Nuggets - 110
Anthony: 30 Pts. Anthony: 4 Asts. Anthony: 7 Rebs./Faried: 24 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 91 Jazz - 84
Teague: 24 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Hayward: 22 Pts. Mack: 4 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs.
Wizards - 109 Blazers - 116
Sessions: 21 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 41 Pts. Lillard: 11 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
Magic - 98 Lakers - 107
Oladipo: 26 Pts. Watson: 5 Asts. Dedmon: 10 Rebs./Russell: 27 Pts. Huertas: 5 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 44-18
2. Raptors 42-20
3. Celtics 38-26
4. Heat 37-26
5. Hawks 36-28
6. Hornets 34-28
7. Pacers 34-30
8. Bulls 32-30
9. Pistons 32-31
10. Wizards 30-33
11. Magic 27-36
12. Bucks 26-38
13. Knicks 26-39
14. Nets 18-46
15. Sixers⁰ 8-55
West:
1. Warriors* 56-6
2. Spurs* 54-10
3. Thunder 43-20
4. Clippers 41-21
5. Grizzlies 38-25
6. Blazers 34-31
7. Mavericks 33-31
8. Rockets 31-32
9. Jazz 29-34
10. Nuggets 26-38
11. Kings 25-37
12. Pelicans 24-38
13. Timberwolves 20-45
14. Suns 17-46
15. Lakers 14-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Thursday, March 10 Schedule: 9 games
New Orleans at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Houston at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Boston – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
New York at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Cleveland at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Utah at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 10, 2016, 10:06:27 PM
March 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pelicans – 113 Hornets – 122
Davis: 40 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Walker: 35 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Zeller: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 118 Sixers – 104
Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 18 Rebs./Smith: 21 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 96 Celtics – 116
Green: 17 Pts. Chalmers: 5 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 22 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Zeller: 7 Rebs.
Heat – 108 Bucks – 114
Whiteside: 23 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 24 Pts. Middleton: 8 Asts. Monroe: 8 Rebs.
Pistons – 102 Mavericks – 96
Drummond: 25 Pts. Harris: 5 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Nowitzki: 25 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Pachulia: 13 Rebs.
Knicks – 128 Suns – 97
Anthony: 23 Pts. Calderon: 12 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs./Booker: 32 Pts. Price: 6 Asts. Len: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 108 Thunder – 120
Green: 23 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Jordan: 7 Rebs./Durant: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 20 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 120 Kings – 111
Irving: 30 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Thompson: 15 Rebs./Cousins: 29 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Jazz – 94 Warriors – 115
Burke: 18 Pts. Mack: 8 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs./Thompson: 23 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 45-18
2. Raptors 42-20
3. Celtics 39-26
4. Heat 37-27
5. Hawks 36-28
6. Hornets 35-28
7. Pacers 34-30
8. Bulls 32-30
9. Pistons 33-31
10. Wizards 30-33
11. Magic 27-36
12. Bucks 27-38
13. Knicks 27-39
14. Nets 18-46
15. Sixers⁰ 8-56
West:
1. Warriors* 57-6
2. Spurs* 54-10
3. Thunder 44-20
4. Clippers 41-22
5. Grizzlies 38-26
6. Blazers 34-31
7. Mavericks 33-32
8. Rockets 32-32
9. Jazz 29-35
10. Nuggets 26-38
11. Kings 25-38
12. Pelicans 24-39
13. Timberwolves 20-45
14. Suns 17-47
15. Lakers⁰ 14-51
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Friday, March 11 Schedule: 4 games
Atlanta at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on TNT
Phoenix at Denver – 9 pm ET
Cleveland at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 11, 2016, 10:10:07 PM
Hawks - 96 Raptors - 104
Horford: 20 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Bazemore: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Scola: 12 Rebs.
Bulls - 101 Spurs - 109
Gasol: 21 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs./Leonard: 29 Pts. Parker: 12 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs.
Suns - 98 Nuggets - 116
Booker: 35 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Len: 13 Rebs./Mudiay: 30 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 120 Lakers - 108
Irving: 26 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs./Bryant: 26 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 46-18
2. Raptors 43-20
3. Celtics 39-26
4. Heat 37-27
5. Hornets 35-28
6. Hawks 36-29
7. Pacers 34-30
8. Pistons 33-31
9. Bulls 32-31
10. Wizards 30-33
11. Magic 27-36
12. Bucks 27-38
13. Knicks 27-39
14. Nets 18-46
15. Sixers⁰ 8-56
West:
1. Warriors* 57-6
2. Spurs* 55-10
3. Thunder 44-20
4. Clippers 41-22
5. Grizzlies 38-26
6. Blazers 34-31
7. Mavericks 33-32
8. Rockets 32-32
9. Jazz 29-35
10. Nuggets 27-38
11. Kings 25-38
12. Pelicans 24-39
13. Timberwolves 20-45
14. Suns 17-48
15. Lakers⁰ 14-52
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Saturday, March 12 Schedule: 10 games
Detroit at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Houston at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Chicago – 8 pm ET on NBATV
New Orleans at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Washington at Utah – 9 pm ET
Orlando at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Portland at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
New York at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: jamesbond on March 11, 2016, 11:46:43 PM
Malupit talaga ang Warriors... ang galing talaga ni Coach Kerr mag-handle.... mabigat talunin sa finals na naman sila.... nice!
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 12, 2016, 11:50:56 PM
Pistons - 103 Hornets - 118
Caldwell-Pope: 24 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummond: 9 Rebs./Williams: 22 Pts. Batum: 11 Asts. Williams: 6 Rebs.
Nets - 89 Sixers - 95
Lopez: 24 Pts. Sloan: 9 Asts. Sloan: 9 Rebs./Landry: 16 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Noel: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 102 Celtics - 98
Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 4 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 30 Pts. Turner: 9 Asts. Sullinger: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 118 Bulls - 96
Dragic: 26 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs./Gasol: 17 Pts. Gasol: 9 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans - 114 Grizzlies - 121
Holiday: 34 Pts. Holiday: 10 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Stephenson: 33 Pts. Barnes: 10 Asts. Barnes: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 99 Thunder - 96
Dieng: 25 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Kanter: 14 Rebs.
Wizards - 93 Jazz - 114
Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 4 Rebs./Mack: 27 Pts. Mack: 4 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 107 Kings - 100
Gordon: 20 Pts. Fournier: 6 Asts. Gordon: 11 Rebs./Koufos: 19 Pts. Rondo: 14 Asts. Gay: 7 Rebs.
Blazers - 112 Warriors - 128
McCollum: 18 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Leonard: 13 Rebs./Thompson: 37 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs.
Knicks - 94 Clippers - 101
Porzingis: 23 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Lopez: 19 Rebs./Paul: 24 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 46-18
2. Raptors 43-20
3. Celtics 39-27
4. Heat 38-27
5. Hornets 36-28
6. Hawks 36-29
7. Pacers 34-30
8. Pistons 33-32
9. Bulls 32-32
10. Wizards 30-34
11. Magic 28-36
12. Bucks 27-38
13. Knicks 27-40
14. Nets 18-47
15. Sixers⁰ 9-56
West:
1. Warriors* 58-6
2. Spurs* 55-10
3. Thunder 44-21
4. Clippers 42-22
5. Grizzlies 39-26
6. Blazers 34-32
7. Rockets 33-32
8. Mavericks 33-32
9. Jazz 30-35
10. Nuggets 27-38
11. Kings 25-39
12. Pelicans 24-40
13. Timberwolves 21-45
14. Suns 17-48
15. Lakers⁰ 14-52
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Saturday, March 12 Schedule: 10 games
Indiana at Dallas – 2 pm ET
Houston at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Miami at Toronto – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Milwaukee – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Washington at Denver – 9:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Orlando at Portland – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 12, 2016, 11:54:10 PM
March 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pistons - 103 Hornets - 118
Caldwell-Pope: 24 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummond: 9 Rebs./Williams: 22 Pts. Batum: 11 Asts. Williams: 6 Rebs.
Nets - 89 Sixers - 95
Lopez: 24 Pts. Sloan: 9 Asts. Sloan: 9 Rebs./Landry: 16 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Noel: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 102 Celtics - 98
Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 4 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 30 Pts. Turner: 9 Asts. Sullinger: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 118 Bulls - 96
Dragic: 26 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs./Gasol: 17 Pts. Gasol: 9 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans - 114 Grizzlies - 121
Holiday: 34 Pts. Holiday: 10 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Stephenson: 33 Pts. Barnes: 10 Asts. Barnes: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 99 Thunder - 96
Dieng: 25 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Kanter: 14 Rebs.
Wizards - 93 Jazz - 114
Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 4 Rebs./Mack: 27 Pts. Mack: 4 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 107 Kings - 100
Gordon: 20 Pts. Fournier: 6 Asts. Gordon: 11 Rebs./Koufos: 19 Pts. Rondo: 14 Asts. Gay: 7 Rebs.
Blazers - 112 Warriors - 128
McCollum: 18 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Leonard: 13 Rebs./Thompson: 37 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs.
Knicks - 94 Clippers - 101
Porzingis: 23 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Lopez: 19 Rebs./Paul: 24 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 46-18
2. Raptors 43-20
3. Celtics 39-27
4. Heat 38-27
5. Hornets 36-28
6. Hawks 36-29
7. Pacers 34-30
8. Pistons 33-32
9. Bulls 32-32
10. Wizards 30-34
11. Magic 28-36
12. Bucks 27-38
13. Knicks 27-40
14. Nets 18-47
15. Sixers⁰ 9-56
West:
1. Warriors* 58-6
2. Spurs* 55-10
3. Thunder 44-21
4. Clippers 42-22
5. Grizzlies 39-26
6. Blazers 34-32
7. Rockets 33-32
8. Mavericks 33-32
9. Jazz 30-35
10. Nuggets 27-38
11. Kings 25-39
12. Pelicans 24-40
13. Timberwolves 21-45
14. Suns 17-48
15. Lakers⁰ 14-52
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Saturday, March 13 Schedule: 10 games
Indiana at Dallas – 2 pm ET
Houston at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Miami at Toronto – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Milwaukee – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Washington at Denver – 9:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Orlando at Portland – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 13, 2016, 03:49:43 PM
March 13, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers - 112 Mavericks - 105
George: 20 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. George: 10 Rebs./Nowitzki: 30 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Pachulia: 9 Rebs.
Rockets - 109 Hornets - 125
Brewer: 21 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts.
Jefferson: 10 Rebs.
Pistons - 125 Sixers - 111
Jackson: 24 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummon: 15 Rebs./Canaan: 22 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts.
Thompson: 7 Rebs.
Heat - 104 Raptors - 112
Johnson: 28 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 38 Pts. DeRozan: 7 Asts. DeRozan: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 83 Hawks - 95
Stephenson: 18 Pts. Stephenson: 6 Asts. Allen: 9 Rebs./Millsap: 21 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Sefolosha: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans - 92 Bucks - 103
Davis: 29 Pts. Holiday: 4 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs./Middleton: 19 Pts. Middleton: 8 Asts.
Monroe: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 85 Spurs - 93
Durant: 28 Pts. Durant: 8 Asts. Kanter: 17 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 100 Nuggets - 116
Porter: 23 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Morris: 9 Rebs./ Nurkic: 17 Pts. Augustin: 10 Asts. Barton: 10
Rebs.
Suns - 116 Warriors - 123
Knight: 30 Pts. Booker: 11 Asts. Len: 13 Rebs./Curry: 35 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Barnes: 9
Rebs.
Magic - 84 Blazers - 121
Oladipo: 18 Pts. Watson: 4 Asts. Ilyasova: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 19 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 46-18
2. Raptors 44-20
3. Celtics 39-27
4. Heat 38-28
5. Hornets 37-28
6. Hawks 36-29
7. Pacers 35-30
8. Pistons 34-32
9. Bulls 32-32
10. Wizards 30-35
11. Magic 28-37
12. Bucks 27-38
13. Knicks 27-40
14. Nets 18-47
15. Sixers⁰ 9-57
West:
1. Warriors* 59-6
2. Spurs* 56-10
3. Thunder 44-22
4. Clippers 42-22
5. Grizzlies 39-27
6. Blazers 35-32
7. Rockets 33-33
8. Mavericks 33-33
9. Jazz 30-35
10. Nuggets 28-38
11. Kings 25-39
12. Pelicans 24-41
13. Timberwolves 21-45
14. Suns 17-49
15. Lakers⁰ 14-52
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: jamesbond on March 13, 2016, 04:56:43 PM
In the 1995-96 season, the Chicago Bulls accomplished what no team had done before or since -- winning 70 games and finishing the season with a history-making 72-10 record.
Winning 18 games in a row in one stretch, the Bulls also led the league in scoring at 105.2 ppg, were third in defense at 92.9 ppg for a spectacular +12.2 point differential. They lost only two home games all season, and they won more road games, 33, than any team in NBA history.
In the playoffs they lost just one game en route to the NBA Finals, sweeping Miami, beating New York in five and sweeping Orlando. In the NBA Finals they raced to a 3-0 lead over the Seattle SuperSonics, dropped a pair of games in Seattle and then used their stifling defense to close out the series with an 87-75 win in Game 6.
This season, the Golden State Warriors started with a 24-0 run (part of a 28-game win streak stretching back to 2014-15) before falling in Milwaukee on the road. As they make a run at a 70-win season (and perhaps the Bulls' all-time wins mark) see how they compare record-wise to Chicago at each point in each team's respective season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 14, 2016, 01:59:40 PM
Cavaliers - 114 Clippers - 90
James: 27 Pts. Irving: 5 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs./Redick: 19 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs.
Pacers - 75 Hawks - 104
Turner: 19 Pts. George: 6 Asts. Mahinmi: 7 Rebs./Millsap: 18 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Jazz - 108 Kings - 99
Favors: 28 Pts. Mack: 8 Asts. Favors: 14 Rebs./Cousins: 31 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Bucks - 109 Nets - 100
Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 14 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 20 Pts. Bogdanovic: 7 Asts. Young: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 90 Lakers - 87
Anthony: 26 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Anthony: 12 Rebs./Williams: 15 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 47-18
2. Raptors 44-20
3. Celtics 39-27
4. Heat 38-28
5. Hornets 37-28
6. Hawks 38-29
7. Pacers 35-31
8. Pistons 34-32
9. Bulls 32-32
10. Wizards 30-35
11. Bucks 29-38
12. Magic 28-37
13. Knicks 28-40
14. Nets 18-48
15. Sixers⁰ 9-57
West:
1. Warriors* 59-6
2. Spurs^ 56-10
3. Thunder 44-22
4. Clippers 42-23
5. Grizzlies 39-27
6. Blazers 35-32
7. Rockets 33-33
8. Mavericks 33-33
9. Jazz 31-35
10. Nuggets 28-38
11. Kings 25-40
12. Pelicans 24-41
13. Timberwolves 21-45
14. Suns 17-49
15. Lakers⁰ 14-53
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: jamesbond on March 14, 2016, 10:03:54 PM
Last Sunday, Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker flexed his rising confidence a little bit, lofting a 28-footer just before halftime against the Memphis Grizzlies and turning his back to the ball while it was in the air, not even bothering to look to see if it splashed through. This can be a dangerous game — shouts to Nick Young — but it worked in the Kentucky product's favor in this case:
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During Saturday's visit to Oracle Arena, though, reigning MVP and resident high priest of shooting swag Stephen Curry decided to show the rook, and the rest of his Suns teammates, just how it's done.
After allowing 30-plus points to the lowly Suns in both the second and third quarters, the Golden State Warriors found themselves facing a nine-point deficit entering the fourth. Curry — who had sat for the final seven minutes and 55 seconds of the third after picking up his fourth personal foul, and who's become somewhat accustomed to taking whole fourth quarters off during the Warriors' magical run over these past two seasons — re-entered to start the frame and promptly sparked a classic Golden State run, with this confidence-drenched turnaway triple capping a quick 7-0 spurt that had the Dubs back within two points less than 60 seconds into the fourth.
To their credit, despite entering the evening at 17-48 and doing little but playing out the string of a dismal campaign, the Suns didn't fold, with just-returned-from-injury guard Brandon Knight pouring in 10 of his team-high 30 points in the fourth quarter to keep Phoenix in the fight. In the end, though, as has been the case so many times before, the Warriors just had too much firepower down the stretch, ripping off a 14-0 run to take a late double-digit lead before Curry iced it, this time with a sweet behind-the-back feed to thank Shaun Livingston for his defensive work on Knight.
The Suns' surge fell short, as Golden State held on for a 123-116 win. The Warriors now stand at 59-6, the best record in NBA history through 65 games and one game ahead of the pace set by the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls en route to setting the all-time record for most wins in a season by going 72-10. Golden State extended its NBA-record winning streak at Oracle to 48 games, improving to a perfect 30-0 at home this season.
The Warriors outscored Phoenix 37-21 in the fourth quarter, with reserve big man Marreese Speights coming up big (11 points and fourth rebounds in the fourth, part of a 25-point, nine-board outburst in just 18 minutes off the bench) and Curry once again proving too tough to stop, dropping 15 of his game-high 35 points in the last stanza.
It was Curry's 32nd game of 30 or more points this season, and his 23rd game of at least 35 points, both of which are league highs, and he continues to hold the edge over James Harden of the Houston Rockets in the race for the NBA's scoring title. All of which is to say: When you've got it flowing like Steph does this season, it's almost surprising that he doesn't turn away with the ball in the air more often. Why keep your eyes peeled when you already know how the story's going to end?
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 15, 2016, 01:56:47 PM
Mavericks – 107 Hornets – 96
Parsons: 24 Pts. Felton: 12 Asts. Nowitzki: 11 Rebs./Walker: 25 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 119 Heat – 124
Faried: 24 Pts. Mudiay: 10 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Winslow: 20 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs.
Bulls – 109 Raptors – 107
McDermott: 29 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gibson: 10 Rebs./Lowry: 33 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Lowry: 11 Rebs.
Pistons – 81 Wizards – 124
Caldwell-Pope: 18 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Nene: 20 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 6 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 81 Rockets – 130
Martin: 17 Pts. McCallum: 4 Asts. Stepheson: 15 Rebs./Motiejunas: 18 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Blazers – 94 Thunder – 128
Lillard: 21 Pts. Lillard: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs./Kanter: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 16 Asts. Westbrook: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 104 Suns – 107
LaVine: 28 Pts. Rubio: 17 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./Tucker: 23 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Tucker: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 85 Jazz – 94
James: 23 Pts. Dellavedova: 5 Asts. James: 12 Rebs./Hood: 28 Pts. Mack: 10 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans – 107 Warriors – 125
Davis: 22 Pts. Douglas: 8 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs./Curry: 27 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 47-19
2. Raptors 44-21
3. Celtics 39-27
4. Heat 39-28
5. Hawks 38-29
6. Hornets 37-29
7. Pacers 35-31
8. Bulls 33-32
9. Pistons 34-33
10. Wizards 31-35
11. Bucks 29-38
12. Magic 28-37
13. Knicks 28-40
14. Nets 18-48
15. Sixers⁰ 9-57
West:
1. Warriors^ 60-6
2. Spurs^ 56-10
3. Thunder 45-22
4. Clippers 42-23
5. Grizzlies 39-28
6. Blazers 35-33
7. Rockets 34-33
8. Mavericks 34-33
9. Jazz 32-35
10. Nuggets 28-39
11. Kings 25-40
12. Pelicans 24-42
13. Timberwolves 21-46
14. Suns⁰ 18-49
15. Lakers⁰ 14-53
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: March 16, 2016, 04:13:49 PM
March 16, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics - 98 Pacers - 103
Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./George: 25 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. George: 7 Rebs.
Nuggets - 110 Magic - 116
Harris: 18 Pts. Augustin: 8 Asts. Lauvergne: 8 Rebs./Fournier: 30 Pts. Jennings: 11 Asts. Smith: 13 Rebs.
Sixers - 114 Nets - 131
Canaan: 20 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Landry: 8 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 44 Pts. Young: 4 Asts.
Young: 16 Rebs.
Raptors - 107 Bucks - 89
Lowry: 25 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 18 Pts.
Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12
Rebs.
Clippers - 87 Spurs - 108
Paul: 22 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./ Leonard: 20 Pts. Mills: 6 Asts. Duncan: 7
Rebs.
Kings - 106 Lakers - 98
Cousins: 22 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 8 Rebs./Williams: 17 Pts. Huertas: 6 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 47-19
2. Raptors 45-21
3. Celtics 39-28
4. Heat 39-28
5. Hawks 38-29
6. Hornets 37-29
7. Pacers 36-31
8. Bulls 33-32
9. Pistons 34-33
10. Wizards 31-35
11. Magic 29-37
12. Bucks 29-39
13. Knicks 28-40
14. Nets 19-48
15. Sixers⁰ 9-58
West:
1. Warriors^ 60-6
2. Spurs^ 57-10
3. Thunder 45-22
4. Clippers 42-24
5. Grizzlies 39-28
6. Blazers 35-33
7. Rockets 34-33
8. Mavericks 34-33
9. Jazz 32-35
10. Nuggets 28-40
11. Kings 26-40
12. Pelicans 24-42
13. Timberwolves 21-46
14. Suns⁰ 18-49
15. Lakers⁰ 14-54
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Thursday, March 17 Schedule: 9 games
Oklahoma City at Boston – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Orlando at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Chicago at Washington – 7 pm ET
Atlanta at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Memphis – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Houston – 9: 30 pm ET on ESPN
New Orleans at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
New York at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 17, 2016, 02:18:22 PM
Thunder - 130 Celtics - 109
Durant: 28 Pts. Durant: 9 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 29 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Johnson: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 99 Hornets - 107
Oladipo: 25 Pts. Watson: 7 Asts. Jennings: 8 Rebs./Batum: 26 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Zeller: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks - 98 Cavaliers - 99
Nowitzki: 20 Pts. Parsons: 10 Asts. Harris: 6 Rebs./Irving: 33 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Love: 18 Rebs.
Bulls - 96 Wizards - 117
McDermott: 20 Pts. Rose: 4 Asts. Butler: 6 Rebs./Wall: 29 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Wall: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 118 Pistons - 114
Teague: 22 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Horford: 11 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 24 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 114 Grizzlies - 108
LaVine: 28 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./Stephenson: 24 Pts. Stephenson: 7 Asts. Stephenson: 11 Rebs.
Clippers - 122 Rockets - 106
Redick: 25 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs./Harden: 33 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Beasley: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans - 123 Kings - 108
Anderson: 29 Pts. Frazier: 9 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs./Collison: 23 Pts. Cousins: 5 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 85 Warriors - 121
Anthony: 18 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 7 Rebs./Curry: 34 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green:
11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 48-19
2. Raptors 45-21
3. Heat 39-28
4. Hawks 38-29
5. Celtics 39-29
6. Hornets 38-29
7. Pacers 36-31
8. Pistons 34-34
9. Bulls 33-33
10. Wizards 32-35
11. Magic 29-38
12. Bucks 29-39
13. Knicks 28-41
14. Nets 19-48
15. Sixers⁰ 9-58
West:
1. Warriors^ 61-6
2. Spurs^ 57-10
3. Thunder 46-22
4. Clippers 43-24
5. Grizzlies 39-29
6. Blazers 35-33
7. Rockets 34-34
8. Mavericks 34-34
9. Jazz 32-35
10. Nuggets 28-40
11. Kings 26-41
12. Pelicans 25-42
13. Timberwolves 22-46
14. Suns⁰ 18-49
15. Lakers⁰ 14-54
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: March 18, 2016, 07:27:03 PM
March 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 101 Pacers – 94
Lowry: 28 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 25 Rebs./George: 18 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 99 Sixers – 94
Thornton: 18 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Wall: 13 Rebs./Smith: 20 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 16 Rebs.
Hornets – 109 Heat – 106
Walker: 21 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 10 Rebs./Deng: 22 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Deng: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 98 Hawks – 116
Augustin: 17 Pts. Augustin: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 7 Rebs./Hardaway Jr.: 21 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 102 Bulls – 118
Bogdanovic: 26 Pts. Bodanovic: 5 Asts. Young: 14 Rebs./McDermott: 25 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Portis: 14 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 86 Bucks – 96
Barnes: 20 Pts. Stephenson: 6 Asts. Hollins: 10 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 15 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs.
Blazers – 110 Spurs – 118
McCollum: 26 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs./Leonard: 22 Pts. Parker: 16 Asts. Duncan: 7 Rebs.
Suns - 69 Jazz - 103
Knight: 17 Pts. Booker: 3 Asts. Len: 12 Rebs./Lyles: 17 Pts. Mack: 10 Asts. Gobert: 16 Rebs./b]
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 48-19
2. Raptors 46-21
3. Hawks 40-29
4. Celtics 39-29
5. Heat 39-29
6. Hornets 39-29
7. Pacers 36-32
8. Bulls 34-33
9. Pistons 34-34
10. Wizards 33-35
11. Bucks 30-39
12. Magic 29-38
13. Knicks 28-41
14. Nets⁰ 19-49
15. Sixers⁰ 9-59
West:
1. Warriors^ 61-6
2. Spurs^ 58-10
3. Thunder 46-22
4. Clippers 43-24
5. Grizzlies 39-30
6. Blazers 35-34
7. Rockets 34-34
8. Mavericks 34-34
9. Jazz 33-35
10. Nuggets 28-41
11. Kings 26-41
12. Pelicans 25-42
13. Timberwolves 22-46
14. Suns⁰ 18-50
15. Lakers⁰ 14-54
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 19, 2016, 02:39:30 PM
Cavaliers - 109 Magic - 103
Irving: 26 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 15 Rebs./Oladipo: 45 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts.
Gordon: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 111 Sixers - 97
Durant: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 15 Rebs./Stauskas: 23 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Noel: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 108 Pistons - 115
Cousins: 31 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Cousins: 10
Rebs./Morris: 24 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs.
Celtics - 91 Raptors - 105
Thomas: 20 Pts. Rozier: 5 Asts. Johnson: 6 Rebs./Lowry: 32 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 111 Rockets - 116
Towns: 32 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 117 Pelicans - 112
Lillard: 33 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Anderson: 30 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Cunningham: 7 Rebs.
Warriors - 130 Mavericks - 112
Thompson: 39 Pts. Curry: 10 Asts. Curry: 9 Rebs./Nowitzki: 24 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Lee:
16 Rebs.
Suns - 95 Lakers - 90
Knight: 22 Pts. Booker: 7 Asts. Chandler: 17 Rebs./Williams: 30 Pts. Huertas: 10 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers* 49-19
2. Raptors 47-21
3. Hawks 40-29
4. Heat 39-29
5. Hornets 39-29
6. Celtics 39-30
7. Pacers 36-32
8. Bulls 34-33
9. Pistons 35-34
10. Wizards 33-35
11. Bucks 30-39
12. Magic 29-39
13. Knicks 28-41
14. Nets⁰ 19-49
15. Sixers⁰ 9-60
West:
1. Warriors^ 62-6
2. Spurs^ 58-10
3. Thunder* 47-22
4. Clippers 43-24
5. Grizzlies 39-30
6. Blazers 36-34
7. Rockets 35-34
8. Mavericks 34-35
9. Jazz 33-35
10. Nuggets 28-41
11. Kings 26-42
12. Pelicans 25-43
13. Timberwolves 22-47
14. Suns⁰ 19-50
15. Lakers⁰ 14-55
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: jamesbond on March 19, 2016, 08:38:13 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 20, 2016, 12:29:14 PM
Nuggets - 101 Hornets - 93
Augustin: 24 Pts. Jokic: 4:Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs./Batum: 24 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs.
Nets - 103 Pistons - 115
Young: 24 Pts. Sloan: 9 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Baynes: 21 Pts. Caldwell-Pope: 8 Asts.
Drummond: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 115 Pacers - 111
Durant: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Durant: 13 Rebs./George: 45 Pts. G. Hill: 9 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs.
Knicks - 89 Wizards - 99
Anthony: 20 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. Seraphin: 9 Rebs./Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 11
Rebs.
Rockets - 97 Hawks - 109
Beasley: 30 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs./Horford: 22 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 101 Heat - 122
James: 26 Pts. Irving: 4 Asts. Frye: 4 Rebs./ Wade: 24 Pts. Dragic: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 13
Rebs.
Jazz - 85 Bulls - 92
Favors - 24 Pts. Mack: 8 Asts. Gobert: 7 Rebs./Rose: 22 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gibson: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 102 Grizzlies - 113
Paul: 25 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 7 Rebs./ Randolph: 28 Pts. Randolph: 10 Asts.
Randolph: 11 Rebs.
Warriors - 79 Spurs - 87
Thompson: 15 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs./Aldridge: 26 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Leonard: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers* 49-20
2. Raptors 47-21
3. Hawks 41-29
4. Heat 40-29
5. Celtics 39-30
6. Hornets 39-30
7. Pacers 36-33
8. Bulls 35-33
9. Pistons 36-34
10. Wizards 34-35
11. Bucks 30-39
12. Magic 29-39
13. Knicks 28-42
14. Nets⁰ 19-50
15. Sixers⁰ 9-60
West:
1. Warriors^ 62-7
2. Spurs^ 59-10
3. Thunder* 48-22
4. Clippers 43-25
5. Grizzlies 40-30
6. Blazers 36-34
7. Rockets 35-35
8. Mavericks 34-35
9. Jazz 33-36
10. Nuggets 29-41
11. Kings 26-42
12. Pelicans 25-43
13. Timberwolves 22-47
14. Suns⁰ 19-50
15. Lakers⁰ 14-55
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: jamesbond on March 20, 2016, 07:43:00 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 21, 2016, 12:37:55 PM
Blazers - 120 Mavericks - 132
Lillard: 26 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 19 Rebs./Nowitzki: 40 Pts. Williams: 16 Asts. Mejri: 14 Rebs.
Magic - 100 Raptors - 105
Fournier: 21 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 25 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 11 Rebs.
Celtics - 120 Sixers - 105
Thomas: 26 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Sullinger: 13 Rebs./Landry: 26 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Grant: 8 Rebs.
Clippers - 105 Pelicans - 109
Paul: 24 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs./Holiday: 22 Pts. Douglas: 9 Asts. Asik: 14 Rebs.
Jazz - 94 Bucks - 85
Hayward: 18 Pts. Mack: 12 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Parker: 19 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts. Parker: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 88 Knicks - 80
Cousins: 24 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Cousins: 20 Rebs./Lopez: 23 Pts. Calderon: 4 Asts. Lopez: 20 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers* 49-20
2. Raptors 48-21
3. Hawks 41-29
4. Heat 40-29
5. Celtics 40-30
6. Hornets 39-30
7. Pacers 36-33
8. Bulls 35-33
9. Pistons 36-34
10. Wizards 34-35
11. Bucks 30-40
12. Magic 29-40
13. Knicks 28-43
14. Nets⁰ 19-50
15. Sixers⁰ 9-61
West:
1. Warriors^ 62-7
2. Spurs^ 59-10
3. Thunder^ 48-22
4. Clippers 43-26
5. Grizzlies 40-30
6. Blazers 36-35
7. Rockets 35-35
8. Mavericks 35-35
9. Jazz 34-36
10. Nuggets 30-41
11. Kings 27-42
12. Pelicans 25-43
13. Timberwolves 22-47
14. Suns⁰ 19-50
15. Lakers⁰ 14-55
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
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Post Merge: March 22, 2016, 07:13:10 PM
March 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs – 88 Hornets – 91
Parker: 19 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs./Lin: 29 Pts. Batum: 3 Asts. Zeller: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets – 91 Cavaliers – 124
Barton: 27 Pts. Augustin: 5 Asts. Nurkic: 7 Rebs./James: 33 Pts. James: 11 Asts. James: 11 Rebs.
Sixers – 75 Pacers – 91
Thompson: 15 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Smith: 9 Rebs./George: 15 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. Mahinmi: 10 Rebs.
Magic – 96 Celtics – 107
Oladipo: 25 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Gordon: 8 Rebs./Thomas: 28 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 91 Pistons – 92
Middleton: 27 Pts. Bayless: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs./Morris: 21 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs.
Wizards – 117 Hawks – 102
Wall: 27 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Porter: 10 Rebs./Teague: 23 Pts. Horford: 9 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs.
Kings – 102 Bulls – 109
Cousins: 19 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Cousins: 18 Rebs./Gibson: 18 Pts. Butler: 8 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs.
Warriors – 109 Timberwolves – 104
Green: 24 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs./Wiggins: 25 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 103 Suns – 97
Stephenson: 16 Pts. McCallum: 7 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs./Booker: 18 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Leuer: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers* 50-20
2. Raptors 48-21
3. Heat 40-29
4. Hawks 41-30
5. Celtics 41-30
6. Hornets 40-30
7. Pacers 37-33
8. Bulls 36-33
9. Pistons 37-34
10. Wizards 35-35
11. Bucks 30-41
12. Magic 29-41
13. Knicks 28-43
14. Nets⁰ 19-50
15. Sixers⁰ 9-62
West:
1. Warriors^ 63-7
2. Spurs^ 59-11
3. Thunder^ 48-22
4. Clippers 43-26
5. Grizzlies 41-30
6. Blazers 36-35
7. Rockets 35-35
8. Mavericks 35-35
9. Jazz 34-35
10. Nuggets 29-42
11. Kings 27-43
12. Pelicans 26-43
13. Timberwolves⁰ 22-48
14. Suns⁰ 19-51
15. Lakers⁰ 14-55
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Wednesday, March 23 Schedule: 4 games
Charlotte at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Houston at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on TNT
Memphis at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: jamesbond on March 22, 2016, 08:46:03 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 23, 2016, 02:35:14 PM
Hornets - 105 Nets - 100
Batum: 23 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Kaminsky: 7 Rebs./Lopez: 29 Pts. Lopez: 6 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 113 Pelicans - 99
Wade: 25 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs./Holiday: 24 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Asik: 9 Rebs.
Rockets - 107 Thunder - 111
Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 16 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs./Durant: 23 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 100 Lakers - 107
Allen: 27 Pts. Randolph: 5 Asts. Carter: 7 Rebs./Clarkson: 22 Pts. Huertas: 7 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs.
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Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 50-20
2. Raptors 48-21
3. Heat 41-29
4. Hawks 41-30
5. Celtics 41-30
6. Hornets 41-30
7. Pacers 37-33
8. Bulls 36-33
9. Pistons 37-34
10. Wizards 35-35
11. Bucks 30-41
12. Magic 29-41
13. Knicks 28-43
14. Nets⁰ 19-51
15. Sixers⁰ 9-62
West:
1. Warriors^ 63-7
2. Spurs^ 59-11
3. Thunder^ 49-22
4. Clippers 43-26
5. Grizzlies 41-31
6. Blazers 36-35
7. Mavericks 35-35
8. Rockets 35-36
9. Jazz 34-36
10. Nuggets 29-42
11. Kings 27-43
12. Pelicans 26-44
13. Timberwolves⁰ 22-48
14. Suns⁰ 19-51
15. Lakers⁰ 15-55
Post Merge: March 24, 2016, 03:51:50 PM
March 24, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks – 122 Wizards – 101
Schroder: 23 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Thornton: 23 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs.
Bucks – 104 Cavaliers – 113
Antetokounmpo: 24 Pts. Middleton: 11 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Rebs./James: 26 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 79 Celtics – 91
DeRozan: 21 Pts. Joseph: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 23 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Johnson: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 102 Pistons – 118
Payton: 20 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Gordon: 11 Rebs./Drummond: 30 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Knicks – 115 Bulls – 107
Porzingis: 29 Pts. Calderon: 8 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs./Mirotic: 35 Pts. Butler: 8 Asts. Mirotic: 6 Rebs.
Jazz – 89 Rockets – 87
Hayward: 22 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Favors: 15 Rebs./Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Howard: 8 Rebs.
Kings – 104 Timberwolves – 113
Rondo: 25 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Koufos: 15 Rebs./Towns: 26 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Dieng: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 88 Spurs – 112
Richardson: 17 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs./Leonard: 32 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 103 Nuggets – 104
McConnell: 17 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Covington: 9 Rebs./Mudiay: 27 Pts. Jokic: 5 Asts. Mudiay: 11 Rebs.
Lakers – 107 Suns – 119
Randle: 19 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Randle: 15 Rebs./Booker: 28 Pts. Knight: 7 Asts. Leuer: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks – 103 Blazers – 109
Matthews: 22 Pts. Williams: 11 Asts. Mejri: 12 Rebs./Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 98 Warriors – 114
Jordan: 19 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Curry: 33 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 51-20
2. Raptors* 48-22
3. Hawks 42-30
4. Celtics 42-30
5. Heat 41-30
6. Hornets 41-30
7. Pacers 37-33
8. Pistons 38-34
9. Bulls 36-34
10. Wizards 35-36
11. Bucks 30-42
12. Magic 29-42
13. Knicks 29-43
14. Nets⁰ 19-51
15. Sixers⁰ 9-63
West:
1. Warriors^ 64-7
2. Spurs^ 60-11
3. Thunder^ 49-22
4. Clippers 43-27
5. Grizzlies 41-31
6. Blazers 37-35
7. Mavericks 35-36
8. Jazz 35-36
9. Rockets 35-37
10. Nuggets 30-42
11. Kings 27-44
12. Pelicans 26-44
13. Timberwolves⁰ 23-48
14. Suns⁰ 20-51
15. Lakers⁰ 15-56
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 25, 2016, 03:53:26 PM
Pelicans – 84 Pacers – 92
Ajinca: 22 Pts. Frazier: 5 Asts. Asik: 15 Rebs./Turner: 24 Pts. G. Hill: 8 Asts. Turner: 16 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 95 Nets – 104
James: 30 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Lopez: 22 Pts. Larkin: 7 Asts. Young: 7 Rebs.
Bulls – 94 Knicks – 106
Rose: 30 Pts. Rose: 3 Asts. Mirotic: 6 Rebs./Anthony: 26 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Porzingis: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 91 Thunder – 113
Burke: 17 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Ingles: 7 Rebs./Durant: 20 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Durant: 8 Rebs.
Blazers - 94 Clippers - 96
Lillard: 18 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Harkless: 8 Rebs./Crawford: 25 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 51-21
2. Raptors* 48-22
3. Hawks 42-30
4. Celtics 42-30
5. Heat 41-30
6. Hornets 41-30
7. Pacers 38-33
8. Pistons 38-34
9. Bulls 36-35
10. Wizards 35-36
11. Bucks 30-42
12. Knicks 30-43
13. Magic 29-42
14. Nets⁰ 20-51
15. Sixers⁰ 9-63
West:
1. Warriors^ 64-7
2. Spurs^ 60-11
3. Thunder^ 50-22
4. Clippers 44-27
5. Grizzlies 41-31
6. Blazers 37-36
7. Mavericks 35-36
8. Rockets 35-37
9. Jazz 35-37
10. Nuggets 30-42
11. Kings 27-44
12. Pelicans 26-45
13. Timberwolves⁰ 23-48
14. Suns⁰ 20-51
15. Lakers⁰ 15-56
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: jamesbond on March 25, 2016, 10:11:20 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 26, 2016, 02:59:11 PM
Timberwolves – 132 Wizards – 129
Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./Beal: 26 Pts. Wall: 16 Asts. Gortat: 14
Rebs.
Hornets – 105 Pistons – 112
Walker: 29 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Batum: 7 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Jackson: 7
Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 97 Heat – 108
Fournier: 20 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Payton: 7 Rebs./Whiteside: 26 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Deng: 13 Rebs.
Bucks – 90 Hawks – 101
Parker: 19 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 4 Asts.
Henson: 10 Rebs./Teague: 18 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs.
Raptors – 109 Rockets – 112
DeRozan: 18 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 18 Rebs./Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 104 Spurs – 110
Green: 20 Pts. Farmar: 5 Asts. Andersen: 7 Rebs./Aldridge: 32 Pts. Duncan: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 94 Kings – 116
Booker: 26 Pts. Price: 5 Asts. Tucker: 8 Rebs./Cousins: 29 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks – 120 Warriors – 128
Matthews: 26 Pts. Lee: 6 Asts. Pachulia: 13 Rebs./Thompson: 40 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Curry: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets – 116 Lakers – 105
Augustin: 20 Pts. Augustin: 8 Asts. Jokic: 12 Rebs./Bryant: 28 Pts. Randle: 10 Asts.
Randle: 18 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 51-21
2. Raptors* 48-23
3. Hawks 43-30
4. Celtics 42-30
5. Heat 42-30
6. Hornets 41-31
7. Pacers 38-33
8. Pistons 39-34
9. Bulls 36-35
10. Wizards 35-37
11. Bucks 30-43
12. Knicks 30-43
13. Magic 29-43
14. Nets⁰ 20-51
15. Sixers⁰ 9-63
West:
1. Warriors^ 65-7
2. Spurs^ 61-11
3. Thunder^ 50-22
4. Clippers 44-27
5. Grizzlies 41-32
6. Blazers 37-36
7. Rockets 36-37
8. Mavericks 35-37
9. Jazz 35-37
10. Nuggets 31-42
11. Kings 28-44
12. Pelicans 26-45
13. Timberwolves⁰ 24-48
14. Suns⁰ 20-52
15. Lakers⁰ 15-57
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: March 27, 2016, 08:33:36 PM
March 27, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers - 110 Nets - 120
George: 27 Pts. Ellis: 6 Asts. J. Hill: 6 Rebs./Lopez: 23 Pts. Larkin: 5 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs.
Bulls - 89 Magic - 111
Gibson: 16 Pts. Gasol: 8 Asts. Portis: 7 Rebs./Dedmon: 18 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Dedmon: 13 Rebs.
Raptors - 115 Pelicans - 91
DeRozan: 23 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Gee: 18 Pts. Frazier: 6 Asts. Gee: 8 Rebs.
Hawks - 112 Pistons - 95
Millsap: 23 Pts. Teague: 12 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./Harris: 21 Pts. Blake: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 107 Knicks - 93
Love: 28 Pts. James: 10 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 28 Pts. Calderon: 7 Asts. Anthony: 9 Rebs.
Jazz - 93 Timberwolves - 84
Favors: 19 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs./Rubio: 23 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 92 Thunder - 111
West: 17 Pts. West: 3 Asts. Miller: 8 Rebs./Durant: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs.
Hornets - 115 Bucks - 91
Batum: 25 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Williams: 8 Rebs./Henson: 19 Pts. Ennis: 12 Asts. Henson: 8 Rebs.
Celtics - 102 Suns - 99
Thomas: 28 Pts. Smart: 4 Asts. Turner: 11 Rebs./Booker: 21 Pts. Tucker: 5 Asts. Tucker: 10 Rebs.
Sixers - 105 Blazers - 108
Smith: 17 Pts. Smith: 9 Asts. Smith: 14 Rebs./McCollum: 25 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 52-21
2. Raptors* 49-23
3. Hawks 44-30
4. Celtics 43-30
5. Heat 42-30
6. Hornets 42-31
7. Pacers 38-34
8. Pistons 39-35
9. Bulls 36-36
10. Wizards 35-37
11. Magic 30-43
12. Bucks 30-44
13. Knicks 30-44
14. Nets⁰ 21-51
15. Sixers⁰ 9-64
West:
1. Warriors^ 65-7
2. Spurs^ 61-12
3. Thunder^ 51-22
4. Clippers 44-27
5. Grizzlies 41-32
6. Blazers 38-36
7. Rockets 36-37
8. Jazz 36-37
9. Mavericks 35-37
10. Nuggets 31-42
11. Kings 28-44
12. Pelicans 26-46
13. Timberwolves⁰ 24-49
14. Suns⁰ 20-53
15. Lakers⁰ 15-57
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Monday, March 28 Schedule: 5 games
Denver at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
Houston at Indiana – 6 pm ET
Dallas at Sacramento – 6 pm ET
Philadelphia at Golden State – 8 pm ET
Washington at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Post Merge: March 27, 2016, 08:36:54 PM
Most Improved Player candidates:
5. Jae Crowder (Boston Celtics)
*Last season Jae Crowder turned things around when he became a member of the Boston Celtics and earned more playing time. However, he was not as good as he has been this season. His averages from last year were 7.7 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.1 assists, and 0.9 steals on 42.0 percent shooting. This year he is averaging 14.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, 1.9 assists, and 1.8 steals on 45.0 percent shooting, nearly doubling most of his numbers. He has also become Boston's best perimeter defender and could be considered the team's glue guy. After all, the Celtics are 3-3 without him in the last six games.
4. Isaiah Thomas (Boston Celtics)
*Yes, the Celtics have two Most Improved Player candidates this year, deal with it. That's just how amazing their season has been. Isaiah Thomas was good last year, as he was a Sixth Man of the Year snub. But this season, he has been great, averaging 22.2 points, 6.4 assists, 3.0 rebounds, and 1.2 steals, Thomas made the All-Star team and continues to lead Boston to a top four record in the East. Last year, he carried averages of 16.4 points, 4.2 assists, 2.3 rebounds, and 0.9 steals. He has transformed into a fearless scorer, and despite his size, he is one of the better finishers around the rim.
3. Draymond Green (GSW)
*He's back! Draymond Green was a top candidate for this award last season, and I don't see why he cannot be a top candidate again this season. When Green averaged 11.7 points, 8.2 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.6 steals, and 1.3 blocks on 44.3 percent shooting last season, we were shocked. Now he has followed up last year's numbers with current averages of 13.8 points, 9.6 rebounds, 7.4 assists, 1.5 steals, and 1.3 blocks on 48.3 percent shooting. His assist number has been beyond surprising, as he leads the Warriors in assists, something no one saw coming from the team's power forward. A power forward leading his team in assists, ladies and gentlemen.
2. Will Barton (Denver Nuggets)
*For some reason no one saw potential in Will Barton, but the Nuggets have struck gold. Coming off the bench, "Will the Thrill" has been putting up 14.7 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 0.8 steals on 44.1 percent shooting from the field. He is one of the best rebounding two guards in the NBA and is second in scoring on his team behind Danilo Gallinari. It's crazy to think that he can win the Sixth Man of the Year award as well. Barton's averages last year were 6.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.4 assists, and 0.8 steals on 42.5 percent shooting.
1. C.J. McCollum (Portland Trailblazers)
*When it comes to Most Improved Player, C.J. McCollum is probably the obvious choice. When the Blazers lost four of their five starters last summer, people believed the team was headed toward mediocrity. But Damian Lillard's leadership and McCollum's enormous improvement have kept them in the playoff picture and over .500. McCollum, who hardly saw the floor last season, averaged merely 6.8 points, 1.5 rebounds, 1.0 assists, and 0.7 steals. This season he has upped those numbers to 20.7 points, 3.3 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and 1.1 steals. Currently, he and Lillard are the second highest scoring backcourt behind Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson. That's saying something.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 28, 2016, 09:52:35 PM
Nuggets – 90 Clippers – 105
Nurkic: 19 Pts. Augustin: 10 Asts. Arthur: 12 Rebs./Jordan: 16 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs.
Rockets – 101 Pacers – 104
Harden: 34 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./George: 25 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. George: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks – 111 Kings – 133
Felton: 15 Pts. Felton: 5 Asts. Lee: 6 Rebs./Cauley-Stein: 21 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Sixers – 105 Warriors – 117
Landry: 22 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Covington: 11 Rebs./Thompson: 40 Pts. Green: 11 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Wizards – 101 Lakers – 88
Wall: 22 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Russell: 22 Pts. Clarkson: 3 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 51-21
2. Raptors* 49-23
3. Hawks 44-30
4. Celtics 43-30
5. Heat 42-30
6. Hornets 42-31
7. Pacers 39-34
8. Pistons 39-35
9. Bulls 36-36
10. Wizards 36-37
11. Magic⁰ 30-43
12. Bucks⁰ 30-44
13. Knicks⁰ 30-44
14. Nets⁰ 21-51
15. Sixers⁰ 9-65
West:
1. Warriors^ 66-7
2. Spurs^ 61-12
3. Thunder^ 51-22
4. Clippers* 45-27
5. Grizzlies 41-32
6. Blazers 38-36
7. Jazz 36-37
8. Rockets 36-38
9. Mavericks 35-38
10. Nuggets 31-43
11. Kings 29-44
12. Pelicans 26-46
13. Timberwolves⁰ 24-49
14. Suns⁰ 20-53
15. Lakers⁰ 15-58
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: March 29, 2016, 09:03:47 PM
March 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets – 99 Heat – 110
Lopez: 26 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Wade: 30 Pts. Wade: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 8 Rebs.
Thunder – 119 Raptors – 100
Durant: 34 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 19 Pts. DeRozan: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Hawks – 102 Bulls – 100
Teague: 26 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Rose: 20 Pts. Brooks: 6 Asts. Gibson: 12 Rebs.
Spurs – 101 Grizzlies – 87
Aldridge: 31 Pts. Anderson: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 13 Rebs./Carter: 14 Pts. McCallum: 4 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs.
Suns – 116 Timberwolves – 121
Booker: 30 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Len: 13 Rebs./Wiggins: 32 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 91 Pelicans – 99
Anthony: 22 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 10 Rebs./Holiday: 22 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Perkins: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks – 97 Nuggets – 88
Barea: 18 Pts. Barea: 11 Asts. Powell: 7 Rebs./Barton: 23 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
Lakers – 75 Jazz – 123
Williams: 16 Pts. Clarkson: 2 Asts. Clarkson: 8 Rebs./Hood: 30 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Gobert: 19 Rebs.
Kings – 93 Blazers – 105
Curry: 21 Pts. Collison: 7 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 14 Rebs./Crabbe: 21 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Celtics – 90 Clippers – 114
Thomas: 24 Pts. Smart: 4 Asts. Sullinger: 11 Rebs./Rivers: 16 Pts. Paul: 14 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 51-21
2. Raptors* 49-24
3. Hawks 45-30
4. Heat 43-30
5. Celtics 43-31
6. Hornets 42-31
7. Pacers 39-34
8. Pistons 39-35
9. Wizards 36-37
10. Bulls 36-37
11. Magic⁰ 30-43
12. Bucks⁰ 30-44
13. Knicks⁰ 30-45
14. Nets⁰ 21-52
15. Sixers⁰ 9-65
West:
1. Warriors^ 66-7
2. Spurs^ 62-12
3. Thunder^ 52-22
4. Clippers* 46-27
5. Grizzlies 41-33
6. Blazers 39-36
7. Jazz 37-37
8. Rockets 36-38
9. Mavericks 36-38
10. Nuggets 31-44
11. Kings 29-45
12. Pelicans⁰ 27-46
13. Timberwolves⁰ 25-49
14. Suns⁰ 20-54
15. Lakers⁰ 15-59
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Wednesday, March 30 Schedule: 6 games
Chicago at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at Cleveland – 8 pm ET on TNT
Washington at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: March 30, 2016, 06:36:00 PM
March 30, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls - 98 Pacers - 96
Mirotic: 28 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./George: 20 Pts. George: 5 Asts. George: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 105 Magic - 139
Robinson: 18 Pts. Brown: 5 Asts. Robinson: 12 Rebs./Nicholson: 24 Pts. Payton: 12 Asts. Payton: 5 Rebs.
Hornets - 100 Sixers - 85
Batum: 19 Pts. Batum: 12 Asts. Batum: 12 Rebs./Covington: 18 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 82 Pistons - 88
Westbrook: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Kanter: 14 Rebs./Morris: 24 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Rockets - 106 Cavaliers - 100
Harden: 27 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs./Irving: 31 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Wizards - 94 Warriors - 102
Beal: 17 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./Curry: 26 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 16 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 52-22
2. Raptors* 49-24
3. Hawks* 45-30
4. Heat 43-30
5. Celtics 43-31
6. Hornets 43-31
7. Pistons 40-35
8. Pacers 39-35
9. Bulls 37-37
10. Wizards 36-38
11. Magic⁰ 31-43
12. Bucks⁰ 30-44
13. Knicks⁰ 30-45
14. Nets⁰ 21-53
15. Sixers⁰ 9-66
West:
1. Warriors^ 67-7
2. Spurs^ 62-12
3. Thunder^ 52-23
4. Clippers* 46-27
5. Grizzlies 41-33
6. Blazers 39-36
7. Jazz 37-37
8. Rockets 37-38
9. Mavericks 36-38
10. Nuggets 31-44
11. Kings 29-45
12. Pelicans⁰ 27-46
13. Timberwolves⁰ 25-49
14. Suns⁰ 20-54
15. Lakers⁰ 15-59
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 31, 2016, 10:47:16 PM
Hawks – 97 Raptors – 105
Teague: 18 Pts. Teague: 3 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 26 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 109 Grizzlies – 105
Barton: 25 Pts. Mudiay: 5 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs./Ramdolph: 26 Pts. Farmar: 5 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 94 Bucks – 105
Tucker: 20 Pts. Tucker: 7 Asts. Len: 15 Rebs./Middleton: 26 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Middleton: 7 Rebs.
Clippers – 99 Timberwolves – 79
Paul: 20 Pts. Paul: 16 Asts. Paul: 8 Rebs./Towns: 16 Pts. LaVine: 4 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs.
Knicks – 89 Mavericks – 91
Anthony: 31 Pts. Grant: 3 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs./Barea: 26 Pts. Barea: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 92 Spurs – 100
Ajinca: 18 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Ajinca: 9 Rebs./Ginobili: 20 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs.
Warriors – 103 Jazz – 96
Curry: 31 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Barnes: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 21 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Gobert: 18 Rebs.
Wizards – 111 Kings – 120
Beal: 24 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Cousins: 29 Pts. Rondo: 11 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Heat – 100 Lakers – 102
Wade: 26 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs./Clarkson: 26 Pts. Huertas: 4 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 52-22
2. Raptors* 50-24
3. Hawks* 45-31
4. Celtics 43-31
5. Heat 43-31
6. Hornets 43-31
7. Pistons 40-35
8. Pacers 39-35
9. Bulls 37-37
10. Wizards 36-39
11. Magic⁰ 31-43
12. Bucks⁰ 31-44
13. Knicks⁰ 30-46
14. Nets⁰ 21-53
15. Sixers⁰ 9-66
West:
1. Warriors^ 68-7
2. Spurs^ 63-12
3. Thunder^ 52-23
4. Clippers* 47-27
5. Grizzlies 41-34
6. Blazers 39-36
7. Rockets 37-38
8. Jazz 37-38
9. Mavericks 37-38
10. Nuggets 32-44
11. Kings 30-45
12. Pelicans⁰ 27-47
13. Timberwolves⁰ 25-50
14. Suns⁰ 20-55
15. Lakers⁰ 16-59
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Friday, April 01 Schedule: 6 games
Brooklyn at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Orlando at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Chicago at Houston – 7 pm ET on TNT
Denver at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Boston at Portland – 10 pm ET
Post Merge: April 01, 2016, 10:24:38 PM
April 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets - 87 Cavaliers - 107
Young: 18 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Robinson: 11 Rebs./James: 24 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 114 Pacers - 94
Fournier: 25 Pts. Oladipo: 7 Asts. Oladipo: 7 Rebs./George: 27 Pts. George: 3 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 103 Rockets - 100
Mirotic: 28 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets - 95 Pelicans - 101
Arthur: 24 Pts. Augustin: 8 Asts. Faried: 12 Rebs./Babbitt: 22 Pts. Douglas: 10 Asts. Babbitt: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 117 Thunder - 119
Rivers: 32 Pts. Crawford: 7 Asts. Aldrich: 10 Rebs./Durant: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 109 Blazers - 116
Thomas: 22 Pts. Sullinger: 5 Asts. Crowder: 10 Rebs./Aminu: 28 Pts. McCollum: 8 Asts. Harkless: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 53-22
2. Raptors* 50-24
3. Hawks* 45-31
4. Heat 43-31
5. Hornets 43-31
6. Celtics 43-32
7. Pistons 40-35
8. Pacers 39-36
9. Bulls 38-37
10. Wizards 36-39
11. Magic⁰ 32-43
12. Bucks⁰ 31-44
13. Knicks⁰ 30-46
14. Nets⁰ 21-54
15. Sixers⁰ 9-66
West:
1. Warriors^ 68-7
2. Spurs^ 63-12
3. Thunder^ 53-23
4. Clippers* 47-28
5. Grizzlies 41-34
6. Blazers 40-36
7. Jazz 37-38
8. Mavericks 37-38
9. Rockets 37-39
10. Nuggets⁰ 32-45
11. Kings 30-45
12. Pelicans⁰ 28-47
13. Timberwolves⁰ 25-50
14. Suns⁰ 20-55
15. Lakers⁰ 16-59
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Saturday, April 2 Schedule: 10 games
Philadelphia at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Atlanta – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Toronto at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Orlando at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Utah – 9 pm ET
Miami at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Boston at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Washington at Phoenix – 10:30 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 02, 2016, 11:47:27 PM
Sixers - 91 Hornets - 100
Grant: 17 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Brand: 11 Rebs./Walker: 27 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Walker: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks - 98 Pistons - 89
Barea: 29 Pts. Nowitzki: 3 Asts. Pachulia: 11 Rebs./Morris: 31 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Nets - 91 Knicks - 105
Kilpatrick: 17 Pts. Larkin: 5 Asts. Robinson: 13 Rebs./Galloway: 18 Pts. Galloway: 7 Asts. Seraphin: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 110 Hawks - 108
James: 29 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 16 Rebs./Millsap: 29 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs.
Raptors - 99 Grizzlies - 95
DeRozan: 27 Pts. Powell: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./Randolph: 16 Pts. Stephenson: 4 Asts. Green: 7 Rebs.
Magic - 110 Bucks - 113
Vucevic: 22 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Gordon: 7 Rebs./Parker: 26 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 85 Jazz - 98
Wiggins: 24 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 22 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Heat - 112 Kings - 106
Green: 30 Pts. Johnson: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Collison: 26 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Gay: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 109 Warriors - 106
Thomas: 22 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Sullinger: 12 Rebs./Curry: 29 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Wizards - 106 Suns - 99
Wall: 22 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./Teletovic: 24 Pts. Price: 8 Asts. Chandler: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 54-22
2. Raptors^ 51-24
3. Heat 44-31
4. Hornets 44-31
5. Hawks* 45-32
6. Celtics 44-32
7. Pistons 40-36
8. Pacers 39-36
9. Bulls 38-37
10. Wizards 37-39
11. Bucks⁰ 32-44
12. Magic⁰ 32-44
13. Knicks⁰ 31-46
14. Nets⁰ 21-55
15. Sixers⁰ 9-67
West:
1. Warriors^ 68-8
2. Spurs^ 63-12
3. Thunder^ 53-23
4. Clippers* 47-28
5. Grizzlies 41-35
6. Blazers 40-36
7. Mavericks 38-38
8. Jazz 38-38
9. Rockets 37-39
10. Nuggets⁰ 32-45
11. Kings⁰ 30-46
12. Pelicans⁰ 28-47
13. Timberwolves⁰ 25-51
14. Suns⁰ 20-56
15. Lakers⁰ 16-59
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Sunday, April 3 Schedule: 5 games
Indiana at Philadelphia – 7:30 pm ET
Detroit at Chicago – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Sacramento at Denver – 9 pm ET
Miami at Portland – 10 pm ET
Post Merge: April 04, 2016, 07:22:05 AM
April 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers – 115 Sixers – 102
Miles: 25 Pts. George: 7 Asts. Mahinmi: 12 Rebs./Canaan: 24 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Brand: 10 Rebs.
Pistons – 94 Bulls – 90
Jackson: 22 Pts. Jackson: 4 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Butler: 28 Pts. Butler: 12 Asts. Butler: 17 Rebs.
Raptors – 95 Spurs – 102
Powell: 17 Pts. Joseph: 7 Asts. Patterson: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 33 Pts. Leonard: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 15 Rebs.
Kings – 115 Nuggets – 106
Gay: 25 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Gay: 9 Rebs./Harris: 19 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Jokic: 13 Rebs.
Heat – 93 Blazers – 110
Whiteside: 20 Pts. Richardson: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./McCollum: 24 Pts. McCollum: 7 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 54-22
2. Raptors^ 51-25
3. Hornets* 44-31
4. Hawks* 45-32
5. Celtics 44-32
6. Heat* 44-32
7. Pistons 41-36
8. Pacers 40-36
9. Bulls 38-38
10. Wizards 37-39
11. Bucks⁰ 32-44
12. Magic⁰ 32-44
13. Knicks⁰ 31-46
14. Nets⁰ 21-55
15. Sixers⁰ 9-68
West:
1. Warriors^ 68-8
2. Spurs^ 64-12
3. Thunder^ 53-23
4. Clippers* 47-28
5. Grizzlies 41-35
6. Blazers 41-36
7. Mavericks 38-38
8. Jazz 38-38
9. Rockets 37-39
10. Nuggets⁰ 32-46
11. Kings⁰ 31-46
12. Pelicans⁰ 28-47
13. Timberwolves⁰ 25-51
14. Suns⁰ 20-56
15. Lakers⁰ 16-59
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: April 04, 2016, 07:56:40 PM
April 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pelicans – 106 Nets – 87
Babbitt: 21 Pts. Frazier: 13 Asts. Hamilton: 11 Asts./Kilpatrick: 15 Pts. Larkin: 9 Asts. Robinson: 15 Rebs.
Hornets – 103 Cavaliers – 112
Walker: 29 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Hawes: 9 Rebs./James: 31 Pts. James: 12 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs.
Thunder – 110 Rockets – 118
Durant: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs./Harden: 41 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks – 88 Timberwolves – 78
Barea: 21 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Anderson: 10 Rebs./Wiggins: 30 Pts. Towns: 9 Asts. Towns: 21 Rebs.
Wizards – 109 Clippers – 114
Gortat: 21 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Nene: 9 Rebs./Paul: 27 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 107 Magic – 119
Barnes: 24 Pts. Randolph: 7 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Vucevic: 25 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Gordon: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 101 Suns – 86
Hayward: 22 Pts. Hood: 7 Asts. Mack: 7 Rebs./Teletovic: 24 Pts. Booker: 7 Asts. Chandler: 18 Rebs.
Bulls – 102 Bucks – 98
Butler: 25 Pts. Butler: 8 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 34 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Parker: 11 Rebs.
Pacers - 92 Knicks - 87
George: 20 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. George: 9 Rebs./Vujacic: 21 Pts. Galloway: 6 Asts. Lopez: 15 Rebs.
Blazers - 111 Warriors - 136
Lillard: 38 Pts. Plumlee: 6 Asts. Harkless: 10 Rebs./Curry: 39 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 107 Lakers - 100
Thomas: 26 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Johnson: 13 Rebs./Bryant: 34 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 55-22
2. Raptors^ 51-25
3. Hawks* 45-32
4. Celtics* 45-32
5. Heat* 44-32
6. Hornets* 44-32
7. Pistons 41-36
8. Pacers 41-36
9. Bulls 39-38
10. Wizards 37-40
11. Magic⁰ 33-44
12. Bucks⁰ 32-45
13. Knicks⁰ 31-47
14. Nets⁰ 21-56
15. Sixers⁰ 9-68
West:
1. Warriors^ 69-8
2. Spurs^ 64-12
3. Thunder^ 53-24
4. Clippers* 48-28
5. Grizzlies 41-36
6. Blazers 41-37
7. Mavericks 39-38
8. Jazz 39-38
9. Rockets 38-39
10. Nuggets⁰ 32-46
11. Kings⁰ 31-46
12. Pelicans⁰ 29-47
13. Timberwolves⁰ 25-52
14. Suns⁰ 20-57
15. Lakers⁰ 16-60
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 06, 2016, 02:08:39 PM
Pelicans – 93 Sixers – 107
Cunningham: 19 Pts. Frazier: 9 Asts. Ajinca: 10 Rebs./Landry: 22 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Landry: 9 Rebs.
Hornets – 90 Raptors – 96
Lin: 21 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 26 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Pistons – 89 Heat – 107
Jackson: 21 Pts. Jackson: 3 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs./Dragic: 22 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 90 Hawks – 103
Booker: 34 Pts. Price: 4 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs./Teague: 20 Pts. Millsap: 8 Asts. Millsap: 17 Rebs.
Bulls – 92 Grizzlies – 108
Mirotic: 20 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Randolph: 27 Pts. Randolph: 4 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 109 Bucks – 80
Smith: 21 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 14 Rebs.
Thunder – 124 Nuggets – 102
Durant: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Westbrook: 14 Rebs./Harris: 17 Pts. Harris: 5 Asts. Lauvergne: 10 Rebs.
Spurs – 88 Jazz – 86
Leonard: 18 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Leonard: 8 Rebs./Hood: 23 Pts. Hood: 4 Asts. Gobert: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 115 Kings - 107
McCollum: 30 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Harkless: 16 Rebs./Cousins: 30 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Rondo: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 124 Warriors - 117
Muhammad: 35 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Thompson: 28 Pts. Curry: 15 Asts. Bogut: 15 Rebs.
Lakers - 81 Clippers - 103
World Peace: 17 Pts. Randle: 4 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs./Paul: 25 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 56-22
2. Raptors^ 52-25
3. Hawks* 46-32
4. Celtics* 45-32
5. Heat* 45-32
6. Hornets* 44-33
7. Pacers 41-36
8. Pistons 41-37
9. Bulls 39-39
10. Wizards 37-40
11. Magic⁰ 33-44
12. Bucks⁰ 32-46
13. Knicks⁰ 31-47
14. Nets⁰ 21-56
15. Sixers⁰ 10-68
West:
1. Warriors^ 69-9
2. Spurs^ 65-12
3. Thunder^ 54-24
4. Clippers* 49-28
5. Grizzlies 42-36
6. Blazers 42-37
7. Mavericks 39-38
8. Jazz 39-39
9. Rockets 38-39
10. Nuggets⁰ 32-47
11. Kings⁰ 31-47
12. Pelicans⁰ 29-48
13. Timberwolves⁰ 26-52
14. Suns⁰ 20-58
15. Lakers⁰ 16-61
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Tim Duncan becomes 3rd player in NBA history to win 1,000 games
*The only other players to win 1,000 or more games are Robert Parish (1014) and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1074).
Most wins by player-coach duo in NBA history:
1,000- Tim Duncan/Gregg Popovich
775 - Karl Malone/Jerry Sloan
768 - John Stockton/Jerry Sloan
Duncan now amazingly has more wins than five NBA franchises:
Tim Duncan (1,000 wins)
Charlotte (912)
Minnesota (843)
Toronto (730)
Memphis (694)
New Orleans (527)
Post Merge: April 07, 2016, 05:18:19 PM
April 7, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers – 109 Pacers – 123
Irving: 26 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Love: 5 Rebs./George: 29 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Mahinmi: 8 Rebs.
Pistons – 108 Magic – 104
Jackson: 24 Pts. Blake: 6 Asts. Drummond: 16 Rebs./Fournier: 19 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs.
Nets – 103 Wizards – 121
Robinson: 23 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Robinson: 10 Rebs./Beal: 25 Pts. Sessions: 13 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans – 97 Celtics – 104
Douglas: 19 Pts. Frazier: 6 Asts. Ajinca:8 Rebs./Thomas: 32 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Johnson: 7Rebs.
Hornets – 111 Knicks – 97
Walker: 34 Pts. Lee: 6 Asts. Jefferson: 8 Rebs./Williams: 17 Pts. Anthony: 7 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Rockets – 86 Mavericks – 88
Harden: 26 Pts. Ariza: 5 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs./Barea: 27 Pts. Barea: 8 Asts. Lee: 8 Rebs.
Thunder – 115 Blazers – 120
Kanter: 33 Pts. Payne: 6 Asts. Kanter: 20 Rebs./Aminu: 27 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs.
Clippers - 91 Lakers - 81
Jordan: 15 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Bryant: 17 Pts. Huertas: 5 Asts. Randle: 20 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 56-23
2. Raptors^ 52-25
3. Hawks* 46-32
4. Celtics* 46-32
5. Heat* 45-32
6. Hornets* 45-33
7. Pacers 42-36
8. Pistons 42-37
9. Bulls 39-39
10. Wizards 38-40
11. Magic⁰ 33-45
12. Bucks⁰ 32-46
13. Knicks⁰ 31-48
14. Nets⁰ 21-57
15. Sixers⁰ 10-68
West:
1. Warriors^ 69-9
2. Spurs^ 65-12
3. Thunder^ 54-25
4. Clippers* 50-28
5. Grizzlies 42-36
6. Blazers* 43-37
7. Mavericks 40-38
8. Jazz 39-39
9. Rockets 38-40
10. Nuggets⁰ 32-47
11. Kings⁰ 31-47
12. Pelicans⁰ 29-49
13. Timberwolves⁰ 26-52
14. Suns⁰ 20-58
15. Lakers⁰ 16-62
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: April 08, 2016, 01:41:18 PM
April 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 87 Hawks - 95
Lowry: 16 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs./Teague: 23 Pts. Horford: 6 Asts. Millsap: 14 Rebs.
Bulls - 98 Heat - 106
Butler: 25 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs./Wade: 21 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 124 Rockets - 115
Teletovic: 26 Pts. Len: 7 Asts. Tucker: 12 Rebs./Harden: 30 Pts. Beverley: 9 Asts. Howard: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 105 Kings - 97
LaVine: 18 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Dieng: 13 Rebs./Collison: 19 Pts. Collison: 6 Asts. Gay:
13 Rebs.
Spurs - 101 Warriors - 112
Leonard: 23 Pts. West: 7 Asts. Anderson: 11 Rebs./Curry: 27 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Bogut: 11
Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 56-23
2. Raptors^ 52-26
3. Hawks* 47-32
4. Celtics* 46-32
5. Heat* 46-32
6. Hornets* 45-33
7. Pacers 42-36
8. Pistons 42-37
9. Bulls 39-40
10. Wizards 38-40
11. Magic⁰ 33-45
12. Bucks⁰ 32-46
13. Knicks⁰ 31-48
14. Nets⁰ 21-57
15. Sixers⁰ 10-68
West:
1. Warriors^ 70-9
2. Spurs^ 65-13
3. Thunder^ 54-25
4. Clippers* 50-28
5. Grizzlies* 42-36
6. Blazers* 43-37
7. Mavericks 40-38
8. Jazz 39-39
9. Rockets 38-41
10. Nuggets⁰ 32-47
11. Kings⁰ 31-48
12. Pelicans⁰ 29-49
13. Timberwolves⁰ 27-52
14. Suns⁰ 21-58
15. Lakers⁰ 16-62
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 09, 2016, 03:53:59 PM
Nets - 99 Hornets - 113
Ellington: 21 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Robinson: 17 Rebs./Walker: 22 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts.
Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 109 Magic - 112
Wade: 17 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs./Vucevic: 29 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Fournier: 7 Rebs.
Knicks - 109 Sixers - 102
Lopez: 24 Pts. Grant: 6 Asts. Lopez: 15 Rebs./Covington: 30 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Covington: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 109 Celtics - 124
Antetokounmpo: 27 Pts. Ennis: 11 Asts. Monroe: 8 Rebs./Zeller: 26 Pts. Turner: 9 Asts. Jerebko: 7 Rebs.
Wizards - 99 Pistons - 112
Morris: 29 Pts. Sessions: 6 Asts. Porter: 8 Rebs./Jackson: 39 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Harris: 9 Rebs.
Pacers - 98 Raptors - 111
Ellis: 17 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs./ Powell: 27 Pts. Joseph: 9 Asts. Powell: 6
Rebs.
Lakers - 102 Pelicans - 110
Russell: 32 Pts. Randle: 6 Asts. Hibbert: 6 Rebs./Ajinca: 28 Pts. Frazier: 12 Asts. Ajinca:
15 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 93 Mavericks - 103
Allen: 25 Pts. Barnes: 5 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./Nowitzki: 21 Pts. Felton: 14 Asts. Anderson: 10 Rebs.
Spurs - 98 Nuggets - 102
Duncan: 21 Pts. Mills: 7 Asts. Duncan: 7 Rebs./Nurkic: 21 Pts. Mudiay: 5 Asts. Jokic:
15 Rebs.
Clippers - 102 Jazz - 99
Crawford: 30 Pts. Prigioni: 7 Asts. Aldrich: 18 Rebs./Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Hayward: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 56-23
2. Raptors^ 53-26
3. Hawks* 47-32
4. Celtics* 47-32
5. Heat* 46-33
6. Hornets* 46-33
7. Pistons 43-37
8. Pacers 42-37
9. Bulls 39-40
10. Wizards 38-41
11. Magic⁰ 34-45
12. Bucks⁰ 32-47
13. Knicks⁰ 32-48
14. Nets⁰ 21-58
15. Sixers⁰ 10-69
West:
1. Warriors# 70-9
2. Spurs^ 65-14
3. Thunder^ 54-25
4. Clippers* 51-28
5. Blazers* 43-37
6. Grizzlies* 42-37
7. Mavericks 41-38
8. Jazz 39-40
9. Rockets 38-41
10. Nuggets⁰ 33-47
11. Kings⁰ 31-48
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-49
13. Timberwolves⁰ 27-52
14. Suns⁰ 21-58
15. Lakers⁰ 16-63
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
# - Clinched Conference
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: April 10, 2016, 03:42:53 PM
April 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Suns - 121 Pelicans - 100
Goodwin: 24 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs./Douglas: 23 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Babbitt: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 107 Hawks - 118
Smart: 19 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs./Millsap: 31 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 16 Rebs.
Warriors - 100 Grizzlies - 99
Green: 23 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./ Barnes: 24 Pts. Barnes: 4 Asts. Barnes: 15
Rebs.
Cavaliers - 102 Bulls - 105
James: 33 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./ Butler: 21 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 106 Blazers - 105
Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Bjelica: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 31 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Plumlee:
15 Rebs.
Thunder - 112 Kings - 114
Durant: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 8 Rebs./Collison: 27 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Gay:
8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 56-24
2. Raptors^ 53-26
3. Hawks* 48-32
4. Celtics* 47-33
5. Heat* 46-33
6. Hornets* 46-33
7. Pistons* 43-37
8. Pacers 42-37
9. Bulls 40-40
10. Wizards⁰ 38-41
11. Magic⁰ 34-45
12. Bucks⁰ 32-47
13. Knicks⁰ 32-48
14. Nets⁰ 21-58
15. Sixers⁰ 10-69
West:
1. Warriors# 71-9
2. Spurs^ 65-14
3. Thunder^ 54-26
4. Clippers* 51-28
5. Blazers* 43-38
6. Grizzlies* 42-38
7. Mavericks 41-38
8. Jazz 39-40
9. Rockets 38-41
10. Nuggets⁰ 33-47
11. Kings⁰ 32-48
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-50
13. Timberwolves⁰ 28-52
14. Suns⁰ 22-58
15. Lakers⁰ 16-63
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
# - Clinched Conference
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Monday,April 11 Schedule: 9 games :
Charlotte at Washington – 12 pm ET on NBATV
L.A. Lakers at Houston – 3:30 pm ET
Dallas at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET on NBATV
Milwaukee at Philadelphia – 5 pm ET
Utah at Denver – 5 pm ET
Brooklyn at Indiana – 6 pm ET
Orlando at Miami – 6 pm ET
Golden State at San Antonio – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Post Merge: April 10, 2016, 03:43:02 PM
April 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Suns - 121 Pelicans - 100
Goodwin: 24 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs./Douglas: 23 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Babbitt: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 107 Hawks - 118
Smart: 19 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs./Millsap: 31 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Millsap: 16 Rebs.
Warriors - 100 Grizzlies - 99
Green: 23 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./ Barnes: 24 Pts. Barnes: 4 Asts. Barnes: 15
Rebs.
Cavaliers - 102 Bulls - 105
James: 33 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./ Butler: 21 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 106 Blazers - 105
Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Bjelica: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 31 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Plumlee:
15 Rebs.
Thunder - 112 Kings - 114
Durant: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 8 Rebs./Collison: 27 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Gay:
8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 56-24
2. Raptors^ 53-26
3. Hawks* 48-32
4. Celtics* 47-33
5. Heat* 46-33
6. Hornets* 46-33
7. Pistons* 43-37
8. Pacers 42-37
9. Bulls 40-40
10. Wizards⁰ 38-41
11. Magic⁰ 34-45
12. Bucks⁰ 32-47
13. Knicks⁰ 32-48
14. Nets⁰ 21-58
15. Sixers⁰ 10-69
West:
1. Warriors# 71-9
2. Spurs^ 65-14
3. Thunder^ 54-26
4. Clippers* 51-28
5. Blazers* 43-38
6. Grizzlies* 42-38
7. Mavericks 41-38
8. Jazz 39-40
9. Rockets 38-41
10. Nuggets⁰ 33-47
11. Kings⁰ 32-48
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-50
13. Timberwolves⁰ 28-52
14. Suns⁰ 22-58
15. Lakers⁰ 16-63
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
# - Clinched Conference
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Monday,April 11 Schedule: 9 games :
Charlotte at Washington – 12 pm ET on NBATV
L.A. Lakers at Houston – 3:30 pm ET
Dallas at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET on NBATV
Milwaukee at Philadelphia – 5 pm ET
Utah at Denver – 5 pm ET
Brooklyn at Indiana – 6 pm ET
Orlando at Miami – 6 pm ET
Golden State at San Antonio – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Post Merge: April 11, 2016, 02:49:16 PM
April 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hornets – 98 Wizards – 113
Kaminsky: 18 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Kaminsky: 11 Rebs./Gortat: 21 Pts. Sessions: 11 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 110 Rockets – 130
Bryant: 35 Pts. Huertas: 7 Asts. Clarkson: 8 Rebs./Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks – 91 Clippers – 98
Felton: 21 Pts. Felton: 5 Asts. Lee: 7 Rebs./Crawford: 22 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Griffin: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 109 Sixers – 108
Middleton: 36 Pts. Middleton: 9 Asts. Henson: 10 Rebs./Smith: 22 Pts. McConnell: 9 Asts. Noel: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 100 Nuggets – 84
Hayward: 22 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Jokic: 19 Pts. Mudiay: 5 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 105 Pacers – 129
Kilpatrick: 26 Pts. Larkin: 8 Asts. Brown: 11 Rebs./Turner: 28 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. S. Hill: 12 Rebs.
Magic – 96 Heat – 118
Fournier: 21 Pts. Fournier: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs./Deng: 20 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Warriors - 92 Spurs - 86
Curry: 37 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Iguodala: 7 Rebs./Aldridge: 24 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Leonard: 13 Rebs.
Raptors - 93 Knicks - 89
DeRozan: 27 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 8 Rebs./Anthony: 21 Pts. Galloway: 4 Asts. O'Quinn: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers^ 56-24
2. Raptors^ 54-26
3. Hawks* 48-32
4. Celtics* 47-33
5. Heat* 47-33
6. Hornets* 46-34
7. Pacers* 43-37
8. Pistons* 43-37
9. Bulls⁰ 40-40
10. Wizards⁰ 39-41
11. Magic⁰ 34-46
12. Bucks⁰ 33-47
13. Knicks⁰ 32-49
14. Nets⁰ 21-59
15. Sixers⁰ 10-70
West:
1. Warriors# 72-9
2. Spurs^ 65-15
3. Thunder^ 54-26
4. Clippers* 52-28
5. Blazers* 43-38
6. Grizzlies* 42-38
7. Mavericks 41-39
8. Jazz 40-40
9. Rockets 39-41
10. Nuggets⁰ 33-48
11. Kings⁰ 32-48
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-50
13. Timberwolves⁰ 28-52
14. Suns⁰ 22-58
15. Lakers⁰ 16-64
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
# - Clinched Conference
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 12, 2016, 12:59:40 PM
Hawks – 94 Cavaliers – 109
Bazemore: 23 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Horford: 11 Rebs./Irving: 35 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs..
Bucks – 98 Magic – 107
Monroe: 23 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Ilyasova: 22 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Dedmon: 8 Rebs.
Hornets – 114 Celtics – 100
Lin: 25 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 17 Pts. Sullinger: 5 Asts. Olynyk: 11 Rebs.
Wizards – 120 Nets – 111
Sessions: 21 Pts. Sessions: 12 Asts. Thornton: 8 Rebs./Larkin: 20 Pts. Larkin: 7 Asts. Sims: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 129 Timberwolves – 105
Harden: 34 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Capela: 10 Rebs./Muhammad: 23 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Bjelica: 14 Rebs.
Bulls – 121 Pelicans – 116
Butler: 23 Pts. Butler: 11 Asts. Portis: 8 Rebs./Ennis: 29 Pts. Frazier: 11 Asts. Asik: 7 Rebs.
Lakers – 79 Thunder – 112
Bryant: 13 Pts. Huertas: 5 Asts. Randle: 13 Rebs./Durant: 34 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Adams: 15 Rebs.
Mavericks – 101 Jazz – 92
Williams: 23 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Nowitzki: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 26 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Hayward: 6 Rebs.
Kings - 105 Suns - 101
Curry: 20 Pts. Curry: 15 Asts. Koufos: 8 Rebs./Teletovic: 26 Pts. Price: 7 Asts. Len: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers# 57-24
2. Raptors^ 54-26
3. Hawks* 48-33
4. Heat* 47-33
5. Celtics* 47-34
6. Hornets* 47-34
7. Pacers* 43-37
8. Pistons* 43-37
9. Bulls⁰ 41-40
10. Wizards⁰ 40-41
11. Magic⁰ 35-46
12. Bucks⁰ 33-48
13. Knicks⁰ 32-49
14. Nets⁰ 21-60
15. Sixers⁰ 10-70
West:
1. Warriors# 72-9
2. Spurs^ 65-15
3. Thunder^ 55-26
4. Clippers* 52-28
5. Blazers* 43-38
6. Grizzlies* 42-38
7. Mavericks* 42-39
8. Rockets 40-41
9. Jazz 40-41
10. Kings⁰ 33-48
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-48
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-51
13. Timberwolves⁰ 28-53
14. Suns⁰ 22-59
15. Lakers⁰ 16-65
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
# - Clinched Conference
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post Merge: April 13, 2016, 02:10:21 PM
April 13, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 90 Pacers – 102
Williams: 21 Pts. Grant: 6 Asts. O’Quinn: 7 Rebs./George: 19 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. S. Hill:
11 Rebs.
Heat – 99 Pistons – 93
Johnson: 25 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Deng: 10 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 17 Pts. Blake: 7 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Sixers – 98 Raptors – 122
Covington: 24 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Noel: 10 Rebs./Powell: 18 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts.
Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 98 Spurs – 102
Waiters: 17 Pts. Payne: 7 Asts. Kanter: 16 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 84 Clippers - 110
Randolph: 14 Pts. Monford: 4 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Rivers: 14 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan:
12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers# 57-24
2. Raptors^ 55-26
3. Heat* 48-33
4. Hawks* 48-33
5. Celtics* 47-34
6. Hornets* 47-34
7. Pacers* 44-37
8. Pistons* 43-38
9. Bulls⁰ 41-40
10. Wizards⁰ 40-41
11. Magic⁰ 35-46
12. Bucks⁰ 33-48
13. Knicks⁰ 32-50
14. Nets⁰ 21-60
15. Sixers⁰ 10-71
West:
1. Warriors# 72-9
2. Spurs^ 66-15
3. Thunder^ 55-27
4. Clippers* 53-28
5. Blazers* 43-38
6. Mavericks* 42-39
7. Grizzlies* 42-39
8. Rockets 40-41
9. Jazz 40-41
10. Kings⁰ 33-48
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-48
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-51
13. Timberwolves⁰ 28-53
14. Suns⁰ 22-59
15. Lakers⁰ 16-65
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
# - Clinched Conference
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 14, 2016, 03:18:30 PM
Heat - 88 Celtics - 98
Johnson: 19 Pts. Wade: 5 Asts. Winslow: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 21 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Bradley: 7 Rebs.
Raptors - 103 Nets - 96
Powell: 30 Pts. Wright: 7 Asts. Ross: 10 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 29 Pts. Sloan: 10 Asts. Sims: 7 Rebs.
Magic - 103 Hornets - 117
Gordon: 22 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 7 Rebs./Jefferson: 26 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Lamb: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 112 Cavaliers - 110
Meeks: 20 Pts. Blake: 6 Asts. Bullock: 8 Rebs./McRae: 36 Pts. McRae: 7 Asts. Mozgov: 12 Rebs.
Hawks - 98 Wizards - 109
Horford: 19 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Sessions: 22 Pts. Nene: 8 Asts. Hickson: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 105 Bulls - 115
Covington: 27 Pts. McConnell: 9 Asts. Noel: 6 Rebs./Mirotic: 32 Pts. Butler: 10 Asts. Portis: 14 Rebs.
Spurs - 96 Mavericks - 91
Marjanovic: 22 Pts. Diaw: 7 Asts. Marjanovic: 12 Rebs./Felton: 22 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs.
Kings - 81 Rockets - 116
McLemore: 24 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Koufos: 11 Rebs./Harden: 38 Pts. Beverley: 12 Asts. Capela: 17 Rebs.
Pacers - 97 Bucks - 92
S. Hill: 25 Pts. Young: 7 Asts. S. Hill: 11 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 19 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 5 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 109 Timberwolves - 144
Ennis: 28 Pts. Frazier: 15 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs./Towns: 28 Pts. Jones: 12 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 104 Warriors - 125
Randolph: 24 Pts. Barnes: 6 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs./Curry: 46 Pts. Livingston: 10 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Jazz - 96 Lakers - 101
Lyles: 18 Pts. Mack: 6 Asts. Lyles: 11 Rebs./Bryant: 60 Pts. Huertas: 6 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs.
Clippers - 105 Suns - 114
Johnson: 19 Pts. Prigioni: 9 Asts. Aldrich: 10 Rebs./Teletovic: 22 Pts. Goodwin: 5 Asts. Leuer: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets - 99 Blazers - 107
Mudiay: 25 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 21 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers# 57-25
2. Raptors^ 56-26
3. Heat* 48-34
4. Hawks* 48-34
5. Celtics* 48-34
6. Hornets* 48-34
7. Pacers* 45-37
8. Pistons* 44-38
9. Bulls⁰ 42-40
10. Wizards⁰ 41-41
11. Magic⁰ 35-47
12. Bucks⁰ 33-49
13. Knicks⁰ 32-50
14. Nets⁰ 21-61
15. Sixers⁰ 10-72
West:
1. Warriors# 73-9
2. Spurs^ 67-15
3. Thunder^ 55-27
4. Clippers* 53-29
5. Blazers* 44-38
6. Mavericks* 42-40
7. Grizzlies* 42-40
8. Rockets* 41-41
9. Jazz⁰ 40-42
10. Kings⁰ 33-49
11. Nuggets⁰ 33-49
12. Pelicans⁰ 30-52
13. Timberwolves⁰ 29-53
14. Suns⁰ 23-59
15. Lakers⁰ 17-65
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Clinched Division
# - Clinched Conference
⁰ - Eliminated From Playoffs Contention
Farewell Black Mamba salute to a legendary career ^^
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* Golden State Warriors break the previous regular-season wins record set by the '95-'96
Chicago Bulls .
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Post by: tonistork on April 14, 2016, 04:18:26 PM
Goodbye Black Mamba and thank you. :peace:
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 14, 2016, 08:34:18 PM
Eastern Conference:
1. Cavaliers vs 8. Pistons
Game 1 – Sun, Apr. 17 @Cleveland – 3 pm ET on ABC
Game 2- Wed, Apr. 20 @Cleveland – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 3 – Fri, Apr. 22 @Detroit – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4 – Sun, Apr. 24 @Detroit – 8:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 5 – Tue, Apr. 26 @Cleveland – TBD*
Game 6 – Thu, Apr. 28 @Detroit – TBD*
Game 7 – Sat, Apr. 30 @Cleveland – TBD*
2. Raptors vs 7. Pacers
Game 1 – Sat, Apr. 16 @Toronto – 12:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2 – Mon, Apr. 18 @Toronto – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Game 3 – Thu, Apr. 21 @Indiana – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Game 4 – Sat, Apr. 23 @Indiana – 3 pm ET on TNT
Game 5 – Tue, Apr. 26 @Toronto – TBD*
Game 6 – Fri, Apr. 29 @Indiana – TBD*
Game 7 – Sun, May 1 @Toronto – TBD*
3. Heat vs 6. Hornets
Game 1 – Sun, Apr. 17 @Miami – 5:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 2- Wed, Apr. 20 @Miami – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Game 3 – Sat, Apr. 23 @charlotte – 5:30 pm on TNT
Game 4 – Mon, Apr. 25 @charlotte - TBD
Game 5 – Wed, Apr. 27 @Miami – TBD*
Game 6 – Fri, Apr. 29 @charlotte – TBD*
Game 7 – Sun, May 1 @Miami – TBD*
4. Hawks vs 5. Celtics
Game 1 – Sat, Apr. 16 @Atlanta – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2 – Tue, Apr. 19 @Atlanta – 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 3 – Fri, Apr. 22 @Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN2
Game 4 – Sun, Apr. 24 @Boston – 6 pm ET on TNT
Game 5 – Tue, Apr. 26 @Atlanta – TBD*
Game 6 – Thu, Apr. 28 @Boston – TBD*
Game 7 – Sat, Apr. 30 @Atlanta – on TNT
Western Conference:
1. Warriors vs 8. Rockets
Game 1 – Sat, Apr. 16 @Golden State – 12:30 pm ET on ABC
Game 2 – Mon, Apr. 18 @Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3 – Thu, Apr. 21 @Houston – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 4 – Sun, Apr. 24 @Houston – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Game 5 – Wed, Apr. 27 @Golden State – TBD*
Game 6 – Fri, Apr. 29 @Houston – TBD*
Game 7 – Sun, May 1 @Golden State – TBD*
2. Spurs vs 7. Grizzlies
Game 1 – Sun, Apr. 17 @San Antonio – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 2 – Tue, Apr. 19 @San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3 – Fri, Apr. 22 @Memphis – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4 – Sun, Apr. 24 @Memphis – 1 pm ET on ABC
Game 5 – Tue, Apr. 26 @San Antonio – TBD*
Game 6 – Thu, Apr. 28 @Memphis – TBD*
Game 7 – Sat, Apr. 30 @San Antonio – TBD*
3. Thunder vs 6. Mavericks
Game 1 – Sat, Apr. 16 @Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2 – Mon, Apr. 18 @Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 3 – Thu, Apr. 21 @Dallas – 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 4 – Sat, Apr. 23 @Dallas – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Game 5 – Mon, Apr. 25 @Oklahoma City – TBD*
Game 6 – Thu, Apr. 28 @Dallas – TBD*
Game 7 – Sat, Apr. 30 @Oklahoma City – TBD*
4. Clippers vs 5. Blazers
Game 1 – Sun, Apr. 17 @L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 2 – Wed, Apr. 20 @L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3 – Sat, Apr. 23 @Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4 – Mon, Apr. 25 @Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 5 – Wed, Apr. 27 @L.A. Clippers – TBD*
Game 6 – Fri, Apr. 29 @Portland – TBD*
Game 7 – Sun, May 1 @L.A. Clippers – TBD*
Post Merge: April 15, 2016, 03:39:53 PM
2016 Playoff Rosters:
ATLANTA HAWKS:
PG: Jeff Teague/Dennis Schroeder/Kirk Hinrich
SG: Kent Bazemore/Tim Hardaway Jr.
SF: Kyle Korver/Thabo Sefolosha/Lamar Patterson
PF: Paul Millsap/Mike Scott/Kris Humphries
C: Al Horford/Mike Muscala/Walter Tavares/Tiago Splitter*
Coach: Mike Budenholzer
BOSTON CELTICS:
PG: Isaiah Thomas/Marcus Smart/Terry Rozier
SG: Avery Bradley/Evan Turner/R.J. Hunter/James Young
SF: Jae Crowder/Jonas Jerebko/John Holland
PF: Amir Johnson/Kelly Olynyk/Jordan Mickey
C: Jared Sullinger/Tyler Zeller
Coach: Brad Stevens
CHARLOTTE HORNETS:
PG: Kemba Walker/Jeremy Lin/Jorge Gutierrez
SG: Courtney Lee/Jeremy Lamb/Troy Daniels/Aaron Harrison
SF: Nicolas Batum/Michael Kidd-Gilchrist*
PF: Marvin Williams/Frank Kaminsky/Tyler Hansbrough
C: Cody Zeller/Al Jefferson/Spencer Hawes
Coach: Steve Clifford
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS:
PG: Kyrie Irving/Matthew Dellavedova/Mo Williams
SG: J.R. Smith/Iman Shumpert/Jordan McRae/Dahntay Jones
SF: LeBron James/Richard Jefferson/James Jones
PF: Kevin Love/Channing Frye
C: Tristan Thompson/Timofey Mozgov/Sasha Kaun
Coach: Tyronn Lue
DALLAS MAVERICKS:
PG: Deron Williams/J.J. Barea/Devin Harris/Raymond Felton
SG: Wesley Matthews
SF: Justin Anderson/Chandler Parsons*
PF: Dirk Nowitzki/David Lee/Charlie Villanueva/Jeremy Evans*
C: Zaza Pachulia/Dwight Powell/JaVale McGee/Salah Mejri
Coach: Rick Carlisle
DETROIT PISTONS:
PG: Reggie Jackson/Steve Blake/Spencer Dinwiddie
SG: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope/Jodie Meeks/Lorenzo Brown
SF: Marcus Morris/Stanley Johnson/Reggie Bullock/Darrun Hilliard
PF: Tobias Harris/Anthony Tolliver
C: Andre Drummond/Aron Baynes/Joel Anthony
Coach: Stan Van Gundy
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS:
PG: Stephen Curry/Shaun Livingston
SG: Klay Thompson/Leandro Barbosa/Ian Clark
SF: Harrison Barnes/Andre Iguodala/Brandon Rush
PF: Draymond Green/James Michael McAdoo/Kevon Looney
C: Andrew Bogut/ Festus Ezeli/Marreese Speights/Anderson Varejao
Coach: Steve Kerr
HOUSTON ROCKETS:
PG: Patrick Beverley/Jason Terry
SG: James Harden/Corey Brewer/Andrew Goudelock
SF: Trevor Ariza/Michael Beasley/K.J. McDaniels/Sam Dekker
PF: Donatas Motiejunas/Terrence Jones/Josh Smith/Montrezl Harrell
C: Dwight Howard/Clint Capela
Coach: J.B. Bickerstaff
INDIANA PACERS:
PG: George Hill/Ty Lawson/Joseph Young
SG: Monta Ellis/Rodney Stuckey/Glen Robinson III
SF: Paul George/C.J. Miles/Solomon Hill
PF: Myles Turner/Lavoy Allen/Rakeem Christmas/Shayne Whittington
C: Ian Mahinmi/Jordan Hill
Coach: Frank Vogel
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS:
PG: Chris Paul/Austin Rivers/Pablo Prigioni
SG: J.J. Redick/Jamal Crawford/C.J. Wilcox
SF: Luc Mbah a Moute/Wesley Johnson/Paul Pierce/Branden Dawson
PF: Blake Griffin/Jeff Green/Jeff Ayres
C: DeAndre Jordan/Cole Aldrich
Coach: Doc Rivers
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES:
PG: Mike Conley/Ray McCallum/Jordan Farmar/Xavier Munford
SG: Tony Allen/Lance Stephenson/Jordan Adams
SF: Matt Barnes/Vince Carte/P.J. Hairston
PF: Zach Randolph/JaMychal Green/Jarell Martin
C: Chris Andersen/Brandan Wright/Marc Gasol*
Coach: Dave Joerger
MIAMI HEAT:
PG: Goran Dragic/Josh Richardson/Briante Weber
SG: Dwyane Wade/Gerald Green/Tyler Johnson
SF: Joe Johnson/Justise Winslow/Dorrell Wright
PF: Luol Deng/Josh McRoberts/Udonis Haslem/Chris Bosh
C: Amar’e Stoudemire/Hassan Whiteside
Coach: Erik Spoelstr
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER:
PG: Russell Westbrook/Randy Foye/Cameron Payne
SG: Andre Roberson/Dion Waiters/Anthony Morrow
SF: Kevin Durant/Kyle Singler/Josh Huestis
PF: Serge Ibaka/Mitch McGary/Nick Collison
C: Steven Adams/Enes Kanter/Nazr Mohammed
Coach: Billy Donovan
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS:
PG: Damian Lillard/Brian Roberts
SG: C.J. McCollum/Gerald Henderson/Pat Connaughton/Luis Montero
SF: Maurice Harkless/Allen Crabbe
PF: Al-Farouq Aminu/Ed Davis/Noah Vonleh/Cliff Alexander
C: Mason Plumlee/Meyers Leonard/Chris Kaman
Coach: Terry Stotts
SAN ANTONIO SPURS:
PG: Tony Parker/Patty Mills/Andre Miller
SG: Danny Green/Manu Ginobili/Kevin Martin
SF: Kawhi Leonrd/Kyle Anderson/Jonathon Simmons
PF: LaMarcus Aldridge/David West/Boris Diaw
C: Tim Duncan/Matt Bonner/Boban Marjanovic
Coach: Gregg Popovich
TORONTO RAPTORS:
PG: Kyle Lowry/Cory Joseph/Delon Wright
SG: DeMar DeRozan/Terrence Ross/Norman Powell
SF: DeMarre Carroll/James Johnson/Bruno Caboclo
PF: Luis Scola/Patrick Patterson/Jason Thompson
C: Jonas Valanciunas/Bismack Biyombo/Lucas Nogueira
Coach: Dwane Casey
* - Out for the season
Post by: naruto789544 on April 17, 2016, 01:08:07 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 17, 2016, 11:33:22 PM
Mavericks - 70 Thunder - 108
Nowitzki: 18 Pts. Williams: 3 Asts. Pachulia: 6 Rebs./Westbrook: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs.
Celtics - 101 Hawks - 102
Thomas: 27 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Crowder: 10 Rebs./Horford: 24 Pts. Teague: 12 Asts. Horford: 12 Rebs.
Rockets - 78 Warriors - 104
Harden: 17 Pts. Brewer: 6 Asts. Capela: 12 Rebs./Curry: 24 Pts. Iguodala: 7 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 100 Raptors - 90
George: 33 Pts. George: 6 Asts. Allen: 7 Rebs./Joseph: 18 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 19 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 1
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 0
5. Blazers - 0
3. Thunder - 1
6. Mavericks - 0
2. Spurs - 0
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 0
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 1
5. Celtics - 0
3. Heat - 0
6. Hornets - 0
2. Raptors - 0
7. Pacers - 1
Monday, April 17 Schedule: 4 games
Game 1 - Detroit at Cleveland – 3 pm ET on ABC
Game 1 - Charlotte at Miami – 5:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 1 – Memphis at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 1 – Portland at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: April 18, 2016, 06:17:58 PM
April 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Blazers - 95 Clippers - 115
Lillard: 21 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Aminu: 12 Rebs./Paul: 28 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 74 Spurs - 106
Carter: 16 Pts. Munford: 4 Asts. Andersen: 9 Rebs./Leonard: 20 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 11 Rebs.
Hornets - 91 Heat - 123
Batum: 24 Pts. Lin: 3 Asts. Zeller: 7 Rebs./Deng: 31 Pts. Dragic: 10 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Pistons - 101 Cavaliers - 106
Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Irving: 31 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 1
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 1
5. Blazers - 0
3. Thunder - 1
6. Mavericks - 0
2. Spurs - 1
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 1
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 1
5. Celtics - 0
3. Heat - 1
6. Hornets - 0
2. Raptors - 0
7. Pacers - 1
Post by: Itachi101 on April 19, 2016, 12:21:11 AM
wala ng kwentang manood ng NBA :))
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 19, 2016, 06:23:06 PM
Rockets - 106 Warriors - 115
Harden: 28 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./Thompson: 34 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Green: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 85 Thunder - 84
Felton: 21 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Felton: 11 Rebs./Durant: 21 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Westbrook: 14 Rebs.
Pacers - 87 Raptors - 98
George: 28 Pts. Ellis: 3 Asts. S. Hill: 6 Rebs./Valanciunas: 23 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 15 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 1
5. Blazers - 0
3. Thunder - 1
6. Mavericks - 1
2. Spurs - 1
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 1
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 1
5. Celtics - 0
3. Heat - 1
6. Hornets - 0
2. Raptors - 1
7. Pacers - 1
Post Merge: April 20, 2016, 06:21:40 PM
April 20, Final Scores/Leaders:
Grizzlies - 68 Spurs - 94
Allen: 12 Pts. Randolph: 3 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs./Mills: 16 Pts. Duncan: 4 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 72 Hawks - 89
Thomas: 16 Pts. Smart: 3 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs./Horford: 17 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Bazemore: 9 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 1
5. Blazers - 0
3. Thunder - 1
6. Mavericks - 1
2. Spurs - 2
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 1
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 2
5. Celtics - 0
3. Heat - 1
6. Hornets - 0
2. Raptors - 1
7. Pacers - 1
Post Merge: April 21, 2016, 06:20:30 PM
April 21, Final Scores/Leaders:
Blazers - 81 Clippers - 102
Lillard: 17 Pts. Plumlee: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs./Paul: 25 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs.
Pistons - 90 Cavaliers - 107
Drummond: 20 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Harris: 8 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. Dellavedova: 9 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs.
Hornets - 103 Heat - 115
Walker: 29 Pts. Walker: 3 Asts. Jefferson: 7 Rebs./Wade: 28 Pts. Wade: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Rockets - 0
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 0
3. Thunder - 1
6. Mavericks - 1
2. Spurs - 2
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 2
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 2
5. Celtics - 0
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 0
2. Raptors - 1
7. Pacers - 1
Friday, April 22 Schedule: 3 games
Game 3: Oklahoma City at Dallas – 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Toronto at Indiana – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Game 3: Golden State at Houston – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
NEWS :
*Tom Thibodeau finalizing five-year deal to become President of Basketball Ops & Head Coach of Timberwolves, per multiple reports.
* The Washington Wizards are actively pursuing Scott Brooks to make him their new head coach.
*Sacramento Kings will interview Mark Jackson, Vinny Del Negro, and Sam Mitchell for head coaching job.
*Jamal Crawford has been named Sixth Man of the Year.
* Kawhi Leonard has been named Defensive Player of the Year.[/b]
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 22, 2016, 06:17:17 PM
Warriors - 96 Rockets - 97
Speights: 22 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Thompson: 8 Rebs./Harden: 35 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Raptors - 101 Pacers - 85
Lowry: 21 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./George: 25 Pts. George: 6 Asts. George: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 131 Mavericks - 102
Durant: 34 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Kanter: 8 Rebs./Matthews: 22 Pts. Barea: 7 Asts. Nowitzki: 6 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 0
3. Thunder - 2
6. Mavericks - 1
2. Spurs - 2
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 2
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 2
5. Celtics - 0
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 0
2. Raptors - 2
7. Pacers - 1
Post Merge: April 22, 2016, 11:12:19 PM
news :
C.J. McCollum has won the NBA's Most Improved Player award with a landslide victory.
McCollum increased his scoring by 14 points per game and helped lead the Portland Trailblazers back to the NBA Playoffs. He averaged 20.8 PPG.
McCollum earned 101 of 130 first-place votes and 559 overall points to win the award over Kemba Walker, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Stephen Curry.
Post Merge: April 23, 2016, 05:48:56 PM
April 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs - 96 Grizzlies - 87
Leonard: 32 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Randolph: 20 Pts. Farmar: 6 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 103 Celtics - 111
Teague: 23 Pts. Horford: 6 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 42 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Jerebko: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 101 Pistons - 91
Irving: 26 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 13 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 18 Pts. Jackson: 12 Asts. Harris: 7 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 0
3. Thunder - 2
6. Mavericks - 1
2. Spurs - 3
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 3
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 2
5. Celtics - 1
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 0
2. Raptors - 2
7. Pacers - 1
Post Merge: April 24, 2016, 03:14:14 PM
April 24, Final Scores/Leaders:
Clippers - 88 Blazers - 96
Paul: 26 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs./Lillard: 32 Pts. Plumlee: 9 Asts. Plumlee: 21 Rebs.
Thunder - 119 Mavericks - 108
Kanter: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Roberson: 8 Rebs./Nowitzki: 27 Pts. Felton: 11 Asts. Nowitzki: 7 Rebs.
Heat - 80 Hornets - 96
Deng: 19 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 18 Rebs./Lin: 18 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Williams: 14 Rebs.
Raptors - 83 Pacers - 100
Valanciunas: 16 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs./Mahinmi: 22 Pts. Mahinmi: 5 Asts. Mahinmi: 10 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 2
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 1
3. Thunder - 3
6. Mavericks - 1
2. Spurs - 3
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. Cavaliers - 3
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 2
5. Celtics - 1
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 1
2. Raptors - 2
7. Pacers - 2
Post by: naruto789544 on April 24, 2016, 10:47:13 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 25, 2016, 02:07:08 PM
Cavaliers - 100 Pistons - 98
Irving: 31 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Morris: 24 Pts. Jackson: 12 Asts. Harris: 13 Rebs.
Hawks - 95 Celtics - 104
Millsap: 45 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 28 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Jerebko: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 121 Rockets - 94
Thompson: 23 Pts. Livingston: 9 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Howard: 19 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs.
Spurs - 116 Grizzlies - 95
Leonard: 21 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Stephenson: 26 Pts. Farmar: 5 Asts. Andersen: 13 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 3
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 1
3. Thunder - 3
6. Mavericks - 1
2. SPURS - 4
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 2
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 1
2. Raptors - 2
7. Pacers - 2
Post Merge: April 26, 2016, 04:04:47 PM
April 26, Final Scores/Leaders:
Clippers - 84 Blazers - 98
Griffin: 17 Pts. Paul: 4 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs./Aminu: 30 Pts. Plumlee: 10 Asts. Plumlee: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 104 Thunder - 118
Nowitzki: 24 Pts. Pachulia: 9 Asts. Powell: 9 Rebs./Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 85 Hornets - 89
Johnson: 16 Pts. Wade: 10 Asts. Deng: 7 Rebs./Walker: 34 Pts. Jefferson: 3 Asts. Hawes: 8 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 3
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 2
3. THUNDER - 4
6. Mavericks - 1
2. SPURS - 4
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 2
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 2
2. Raptors - 2
7. Pacers - 2
Wednesday, April 27 Schedule: 2 games
Game 5: Indiana at Toronto - 6 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Boston at Atlanta - 8:30 pm ET on TNT
NEWS :
*Chris Paul Breaks right hand in Game 4, could be done for the playoffs.
*Los Angeles Lakers will interview Spurs assistant coach Ettore Messina for coaching job.
*Stephen Curry is out at least two weeks with a sprained knee.
Post Merge: April 27, 2016, 12:26:22 PM
April 27, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics - 83 Hawks - 110
Turner: 15 Pts. Rozier: 4 Asts. Jerebko: 8 Rebs./ Scott: 17 Pts. Millsap: 6 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 99 Raptors - 102
George: 39 Pts. George: 8 Asts. George: 8 Rebs./ DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 16 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. Warriors - 3
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 2
3. THUNDER - 4
6. Mavericks - 1
2. SPURS - 4
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 3
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 2
2. Raptors - 3
7. Pacers - 2
NEWS :
*Steve Kerr has been named Coach of the Year.
*Blake Griffin (quad) is out for the remainder of the playoffs.
Post by: naruto789544 on April 27, 2016, 10:46:23 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 28, 2016, 01:52:53 PM
Rockets - 81 Warriors - 114
Harden: 35 Pts. Harden: 6 Asts. Howard: 21 Rebs./Thompson: 27 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Blazers - 108 Clippers - 98
McCollum: 27 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 15 Rebs./Redick: 19 Pts. Crawford: 4 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs.
Hornets - 90 Heat - 88
Williams: 17 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Williams: 8 Rebs./Wade: 25 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 3
3. THUNDER - 4
6. Mavericks - 1
2. SPURS - 4
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. Hawks - 3
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 3
2. Raptors - 3
7. Pacers - 2
Post Merge: April 29, 2016, 02:24:09 PM
April 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 104 Celtics - 92
Millsap: 17 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Korver: 9 Rebs./Thomas: 25 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Turner: 7 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. Blazers - 3
3. THUNDER - 4
6. Mavericks - 1
2. SPURS - 4
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. HAWKS - 4
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 2
6. Hornets - 3
2. Raptors - 3
7. Pacers - 2
Conference Semifinals Schedule:
West:
2. San Antonio Spurs vs 3. Oklahoma City Thunder
Game 1: April 30 - @San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 2: May 2 - @San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: May 6 - @Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4: May 8 - @Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: May 10 - @San Antonio – TBD on TNT
Game 6: May 12 - @Oklahoma City – TBD on ESPN
Game 7: May 15 - @San Antonio – TBD on TNT
East:
1. Cleveland Cavaliers vs 4. Atlanta Hawks
Game 1: May 2 - @Cleveland – 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 2: May 4 - @Cleveland – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: May 6 - @Atlanta – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4: May 8 - @Atlanta – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Game 5: May 10 - @Cleveland – TBD on TNT
Game 6: May 12 - @Atlanta – TBD on ESPN
Game 7: May 15 - @Cleveland – TBD
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 30, 2016, 02:08:11 PM
Clippers - 103 Blazers - 106
Crawford: 32 Pts. Rivers: 8 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Lillard: 28 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 14 Rebs.
Heat - 97 Hornets - 90
Wade: 23 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 7 Rebs./Walker: 37 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Raptors - 83 Pacers - 101
Carroll: 15 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. George: 6 Asts. George: 11 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. BLAZERS - 4
3. THUNDER - 4
6. Mavericks - 1
2. SPURS - 4
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. HAWKS - 4
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 3
6. Hornets - 3
2. Raptors - 3
7. Pacers - 3
NEWS :
*Luke Walton accepts head coaching job with Los Angeles Lakers.
Post Merge: April 30, 2016, 02:11:13 PM
April 30, Final Scores/Leaders:
Clippers - 103 Blazers - 106
Crawford: 32 Pts. Rivers: 8 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Lillard: 28 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 14 Rebs.
Heat - 97 Hornets - 90
Wade: 23 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 7 Rebs./Walker: 37 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Raptors - 83 Pacers - 101
Carroll: 15 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Biyombo: 10 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. George: 6 Asts. George: 11 Rebs.
Playoffs: First Round
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
8. Rockets - 1
4. Clippers - 2
5. BLAZERS - 4
3. THUNDER - 4
6. Mavericks - 1
2. SPURS - 4
7. Grizzlies - 0
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. HAWKS - 4
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 3
6. Hornets - 3
2. Raptors - 3
7. Pacers - 3
NEWS :
*Luke Walton accepts head coaching job with Los Angeles Lakers.
Post Merge: May 01, 2016, 10:53:57 AM
May 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Thunder - 92 Spurs - 124
Ibaka: 19 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs./ Aldridge: 38 Pts. Parker: 12 Asts. Anderson: 7 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket:
West: Semifinals
1. Warriors - 0
5. Blazers - 0
2. Spurs - 1
3. Thunder - 0
East: First Round
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. HAWKS - 4
5. Celtics - 2
3. Heat - 3
6. Hornets - 3
2. Raptors - 3
7. Pacers - 3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 02, 2016, 02:31:20 PM
Pacers - 84 Raptors - 89
George: 26 Pts. Ellis: 7 Asts. George: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 15 Rebs.
Blazers - 106 Warriors - 118
Lillard: 30 Pts. Plumlee: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Thompson: 37 Pts. Green: 11 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs.
Hornets - 73 Heat - 106
Kaminsky: 12 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Zeller: 7 Rebs./ Dragic: 25 Pts. Deng: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket:
West: Semifinals
1. Warriors - 1
5. Blazers - 0
2. Spurs - 1
3. Thunder - 0
East: First Round
1. CAVALIERS - 4
8. Pistons - 0
4. HAWKS - 4
5. Celtics - 2
3. HEAT - 4
6. Hornets - 3
2. RAPTORS - 4
7. Pacers - 3
Post Merge: May 03, 2016, 01:17:25 PM
May 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Thunder - 98 Spurs - 97
Westbrook: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Adams: 17 Rebs./Aldridge: 41 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Duncan: 9 Rebs.
Hawks - 93 Cavaliers - 104
Schroder: 27 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Millsap: 13 Rebs./ James: 25 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
5. Blazers - 0
2. Spurs - 1
3. Thunder - 1
East: First Round
1. Cavaliers - 1
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 0
3. Heat - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 04, 2016, 07:21:21 PM
Blazers - 99 Warriors - 110
Lillard: 25 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs./Thompson: 27 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 14 Rebs.
Heat - 102 Raptors - 96
Dragic: 26 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs./Valanciunas: 24 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
5. Blazers - 0
2. Spurs - 1
3. Thunder - 1
East: First Round
1. Cavaliers - 1
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 0
3. Heat - 1
Post Merge: May 05, 2016, 02:17:33 PM
May 5, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 98 Cavaliers - 123
Millsap: 16 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
5. Blazers - 0
2. Spurs - 1
3. Thunder - 1
East: First Round
1. Cavaliers - 2
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 0
3. Heat - 1
Post Merge: May 06, 2016, 01:25:57 PM
May 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Heat - 92 Raptors - 96
Dragic: 20 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Carroll: 21 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
5. Blazers - 0
2. Spurs - 1
3. Thunder - 1
East: First Round
1. Cavaliers - 2
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 1
3. Heat - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 07, 2016, 10:16:40 PM
Spurs - 100 Thunder - 96
Leonard: 31 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs./Westbrook: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 121 Hawks - 108
Frye: 27 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 15 Rebs./Horford: 24 Pts. Teague: 14 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
5. Blazers - 0
2. Spurs - 2
3. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Cavaliers - 3
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 1
3. Heat - 1
Sunday, May 8 Schedule: 2 games
Game 3: Toronto at Miami - 5 pm ET on ESPN
Game 3: Golden State at Portland - 8:30 pm ET on ABC
NBA Playoff Leaders Points
1. Russell Westbrook ,204
2. Kevin Durant , 200
3. Paul George, 191
4. Damian Lillard, 187
5. Klay Thompson, 181
6. Kyrie Irving , 174
Dwyane Wade, 174
8. DeMar DeRozan, 167
LeBron James, 167
10. LaMarcus Aldridge, 161
Post Merge: May 08, 2016, 11:03:30 PM
May 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 108 Blazers - 120
Green: 37 Pts. Livingston: 10 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 40 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs.
Raptors - 95 Heat - 91
Lowry: 33 Pts. DeRozan: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs./Wade: 38 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Wade: 8 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Cavaliers - 3
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 2
3. Heat - 1
May 9 Schedule: 2 games
Game 4: Cleveland at Atlanta - 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Game 4: San Antonio at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 09, 2016, 11:13:06 PM
Spurs - 97 Thunder - 111
Parker: 22 Pts. Parker: 3 Asts. West: 7 Rebs./Durant: 41 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 100 Hawks - 99
Love: 27 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Schroder: 21 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. Thunder - 2
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 2
3. Heat - 1
May 10 Schedule: 2 games
Game 4: Toronto at Miami - 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 4: Golden State at Portland - 10:30 pm ET on TNT
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NEWS :
Stephen Curry to be named MVP for second straight season
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will be named NBA Most Valuable Player for a second straight season, according to league sources.
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Sources told ESPN.com that the widely anticipated honor for Curry is scheduled to be announced in the next few days, with the Warriors poised to return to Oakland, California, on Tuesday after Monday night's Game 4 in Portland.
Curry has been an overwhelming favorite to repeat as league MVP since the Warriors' record-setting start to the season, when they went 24-0 -- surpassing the previous record for best start to a season by nine wins -- en route to a 73-9 mark that eclipsed the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' 72-10 record as the winningest single season in NBA history.
Curry is bidding to become the first unanimously chosen MVP in NBA history; Shaquille O'Neal and
LeBron James fell one vote shy of unanimous selection in 2000 and 2013, respectively.
He's the first player in league history at any position to average 30 points per game in less than 35 minutes per game over the course of a full season.
Curry also shattered his single-season NBA record for made 3-pointers with 402 -- his previous record was 286 last season -- while joining Steve Nash and his coach, Steve Kerr, as the only players in league history to shoot at least 50 percent from the floor, 45 percent
from 3-point range and 90 percent from the line in a single season.
The 28-year-old will be the 11th player to win back-to-back MVP awards in the NBA's 70-season existence.
James was the last to achieve that feat with the Miami Heat in 2012 and 2013.
From ESPN.com (http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/15492131/stephen-curry-golden-state-warriors-named-most-valuable-player-second-straight-season)
* Memphis Grizzlies have fired head coach Dave Joerger.
* Sacramento Kings are discussing a four-year, $16 million deal with Coach Dave Joerger.
* Jonas Valanciunas will miss the remainder of the Conference Semifinals with a sprained right ankle.
* Hassan Whiteside is day-to-day with a sprained MCL.
Post Merge: May 10, 2016, 05:56:22 PM
May 10, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 132 Blazers - 125
Curry: 40 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs./ Lillard: 36 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Plumlee: 15 Rebs.
Raptors - 87 Heat - 94
Ross: 14 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs./ Wade: 30 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Deng: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 3
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. Thunder - 2
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 2
3. Heat - 2
Wednesday May 11 Schedule: 1 game
Game 5: Oklahoma City at San Antonio - 8 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: May 11, 2016, 03:32:46 AM
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry became the first unanimous NBA Most Valuable Player on Tuesday, winning the award for a second straight season.
Curry swept all 131 first-place votes, including 130 from a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters and one from the Kia MVP fan vote. San Antonio Spurs forward Kawhi Leonard was second in the voting, followed by Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James.
Post Merge: May 11, 2016, 06:06:48 PM
May 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Thunder - 95 Spurs - 91
Westbrook: 35 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Parker: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. Warriors - 3
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 2
3. Heat - 2
May 12 Schedule: 2 games
Game 5: Miami at Toronto - 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Portland at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 12, 2016, 06:11:46 PM
Blazers - 121 Warriors - 125
Lillard: 28 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aminu: 9 Rebs./Thompson: 33 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Heat - 91 Raptors - 99
Wade: 20 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Lowry: 10 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 3
3. Heat - 2
Post by: naruto789544 on May 13, 2016, 12:34:18 AM
Post by: razorsharp on May 13, 2016, 05:00:50 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 13, 2016, 05:59:11 PM
Spurs - 99 Thunder - 113
Leonard: 22 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Durant: 37 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. THUNDER - 4
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 3
3. Heat - 2
Post Merge: May 14, 2016, 05:01:16 PM
May 14, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 91 Heat - 103
Lowry: 36 Pts. Lowry: 3 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs./Dragic: 30 Pts. Wade: 5 Asts. Deng: 8 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. THUNDER - 4
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
4. Hawks - 0
2. Raptors - 3
3. Heat - 3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 16, 2016, 07:08:19 PM
Heat - 89 Raptors - 116
Wade: 16 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Winslow: 8 Rebs./Lowry: 35 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Biyombo: 16 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Semifinals
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
5. Blazers - 1
2. Spurs - 2
3. THUNDER - 4
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
4. Hawks - 0
2. RAPTORS - 4
3. Heat - 3
Eastern Conference Finals Schedule:
1. Cleveland Cavaliers vs. 2. Toronto Raptors
Game 1: Tue. May 17 @Cleveland - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2: Thu. May 19 @Cleveland - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 3: Sat. May 21 @Toronto - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4: Mon. May 23 @Toronto - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 5*: Wed. May 25 @Cleveland - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 6*: Fri. May 27 @Toronto - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 7*: Sun. May 29 @Cleveland - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
NEWS :
*Karl-Anthony Towns to be named Rookie of the Year.
Post Merge: May 17, 2016, 04:39:59 PM
May 17, Final Scores/Leaders:
Thunder - 108 Warriors - 102
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Adams: 12 Rebs./Curry: 26 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Curry: 10 Rebs.
Playoff Braket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 0
3. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Cavaliers - 0
2. Toronto - 0
Post Merge: May 18, 2016, 04:00:41 PM
May 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 84 Cavaliers - 115
DeRozan: 18 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Lowry: 4 Rebs./Irving: 27 Pts. Irving: 5 Asts. Jefferson: 11 Rebs.
Playoff Braket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 0
3. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Cavaliers - 1
2. Toronto - 0
NEWS :
* Frank Vogel is a strong candidate for Orlando Magic's coaching position.
NBA Draft Lottery Results:
14. Chicago Bulls
13. Phoenix Suns
12. Utah Jazz
11. Orlando Magic
10. Milwaukee Bucks
9. Toronto Raptors
8. Sacramento Kings
7. Denver Nuggets
6. New Orleans Pelicans
5. Minnesota Timberwolves
4. Phoenix Suns
3. Boston Celtics
2. Los Angeles Lakers
1. Philadelphia 76ers
Post by: razorsharp on May 19, 2016, 01:57:28 AM
on the other hand, sobrang laki naman ng lamang ng cavs vs. the raptors sa first game na di na nila pinasok yung big 3 nila sa 4th quarter. hmmmm, pangitain kaya ito??
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 20, 2016, 01:19:28 PM
Thunder - 91 Warriors - 118
Durant: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs./Curry: 28 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Playoff Braket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
3. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Cavaliers - 1
2. Raptors - 0
May 20, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 89 Cavaliers - 108
DeRozan: 22 Pts. Patterson: 4 Asts. Lowry: 6 Rebs./Irving: 26 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Playoff Braket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
3. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Cavaliers - 2
2. Raptors - 0
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 22, 2016, 03:35:08 PM
Cavaliers - 84 Raptors - 99
James: 24 Pts. James: 5 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 32 Pts. DeRozan: 4 Asts. Biyombo: 26 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
3. Thunder - 1
East:
1. Cavaliers - 2
2. Raptors - 1
NEWS :
*Lakers are close to hiring Brian Shaw as their lead assistant coach.
*Thomas Robinson will opt out of his contract with the Nets.
*Frank Vogel has agreed to become the head coach of the Orlando Magic.
2016 NBA All-Rookie Teams:
First Team:
Karl-Anthony Towns
Kristaps Porzingis
Devin Booker
Nikola Jokic
Jahlil Okafor
Second-Team:
Justise Winslow
D'Angelo Russell
Emmanuel Mudiay
Myles Turner
Willie Cauley-Stein
Post by: naruto789544 on May 22, 2016, 11:16:08 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 23, 2016, 11:13:25 AM
Warriors - 105 Thunder - 133
Curry: 24 Pts. Curry: 3 Asts. Rush: 7 Rebs./Durant: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
3. Thunder - 2
East:
1. Cavaliers - 2
2. Raptors - 1
Post Merge: May 24, 2016, 07:14:16 PM
May 24, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers - 99 Raptors - 105
James: 29 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Thompson: 9 Rebs./Lowry: 35 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
3. Thunder - 2
East:
1. Cavaliers - 2
2. Raptors - 2
Wednesday, May 25 Schedule: 1 game
Game 4: Golden State at Oklahoma City - 9 pm ET on TNT
NEWS :
*The NBA will not suspend Draymond Green for striking Steven Adams in the groin. Instead Green has been fined $25,000 and is hit with a Flagrant 2.
*Dahntay jones will be suspended for hitting biyombo at the groin.
May mali ata tsk . Dapat fair ang treatment sa kanila tsk.tsk.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2016, 12:19:07 PM
Warriors - 94 Thunder - 118
Thompson: 26 Pts. Curry: 5 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./ Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Roberson: 12 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. Cavaliers - 2
2. Raptors - 2
Post Merge: May 26, 2016, 11:14:17 AM
NBA 2025-16 All Defensive team 1st and 2nd..
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May 25, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors - 78 Cavaliers - 116
DeRozan: 14 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Thompson: 5 Rebs./Love: 25 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 1
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. Cavaliers - 3
2. Raptors - 2
Post Merge: May 27, 2016, 06:59:38 AM
2016 All-NBA Teams:
First Team:
F. Kawhi Leonard
F. LeBron James
C. DeAndre Jordan
G. Stephen Currry
G. Russell Westbrook
Second Team:
F. Kevin Durant
F. Draymond Green
C. DeMarcus Cousins
G. Damian Lillard
G. Chris Paul
Third Team:
F. Paul George
F. LaMarcus Aldridge
C. Andre Drummond
G. Kyle Lowry
G. Klay Thompson
nice kawhi :rock:
laki ng kawalan kay AD na di mapasama dyan $25 mil lang naman si lillard naman nag gain ng $13 mil dahil dyan.
Post Merge: May 27, 2016, 07:00:43 AM
2016 All-NBA Teams:
First Team:
F. Kawhi Leonard
F. LeBron James
C. DeAndre Jordan
G. Stephen Currry
G. Russell Westbrook
Second Team:
F. Kevin Durant
F. Draymond Green
C. DeMarcus Cousins
G. Damian Lillard
G. Chris Paul
Third Team:
F. Paul George
F. LaMarcus Aldridge
C. Andre Drummond
G. Kyle Lowry
G. Klay Thompson
nice kawhi :rock:
laki ng kawalan kay AD na di mapasama dyan $25 mil lang naman si lillard naman nag gain ng $13 mil dahil dyan.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 27, 2016, 02:07:46 PM
Thunder - 111 Warriors - 120
Durant: 40 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs./Curry: 31 Pts. Iguodala: 8 Asts. Bogut: 14 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. Cavaliers - 3
2. Raptors - 2
NEWS :
*Rockets Hired Mike D'Antoni As Head Coach.
Post Merge: May 28, 2016, 03:38:41 PM
May 28, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers - 113 Raptors - 87
James: 33 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Lowry: 35 Pts. Lowry: 3 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 2
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
2. Raptors - 2
Tip-ins :
Cavaliers: Shot 17-for-31 from 3-point range. ...
Outscored Toronto 17-5 in fast-break points.
Raptors: Finished their playoff run by playing every other day from April 29 onward, a 15-game run that started with Game 6 of the first round against Indiana.
*Lebron James 6 Straight Finals appearance.
James and his team have won the Eastern Conference every season since 2011, when he won the first of four straight conference titles with the Miami Heat, followed
by the past two with Cleveland.
Sunday May 29 Schedule: 1 game
Game 6: Golden State at Oklahoma City - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 29, 2016, 11:06:53 PM
Warriors - 108 Thunder - 101
Thompson: 41 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Durant: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. Warriors - 3
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
2. Raptors - 2
STAT LINES :
*Thompson made a playoff-record 11 3-pointers and scored 41 points, and the defending champions forced a seventh game in the Western Conference finals with a 108-101 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday night.
*Westbrook had 11 assists and one turnover in the first three quarters and zero assists and four turnovers in the fourth.
QUOTABLE:
Durant: "We know we've got another game to play.
We're excited about that. We've got another opportunity. We can't hang our heads. We've got another game to play."
TIP-INS:
Warriors : Curry went 0-for-3 from the field and didn't score in the first quarter. ... Green committed three fouls in the first half and finished with five. ... The Warriors made just 15 of 43 shots inside the 3-point line. ... Green had 12 points and 12 rebounds.
Thunder : Serge Ibaka had 12 points in the first half on 5-for-8 shooting, but he committed three fouls. ...
Durant shot 6-for-19 in the first half. ... Ibaka scored 13 points and Andre Roberson added 11. ... Westbrook has 24 steals in the series.
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Post by: 8pantera on May 31, 2016, 01:54:52 PM
A special, record-setting season saved for the defending champs, with a memorable comeback added to the long list of accomplishments.
Splash Brothers Curry and Klay Thompson carried the 73-win Warriors right back to the NBA Finals, as Golden State beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 96-88 on Monday night in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals, completing the rally from a 3-1 series deficit.
Now, Curry & Co. are playing for another NBA title -- just as they planned since Day 1 of training camp in September.
Bring on LeBron James again.
"You appreciate how tough it is to get back here," Curry said. "You've got to be appreciative of this accomplishment, and look forward to getting four more wins."
The MVP scored 36 points with seven 3-pointers to finish with an NBA-record 32 in a seven-game series, and he added eight assists. Thompson added 21 points and six 3s, two days after his record 11 3-pointers led a Game 6 comeback that sent the series home to raucous Oracle Arena for one more.
The Warriors became the 10th team to rally from a 3-1 deficit and win a postseason series. They return to the NBA Finals for a rematch with James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, who lost the 2015 title in six games as Golden State captured its first championship in 40 years.
Game 1 is Thursday night in Oakland.
"We survived by the skin of our teeth," coach Steve Kerr said. "We were able to pull it out, and we're moving on."
His signature mouthpiece dangling out and the game ball cradled in his left hand, Curry pumped his right arm as yellow confetti fell throughout Oracle Arena once the final buzzer sounded.
With the Thunder trailing 90-86, Serge Ibaka fouled Curry on a 3-point try with 1:18 to go and the shot clock running out. Curry made all three free throws, then that 3-pointer to seal it.
"This is who he is. Having a clutch performance in a Game 7, that's Steph Curry," Kerr said.
And Golden State's beloved "Strength In Numbers" catchphrase coined by Coach of the Year Kerr was needed in every way.
"No one ever had any doubt that we could get this done," Draymond Green said. "People have seen teams down 3-1 before but they ain't seen many. They've definitely never seen a 73-win team down 3-1."
Andre Iguodala joined the starting lineup for just the second time all season, and the 2015 NBA Finals MVP hung tough against Kevin Durant, who scored 27 points on 10-for-19 shooting. Shaun Livingston's breakaway, one-handed dunk late in the third provided a big lift off the Warriors' bench.
Oklahoma City won Game 1 108-102 at deafening Oracle Arena, so Golden State never envisioned this one coming easily. Russell Westbrook had 19 points, 13 assists and seven rebounds for the Thunder.
"It hurts losing, especially being up three games to one," Durant said.
It took a quarter and a half for Thompson to warm up after his 41-point performance in a 108-101 win Saturday at Oklahoma City that sent the series back to the East Bay.
He missed his initial seven shots before hitting a 3 6:02 before halftime, energizing the Warriors in their first Game 7 at home in 40 years.
Back-to-back 3-pointers by Thompson and Iguodala pulled the Warriors within 54-51 with 7:57 left in the third. They tied it on Curry's 3 at 7:21, and he followed with another 3 to give his team the lead.
Curry and Thompson each topped the previous record for 3s in a seven-game series, 28 by Dennis Scott and Ray Allen. Curry hit one over 7-foot Steven Adams in the third, and Thompson wound up with 30 3s.
Iguodala replaced Harrison Barnes in the starting lineup, with Kerr having done the same thing last year in crunch time. Iguodala made a pretty bounce pass through the paint to Green for Golden State's first basket, and his smothering defense on Durant kept the Thunder star without a shot until his 3 at the 5:45 mark in the first. Durant had just nine points on five shots in the first half.
Oklahoma City dictated the tempo with snappy passes and the hard, aggressive rebounding that had been such a part of its success this season, but the Thunder couldn't sustain it.
"They won a world championship last year, and they've broken an NBA record, and people are already talking about it before the playoffs started, this may be the greatest team to ever lace them up in the history of the NBA," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
The Warriors, who fell behind 35-22, lost their last Game 7 at home, 94-86 to Phoenix in the Western Conference finals on May 16, 1976.
TIP-INS
Thunder: The Thunder's 12 third-quarter points were the fewest allowed by Golden State in a playoff third quarter during the shot clock era. ... Durant took nine shots in the first 33:25. ... Oklahoma City led by as many as 13 in the first half. ... Donovan celebrated his 51st birthday. ... The Thunder and Portland Trail Blazers, Golden State's opponent the previous round, are the only teams to beat the Warriors twice this season.
Warriors: The Warriors are 4-4 all-time in Game 7s, 3-1 at home. ... Iguodala earned his first start since Jan. 2 against Denver. ... Golden State wasn't whistled for its first foul until 2:34 in the first. ... The Warriors' 42 first-half points were their fewest at home this season. ... Curry hit a 3 in his 51st straight playoff game
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 31, 2016, 06:44:37 PM
Thunder - 88 Warriors - 96
Durant: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Roberson: 12 Rebs./Curry: 36 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: Conference Finals
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
3. Thunder - 3
East:
1. CAVALIERS - 4
2. Raptors - 2
NBA Finals Schedule:
1. Golden State Warriors vs. 1. Cleveland Cavaliers
Game 1: Thu. Jun 2 @Golden State - 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 2: Sun. Jun 5 @Golden State - 8 pm ET on ABC
Game 3: Wed. Jun 8 @Cleveland - 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 4: Fri. Jun 10 @Cleveland - 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 5: Mon. Jun 13 @Golden State - 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 6: Thu. Jun 16 @Cleveland - 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 7: Sun. Jun 19 @Golden State - 8 pm ET on ABC
Tip ins :
Thunder: The Thunder's 12 third-quarter points were the fewest allowed by Golden State in a playoff third quarter during the shot clock era. ... Durant took nine shots in the first 33:25. ... Oklahoma City led by as many as 13 in the first half. ... Donovan celebrated his 51st birthday. ... The Thunder and Portland Trail Blazers, Golden State's opponent the previous round,are the only teams to beat the Warriors twice this season.
Warriors: The Warriors are 4-4 all-time in Game 7s, 3-1 at home. ... Iguodala earned his first start since Jan. 2 against Denver. ... Golden State wasn't whistled for its first foul until 2:34 in the first. ... The Warriors' 42 first-half points were their fewest at home this season. ...
Curry hit a 3 in his 51st straight playoff game.
Post by: 8pantera on June 03, 2016, 01:45:11 PM
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Stephen Curry realizes every last man on the bench can mean so much to winning a championship.
As he and Klay Thompson endured rare off nights that even featured Curry tossing his mouthpiece in frustration, the MVP's "Strength In Numbers" supporting cast made all the timely shots and all the difference for the defending champions in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
Draymond Green had 16 points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists, Shaun Livingston scored a personal postseason best of 20 and Golden State's bench came up big as the Warriors beat LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers 104-89 on Thursday night to move three wins from a repeat title.
The Splash Brothers? They totaled -- gasp! -- 20 points on 8-for-27 shooting, each knocking down a late 3-pointer.
"You don't win championships without the entire squad coming in and making an impact on games," Curry said. "That's why we're here."
Golden State's bench outscored the Cavs' reserves 45-10 in the opener of this Finals rematch, which the Warriors reached even with Curry missing six games with injuries this postseason.
Game 2 is Sunday night at Oracle Arena, and James knows Cleveland must adjust immediately.
"When you get outscored 45-10 on the bench and give up 25 points off 17 turnovers, no matter what someone does or doesn't do, it's going to be hard to win, especially on the road," James said. "Don't matter what you do with Steph and Klay, don't matter what you do with Draymond."
In a series with so much star power on both sides, this was a night for Livingston and fellow reserves Leandro Barbosa and Andre Iguodala. Barbosa returned from a minor back injury to shoot 5-for-5 on the way to 11 points, while 2015 Finals MVP Iguodala had 12 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists and played some stingy defense on James.
"We play a lot of people, and we feel like we have a lot of talent on the bench that can come in and score when we need it," coach Steve Kerr said. "So it's a great sign, obviously, that we can win in the finals without those two guys having big games, but it's not really that surprising to us. This has been our team the last couple of years."
It made for a strong start while surrounded by those thousands of golden yellow "Strength in Numbers" T-shirts worn by the raucous fans throughout sold-out Oracle.
"That's our motto. That's what we believe in," Livingston said. "We pick each other up. We believe in each other and we just fight."
James kicked off his sixth straight Finals with 23 points, 12 rebounds and 9 assists, but cold-shooting Cleveland went 38.1 percent from the floor. Kyrie Irving, lost to a devastating knee injury in a Game 1 overtime defeat last year, scored 26 points, 11 on free throws.
Iguodala had moved into the starting lineup Monday for the Game 7 clincher against Oklahoma City with a primary duty of defending Kevin Durant, but Iguodala went back to the bench and played 36 minutes Thursday. He shook his head in delight after a two-handed slam off a pass from Curry with 5:44 left and didn't let an aggravating, hard hit to the groin by Matthew Dellavedova derail his focus for the final quarter.
Kerr stuck with regular starter Harrison Barnes, and he delivered 13 points. Curry had 11 points, 6 assists and 5 rebounds, while Thompson scored nine points.
"I thought our guys did a great job of locking into those guys," Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said. "Their bench played well. So we've got to go back to the drawing board and try to figure out how to take those guys out of the game."
Kevin Love made an impressive Finals debut with 17 points and 13 rebounds after missing last year's run with a dislocated shoulder that required surgery. His basket with 3:57 left in the third put the Cavs ahead before Green's dunk moments later.
With 34.1 seconds left in the third, Iguodala took issue with Dellavedova's swat into his groin that after review was ruled a personal foul and no flagrant. Iguodala knocked down a 3-pointer less than eight seconds later and Golden State took a 74-68 lead into the final 12 minutes.
Livingston, whose remarkable comeback from a potentially career-ending left knee injury nine years ago has inspired Kerr and many others, made a key shot late in the third on the way to his first 20-point performance in the postseason.
James has scored 20 or more points in a career-best 25 straight playoff games, topping his previous mark of 24 in a row from May 12, 2008, to April 25, 2010.
CLIPBOARD CHOP
Kerr karate chopped his white clipboard in half in the third quarter, frustrated how his team came out of the break as the Cavs grabbed some momentum.
He felt better afterward.
"Destruction tends to ease some of the anger," the coach of the year said. "So I try to take it out on a clipboard instead of a player. So it's better that way."
TIP-INS
Cavaliers: The Cavs, who were allowing 94.3 points per game, dropped to 12-3 this postseason and 5-3 on the road. ... Averaging a playoffs-high 14.4 3s per game, the Cavs shot 7-of-21 from beyond the arc.
Warriors: Longtime Cavs big man Anderson Varejao got on the floor in the opening quarter for the Warriors; he's the first player to have been on both Finals teams in the same season. ... Andrew Bogut scored 10 points, his entire total from last year's Finals. ... Curry has made a 3 in a record 52 straight postseason games.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 03, 2016, 06:13:38 PM
Cavaliers - 89 Warriors - 104
Irving: 26 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Livingston: 20 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 1
1. Cavaliers - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 06, 2016, 11:57:45 AM
Cavaliers - 77 Warriors - 110
James: 19 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./ Green: 28 Pts. Green: 5 Asts. Curry: 9 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 2
1. Cavaliers - 0
REMEMBERING THE GREATEST
A moment of silence was held for late boxing great Muhammad Ali, who died Friday night at an Arizona
hospital. Photos of Ali showed on the main scoreboard ahead of the national anthem.
TIP-INS
Cavaliers: James' career-best 25 straight postseason games scoring 20 or more points was snapped. ...
James played in his 194th postseason game, passing Karl Malone and Danny Ainge (193 each) for 10th place on the career list. His first-quarter steal also moved James past John Stockton (338) at fourth place for career postseason steals.
Warriors: Bogut's four blocks in the first were the most in one finals quarter since Ben Wallace's five for Detroit during Game 3 against San Antonio in 2005. ...
Golden State is 3-5 all-time in Game 2 of the NBA Final and 3-2 at home, including a 95-93 overtime loss to the Cavs last year. ... The Warriors committed six turnovers in the first quarter alone after having only nine all of Game 1.
Post by: razorsharp on June 08, 2016, 01:52:31 AM
wala, uwian na. taob na si lebronski. magiging back to back champions na ang golden state warriors!
Post by: naruto789544 on June 09, 2016, 12:12:20 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 09, 2016, 12:37:07 PM
Warriors - 90 Cavaliers - 120
Curry: 19 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs./James: 32 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 2
1. Cavaliers - 1
TIP-INS
Warriors: Shot just 9 of 33 on 3-pointers. ... Thompson left briefly in the first quarter with a bruised left thigh after he ran into a screen by Cleveland's Timofey Mozgov. ... Kerr became emotional before the game when paying his respects to Sean Rooks, his former Arizona teammate who died Tuesday at the age of 46.
... Green has become Public Enemy No. 1 in Cleveland-- and elsewhere. He smiled while being booed during pregame warmups.
Cavaliers: James has 82 career 30-point games in the playoffs, third most all-time. Only Michael Jordan (109) and Kobe Bryant (88) have more. ... Smith nailed a shot from halfcourt at the end of the second quarter, but the shot came after the horn and was waved off.
... Lue said he doesn't pay any attention to the all the outside second-guessing about his lineups. "I don't care," he said. "They (critics) should be coaches." ... Legendary Browns running back Jim Brown sat courtside and gave the crowd a thumbs-up when he was shown on the giant scoreboard.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 11, 2016, 02:16:49 PM
Warriors - 108 Cavaliers - 97
Curry: 38 Pts. Iguodala: 7 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./ Irving: 34 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 13 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 3
1. Cavaliers - 1
TEMPERS FLARED :
James and Green exchanged words in the fourth quarter after it appeared the Golden State forward hit Cleveland's star below the belt.
"He said something I didn't agree with," James explained. "Some of the words that came out of his
mouth were a little overboard."
James said he watched the video of Green hitting him and hopes the league reviews it. Green has been at the center of several controversial plays in the postseason and would be suspended if he gets another flagrant foul.
NO BALANCE :
Irving and James took 33 of Cleveland's 38 shots in the second half and made 16 of the team's 18 field goals.
TIP-INS :
Warriors: Thompson wore a wrap on his left leg for protection and support following his Game 3 run-in with Cavs C Timofey Mozgov. ... Surprisingly, one of Kerr's first substitutions was James Michael McAdoo, who had not played a single minute in the first three games.
Cavaliers: Love came off the bench for the first time since 2010 with Minnesota. ... Irving played with a wrap on his right thumb after hurting it in the first quarter. ...
Two coaching giants were among the courtside celebrities. Ohio State's Urban Meyer sat near Cleveland's bench while Pep Guardiola, the Spanish soccer coach taking over at Manchester City after three years with Bayern Munich, wore a No. 23 Cleveland jersey.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 13, 2016, 07:17:39 PM
*Draymond Green has been assessed with a Flagrant 1
for altercation with LeBron James which results into a one game suspension.
*Mike Brown and Tyrone Corbin are top candidates for Golden State's assistant coach job.
Post by: kenalo on June 14, 2016, 01:08:31 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 14, 2016, 04:16:52 PM
Cavaliers - 112 Warriors - 97
James & Irving: 41 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 16 Rebs./Thompson: 37 Pts. Iguodala: 6 Asts. Iguodala: 11 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 3
1. Cavaliers - 2
MOMENT OF SILENCE :
Former Orlando Magic star Grant Hill spoke on behalf of the NBA in offering support, thoughts and prayers to victims in the Orlando mass shooting before a moment of silence.
TIP-INS :
Cavaliers: Kevin Love returned to the starting lineup for the first time since sustaining a concussion in Game 2 here on June 5. ... James extended his NBA-record streak to 26 straight playoff series with at least one road win. ... James played his 197th postseason game, tying him with Manu Ginobili for No. 9 on the NBA's career list. He also passed Elgin Baylor (1,724) for No. 9 on the rebounds list.
Warriors: Golden State committed 17 turnovers. ... The Warriors had won their previous four against the Cavs on their home court, outscoring Cleveland by a combined 48 points in Games 1 and 2 of these Finals.
... Golden State had its streak of six straight Game 5 victories in the postseason dating to last year's Western Conference semifinals snapped.
*The Minnesota Timberwolves are shopping their fifth overall pick in hopes of landing Jimmy Butler.
*DeMar DeRozan has opted out of his contract to become an unrestricted free agent.
*Coach Jason Kidd signs three-year, $18 million contract extension with the Milwaukee Bucks.
*David West will decline his $1.55 million player option.
Post by: naruto789544 on June 14, 2016, 11:19:09 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 17, 2016, 07:12:55 PM
Warriors - 101 Cavaliers - 115
Curry: 30 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./James: 41 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Thompson: 16 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 3
1. Cavaliers - 3
BIG GAME JAMES :
James has scored 41 points in the past two games, continuing a trend of bailing his team out in its darkest hour. He's now 9-8 in elimination games.
"He's a fantastic player, brilliant player," said Kerr, who played with Michael Jordan.
TIP-INS :
Warriors: F Harrison Barnes missed all eight shots. ...
Green and Thompson played in their 103rd game this season, most in the NBA. That was also the highest total in the league a year ago, with Barnes getting to 103. ... Andre Iguodala's start was his third of these playoffs. He had 5 points in 30 minutes. ... Bogut's injury will take 6-to-8 weeks to heal, essentially knocking him out of playing for Australia in the Rio Olympics.
Cavaliers: James is the first player to have consecutive 40-point games in the finals since Shaquille O'Neal in 2000. ... Cleveland joined Rochester (1951) and Boston (1966) as the only teams to trail 3-1 and force a Game 7. ... Tristan Thompson had 16 rebounds and went 6 of 6 from the floor. ... Seldom-used reserve G Dahntay Jones came off the bench in the last two minutes of the first half and scored 5 points.
Post by: naruto789544 on June 17, 2016, 11:02:53 PM
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Post by: xxxcrashburnxxx on June 19, 2016, 05:21:49 PM
rumors.. is it true that steph curry will be suspended for game 7? after his ejection in game 6? how true is it?
Di nasuspend si Steph Curry pinag fine lang cya at si Kerr ng tig $25k
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Post by: xxxcrashburnxxx on June 20, 2016, 01:40:34 AM
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June 20, Final Score/Leaders:
Cavaliers - 93 Warriors - 89
James: 27 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs./ Green: 32 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 15 Rebs.
Playoff Bracket: NBA Finals
1. Warriors - 3
1. Cavaliers - 4
*Cavaliers become first team to rally from 3-1 series deficit in NBA Finals
*LeBron James has been named Finals MVP.
TIP-INS
Cavaliers: James missed scoring at least 30 points for the first time in his past five Game 7s. ... The Warriors and Cavs faced off in their 13th Finals game in two seasons, matching the highest total in NBA history over a two-year span.
Warriors: Golden State played the first Finals Game 7 in franchise history. ... Not since the Oakland Athletics won the World Series in 1974 has a Bay Area team won a championship at its home venue.
Post by: xxxcrashburnxxx on June 20, 2016, 06:55:16 PM
bawi lng next season mga GSW
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 22, 2016, 05:47:36 AM
*Dirk Nowitzki has opted out of his contract to become an unrestricted free agent.
*The Warriors plan on pursuing Dirk Nowitzki this off-season.
*Arron Afflalo and Derrick Williams have opted out of their contracts and will become unrestricted free
agents.
*The Sixers have informed Ben Simmons that they will draft him with the first overall pick.
*Milwaukee Bucks are actively shopping Greg Monroe.
Post Merge: June 22, 2016, 05:54:52 AM
baka bumalik kay kyrie haha .
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Post Merge: June 23, 2016, 03:58:33 AM
NEWS :
*The Bulls have traded Derrick Rose, Justin Holiday, and a 2017 second-round pick to the Knicks for Robin Lopez, Jerian Grant, and Jose Calderon.
*Three-way deal complete:
Hawks get number 12 pick (from Utah)
Jazz get George Hill
Pacers get Jeff Teague
*Magic, Pistons, and Lakers are all expected to pursue Al Horford during free agency.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 24, 2016, 10:13:10 PM
1. Ben Simmons - Philadelphia 76ers
2. Brandon Ingram - Los Angeles Lakers
3. Jaylen Brown - Boston Celtics
4. Dragan Bender - Phoenix Suns
5. Kris Dunn - Minnesota Timberwolves
6. Buddy Hield - New Orleans Pelicans
7. Jamal Murray - Denver Nuggets
8. Marquese Chriss - Sacramento Kings (traded to Phoenix)
9. Jakob Poeltl - Toronto Raptors
10. Thon Maker - Milwaukee Bucks
11. Domantas Sabonis - Orlando Magic (traded to Oklahoma City)
12. Taurean Prince - Utah Jazz (traded to Atlanta)
13. Georgios Papagiannis - Phoenix Suns (traded to Sacramento)
14. Denzel Valentine - Chicago Bulls
15. Juan Henangomez - Denver Nuggets
16. Guerschon Yabusele - Boston Celtics
17. Wade Baldwin - Memphis Grizzlies
18. Henry Ellenson - Detroit Pistons
19. Malik Beasley - Denver Nuggets
20. Caris LeVert - Indiana Pacers (traded to Brooklyn)
21. DeAndre Bembry - Atlanta Hawks
22. Malachi Richardson - Charlotte Hornets (traded to Sacramento)
23. Ante Zizic - Boston Celtics
24. Timothe Luwawu - Philadelphia 76ers
25. Brice Johnson - Los Angeles Clippers
26. Furkan Korkmaz - Philadelphia 76ers
27. Pascal Siakam - Toronto Raptors
28. Skal Labissiere - Phoenix Suns (traded to Sacramento)
29. Dejounte Murray - San Antonio Spurs
30. Damian Jones - Golden State Warriors
2016 NBA Draft Recap: Round 2
31. Deyonta Davis - Boston Celtics (traded to Memphis)
32. Ivica Zubac - Los Angeles Lakers
33. Cheick Diallo - Los Angeles Clippers (traded to New Orleans)
34. Tyler Ulis - Phoenix Suns
35. Rade Zagorac - Boston Celtics (traded to Memphis)
36. Malcolm Brogdon - Milwaukee Bucks
37. Chinanu Onaku - Houston Rockets
38. Pat McCaw - Milwaukee Bucks (traded to Golden State)
39. David Michineau - New Orleans Pelicans (traded to L.A. Clippers)
40. Diamond Stone - New Orleans Pelicans (traded to L.A. Clippers)
41. Stephen Zimmerman - Orlando Magic
42. Isaiah Whitehead - Utah Jazz (traded to Brooklyn)
43. Zhou Qi - Houston Rockets
44. Isaia Cordinier - Atlanta Hawks
45. Demetrius Jackson - Boston Celtics
46. AJ Hammonds - Dallas Mavericks
47. Jake Layman - Orlando Magic (traded to Portland)
48. Paul Zipser - Chicago Bulls
49. Michael Gbinije - Detroit Pistons
50. Georges Niang - Indiana Pacers
51. Ben Bentil - Boston Celtics
52. Joel Bolomboy - Utah Jazz
53. Petr Cornelie - Denver Nuggets
54. Kay Felder - Atlanta Hawks (traded to Cleveland)
55. Marcus Paige - Brooklyn Nets (traded to Utah)
56. Daniel Hamilton - Denver Nuggets (traded to Oklahoma City)
57. Wang Zhelin - Memphis Grizzlies
58. Abdel Nader - Boston Celtics
59. Isaiah Cousins - Sacramento Kings
60. Tyrone Wallace - Utah Jazz
*Oklahoma City has traded Serge Ibaka to the Orlando Magic.. Orlando will send Victor Oladipo, Ersan Ilyasova and rights to Sabonis to the Thunder.
Post Merge: June 26, 2016, 05:39:36 PM
NEWS Updates :
Team USA 12-Man Roster :
Kyrie Irving
Kevin Durant
DeMarcus Cousins
Draymond Green
Klay Thompson
Harrison Barnes
Paul George
Kyle Lowry
DeMar DeRozan
Carmelo Anthony
Jimmy Butler
DeAndre Jordan
*Lakers plan to aggressively pursue Hassan Whiteside.
*Warriors, Spurs, and Thunder will be the first teams to meet Kevin Durant.
*The Detroit Pistons are shopping Jodie Meeks.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 01, 2016, 08:07:27 PM
*Timofey Mozgov is in serious negotiations on four-year, $65 million deal with the Lakers.
*Bradley Beal is nearing a five-year, $128 million deal with the Wizards.
*Joakim Noah and the New York Knicks are discussing a four-year, $70 million-plus deal.
*The Thunder are actively shopping Enes Kanter to free up cap space to potentially sign Al Horford.
*Dallas Mavericks are emerging as front-runners for Hassan Whiteside.
*The Nets have waived Jarrett Jack.
*Carlos Boozer plans on making an NBA return.
*LA Lakers' new center Timofey Mozgov, he agreed 4 years worth $65M...
*Joakim Noah will meet with Knicks Friday, nearing agreement on 4-year deal worth $72 million.
*DeMar DeRozan has agreed to five-year, $139 million deal to re-sign with the Raptors.
*Jordan Clarkson has agreed to a four-year, $50 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers.
*New York Knicks are interested in Courtney Lee & Eric Gordon, according to ESPN's Marc Stein & Ian Begley.
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*Multiple sources have told The Washington Post that Noah will almost certainly be joining the New York Knicks after free agency begins, with a salary expected to be about $18 million per year.
On Wednesday night, Marc Stein of ESPN also reported that Noah to the Knicks is a very possibility.
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Post by: naruto789544 on July 01, 2016, 10:54:23 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 02, 2016, 08:57:25 AM
-Timofey Mozgov (4 yrs, $64M) Los Angeles Lakers
-DeMar DeRozan (5 yrs, $145M) Toronto Raptors
-Ish Smith (3 yrs, $18M) Detroit Pistons
-D.J. Augustin (4 yrs, $29M) Orlando Magic
-Jordan Clarkson (4 yrs, $50M) Los Angeles Lakers
-Nicolas Batum (5 yrs, $120M) Charlotte Hornets
-Hassan Whiteside (4 yrs, $98M) Miami Heat
-Jeremy Lin (3 yrs, $36M) Brooklyn Nets
-Bradley Beal (5 yrs, $128M) Washington Wizards
-Al Jefferson (3 yrs, $30M) Indiana Pacers
-Andre Drummond (5 yrs, $130M) Detroit Pistons
-Jerryd Bayless (3 yrs, $27M) Philadelphia 76ers
-Mirza Teletovic (3 yrs, $30M) Milwaukee Bucks
-Chandler Parsons (4 yrs, $94M) Memphis Grizzlies
-Evan Fournier (5 yrs, $85M) Orlando Magic
-Evan Turner (4 yrs, $70M) Portland Trail Blazers
-Matthew Dellavedova (4 yrs, $38.5M) Milwaukee Bucks (Cavs can match)
-Solomon Hill (4 yrs, $52M) New Orleans Pelicans
-Dwight Howard has reached an agreement on a three-year deal worth $70.5M with the Atlanta Hawks.
Post Merge: July 03, 2016, 03:49:52 PM
*Ryan Anderson has agreed to a four-year, $80 million deal with the Rockets.
*Trevor Booker has agreed to a two-year, $18.5 million deal with the Brooklyn Nets.
*Bismack Biyombo has agreed to a four-year, $72 million deal with the Orlando Magic.
*Arron Afflalo has agreed to a two-year, $25 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.
*The Hawks are shopping Paul Millsap to create cap space to possibly re-sign Al Horford.
*Jon Leuer has agreed to a four-year, $42 million deal with Detroit Pistons.
° Al Horford Agrees To Four-Year, $113M Deal With Celtics
° Eric Gordon, Rockets Agree Upon Four-Year, $53M Deal
° Ian Mahinmi, Wizards Agree Upon Four-Year, $64M Deal
° Austin Rivers Agrees To Three-Year $35M Deal With Clippers
° Courtney Lee Agrees To Four-Year, $50M Deal With Knicks
° Marvin Williams Agrees To Four-Year, $54.5M Deal With Hornets
Pinakamaganda pa rin mga moves ng Pacers ngayong offseason by far. Low price lang ang mga contract nila pero solid na mga players ang nakukuha. Yung rockets naman, nag aacquire ng mga shooters, bagay sa coaching style ni D'antoni.[/b]
Post Merge: July 03, 2016, 06:14:05 PM
Recapping Free Agency So Far...
-Timofey Mozgov (4 yrs, $64M) Los Angeles Lakers
-DeMar DeRozan (5 yrs, $145M) Toronto Raptors
-Ish Smith (3 yrs, $18M) Detroit Pistons
-D.J. Augustin (4 yrs, $29M) Orlando Magic
-Jordan Clarkson (4 yrs, $50M) Los Angeles Lakers
-Nicolas Batum (5 yrs, $120M) Charlotte Hornets
-Hassan Whiteside (4 yrs, $98M) Miami Heat
-Jeremy Lin (3 yrs, $36M) Brooklyn Nets
-Bradley Beal (5 yrs, $128M) Washington Wizards
-Al Jefferson (3 yrs, $30M) Indiana Pacers
-Andre Drummond (5 yrs, $130M) Detroit Pistons
-Jerryd Bayless (3 yrs, $27M) Philadelphia 76ers
-Mirza Teletovic (3 yrs, $30M) Milwaukee Bucks
-Chandler Parsons (4 yrs, $94M) Memphis Grizzlies
-Evan Fournier (5 yrs, $85M) Orlando Magic
-Evan Turner (4 yrs, $70M) Portland Trail Blazers
-Matthew Dellavedova (4 yrs, $38.5M) Milwaukee Bucks
-Solomon Hill (4 yrs, $52M) New Orleans Pelicans
-Mike Conley (5 yrs, $153M) Memphis Grizzlies
-Darrell Arthur (3 yrs, $23M) Denver Nuggets
-Jeff Green (1 yr, $15M) Orlando Magic
-Dwight Howard (3 yrs, $70.5M) Atlanta Hawks
-Justin Hamilton (2 yrs, $6M) Brooklyn Nets
-E’Twaun Moore (4 yrs, $34M) New Orleans Pelicans
-Jared Dudley (3 yrs, $30M) Phoenix Suns
-Joakim Noah (4 yrs, $72M) New Yok Knicks
-Kent Bazemore (4 yrs, $70M) Atlanta Hawks
-Joe Johnson (2 yrs, $22M) Utah Jazz
-Luol Deng (4 yrs, $72M) Los Angeles Lakers
-Jon Leuer (4 yrs, $42M) Detroit Pistons
-Arron Afflalo (2 yrs, $25M) Sacramento Kings
-Bismack Biyombo (4 yrs, $72M) Orlando Magic
-Trevor Booker (2 yrs, $18.5M) Brooklyn Nets
-Ryan Anderson (4 yrs, $80M) Houston Rockets
-Marvin Williams (4yrs, $54.5M) Charlotte Hornets
-Anthony Tolliver (2 yrs, $16M) Sacramento Kings
-Al Horford (4 yrs, $113M) Boston Celtics
-Courtney Lee (4 yrs, $50M) New York Knicks
-Austin Rivers (3 yrs, $35M) Los Angeles Clippers
-Ian Mahinmi (4 yrs, $64M) Washington Wizards
-Eric Gordon (4 yrs, $53M) Houston Rockets
-Wesley Johnson (3 yrs, $18M) Los Angeles Clippers
-James Ennis (2 yrs, $6M) Memphis Grizzlies
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 06, 2016, 04:59:53 PM
The primary mandate I had for myself in making this decision was to have it based on the potential for my growth as a player — as that has always steered me in the right direction. But I am also at a point in my life where it is of equal importance to find an opportunity that encourages my evolution as a man: moving out of my comfort zone to a new city and community which offers the greatest potential for my contribution and personal growth. With this in mind, I have decided that I am going to join the Golden State Warriors.
I’m from Washington, D.C. originally, but Oklahoma City truly raised me. It taught me so much about family as well as what it means to be a man. There are no words to express what the organization and the community mean to me, and what they will represent in my life and in my heart forever. The memories and friendships are something that go far beyond the game. Those invaluable relationships are what made this deliberation so challenging.
It really pains me to know that I will disappoint so many people with this choice, but I believe I am doing what I feel is the right thing at this point in my life and my playing career.
I will miss Oklahoma City, and the role I have had in building this remarkable team. I will forever cherish the relationships within the organization — the friends and teammates that I went to war with on the court for nine years, and all the fans and people of the community. They have always had my back unconditionally, and I cannot be more grateful for what they have meant to my family and to me.
*Kevin Durant has agreed to a two-year, $54.3 million deal with the Golden State Warriors.
*Tim Duncan strongly leaning toward retirement.
*Sergio Rodriguez has agreed to a one-year, $8 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
*The Warriors and Mavericks are discussing a trade that will send Andrew Bogut to Dallas.
*Ramon Sessions has agreed to a two-year, $12.5 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets.
*Pau Gasol has agreed to a two-year, $30 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
*Harrison Barnes has agreed to a four-year, $94 million deal with the Dallas Mavericks.
*The Warriors have agreed to trade Andrew Bogut to the Dallas Mavericks.
*Miami Heat have offered Dwyane Wade a two-year, $40 million deal.
*Russell Westbrook Has No Interest In Extension With Thunder
*Seth Curry Finalizing Two-Year, $6M Deal With Mavs
*Lance Thomas Agrees To Four-Year, $27M Deal With Knicks
*Zaza Pachulia Agrees To One-Year, $2.9M Deal With Warriors
*Roy Hibbert Agrees Upon One-Year, $5M Deal With Hornets
*Brandon Jennings, Knicks Agree To One-Year, $5M Deal
*Harrison Barnes, Mavs Agree Upon Four-Year, $94M Deal
*Clippers Agree To Two-Year, $4.5M Deal With Luc Mbah A Moute.
*Michael Beasley has agreed to a two-year deal with the Houston Rockets.
* Denver Nuggets have offered Dwyane Wade a two-year, $50 million contract.
* Jason Smith has agreed to a three-year, $16 million deal with the Washington Wizards.
* San Antonio Spurs trade Boris Diaw to Utah Jazz for cap relief.
* David West has agreed to a one-year, $1.55 million deal with the Golden State Warriors.
*The Magic are trading Shabazz Napier to the Blazers for cash considerations.[/b]
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 09, 2016, 03:45:01 PM
*Festus Ezeli has agreed to a two-year, $16 million deal with the Blazers.
*Ian Clark has agreed to a one-year deal with the Warriors.
*Marcus Thornton has agreed to a one-year, $1.3 million deal with the Washington Wizards.
*The Bulls have waived Spencer Dinwiddie.
*Lakers, Knicks, Raptors, and Clippers have shown interest in Drew Gooden.
*Dewayne Dedmon has agreed to a two-year, $6 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
*Marreese Speights has agreed to a deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.
*Thunder big man Mitch McGary has been suspended five games for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program.
*Marshall Plumlee has signed a three-year deal with the New York Knicks.
*The Kings have made Rudy Gay, Kosta Koufos, and Ben McLemore available for trade.
*The Mavericks have waived JaVale McGee.
*The Cavaliers are closing in on a deal with Chris Andersen.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 13, 2016, 11:30:31 PM
-Timofey Mozgov (4 yrs, $64M) Los Angeles Lakers
-DeMar DeRozan (5 yrs, $145M) Toronto Raptors
-Ish Smith (3 yrs, $18M) Detroit Pistons
-D.J. Augustin (4 yrs, $29M) Orlando Magic
-Jordan Clarkson (4 yrs, $50M) Los Angeles Lakers
-Nicolas Batum (5 yrs, $120M) Charlotte Hornets
-Hassan Whiteside (4 yrs, $98M) Miami Heat
-Jeremy Lin (3 yrs, $36M) Brooklyn Nets
-Bradley Beal (5 yrs, $128M) Washington Wizards
-Al Jefferson (3 yrs, $30M) Indiana Pacers
-Andre Drummond (5 yrs, $130M) Detroit Pistons
-Jerryd Bayless (3 yrs, $27M) Philadelphia 76ers
-Mirza Teletovic (3 yrs, $30M) Milwaukee Bucks
-Chandler Parsons (4 yrs, $94M) Memphis Grizzlies
-Evan Fournier (5 yrs, $85M) Orlando Magic
-Evan Turner (4 yrs, $70M) Portland Trail Blazers
-Matthew Dellavedova (4 yrs, $38.5M) Milwaukee Bucks
-Solomon Hill (4 yrs, $52M) New Orleans Pelicans
-Mike Conley (5 yrs, $153M) Memphis Grizzlies
-Darrell Arthur (3 yrs, $23M) Denver Nuggets
-Jeff Green (1 yr, $15M) Orlando Magic
-Dwight Howard (3 yrs, $70.5M) Atlanta Hawks
-Justin Hamilton (2 yrs, $6M) Brooklyn Nets
-E’Twaun Moore (4 yrs, $34M) New Orleans Pelicans
-Jared Dudley (3 yrs, $30M) Phoenix Suns
-Joakim Noah (4 yrs, $72M) New Yok Knicks
-Kent Bazemore (4 yrs, $70M) Atlanta Hawks
-Joe Johnson (2 yrs, $22M) Utah Jazz
-Luol Deng (4 yrs, $72M) Los Angeles Lakers
-Jon Leuer (4 yrs, $42M) Detroit Pistons
-Arron Afflalo (2 yrs, $25M) Sacramento Kings
-Bismack Biyombo (4 yrs, $72M) Orlando Magic
-Trevor Booker (2 yrs, $18.5M) Brooklyn Nets
-Ryan Anderson (4 yrs, $80M) Houston Rockets
-Marvin Williams (4yrs, $54.5M) Charlotte Hornets
-Anthony Tolliver (2 yrs, $16M) Sacramento Kings
-Al Horford (4 yrs, $113M) Boston Celtics
-Courtney Lee (4 yrs, $50M) New York Knicks
-Austin Rivers (3 yrs, $35M) Los Angeles Clippers
-Ian Mahinmi (4 yrs, $64M) Washington Wizards
-Eric Gordon (4 yrs, $53M) Houston Rockets
-Wesley Johnson (3 yrs, $18M) Los Angeles Clippers
-James Ennis (2 yrs, $6M) Memphis Grizzlies
-Andrew Nicholson (4 yrs, $26M) Washington Wizards
-Tomas Satoransky (3 yrs, $9M) Washington Wizards
-Malcolm Delaney (2 yrs, $1.1M) Atlanta Hawks
-Tyler Johnson (4 yrs, $50M) Brooklyn Nets
-Cole Aldrich (3 yrs, $22M) Minnesota Timberwolves
-Garrett Temple (3 yrs, $24M) Sacramento Kings
-Jamal Crawford (3 yrs, $42M) Los Angeles Clippers
-Rajon Rondo (2 yrs, $28M) Chicago Bulls
-Matt Barnes (2 yrs, $12M) Sacramento Kings
-Dwight Powell (4 yrs, $37M) Dallas Mavericks
-Deron Williams (1 yr, $10M) Dallas Mavericks
-Tarik Black (2 yrs, $12.85M) Los Angeles Lakes
-Kevin Durant (2 yrs, $54.3M) Golden State Warriors
-Sergio Rodriguez (1 yr, $8M) Philadelphia 76ers
-Ramon Sessions (2 yrs, $12.5M) Charlotte Hornets
-Pau Gasol (2 yrs, $30M) San Antonio Spurs
-Harrison Barnes (4 yrs, $94M) Dallas Mavericks
-Luc Mbah a Moute (2 yrs, $4.5M) Los Angeles Clippers
-Brandon Jennings (1 yr, $5M) New York Knicks
-Zaza Pachulia (1 yr, $2.9M) Golden State Warriors
-Lance Thomas (4 yrs, $27M) New York Knicks
-Roy Hibbert (1 yr, $5M) Charlotte Hornets
-Seth Curry (2 yrs, $6M) Dallas Mavericks
-Dirk Nowitzki (2 yrs, $40M) Dallas Mavericks
-Gerald Henderson (2 yrs, $18M) Philadelphia 76ers
-David West (1 yr, $1.55M) Golden State Warriors
-Jason Smith (3 yrs, $16M) Washington Wizards
-Michael Beasley (1 yr, $1.4M) Houston Rockets
-Nene Hilario (1 yr, $2.9M) Houston Rockets
-Brandon Rush (1 yr, $3.5M) Minnesota Timberwolves
-Langston Galloway (2 yrs, $10M) New Orleans Pelicans
-Brian Roberts (1 yr, $1.05M) Charlotte Hornets
-Dwyane Wade (2 yrs, $47.5M) Chicago Bulls
-Richard Jefferson (2 yrs, $5M) Cleveland Cavaliers
-Leandro Barbosa (2 yrs, $8M) Phoenix Suns
-Boban Marjanovic (3 yrs, $21M) Detroit Pistons
-Dewayne Dedmon (2 yrs, $6M) San Antonio Spurs
-Marcus Thornton (1 yr, $1.3M) Washington Wizards
-Ian Clark (1 yr, $1M) Golden State Warriors
-Festus Ezeli (2 yrs, $15M) Portland Trail Blazers
-Marcelo Huertas (2 yrs, ?) Los Angeles Lakers
-Derrick Williams (1 yr, $5M) Miami Heat
-Allen Crabbe (4 yrs, $75M) Brooklyn Nets
-Marreese Speights (1 yrs, $1.5M) Los Angeles Clippers
-James Michael McAdoo (1 yr, $1M) Golden State Warriors
-James Harden (4 yrs, $118M) Houston Rockets [Renegotiation]
-Troy Daniels (3 yrs, $10M) Memphis Grizzlies
Trades:
-Chicago Bulls trade Cameron Bairston to the Detroit Pistons for Spencer Dinwiddie (waived).
-Chicago Bulls trade Derrick Rose & Justin Holiday to the New York Knicks for Robin Lopez, Jerian Grant, and Jose Calderon.
-Atlanta Hawks trade Jeff Teague to the Indiana Pacers; Pacers trade George Hill to the Utah Jazz; Jazz trade Taurean Prince pick to Hawks.
-Brooklyn Nets trade Thaddeus Young to the Indiana Pacers for 20th overall pick.
-Sacramento Kings trade Marco Belinelli to the Charlotte Hornets for Malachi Richardson.
-Orlando Magic trade Victor Oladipo, Ersan Ilyasova, & Domantas Sabonis to Oklahoma City Thunder for Serge Ibaka.
-Detroit Pistons trade Jodie Meeks to the Orlando Magic for a future second-round pick.
-Utah Jazz trade Trey Burke to the Washington Wizards for a 2021 second-round pick.
-Orlando Magic trade Shabazz Napier to the Portland Trail Blazers for cash considerations.
-Dallas Mavericks trade Jeremy Evans & cash to the Indiana Pacers for rights to Stanko Barac.
-Golden State Warriors trade Andrew Bogut to the Dallas Mavericks for a future second-round pick.
-Chicago Bulls trade Mike Dunleavy to the Cleveland Cavaliers for $4.8 million trade exception.
-Chicago Bulls trade Jose Calderon & two future second-round picks to the Los Angeles Lakers for rights to undetermined player.
Remaining Free Agents:
ATLANTA HAWKS:
Kirk Hinrich – Unrestricted
BOSTON CELTICS:
Tyler Zeller – Restricted
BROOKLYN NETS:
Markel Brown – Unrestricted
Thomas Robinson – Unrestricted
Henry Sims – Unrestricted
Donald Sloan – Unrestricted
CHARLOTTE HORNETS:
Jorge Gutierrez – Unrestricted
Tyler Hansbrough – Unrestricted
CHICAGO BULLS:
Aaron Brooks – Unrestricted
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS:
LeBron James – Unrestricted
J.R. Smith – Unrestricted
James Jones – Unrestricted
DALLAS MAVERICKS:
Raymond Felton – Unrestricted
David Lee – Unrestricted
Charlie Villanueva – Unrestricted
DENVER NUGGETS:
Mike Miller – Unrestricted
DETROIT PISTONS:
Steve Blake – Unrestricted
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS:
Anderson Varejao – Unrestricted
HOUSTON ROCKETS:
Donatas Motiejunas – Restricted
Terrence Jones – Unrestricted
Josh Smith – Unrestricted
Jason Terry – Unrestricted
INDIANA PACERS:
Jordan Hill – Unrestricted
Ty Lawson – Unrestricted
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS:
Jeff Ayres – Unrestricted
Pablo Prigioni – Unrestricted
LOS ANGELES LAKERS:
Brandon Bass – Unrestricted
Ryan Kelly – Unrestricted
Robert Sacre – Unrestricted
Metta World Peace – Unrestricted
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES:
Lance Stephenson – Unrestricted
Chris Andersen – Unrestricted
Bryce Cotton – Unrestricted
Jordan Farmar – Unrestricted
P.J. Hairston – Unrestricted
Ryan Hollins – Unrestricted
Xavier Munford – Unrestricted
MIAMI HEAT:
Gerald Green – Unrestricted
Amar’e Stoudemire – Unrestricted
Dorell Wright – Unrestricted
MILWAUKEE BUCKS:
Miles Plumlee – Restricted
Steve Novak – Unrestricted
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES:
Tayshaun Prince – Unrestricted
Damjan Rudez – Unrestricted
NEW ORLEANS PELICANS:
Norris Cole – Unrestricted
Alonzo Gee – Unrestricted
Jordan Hamilton – Unrestricted
Kendrick Perkins – Unrestricted
NEW YORK KNICKS:
Kevin Seraphin – Unrestricted
Lou Amundson – Unrestricted
Cleanthony Early – Unrestricted
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER:
Dion Waiters – Restricted
Randy Foye – Unrestricted
Nazr Mohammed – Unrestricted
ORLANDO MAGIC:
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS:
Elton Brand – Unrestricted
Isaiah Canaan – Unrestricted
Christian Wood – Unrestricted
PHOENIX SUNS:
Chase Budinger – Unrestricted
Ronnie Price – Unrestricted
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS:
Moe Harkless – Restricted
Chris Kaman – Unrestricted
SACRAMENTO KINGS:
Quincy Acy – Unrestricted
Eric Moreland – Unrestricted
SAN ANTONIO SPURS:
Matt Bonner – Unrestricted
Manu Ginobili – Unrestricted
Kevin Martin – Unrestricted
Andre Miller – Unrestricted
TORONTO RAPTORS:
Jason Thompson – Unrestricted
UTAH JAZZ:
WASHINGTON WIZARDS:
Alan Anderson – Unrestricted
J.J. Hickson – Unrestricted
OTHERS:
JaVale McGee
Mario Chalmers
Nate Robinson
Elliott Williams
Joey Dorsey
Ray Allen
Carlos Boozer
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 16, 2016, 10:45:33 PM
thank you timmy sa legendary career na naipamalas mo sa amin :saludo:
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Gregg Popovich bids emotional farewell to 'irreplaceable' Tim Duncan
"It's not a show of humility in any sense or form. People who grew up with me know me," Popovich explained. "I would not be standing here if it wasn't for Tim Duncan. I'd be in the Budweiser League someplace in America, fat and still trying to play basketball or coach basketball. But he's why I'm standing. He's made livings for hundreds of us, staff and coaches,over the years and never said a word, just came to work every day. Came early, stayed late, was there for every single person, from the top of the roster to the bottom of the roster, because that's who he was, in all those respects."
"You don't see Timmy beating his chest as if he was the first human being to dunk the basketball, as a lot of people do these days. He's not pointing to the sky. He's not glamming to the cameras. He just plays, and we've seen it for so long it's become almost mundane.
But it's so special that it has to be remembered."[/i]
Full Video Here (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xaooJTd9K00&itct=CCcQpDAYAiITCLzy1N75980CFQYAfwododAENFIYcG9wIGJpZHMgZmFyZXdlbGwgdG8gdGlt&gl=PH&hl=en&client=mv-google)
In a letter posted on the Spurs' website Wednesday afternoon, the recently retired Tim Duncan thanked the fans and looked back at his legendary 19-year career
with San Antonio:
If asked to write a script for my career 19 years ago, there is no way I would've been able to dream up this journey.
I stand here at the end of this ride and look back in awe of what I've experienced.
The wins and losses will be remembered, but what I'll remember most are the people:
The fans inside the arena and out, the staff and coaches who pushed me and held me together, the teammates (and even opponents) who will be lifelong friends, sharing my ups and downs with family and close friends, and, most importantly, the snapshots of my kids growing up and reveling in watching Dad work. That is what I will cherish most.
Thank you to the city of San Antonio for the love and the support over these years. Thank
you to the fans all over the world.
Much love always
Tim
Forever A Legend - Tim Duncan Tribute (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6tZcLsV0N-U&itct=CBMQpDAYCyITCILQqMb0980CFUfmfgodqdwO3FISdGltIGR1bmNhbiB0cmlidXRl&client=mv-google&hl=en&gl=PH)
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Post by: naruto789544 on July 25, 2016, 11:20:09 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 03, 2016, 05:20:33 AM
Saturday, August 6
Australia vs. France - 1:15 pm ET
China vs. USA - 6 pm ET
Venezuela vs. Serbia - 9:30 pm ET
Sunday, August 7
Brazil vs. Lithuania - 1:15 pm ET
Croatia vs. Spain - 6 pm ET
Nigeria vs. Argentina - 9:30 pm ET
Monday, August 8
Serbia vs. Australia - 1:15 pm ET
USA vs. Venezuela - 6 pm ET
France vs. China - 9:30 pm ET
Tuesday, August 9
Spain vs. Brazil - 1:15 pm ET
Lithuania vs. Nigeria - 6 pm ET
Argentina vs. Croatia - 9:30 pm ET
Wednesday, August 10
Serbia vs. France - 1:15 pm ET
Australia vs. USA - 6 pm ET
Venezuela vs. China - 9:30 pm ET
Thursday, August 11
Brazil vs. Croatia - 1:15 pm ET
Nigeria vs. Spain - 6 pm ET
Lithuania vs. Argentina - 9:30 pm ET
Friday, August 12
China vs. Australia - 1:15 pm ET
USA vs. Serbia - 6 pm ET
France vs. Venezuela - 9:30 pm ET
Saturday, August 13
Argentina vs. Brazil - 1:15 pm ET
Spain vs. Lithuania - 6 pm ET
Croatia vs. Nigeria - 9:30 pm ET
Sunday, August 14
USA vs. France - 1:15 pm ET
Australia vs. Venezuela - 6 pm ET
Serbia vs. China - 9:30 pm ET
Monday, August 15
Nigeria vs. Brazil - 1:15 pm ET
Spain vs. Argentina - 6 pm ET
Lithuania vs. Croatia - 9:30 pm ET
Post Merge: August 03, 2016, 05:25:06 AM
2016 Rio Olympics Schedule:
Saturday, August 6
Australia vs. France - 1:15 pm ET
China vs. USA - 6 pm ET
Venezuela vs. Serbia - 9:30 pm ET
Sunday, August 7
Brazil vs. Lithuania - 1:15 pm ET
Croatia vs. Spain - 6 pm ET
Nigeria vs. Argentina - 9:30 pm ET
Monday, August 8
Serbia vs. Australia - 1:15 pm ET
USA vs. Venezuela - 6 pm ET
France vs. China - 9:30 pm ET
Tuesday, August 9
Spain vs. Brazil - 1:15 pm ET
Lithuania vs. Nigeria - 6 pm ET
Argentina vs. Croatia - 9:30 pm ET
Wednesday, August 10
Serbia vs. France - 1:15 pm ET
Australia vs. USA - 6 pm ET
Venezuela vs. China - 9:30 pm ET
Thursday, August 11
Brazil vs. Croatia - 1:15 pm ET
Nigeria vs. Spain - 6 pm ET
Lithuania vs. Argentina - 9:30 pm ET
Friday, August 12
China vs. Australia - 1:15 pm ET
USA vs. Serbia - 6 pm ET
France vs. Venezuela - 9:30 pm ET
Saturday, August 13
Argentina vs. Brazil - 1:15 pm ET
Spain vs. Lithuania - 6 pm ET
Croatia vs. Nigeria - 9:30 pm ET
Sunday, August 14
USA vs. France - 1:15 pm ET
Australia vs. Venezuela - 6 pm ET
Serbia vs. China - 9:30 pm ET
Monday, August 15
Nigeria vs. Brazil - 1:15 pm ET
Spain vs. Argentina - 6 pm ET
Lithuania vs. Croatia - 9:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 06, 2016, 01:25:40 AM
MVP: Stephen Curry
Toughest to Guard: Stephen Curry
Coach You Most Like to Play For: Gregg Popovich
Best Off the Bench: Jamal Crawford
Best Defender: Kawhi Leonard
Best Homecourt Advantage: Golden State Warriors / Oracle Arena
Best Dressed: Russell Westbrook
Best Rookie: Karl-Anthony Towns
Global Impact: Kobe Bryant
Most Influential Veteran: Tim Duncan
Player You Wish Was on Your Team: LeBron James
Best Social Media Follow: LeBron James
Clutch Performer: Stephen Curry
Best Comeback Player: Paul George
Individual teammates of the year:
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 22, 2016, 04:54:33 AM
Spain - 89 Australia - 88
Gasol: 31 Pts. Rodriguez: 5 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./ Mills: 30 Pts. Dellavedova: 8 Asts. Motum: 6 Rebs.
USA - 96 Serbia - 66
Durant: 30 Pts. Durant: 4 Asts. Cousins: 15 Rebs./ Nedovic: 14 Pts. Teodosic: 3 Asts. Jokic: 5 Rebs.
Rio Olympics Men's Basketball Results:
USA - Gold Medal
Serbia - Silver Medal
Spain - Bronze Medal
Post by: oliverzablan on August 24, 2016, 12:41:21 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 26, 2016, 04:11:45 AM
ATLANTA HAWKS:
PG: Dennis Schroeder/Jarrett Jack
SG: Kent Bazemore/Tim Hardaway Jr./Malcolm Delany
SF: Kyle Korver/Thabo Sefolosha/Taurean Prince/DeAndre Bembry
PF: Paul Millsap/Mike Scott/Kris Humphries/Matt Costello
C: Dwight Howard/Mike Muscala/Walter Tavares/Tiago Splitter
Coach: Mike Budenholzer
BOSTON CELTICS:
PG: Isaiah Thomas/Marcus Smart/Terry Rozier/Demetrius Jackson
SG: Avery Bradley/Gerald Green/R.J. Hunter/James Young/Marcus Georges-Hunt
SF: Jae Crowder/Jaylen Brown/Jonas Jerebko/John Holland
PF: Amir Johnson/Jordan Mickey/Ben Bentil
C: Al Horford/Kelly Olynyk/Tyler Zeller
Coach: Brad Stevens
BROOKLYN NETS:
PG: Jeremy Lin/Greivis Vasquez/Isaiah Whitehead/Yogi Ferrell
SG: Randy Foye/Sean Kilpatrick/Caris LeVert/Joe Harris/Beau Beech
SF: Bojan Bogdanovic/Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
PF: Luis Scola/Trevor Booker/Anthony Bennett/Chris McCullough
C: Brook Lopez/Justin Hamilton/Egidijus Mockevicius
Coach: Kenny Atkinson
CHARLOTTE HORNETS:
PG: Kemba Walker/ Ramon Sessions/Brian Roberts
SG: Marco Belinelli/Jeremy Lamb/Aaron Harrison/Treveon Graham
SF: Nicolas Batum/Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
PF: Marvin Williams/Frank Kaminsky/Christian Wood
C: Cody Zeller/Spencer Hawes/Roy Hibbert/Mike Tobey
Coach: Steve Clifford
CHICAGO BULLS:
PG: Rajon Rondo/Jerian Grant/Isaiah Canaan/Spencer Dinwiddie
SG: Dwyane Wade/Denzel Valentine/Tony Snell
SF: Jimmy Butler/Doug McDermott/Paul Zipser
PF: Taj Gibson/Nikola Mirotic/Bobby Portis
C: Robin Lopez/Cristiano Felicio
Coach: Fred Hoiberg
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS:
PG: Kyrie Irving/Mo Williams/Kay Felder
SG: Iman Shumpert/Jordan McRae/DeAndre Liggins
SF: LeBron James/Richard Jefferson/Mike Dunleavy/James Jones
PF: Kevin Love/Channing Frye
C: Tristan Thompson/Chris Andersen
Coach: Tyronn Lue
DALLAS MAVERICKS:
PG: Deron Williams/J.J. Barea/Devin Harris/Jonathan Gibson
SG: Wesley Matthews/Seth Curry/Kyle Collinsworth
SF: Harrison Barnes/Justin Anderson/Dorian Finney-Smith/Nicolas Brussino
PF: Dirk Nowitzki/Dwight Powell/Quincy Acy
C: Andrew Bogut/Salah Mejri/A.J. Hammons
Coach: Rick Carlisle
DENVER NUGGETS:
PG: Emmanuel Mudiay/Jameer Nelson
SG: Gary Harris/Will Barton/Jamal Murray/Malik Beasley/D.J. Kennedy
SF: Danilo Gallinari/JaKarr Sampson/Wilson Chandler/Mike Miller/Axel Toupane
PF: Kenneth Faried/Darrell Arthur/Juan Hernangomez
C: Nikola Jokic/Joffrey Lauvergne/Jusuf Nurkic
Coach: Michael Malone
DETROIT PISTONS:
PG: Reggie Jackson/Ish Smith/Ray McCallum
SG: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope/Lorenzo Brown/Michael Gbinije
SF: Marcus Morris/Stanley Johnson/Reggie Bullock/Darrun Hilliard
PF: Tobias Harris/Jon Leuer/Henry Ellenson
C: Andre Drummond/Aron Baynes/Boban Marjanovic
Coach: Stan Van Gundy
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS:
PG: Stephen Curry/Shaun Livingston
SG: Klay Thompson/Ian Clark/Patrick McCaw/Elliot Williams
SF: Kevin Durant/Andre Iguodala
PF: Draymond Green/David West/James McAdoo/Kevon Looney
C: Zaza Pachulia/Anderson Varejao/Damian Jones/JaVale McGee
Coach: Steve Kerr
HOUSTON ROCKETS:
PG: Patrick Beverley/Pablo Prigioni/Gary Payton II/Isaiah Taylor/Bobby Brown
SG: James Harden/Eric Gordon/K.J. McDaniels
SF: Trevor Ariza/Corey Brewer/Sam Dekker
PF: Ryan Anderson/Michael Beasley/Montrezl Harrell/Chinanu Onuaku
C: Nene/Clint Capela/Kyle Wiltjer
Coach: Mike D’Antoni
INDIANA PACERS:
PG: Jeff Teauge/Aaron Brooks/Joseph Young
SG: Monta Ellis/Rodney Stuckey/Glen Robinson III
SF: Paul George/C.J. Miles/Georges Niang
PF: Thaddeus Young/Rakeem Christmas/Jeremy Evans
C: Al Jefferson/Myles Turner/Lavoy Allen
Coach: Nate McMillan
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS:
PG: Chris Paul/Austin Rivers/Raymond Felton
SG: J.J. Redick/Jamal Crawford/Alan Anderson
SF: Luc Mbah a Moute/Wesley Johnson/Paul Pierce
PF: Blake Griffin/Brandon Bass/Brice Johnson
C: DeAndre Jordan/Marreese Speights/Diamond Stone
Coach: Doc Rivers
LOS ANGELES LAKERS:
PG: D’Angelo Russell/Jose Calderon/Marcelo Huertas
SG: Jordan Clarkson/Lou Williams
SF: Brandon Ingram/Luol Deng/Nick Young/Anthony Brown
PF: Julius Randle/Larry Nance/Yi Jianlian/Zach Auguste
C: Timofey Mozgov/Tarik Black/Ivica Zubac
Coach: Luke Walton
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES:
PG: Mike Conley/Tony Wroten/Wade Baldwin/Wayne Selden
SG: Tony Allen/Troy Daniels/Jordan Adams/Andrew Harrison
SF: Chandler Parsons/Vince Carter/James Ennis/D.J. Stephens/Troy Williams
PF: Zach Randolph/JaMychal Green/Jarell Martin/Deyonta Davis
C: Marc Gasol/Brandan Wright
Coach: David Fizdale
MIAMI HEAT:
PG: Goran Dragic/Beno Udrih/Josh Richardson/Briante Weber
SG: Dion Waiters/Wayne Ellington/Tyler Johnson/Rodney McGruder
SF: Justise Winslow/Derrick Williams/Luke Babbitt/James Johnson
PF: Chris Bosh/Udonis Haslem/Josh McRoberts/Stefan Jankovic/Okaro White
C: Hassan Whiteside/Willie Reed
Coach: Erik Spoelstra
MILWAUKEE BUCKS:
PG: Michael Carter-Williams/Matthew Dellavedova/Tyler Ennis
SG: Khris Middleton/Jason Terry/Rashad Vaughn/Malcolm Brogdon
SF: Giannis Antetokounmpo
PF: Jabari Parker/John Henson/Mirza Teletovic
C: Greg Monroe/Thon Maker/Miles Plumlee
Coach: Jason Kidd
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES:
PG: Ricky Rubio/Kris Dunn/Tyus Jones
SG: Zach LaVine/Brandon Rush
SF: Andrew Wiggins/Shabazz Muhammad
PF: Gorgui Dieng/Kevin Garnett/Adreian Payne/Nemanja Bjelica/Jordan Hill
C: Karl-Anthony Towns/Nikola Pekovic/Cole Aldrich
Coach: Tom Thibodeau
NEW ORLEANS PELICANS:
PG: Jrue Holiday/Tim Frazier
SG: Buddy Hield/E’Twaun Moore/Langston Galloway/Shawn Dawnson/Alonzo Gee
SF: Tyreke Evans/Dante Cunningham/Quincy Pondexter/Solomon Hill/Chris Copeland
PF: Anthony Davis/Terrence Jones/Cheick Diallo
C: Omer Asik/Alexis Ajinca/Robert Sacre
Coach: Alvin Gentry
NEW YORK KNICKS:
PG: Derrick Rose/Brandon Jennings/Ron Baker/Chasson Randle
SG: Courtney Lee/Justin Holiday/Sasha Vujacic/J.P. Tokoto
SF: Carmelo Anthony/Lance Thomas/Mindaugas Kuzminskas
PF: Kristaps Porzingis/Maurice Ndour
C: Joakim Noah/Kyle O’Quinn/Marshall Plumlee/Guillermo Hernangomez
Coach: Jeff Hornacek
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER:
PG: Russell Westbrook/Ronnie Price/Cameron Payne/Semaj Christon
SG: Victor Oladipo/Andre Roberson/Anthony Morrow
SF: Kyle Singler/Alex Abrines/Josh Huestis
PF: Ersan Ilyasova/Mitch McGary/Nick Collison
C: Steven Adams/Enes Kanter/Domantas Sabonis
Coach: Billy Donovan
ORLANDO MAGIC:
PG: Elfrid Payton/D.J. Augustin/C.J. Watson
SG: Evan Fournier/Jodie Meeks/C.J. Wilcox
SF: Jeff Green/Mario Hezonja
PF: Serge Ibaka/Aaron Gordon
C: Nikola Vucevic/Bismack Biyombo/Stephen Zimmerman
Coach: Frank Vogel
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS:
PG: Jerryd Bayless/Sergio Rodriguez/T.J. McConnell/Kendall Marshall
SG: Gerald Henderson/Hollis Thompson/Nik Stauskas/Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot/Brandon Paul
SF: Ben Simmons/Robert Covington/Richaun Holmes/James Webb
PF: Nerlens Noel/Jerami Grant/Dario Saric/Carl Landry/Shawn Long
C: Jahlil Okafor/Joel Embiid
Coach: Brett Brown
PHOENIX SUNS:
PG: Brandon Knight/Archie Goodwin/Tyler Ulis
SG: Eric Bledsoe/Devin Booker/Leandro Barbosa/John Jenkins
SF: P.J. Tucker/Jared Dudley/ T.J. Warren
PF: Alex Len/Marquese Chriss/Alan Williams
C: Tyson Chandler/Dragan Bender
Coach: Earl Watson
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS:
PG: Damian Lillard/Shabazz Napier/Tim Quarterman
SG: C.J. McCollum/Evan Turner/Pat Connaughton/Luis Montero
SF: Al-Farouq Aminu/Allen Crabbe/Moe Harkless/Jake Layman
PF: Ed Davis/Meyers Leonard/Noah Vonleh
C: Mason Plumlee/Festus Ezeli
Coach: Terry Stotts
SACRAMENTO KINGS:
PG: Darren Collison/Garrett Temple
SG: Arron Afflalo/Ben McLemore/Malachi Richardson
SF: Rudy Gay/Matt Barnes/Omri Casspi/Lamar Patterson
PF: Willie Cauley-Stein/Anthony Tolliver/Skal Labissiere
C: DeMarcus Cousins/Kosta Koufos/Georgios Papagiannis
Coach: Dave Joerger
SAN ANTONIO SPURS:
PG: Tony Parker/Patty Mills/Dejounte Murray/Ryan Arcidiacono/Bryn Forbes
SG: Danny Green/Manu Ginobili/Patricio Garino
SF: Kawhi Leonard/Kyle Anderson/Jonathon Simmons
PF: LaMarcus Aldridge/David Lee/Davis Bertans/Livio Jean-Charles
C: Pau Gasol/Dewayne Dedmon
Coach: Gregg Popovich
TORONTO RAPTORS:
PG: Kyle Lowry/Cory Joseph/Delon Wright/Fred Van Vleet
SG: DeMar DeRozan/Terrence Ross/Norman Powell/Drew Crawford
SF: DeMarre Carroll/Bruno Caboclo
PF: Patrick Patterson/Jared Sullinger/Pascal Siakam/Jarrod Uthoff
C: Jonas Valanciunas/Jakob Poltl/Lucas Nogueira/Yanick Moreirai
Coach: Dwane Casey
UTAH JAZZ:
PG: George Hill/Shelvin Mack/Raul Neto/Dante Exum
SG: Joe Johnson/Rodney Hood/Alec Burks
SF: Gordon Hayward/Joe Ingles/Chris Johnson
PF: Derrick Favors/Boris Diaw/Trey Lyles
C: Rudy Gobert/Jeff Withey/Tibor Pleiss/Joel Bolomboy
Coach: Quin Snyder
WASHINGTON WIZARDS:
PG: John Wall/Trey Burke/Tomas Satoransky
SG: Bradley Beal/Marcus Thornton/Jarell Eddie/Sheldon McClellan/Danuel House
SF: Otto Porter/Kelly Oubre
PF: Markieff Morris/Andrew Nicholson/Daniel Ochefu
C: Marcin Gortat/Ian Mahinmi/Jason Smith
Coach: Scott Brooks
Post by: razorsharp on October 08, 2016, 07:16:09 AM
as usual gold medal nanaman team usa ! hahaha! kailan kaya Pilipinas magkakaGold medal
tekamuna - payag na akong kulelat ang pinas basta't maka-pasok lang muna sa olympics.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 25, 2016, 01:55:39 PM
ATLANTA HAWKS:
PG: Dennis Schroeder/Malcolm Delany
SG: Kent Bazemore/Thabo Sefolosha/Tim Hardaway Jr.
SF: Kyle Korver/Taurean Prince/DeAndre Bembry
PF: Paul Millsap/Mike Scott/Kris Humphries
C: Dwight Howard/Mike Muscala/Tiago Splitter/Walter Tavares
Coach: Mike Budenholzer
BOSTON CELTICS:
PG: Isaiah Thomas/Marcus Smart/Terry Rozier/Demetrius Jackson
SG: Avery Bradley/Gerald Green/James Young
SF: Jae Crowder/Jaylen Brown/Jonas Jerebko
PF: Amir Johnson/Jordan Mickey
C: Al Horford/Kelly Olynyk/Tyler Zeller
Coach: Brad Stevens
BROOKLYN NETS:
PG: Jeremy Lin/Greivis Vasquez/Isaiah Whitehead
SG: Randy Foye/Sean Kilpatrick/Caris LeVert/Joe Harris
SF: Rondae Hollis-Jefferson/Bojan Bogdanovic
PF: Trevor Booker/Luis Scola/Anthony Bennett/Chris McCullough
C: Brook Lopez/Justin Hamilton
Coach: Kenny Atkinson
CHARLOTTE HORNETS:
PG: Kemba Walker/ Ramon Sessions/Brian Roberts
SG: Nicolas Batum/Marco Belinelli/Jeremy Lamb/Aaron Harrison
SF: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist/Treveon Graham
PF: Marvin Williams/Frank Kaminsky/Christian Wood
C: Cody Zeller/Roy Hibbert /Spencer Hawes
Coach: Steve Clifford
CHICAGO BULLS:
PG: Rajon Rondo/Michael Carter-Williams/Isaiah Canaan/Jerian Grant
SG: Dwyane Wade/Denzel Valentine
SF: Jimmy Butler/Doug McDermott/Paul Zipser
PF: Taj Gibson/Nikola Mirotic/Bobby Portis
C: Robin Lopez/Cristiano Felicio
Coach: Fred Hoiberg
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS:
PG: Kyrie Irving/Kay Felder/Mo Williams
SG: J.R. Smith/Iman Shumpert/Jordan McRae/DeAndre Liggins
SF: LeBron James/Mike Dunleavy/Richard Jefferson/James Jones
PF: Kevin Love/Channing Frye
C: Tristan Thompson/Chris Andersen
Coach: Tyronn Lue
DALLAS MAVERICKS:
PG: Deron Williams/J.J. Barea/Devin Harris
SG: Wesley Matthews/Seth Curry/Nicolas Brussino
SF: Harrison Barnes/Justin Anderson/Dorian Finney-Smith
PF: Dirk Nowitzki/Dwight Powell/Quincy Acy
C: Andrew Bogut/Salah Mejri/A.J. Hammons
Coach: Rick Carlisle
DENVER NUGGETS:
PG: Emmanuel Mudiay/Jameer Nelson
SG: Gary Harris/Will Barton/Jamal Murray/Malik Beasley
SF: Danilo Gallinari/Wilson Chandler/Mike Miller
PF: Nikola Jokic/Kenneth Faried/Juan Hernangomez/Darrell Arthur
C: Jusuf Nurkic/Jarnell Stokes
Coach: Michael Malone
DETROIT PISTONS:
PG: Reggie Jackson/Ish Smith/Beno Udrih
SG: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope/Michael Gbinije/Darrun Hilliard
SF: Marcus Morris/Stanley Johnson/Reggie Bullock
PF: Tobias Harris/Jon Leuer/Henry Ellenson
C: Andre Drummond/Aron Baynes/Boban Marjanovic
Coach: Stan Van Gundy
GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS:
PG: Stephen Curry/Shaun Livingston
SG: Klay Thompson/Ian Clark/Patrick McCaw
SF: Kevin Durant/Andre Iguodala
PF: Draymond Green/David West/Kevon Looney/James McAdoo
C: Zaza Pachulia/Anderson Varejao/JaVale McGee/Damian Jones
Coach: Steve Kerr
HOUSTON ROCKETS:
PG: Patrick Beverley/Bobby Brown/Tyler Ennis
SG: James Harden/Eric Gordon/K.J. McDaniels
SF: Trevor Ariza/Corey Brewer/Sam Dekker
PF: Ryan Anderson/Montrezl Harrell/Chinanu Onuaku/Kyle Wiltjer
C: Clint Capela/Maybyner Nene
Coach: Mike D’Antoni
INDIANA PACERS:
PG: Jeff Teauge/Aaron Brooks/Joseph Young
SG: Monta Ellis/Rodney Stuckey
SF: Paul George/C.J. Miles/Glen Robinson III/Georges Niang
PF: Thaddeus Young/Lavoy Allen/Rakeem Christmas
C: Myles Turner/Al Jefferson/Kevin Seraphin
Coach: Nate McMillan
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS:
PG: Chris Paul/Austin Rivers/Raymond Felton
SG: J.J. Redick/Jamal Crawford/Alan Anderson
SF: Luc Mbah a Moute/Wesley Johnson/Paul Pierce
PF: Blake Griffin/Brandon Bass/Brice Johnson
C: DeAndre Jordan/Marreese Speights/Diamond Stone
Coach: Doc Rivers
LOS ANGELES LAKERS:
PG: D’Angelo Russell/Jose Calderon/Marcelo Huertas
SG: Jordan Clarkson/Lou Williams
SF: Luol Deng/Brandon Ingram/Nick Young/Metta World Peace
PF: Julius Randle/Larry Nance/Thomas Robinson
C: Timofey Mozgov/Tarik Black/Ivica Zubac
Coach: Luke Walton
MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES:
PG: Mike Conley/Wade Baldwin
SG: Tony Allen/Troy Daniels/Andrew Harrison
SF: Chandler Parsons/Vince Carter/James Ennis/Troy Williams
PF: JaMychal Green/Zach Randolph/Jarell Martin
C: Marc Gasol/Brandan Wright/Deyonta Davis
Coach: David Fizdale
MIAMI HEAT:
PG: Goran Dragic/Tyler Johnson/Rodney McGruder
SG: Dion Waiters/Wayne Ellington/Josh Richardson
SF: Justise Winslow/Luke Babbitt/James Johnson
PF: Derrick Williams/Udonis Haslem/Josh McRoberts/Chris Bosh
C: Hassan Whiteside/Willie Reed
Coach: Erik Spoelstra
MILWAUKEE BUCKS:
PG: Giannis Antetokounmpo/Matthew Dellavedova/Malcolm Brogdon
SG: Tony Snell/Rashad Vaughn/Jason Terry/Khris Middleton
SF: Jabari Parker/Michael Beasley/Steve Novak
PF: John Henson/Mirza Teletovic
C: Miles Plumlee/Greg Monroe/Thon Maker
Coach: Jason Kidd
MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES:
PG: Ricky Rubio/Kris Dunn/Tyus Jones/John Lucas III
SG: Zach LaVine/Brandon Rush
SF: Andrew Wiggins/Shabazz Muhammad
PF: Gorgui Dieng/Adreian Payne/Nemanja Bjelica
C: Karl-Anthony Towns/Cole Aldrich/Jordan Hill/Nikola Pekovic
Coach: Tom Thibodeau
NEW ORLEANS PELICANS:
PG: Jrue Holiday/Langston Galloway/Tim Frazier
SG: E’Twaun Moore/Buddy Hield/Lance Stephenson
SF: Tyreke Evans/Solomon Hill/Quincy Pondexter
PF: Anthony Davis/Terrence Jones/Dante Cunningham/Cheick Diallo
C: Omer Asik/Alexis Ajinca
Coach: Alvin Gentry
NEW YORK KNICKS:
PG: Derrick Rose/Brandon Jennings/Ron Baker
SG: Courtney Lee/Justin Holiday/Sasha Vujacic
SF: Carmelo Anthony/Lance Thomas/Mindaugas Kuzminskas
PF: Kristaps Porzingis/Maurice Ndour
C: Joakim Noah/Kyle O’Quinn/Guillermo Hernangomez/Marshall Plumlee
Coach: Jeff Hornacek
OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER:
PG: Russell Westbrook/Cameron Payne/Semaj Christon
SG: Victor Oladipo/Andre Roberson/Anthony Morrow
SF: Kyle Singler/Alex Abrines/Josh Huestis
PF: Domantas Sabonis/Ersan Ilyasova/Nick Collison
C: Steven Adams/Enes Kanter/Joffrey Lauvergne
Coach: Billy Donovan
ORLANDO MAGIC:
PG: Elfrid Payton/D.J. Augustin/C.J. Watson
SG: Evan Fournier/Jodie Meeks/C.J. Wilcox
SF: Aaron Gordon/Mario Hezonja/Damjan Rudez
PF: Serge Ibaka/Jeff Green/Arinze Onuaku
C: Nikola Vucevic/Bismack Biyombo/Stephen Zimmerman
Coach: Frank Vogel
PHILADELPHIA 76ERS:
PG: Sergio Rodriguez/Jerryd Bayless/T.J. McConnell
SG: Gerald Henderson Nik Stauskas/Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot
SF: Ben Simmons/Hollis Thompson/Robert Covington/Richaun Holmes
PF: Dario Saric/Nerlens Noel/Jerami Grant
C: Joel Embiid/Jahlil Okafor
Coach: Brett Brown
PHOENIX SUNS:
PG: Eric Bledsoe/Brandon Knight/Tyler Ulis
SG: Devin Booker/Leandro Barbosa/John Jenkins
SF: T.J. Warren/P.J. Tucker/Derrick Jones
PF: Jared Dudley/Marquese Chriss/Dragan Bender
C: Tyson Chandler/Alex Len/Alan Williams
Coach: Earl Watson
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS:
PG: Damian Lillard/Shabazz Napier
SG: C.J. McCollum/Allen Crabbe/Pat Connaughton/Tim Quarterman
SF: Moe Harkless/Evan Turner/Jake Layman
PF: Al-Farouq Aminu/Ed Davis/Noah Vonleh
C: Mason Plumlee/Meyers Leonard/Festus Ezeli
Coach: Terry Stotts
SACRAMENTO KINGS:
PG: Darren Collison/Ty Lawson/Garrett Temple
SG: Arron Afflalo/Ben McLemore/Malachi Richardson
SF: Rudy Gay/Matt Barnes/Omri Casspi
PF: Willie Cauley-Stein/Anthony Tolliver/Skal Labissiere
C: DeMarcus Cousins/Kosta Koufos/Georgios Papagiannis
Coach: Dave Joerger
SAN ANTONIO SPURS:
PG: Tony Parker/Patty Mills/Nicolas Laprovittola/Bryn Forbes
SG: Danny Green/Manu Ginobili/Dejounte Murray
SF: Kawhi Leonrd/Kyle Anderson/Jonathon Simmons
PF: LaMarcus Aldridge/David Lee/Davis Bertans
C: Pau Gasol/Dewayne Dedmon
Coach: Gregg Popovich
TORONTO RAPTORS:
PG: Kyle Lowry/Cory Joseph/Delon Wright/Fred Van Vleet
SG: DeMar DeRozan/Norman Powell
SF: DeMarre Carroll/Terrence Ross/Bruno Caboclo
PF: Jared Sullinger/Patrick Patterson/Pascal Siakam
C: Jonas Valanciunas/Jakob Poltl/Lucas Nogueira
Coach: Dwane Casey
UTAH JAZZ:
PG: George Hill/Dante Exum/Shelvin Mack/Raul Neto
SG: Rodney Hood/Alec Burks
SF: Gordon Hayward/Joe Johnson/Joe Ingles
PF: Derrick Favors/Boris Diaw/Trey Lyles/Joel Bolomboy
C: Rudy Gobert/Jeff Withey
Coach: Quin Snyder
WASHINGTON WIZARDS:
PG: John Wall/Trey Burke/Tomas Satoransky
SG: Bradley Beal/Marcus Thornton/Sheldon McClellan
SF: Otto Porter/Kelly Oubre/Danuel House
PF: Markieff Morris/Jason Smith/Andrew Nicholson
C: Marcin Gortat/Ian Mahinmi/Daniel Ochefu
Coach: Scott Brooks
Post Merge: October 26, 2016, 06:04:17 PM
October 26, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks - 88 Cavaliers - 107
Anthony: 19 Pts. Jennings: 5 Asts. Porzingis: 7 Rebs./Irving: 29 Pts. James: 14 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs.
Jazz - 104 Blazers - 113
Johnson: 29 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 39 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Lillard: 9 Rebs.
Spurs - 129 Warriors - 100
Leonard: 35 Pts. Mills: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Durant: 27 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 1-0
2. Raptors 0-0
3. Heat 0-0
4. Hawks 0-0
5. Celtics 0-0
6. Hornets 0-0
7. Pacers 0-0
8. Pistons 0-0
9. Bulls 0-0
10. Wizards 0-0
11. Magic 0-0
12. Bucks 0-0
13. Nets 0-0
14. Sixers 0-0
15. Knicks 0-1
West:
1. Spurs 1-0
2. Blazers 1-0
3. Thunder 0-0
4. Clippers 0-0
5. Mavericks 0-0
6. Grizzlies 0-0
7. Rockets 0-0
8. Kings 0-0
9. Nuggets 0-0
10. Pelicans 0-0
11. Timberwolves 0-0
12. Suns 0-0
13. Lakers 0-0
14. Jazz 0-1
15. Warriors 0-1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 28, 2016, 11:57:47 AM
Heat – 108 Magic – 96
Whiteside: 18 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs./Fournier: 20 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks – 121 Pacers – 130
Williams: 25 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Barnes: 9 Rebs./Turner: 30 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Turner: 16 Rebs.
Nets – 117 Celtics – 122
Bogdanovic: 21 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Hamilton: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 25 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Bradley: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 91 Raptors – 109
Harris: 22 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Morris: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 40 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Hornets – 107 Bucks – 96
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist: 23 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 14 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 31 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 5 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 98 Grizzlies – 102
Wiggins: 25 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Dieng: 14 Rebs./Conley: 24 Pts. Baldwin: 6 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 107 Pelicans – 102
Nurkic: 23 Pts. Nurkic: 3 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs./Davis: 50 Pts. Frazier: 11 Asts. Davis: 16 Rebs.
Thunder – 103 Sixers – 97
Westbrook: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs./Embiid: 20 Pts. Rodriguez: 9 Asts. Embiid: 7 Rebs.
Kings - 113 Suns - 94
Cousins: 24 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./Booker: 18 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 114 Lakers - 120
Harden: 34 Pts. Harden: 17 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs./Clarkson: 25 Pts. Randle: 6 Asts. Mozgov: 8 Rebs.
Top Performances:
Anthony Davis – 50 pts, 16 rebs, 7 stls, 5 asts, 4 blks
James Harden - 34 pts, 17 asts, 8 rebs, 1 stls
Russell Westbrook – 32 pts, 12 rebs, 9 asts,
Myles Turner – 30 pts, 16 rebs, 4 blks, 2 stls, 1 asts
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 1-0
2. Pacers 1-0
3. Raptors 1-0
4. Heat 1-0
5. Celtics 1-0
6. Hornets 1-0
7. Hawks 0-0
8. Wizards 0-0
9. Bulls 0-0
10. Pistons 0-1
11. Magic 0-1
12. Bucks 0-1
13. Nets 0-1
14. Sixers 0-1
15. Knicks 0-1
West:
1. Spurs 1-0
2. Blazers 1-0
3. Thunder 1-0
4. Lakers 1-0
5. Kings 1-0
6. Grizzlies 1-0
7. Nuggets 1-0
8. Clippers 0-0
9. Mavericks 0-1
10. Pelicans 0-1
11. Timberwolves 0-1
12. Suns 0-1
13. Rockets 0-1
14. Jazz 0-1
15. Warriors 0-1
Friday, October 28 Schedule: 4 games
Washington at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Chicago – 8 pm ET on TNT
San Antonio at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: October 28, 2016, 05:42:00 PM
October 28, Final Scores/Leaders:
Wizards – 99 Hawks – 114
Morris: 22 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./Millsap: 28 Pts. Millsap: 6 Asts. Howard: 19 Rebs.
Celtics – 99 Bulls – 105
Thomas: 25 Pts. Bradley: 5 Asts. Horford: 7 Rebs./ Butler: 24 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Gibson: 10 Rebs.
Spurs – 102 Kings – 94
Leonard: 30 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Anderson: 8 Rebs./ Cousins: 37 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs.
Clippers – 114 Blazers – 106
Griffin: 27 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Griffin: 13 Rebs./Lillard: 29 Pts. Plumlee: 4 Asts. Lillard: 10 Rebs.
Top Performers:
DeMarcus Cousins – 37 pts, 16 rebs, 2 asts, 1 stls
Kawhi Leonard – 30 pts, 5 asts, 5 stls, 3 rebs
Damian Lillard – 29 pts, 10 rebs, 3 asts
Paul Millsap – 28 pts, 7 rebs, 6 asts, 1 blks
Blake Griffin – 27 pts, 13 rebs, 3 stls, 2 asts, 1 blks
Saturday, October 29 Schedule: 8 games
Cleveland at Toronto – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Charlotte at Miami – 8 pm ET
Houston at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Utah – 9 pm ET
Golden State at New Orleans – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: October 29, 2016, 08:08:19 PM
October 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers - 94 Raptors - 91
Irving: 26 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 32 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 17 Rebs.
Pacers - 94 Nets - 103
George: 22 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Turner: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 25 Pts. Lin: 9 Asts. Booker: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 82 Pistons - 108
Gordon: 17 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs./Harris: 18 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Drummond: 20 Rebs.
Suns - 110 Thunder - 113
Warren: 30 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 51 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs.
Hornets - 97 Heat - 91
Walker: 24 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Williams: 11 Rebs./Whiteside: 20 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Rockets - 106 Mavericks - 98
Ariza: 27 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs./Barnes: 31 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs.
Lakers - 89 Jazz - 96
Williams: 17 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Deng: 12 Rebs./Hill: 23 Pts. Hill: 3 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
Warriors - 122 Pelicans - 114
Durant: 30 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Durant: 17 Rebs./Davis: 45 Pts. Frazier: 10 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs.
Top Performers:
Russell Westbrook - 51 pts, 13 rebs, 10 asts, 2 stls
Anthony Davis - 45 pts, 17 rebs, 3 asts, 2 stls, 2 blks
DeMar DeRozan - 32 pts, 7 rebs, 2 asts, 2 stls,
Kevin Durant - 30 pts, 17 rebs, 6 asts, 2 stls, 2 blks
T.J. Warren - 30 pts, 9 rebs, 3 stls, 1 asts
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 2-0
2. Hornets 2-0
3. Bulls 1-0
4. Hawks 1-0
5. Celtics 1-1
6. Raptors 1-1
7. Pistons 1-1
8. Heat 1-1
9. Nets 1-1
10. Pacers 1-1
11. Sixers 0-1
12. Bucks 0-1
13. Wizards 0-1
14. Knicks 0-1
15. Magic 0-2
West:
1. Spurs 2-0
2. Thunder 2-0
3. Clippers 1-0
4. Nuggets 1-0
5. Grizzlies 1-0
6. Blazers 1-1
7. Kings 1-1
8. Rockets 1-1
9. Jazz 1-1
10. Lakers 1-1
11. Warriors 1-1
12. Timberwolves 0-1
13. Pelicans 0-2
14. Mavericks 0-2
15. Suns 0-2
Post Merge: October 29, 2016, 10:05:45 PM
Sunday, October 30 Schedule: 9 games
Atlanta at Philadelphia – 12:30 pm ET
Boston at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Memphis at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
New Orleans at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Denver – 9 pm ET
Minnesota at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 30, 2016, 03:42:35 PM
Hawks - 104 Sixers - 72
Millsap: 17 Pts. Schroder: 11 Asts. Humphries: 10 Rebs./Rodriguez: 14 Pts. Rodriguez: 5 Asts. Holmes: 6 Rebs.
Celtics - 104 Hornets - 98
Bradley: 31 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Bradley: 11 Rebs./ Walker: 29 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 104 Knicks - 111
Gasol: 20 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./ Porzingis: 21 Pts. Noah: 7 Asts. Noah: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 99 Cavaliers - 105
Fournier: 22 Pts. Fournier: 5 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./ James: 23 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Pacers - 101 Bulls - 118
Turner: 20 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Young: 5 Rebs./ McDermott: 23 Pts. Rondo: 13 Asts. Gibson: 8 Rebs.
Nets - 108 Bucks - 110
Bogdanovic: 26 Pts. Lin: 10 Asts. Booker: 14 Rebs./ Vaughn: 22 Pts. Dellavedova: 9 Asts. Henson: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans - 79 Spurs - 98
Davis: 18 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Asik: 7 Rebs./Leonard: 20 Pts. Mills: 5 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Blazers - 115 Nuggets - 113
Lillard: 37 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aminu: 12 Rebs./Jokic: 23 Pts. Mudiay: 4 Asts. Jokic: 17 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 103 Kings - 106
Wiggins: 29 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Dieng: 13 Rebs./ Cousins: 29 Pts. Barnes: 9 Asts. Koufos: 8 Rebs.
Top Performers:
Damian Lillard - 37 pts, 7 asts, 5 rebs, 3 stls, 1 blks
Avery Bradley - 31 pts, 11 rebs, 4 asts, 1 stls, 8 three-pointers made
DeMarcus Cousins - 29 pts, 7 rebs, 4 asts, 1 stls
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 3-0
2. Bulls 2-0
3. Hawks 2-0
4. Celtics 2-1
5. Hornets 2-1
6. Raptors 1-1
7. Pistons 1-1
8. Heat 1-1
9. Bucks 1-1
10. Knicks 1-1
11. Nets 1-2
12. Pacers 1-2
13. Wizards 0-1
14. Sixers 0-2
15. Magic 0-3
West:
1. Spurs 3-0
2. Thunder 2-0
3. Clippers 1-0
4. Blazers 2-1
5. Kings 2-1
6. Jazz 1-1
7. Lakers 1-1
8. Grizzlies 1-1
9. Nuggets 1-1
10. Rockets 1-1
11. Warriors 1-1
12. Timberwolves 0-2
13. Mavericks 0-2
14. Suns 0-2
15. Pelicans 0-3
Monday, October 31 Schedule: 7 games
Utah at L.A. Clippers – 4:30 pm ET
Golden State at Phoenix – 6 pm ET
San Antonio at Miami – 6 pm ET
Milwaukee at Detroit – 6 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET
Washington at Memphis – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Dallas at Houston – 8 pm ET
Post Merge: October 31, 2016, 03:39:24 PM
October 31, Final Scores/Leaders:
Jazz - 75 Clippers - 88
Hill: 18 Pts. Hill: 3 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Rivers: 19 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs.
Warriors - 106 Suns - 100
Durant: 37 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs./Warren: 26 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Chandler: 18 Rebs.
Spurs - 106 Heat - 99
Leonar d: 27 Pts. Leonard: 6 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./Whiteside: 27 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Bucks - 83 Pistons - 98
Antetokounmpo: 17 Pts. Anteto kounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Drummond: 23 Rebs.
Lakers - 96 Thunder - 113
Randle: 20 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs./Westbrook: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 16 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs.
Wizards - 103 Grizzlies - 112
Wall: 22 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Conley: 24 Pts. Conley: 11 Asts. Ennis: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 92 Rockets - 93
Matthews: 25 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Bogut: 14 Re bs./Harden: 28 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Anderson: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 3-0
2. Bulls 2-0
3. Hawks 2-0
4. Celtics 2-1
5. Hornets 2-1
6. Pistons 2-1
7. Raptors 1-1
8. Knicks 1-1
9. Bucks 1-2
10. Heat 1-2
11. Nets 1-2
12. Pacers 1-2
13. Wizards 0-2
14. Sixers 0-2
15. Magic 0-3
West:
1. Spurs 4-0
2. Thunder 3-0
3. Clippers 2-0
4. Blazers 2-1
5. Kings 2-1
6. Warriors 2-1
7. Grizzlies 2-1
8. Rockets 2-1
9. Nuggets 1-1
10. Jazz 1-2
11. Lakers 1-2
12. Timberwolves 0-2
13. Mavericks 0-3
14. Suns 0-3
15. Pelicans 0-3
Tuesday, November 01 Schedule: 4 games
Denver at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Phoenix at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: November 01, 2016, 02:57:38 PM
November 01, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nuggets – 102 Raptors – 105
Mudiay: 16 Pts. Mudiay: 4 Asts. Nurkic: 18 Rebs./ DeRozan: 33 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Bulls – 118 Nets – 88
Butler: 22 Pts. Canaan: 6 Asts. Gibson: 11 Rebs./ Bogdanovic: 15 Pts. Lin: 4 Asts. Booker: 8 Rebs.
Kings – 95 Hawks – 106
Gay: 22 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./ Howard: 18 Pts. Millsap: 8 Asts. Millsap: 14 Rebs.
Suns – 98 Clippers – 116
Knight: 18 Pts. Ulis: 6 Asts. Bledsoe: 8 Rebs./Paul: 24 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Griffin: 11 Rebs.
Top Performers:
DeMar DeRozan – 33 pts, 5 rebs, 1 asts, 1 stls
Kyle Lowry – 29 pts, 7 asts, 5 rebs, 3 stls
Blake Griffin – 21 pts, 11 rebs, 5 asts, 1 blks
Standings:
East:
1. Bulls 3-0
2. Hawks 3-0
3. Cavaliers 3-0
4. Celtics 2-1
5. Raptors 2-1
6. Pistons 2-1
7. Hornets 2-1
8. Knicks 1-1
9. Heat 1-2
10. Bucks 1-2
11. Pacers 1-2
12. Nets 1-3
13. Wizards 0-2
14. Sixers 0-2
15. Magic 0-3
West:
1. Spurs 4-0
2. Clippers 3-0
3. Thunder 3-0
4. Grizzlies 2-1
5. Blazers 2-1
6. Rockets 2-1
7. Warriors 2-1
8. Kings 2-2
9. Jazz 1-2
10. Nuggets 1-2
11. Lakers 1-2
12. Timberwolves 0-2
13. Mavericks 0-3
14. Pelicans 0-3
15. Suns 0-3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 02, 2016, 04:00:28 PM
Rockets – 120 Cavaliers – 128
Harden: 41 Pts. Harden: 15 Asts. Harden: 7 Rebs./Irving: 32 Pts. James: 8 Asts. James: 13 Rebs.
Magic – 103 Sixers – 101
Vucevic: 24 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs./Thompson: 22 Pts. Rodriguez: 11 Asts. Embiid: 10 Rebs.
Lakers – 108 Pacers – 115
Williams: 19 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs./George: 30 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. George: 7 Rebs.
Kings – 96 Heat – 108
Gay: 30 Pts. Cousins: 4 Asts. Gay: 12 Rebs./Dragic: 25 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Knicks – 89 Pistons – 102
Anthony: 24 Pts. Noah: 8 Asts. Noah: 12 Rebs./Harris: 25 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Bucks – 117 Pelicans – 113
Antetokounmpo: 24 Pts. Dellavedova: 8 Asts. Monroe: 11 Rebs./Davis: 35 Pts. Frazier: 9 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 80 Timberwolves – 116
Davis: 17 Pts. Harris: 5 Asts. Davis: 6 Rebs./LaVine: 31 Pts. Dunn: 6 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 106 Spurs – 91
Hill: 22 Pts. Hill: 7 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./Leonard: 30 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Warriors – 127 Blazers – 104
Curry: 28 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Lillard: 31 Pts. Plumlee: 6 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs.
Top Performers:
James Harden – 41 pts, 15 asts, 7 rebs, 1 stls
Anthony Davis – 35 pts, 15 rebs, 3 blks, 3 stls, 2 asts
Rudy Gay – 30 pts, 12 rebs, 1 asts, 1 stls
Paul George – 30 pts, 7 rebs, 4 stls, 1 asts, 1 blks
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 4-0
2. Bulls 3-0
3. Hawks 3-0
4. Pistons 3-1
5. Celtics 2-1
6. Raptors 2-1
7. Hornets 2-1
8. Bucks 2-2
9. Heat 2-2
10. Pacers 2-2
11. Knicks 1-2
12. Magic 1-3
13. Nets 1-3
14. Wizards 0-2
15. Sixers 0-3
West:
1. Clippers 3-0
2. Thunder 3-0
3. Spurs 4-1
4. Warriors 3-1
5. Blazers 2-2
6. Jazz 2-2
7. Rockets 2-2
8. Grizzlies 2-2
9. Kings 2-3
10. Nuggets 1-2
11. Timberwolves 1-2
12. Lakers 1-3
13. Mavericks 0-3
14. Pelicans 0-4
15. Suns 0-4
Thursda3, November 2 Schedule: 10 games
Toronto at Washington – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at New York – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Chicago at Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Dallas at Utah – 9 pm ET
Portland at Phoenix – 10 pm ET
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: November 03, 2016, 01:30:17 PM
November 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 113 Wizards – 103
DeRozan: 40 Pts. DeRozan: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 7 Rebs./Wall: 33 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Porter: 13 Rebs.
Sixers – 93 Hornets – 109
Saric: 14 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Saric: 7 Rebs./Walker: 22 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 13 Rebs.
Pistons – 101 Nets – 109
Morris: 23 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Caldwell-Pope: 7 Rebs./Lopez: 34 Pts. Hollis-Jefferson: 6 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs.
Rockets – 118 Knicks – 99
Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 15 Asts. Harrell: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 21 Pts. Rose: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 8 Rebs.
Lakers – 123 Hawks – 116
Russell: 23 Pts. Russell: 8 Asts. Deng: 10 Rebs./Howard: 31 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans – 83 Grizzlies – 89
Stephenson: 21 Pts. Stephenson: 6 Asts. Asik: 11 Rebs./Green: 21 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs.
Bulls – 100 Celtics – 107
Butler: 23 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Rondo: 10 Rebs./Johnson: 23 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Johnson: 6 Rebs.
Mavericks – 81 Jazz – 97
Barnes: 14 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs./Hill: 25 Pts. Hill: 4 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Blazers – 115 Suns – 118
Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 12 Rebs./Warren: 27 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Chandler: 18 Rebs.
Thunder – 85 Clippers – 83
Westbrook: 35 Pts. Westbrook: 5 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs./Paul: 15 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Paul: 11 Rebs.
Top Performers:
DeMar DeRozan – 40 pts, 5 asts, 5 rebs, 2 stls
Brook Lopez – 34 pts, 11 rebs, 1 asts, 1 stls, 1 blks
John Wall – 33 pts, 11 asts, 5 rebs, 3 stls, 1 blks
James Harden – 30 pts, 15 asts, 6 rebs, 2 stls
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 4-0
2. Celtics 3-1
3. Bulls 3-1
4. Hawks 3-1
5. Hornets 3-1
6. Raptors 3-1
7. Pistons 3-2
8. Bucks 2-2
9. Heat 2-2
10. Pacers 2-2
11. Nets 2-3
12. Magic 1-3
13. Knicks 1-3
14. Wizards 0-3
15. Sixers 0-4
West:
1. Thunder 4-0
2. Spurs 4-1
3. Clippers 3-1
4. Warriors 3-1
5. Rockets 3-2
6. Grizzlies 3-2
7. Jazz 3-2
8. Blazers 2-3
9. Kings 2-3
10. Lakers 2-3
11. Nuggets 1-2
12. Timberwolves 1-2
13. Suns 1-4
14. Mavericks 0-4
15. Pelicans 0-5
Post Merge: November 04, 2016, 01:34:01 PM
November 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Kings - 94 Magic - 102
Cousins: 33 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. Cousins: 7 Rebs./ Fournier: 29 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Gordon: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 107 Bucks - 125
George: 23 Pts. Ellis: 10 Asts. Jefferson: 7 Rebs./ Parker: 27 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Monroe: 16 Rebs.
Nuggets - 102 Timberwolves - 99
Chandler: 19 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Nelson: 7 Rebs./ Towns: 32 Pts. Dunn: 9 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs.
Celtics - 122 Cavaliers - 128
Thomas: 30 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Bradley: 10 Rebs./ James: 30 Pts. James: 12 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs.
Thunder - 96 Warriors - 122
Oladipo: 21 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Lauvergne: 7 Rebs./Durant: 39 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Top Performers:
Kevin Durant - 39 pts, 7 rebs, 7 three-pointers, 1 asts
DeMarcus Cousins - 33 pts, 7 rebs, 4 asts, 2 stls, 1 blks
Karl-Anthony Towns - 32 pts, 14 rebs, 2 asts, 2 blks, 1 stls
LeBron James - 30 pts, 12 asts, 7 rebs, 1 stls
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 5-0
2. Bulls 3-1
3. Hawks 3-1
4. Hornets 3-1
5. Raptors 3-1
6. Celtics 3-2
7. Pistons 3-2
8. Bucks 3-2
9. Heat 2-2
10. Pacers 2-3
11. Nets 2-3
12. Magic 2-3
13. Knicks 1-3
14. Wizards 0-3
15. Sixers 0-4
West:
1. Warriors 4-1
2. Thunder 4-1
3. Spurs 4-1
4. Clippers 3-1
5. Rockets 3-2
6. Grizzlies 3-2
7. Jazz 3-2
8. Nuggets 2-2
9. Blazers 2-3
10. Lakers 2-3
11. Kings 2-4
12. Timberwolves 1-3
13. Suns 1-4
14. Mavericks 0-4
15. Pelicans 0-5
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 05, 2016, 02:06:02 PM
Hawks – 92 Wizards – 95
Howard: 20 Pts. Bazemore: 5 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Beal: 28 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 15 Rebs.
Heat – 87 Raptors – 96
Whiteside: 21 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs./DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Hornets – 99 Nets – 95
Walker: 30 Pts. Zeller: 6 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 10 Rebs./Kilpatrick: 19 Pts. Hollis-Jefferson: 6 Asts. Booker: 13 Rebs.
Knicks – 117 Bulls – 104
Porzingis: 27 Pts. Rose: 11 Asts. Noah: 9 Rebs./Wade: 35 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Wade: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 99 Grizzlies: 88
Paul: 27 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 21 Rebs./Conley: 30 Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Ennis: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 112 Pelicans – 111
Booker: 38 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Chandler: 18 Rebs./Davis: 22 Pts. Stephenson: 7 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Blazers – 105 Mavericks – 95
Lillard: 42 Pts. Lillard: 4 Asts. Aminu: 10 Rebs./Barea: 23 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Barnes: 10 Rebs.
Spurs - 100 Jazz - 86
Leonard: 29 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs./Hood: 18 Pts. Hill: 3 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs.
Warriors - 97 Lakers - 117
Durant: 27 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs./Randle: 20 Pts. Clarkson: 5 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 5-0
2. Hornets 4-1
3. Raptors 4-1
4. Pistons 3-2
5. Hawks 3-2
6. Bulls 3-2
7. Celtics 3-2
8. Bucks 3-2
9. Heat 2-3
10. Knicks 2-3
11. Magic 2-3
12. Pacers 2-3
13. Nets 2-4
14. Wizards 1-3
15. Sixers 0-4
West:
1. Spurs 5-1
2. Thunder 4-1
3. Clippers 4-1
4. Warriors 4-2
5. Rockets 3-2
6. Jazz 3-3
7. Blazers 3-3
8. Grizzlies 3-3
9. Lakers 3-3
10. Nuggets 2-2
11. Kings 2-4
12. Suns 2-4
13. Timberwolves 1-3
14. Mavericks 0-5
15. Pelicans 0-6
Post Merge: November 06, 2016, 03:33:57 PM
November 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Timberwolves - 92 Thunder - 112
Towns: 33 Pts. Jones: 4 Asts. Dieng: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 102 Sixers - 101
James: 25 Pts. James: 14 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs./Embiid: 22 Pts. Rodriguez: 11 Asts. Covington: 8 Rebs.
Wizards - 86 Magic - 88
Morris: 18 Pts. Morris: 3 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs./Green: 18 Pts. Augustin: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs.
Nuggets - 86 Pistons - 103
Chandler: 21 Pts. Nelson: 4 Asts. Nurkic: 12 Rebs./Drummond: 19 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Drummond: 20 Rebs.
Bulls - 94 Pacers - 111
Portis: 16 Pts. Rondo: 5 Asts. Gibson: 12 Rebs./Teague: 21 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. George: 7 Rebs.
Rockets - 97 Hawks - 112
Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Capela: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 23 Pts. Schroder: 12 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Kings - 91 Bucks - 117
Temple: 19 Pts. Farmar: 7 Asts. Koufos: 7 Rebs./Teletovic: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs.
Clippers - 116 Spurs - 92
Griffin: 28 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Speights: 8 Rebs./Aldridge: 16 Pts. Laprovittola: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 6 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 6-0
2. Hornets 4-1
3. Raptors 4-1
4. Pistons 4-2
5. Hawks 4-2
6. Bucks 4-2
7. Celtics 3-2
8. Bulls 3-3
9. Pacers 3-3
10. Magic 3-3
11. Knicks 2-3
12. Heat 2-3
13. Nets 2-4
14. Wizards 1-4
15. Sixers 0-5
West:
1. Thunder 5-1
2. Clippers 5-1
3. Spurs 5-2
4. Warriors 4-2
5. Rockets 3-3
6. Blazers 3-3
7. Jazz 3-3
8. Lakers 3-3
9. Grizzlies 3-3
10. Nuggets 2-3
11. Suns 2-4
12. Kings 2-5
13. Timberwolves 1-4
14. Mavericks 0-5
15. Pelicans 0-6
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 08, 2016, 07:00:17 PM
Jazz - 114 Knicks - 109
Hayward: 28 Pts. Hill: 9 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs./Anthony: 28 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Anthony: 9 Rebs.
Blazers - 100 Grizzlies - 94
McCollum: 37 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Harkless: 7 Rebs./Gasol: 21 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 96 Raptors - 91
Gay: 23 Pts. Lawson: 11 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs./DeRozan: 23 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Patterson: 9 Rebs.
Bucks - 75 Mavericks - 86
Parker: 16 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs./Barnes: 34 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Bogut: 16 Rebs.
Nuggets - 123 Celtics - 107
Mudiay: 30 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 30 Pts. Bradley: 6 Asts. Bradley: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 108 Lakers - 119
Booker: 39 Pts. Booker: 7 Asts. Chandler: 12 Rebs./Young: 22 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Mozgov: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 6-0
2. Hornets 4-1
3. Raptors 4-2
4. Hawks 4-2
5. Pistons 4-2
6. Bucks 4-3
7. Celtics 3-3
8. Bulls 3-3
9. Pacers 3-3
10. Magic 3-3
11. Heat 2-3
12. Knicks 2-4
13. Nets 2-4
14. Wizards 1-4
15. Sixers 0-5
West:
1. Thunder 5-1
2. Clippers 5-1
3. Spurs 5-2
4. Warriors 4-2
5. Blazers 4-3
6. Jazz 4-3
7. Lakers 4-3
8. Nuggets 3-3
9. Rockets 3-3
10. Grizzlies 3-4
11. Kings 3-5
12. Suns 2-5
13. Timberwolves 1-4
14. Mavericks 1-5
15. Pelicans 0-6
November 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Jazz – 109 Sixers – 84
Hayward: 20 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Favors: 14 Rebs./Okafor: 15 Pts. Rodriguez: 5 Asts. Embiid: 9 Rebs.
Rockets – 114 Wizards – 106
Harden: 32 Pts. Harden: 15 Asts. Anderson: 7 Rebs./Wall: 21 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Pacers – 100 Hornets – 122
Miles: 23 Pts. Brooks: 7 Asts. Jefferson: 9 Rebs./Walker: 24 Pts. Walker: 10 Asts. Hawes: 13 Rebs.
Magic – 80 Bulls – 112
Gordon: 15 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 7 Rebs./Butler: 20 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Gibson: 11 Rebs.
Heat – 85 Thunder – 97
J. Johnson: 18 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs./Kanter: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 106 Warriors – 116
Davis: 33 Pts. Frazier: 10 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Curry: 46 Pts. Green: 11 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Pistons – 82 Clippers – 114
Drummond: 15 Pts. Johnson: 3 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Paul: 24 Pts. Griffin: 9 Asts. Griffin: 10 Rebs.
Top Performers:
Stephen Curry - 46 pts, 5 asts, 5 rebs, 2 stls, 13 three-pointers (NBA record)
Anthony Davis - 33 pts, 13 rebs, 1 asts, 1 blks
James Harden - 32 pts, 15 asts, 6 rebs
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 6-0
2. Hornets 5-1
3. Raptors 4-2
4. Hawks 4-2
5. Pistons 4-3
6. Bulls 4-3
7. Bucks 4-3
8. Celtics 3-3
9. Magic 3-4
10. Pacers 3-4
11. Knicks 2-4
12. Nets 2-4
13. Heat 2-4
14. Wizards 1-5
15. Sixers 0-6
West:
1. Thunder 6-1
2. Clippers 6-1
3. Spurs 5-2
4. Warriors 5-2
5. Jazz 5-3
6. Lakers 4-3
7. Rockets 4-3
8. Blazers 4-3
9. Nuggets 3-3
10. Grizzlies 3-4
11. Kings 3-5
12. Suns 2-5
13. Timberwolves 1-4
14. Mavericks 1-5
15. Pelicans 0-7
Post Merge: November 10, 2016, 03:29:19 AM
November 9, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks – 110 Cavaliers – 106
Schroder: 28 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs./Irving: 29 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 110 Nets – 119
Wiggins: 36 Pts. Jones: 7 Asts. Wiggins: 8 Rebs./Lopez: 26 Pts. Whitehead: 7 Asts. Booker: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 107 Grizzlies – 108
Mudiay: 23 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Carter: 20 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Suns – 121 Blazers – 124
Bledsoe: 31 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 38 Pts. McCollum: 7 Asts. Vonleh: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks – 109 Lakers – 97
Barnes: 31 Pts. Barea: 8 Asts. Bogut: 8 Rebs./Clarkson: 22 Pts. Russell: 7 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 94 Kings – 102
Davis: 34 Pts. Frazier: 9 Asts. Asik: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 28 Pts. Gay: 6 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 6-1
2. Hornets 5-1
3. Hawks 5-2
4. Raptors 4-2
5. Pistons 4-3
6. Bulls 4-3
7. Bucks 4-3
8. Celtics 3-3
9. Nets 3-4
10. Magic 3-4
11. Pacers 3-4
12. Knicks 2-4
13. Heat 2-4
14. Wizards 1-5
15. Sixers 0-6
West:
1. Thunder 6-1
2. Clippers 6-1
3. Spurs 5-2
4. Warriors 5-2
5. Blazers 5-3
6. Jazz 5-3
7. Rockets 4-3
8. Lakers 4-4
9. Grizzlies 4-4
10. Kings 4-5
11. Nuggets 3-4
12. Mavericks 2-5
13. Suns 2-6
14. Timberwolves 1-5
15. Pelicans 0-8
Thursday, November 10 Schedule: 11 games
Brooklyn at New York – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Boston at Washington – 7 pm ET
Utah at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Chicago at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Toronto at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Houston at San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Portland at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Dallas at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 10, 2016, 08:05:37 PM
Nets – 96 Knicks – 110
Lopez: 21 Pts. Kilpatrick: 5 Asts. Harris: 7 Rebs./ Anthony: 22 Pts. Jennings: 11 Asts. Porzingis: 8 Rebs.
Celtics – 93 Wizards – 118
Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 10 Asts. Thomas: 6 Rebs./ Porter: 34 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Porter: 14 Rebs.
Sixers – 115 Pacers – 122
Covington: 23 Pts. McConnell: 5 Asts. Saric: 12 Rebs./ Teague: 30 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Turner: 9 Rebs.
Jazz – 98 Hornets – 104
Hayward: 29 Pts. Mack: 5 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs./ Walker: 21 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 123 Magic – 107
LaVine: 37 Pts. Dieng: 7 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./ Vucevic: 24 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Bulls – 107 Hawks – 115
Butler: 39 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Gibson: 6 Rebs./ Sefolosha: 20 Pts. Bazemore: 7 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs.
Raptors – 112 Thunder – 102
DeRozan: 37 Pts. Lowry: 13 Asts. Lowry: 9 Rebs./ Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Adams: 12
Rebs.
Pistons – 100 Suns – 107
Caldwell-Pope: 27 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Bledsoe: 21 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Len: 14 Rebs.
Rockets – 101 Spurs – 99
Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 15 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs./ Leonard: 34 Pts. Mills: 10 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs.
Blazers – 80 Clippers – 111
Napier: 11 Pts. Plumlee: 4 Asts. Vonleh: 11 Rebs./ Griffin: 22 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Griffin: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks – 95 Warriors – 116
Barnes: 25 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Powell: 9 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs.
Top Performers:
Jimmy Butler – 39 pts, 7 asts, 6 stls, 4 rebs
DeMar DeRozan – 37 pts, 6 asts, 4 rebs, 3 stls
Zach LaVine – 37 pts, 4 rebs, 3 asts, 1 stls, 7 three-pointers
Russell Westbrook – 36 pts, 7 rebs, 7 asts, 2 blks, 1 stls
Standings:
East:
1. Hornets 6-1
2. Cavaliers 6-1
3. Hawks 6-2
4. Raptors 5-2
5. Bucks 4-3
6. Bulls 4-4
7. Pacers 4-4
8. Pistons 4-4
9. Celtics 3-4
10. Knicks 3-4
11. Magic 3-5
12. Nets 3-5
13. Heat 2-4
14. Wizards 2-5
15. Sixers 0-7
West:
1. Clippers 7-1
2. Warriors 6-2
3. Thunder 6-2
4. Rockets 5-3
5. Spurs 5-3
6. Blazers 5-4
7. Jazz 5-4
8. Lakers 4-4
9. Grizzlies 4-4
10. Kings 4-5
11. Nuggets 3-4
12. Suns 3-6
13. Timberwolves 2-5
14. Mavericks 2-6
15. Pelicans 0-8
Friday, November 11 Schedule: 4 games
New Orleans at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Chicago at Miami – 8 pm ET on TNT
Golden State at Denver – 9 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: pinuno on November 11, 2016, 01:10:36 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 11, 2016, 05:48:25 PM
Pelicans – 112 Bucks – 106
Davis: 32 Pts. Frazier: 10 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs./Parker: 33 Pts. Dellavedova: 12 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Rebs.
Bulls – 98 Heat – 95
Butler: 20 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Rondo: 12 Rebs./ Whiteside: 20 Pts. Waiters: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 20
Rebs.
Warriors – 125 Nuggets – 101
Curry: 33 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Durant: 9 Rebs./Murray: 14 Pts. Murray: 6 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
Lakers – 101 Kings – 91
Williams: 21 Pts. Randle: 5 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./ Cousins: 28 Pts. Collison: 9 Asts. Cousins: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Hornets 6-1
2. Cavaliers 6-1
3. Hawks 6-2
4. Raptors 5-2
5. Bulls 5-4
6. Pistons 4-4
7. Bucks 4-4
8. Pacers 4-4
9. Celtics 3-4
10. Knicks 3-4
11. Magic 3-5
12. Nets 3-5
13. Heat 2-5
14. Wizards 2-5
15. Sixers 0-7
West:
1. Clippers 7-1
2. Warriors 7-2
3. Thunder 6-2
4. Rockets 5-3
5. Spurs 5-3
6. Blazers 5-4
7. Jazz 5-4
8. Lakers 5-4
9. Grizzlies 4-4
10. Kings 4-6
11. Nuggets 3-5
12. Suns 3-6
13. Timberwolves 2-5
14. Mavericks 2-6
15. Pelicans 1-8
Saturay, November 12 Schedule: 8 games
Indiana at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at Washington – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Utah at Orlando – 7 pm ET
New York at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Detroit at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Sacramento at Portland – 10 pm ET
Post Merge: November 12, 2016, 03:55:47 PM
November 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers - 105 Sixers - 109
George: 26 Pts. Ellis: 5 Asts. George: 9 Rebs./Embiid: 25 Pts. Rodriguez: 9 Asts. Holmes: 12 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 105 Wizards - 94
Irving: 29 Pts. Irving: 6 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs./Wall: 28 Pts. Porter: 5 Asts. Gortat: 15 Rebs.
Raptors - 113 Hornets - 111
DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Lowry: 8 Rebs./ Walker: 40 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Williams: 13 Rebs.
Jazz - 87 Magic - 74
Hayward: 20 Pts. Hayward: 8 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs./ Fournier: 21 Pts. Fournier: 4 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs.
Knicks - 87 Celtics - 115
Porzingis: 14 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Hernangomez: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 29 Pts. Smart: 10 Asts. Bradley: 10
Rebs.
Clippers - 110 Thunder - 108
Griffin: 25 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./ Westbrook: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 14 Rebs.
Pistons - 86 Spurs - 96
Drummond: 20 Pts. Caldwell-Pope: 7 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Gasol: 21 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs.
Kings - 120 Blazers - 122
Cousins: 33 Pts. Collison: 4 Asts. Gay: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 36 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Harkless: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 7-1
2. Raptors 6-2
3. Hornets 6-2
4. Hawks 6-2
5. Bulls 5-4
6. Celtics 4-4
7. Bucks 4-4
8. Pistons 4-5
9. Pacers 4-5
10. Knicks 3-5
11. Nets 3-5
12. Magic 3-6
13. Heat 2-5
14. Wizards 2-6
15. Sixers 1-7
West:
1. Clippers 8-1
2. Warriors 7-2
3. Thunder 6-3
4. Spurs 6-3
5. Rockets 5-3
6. Blazers 6-4
7. Jazz 6-4
8. Lakers 5-4
9. Grizzlies 4-4
10. Nuggets 3-5
11. Kings 4-7
12. Suns 3-6
13. Timberwolves 2-5
14. Mavericks 2-6
15. Pelicans 1-8
Post Merge: November 12, 2016, 09:33:12 PM
Sunday, November 13 Schedule: 11 games
L.A. Lakers at New Orleans – 7 pm ET
Boston at Indiana – 7 pm ET
New York at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Washington at Chicago – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Houston – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Utah at Miami – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET
Detroit at Denver – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Brooklyn at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Post Merge: November 13, 2016, 01:42:23 PM
November 13, Final Scores/Leaders:
Lakers – 126 Pelicans – 99
Clarkson: 23 Pts. Randle: 8 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs./ Davis: 34 Pts. Frazier: 10 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs.
Celtics – 105 Pacers – 99
Thomas: 23 Pts. Thomas: 5 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs./ Teague: 20 Pts. Teague: 4 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs.
Knicks – 107 Raptors – 118
Anthony: 31 Pts. Jennings: 5 Asts. Noah: 18 Rebs./ DeRozan: 33 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Nogueira: 10 Rebs.
Sixers – 96 Hawks – 117
Okafor: 18 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Saric: 7 Rebs./ Hardaway: 20 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs.
Wizards – 95 Bulls – 106
Morris: 24 Pts. Satoransky: 9 Asts. Morris: 15 Rebs./ Butler: 37 Pts. Butler: 9 Asts. Lopez: 13 Rebs.
Spurs – 106 Rockets – 100
Leonard: 20 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./ Gordon: 27 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 119 Timberwolves – 105
Griffin: 20 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs./Towns: 24 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 102 Heat – 91
Hayward: 25 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./ Whiteside: 15 Pts. J. Johnson: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 96 Bucks – 106
Gasol: 18 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Randolph: 7 Rebs./ Antetokounmpo: 27 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 5 Asts. Henson: 7 Rebs.
Pistons – 106 Nuggets – 95
Harris: 19 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./ Mudiay: 19 Pts. Harris: 4 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs.
Nets – 122 Suns – 104
Hollis-Jefferson: 20 Pts. Hollis-Jefferson: 4 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 13 Rebs./Warren: 18 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 7-1
2. Hawks 7-2
3. Raptors 7-2
4. Hornets 6-2
5. Bulls 6-4
6. Celtics 5-4
7. Bucks 5-4
8. Pistons 5-5
9. Nets 4-5
10. Pacers 4-6
11. Knicks 3-6
12. Magic 3-6
13. Heat 2-6
14. Wizards 2-7
15. Sixers 1-8
West:
1. Clippers 9-1
2. Warriors 7-2
3. Spurs 7-3
4. Thunder 6-3
5. Jazz 7-4
6. Lakers 6-4
7. Blazers 6-4
8. Rockets 5-4
9. Grizzlies 4-5
10. Kings 4-7
11. Nuggets 3-6
12. Suns 3-7
13. Mavericks 2-6
14. Timberwolves 2-6
15. Pelicans 1-9
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 14, 2016, 02:37:49 PM
Lakers - 99 Timberwolves - 125
Williams: 17 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./Wiggins: 47 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs.
Hornets - 93 Cavaliers - 100
Walker: 21 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 10 Rebs./Frye: 20 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 119 Thunder - 117
Ibaka: 31 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./Westbrook: 41 Pts. Westbrook: 16 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 120 Warriors - 133
Bledsoe: 20 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Tucker: 8 Rebs./Curry: 33 Pts. Green: 11 Asts. Durant: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 105 Blazers - 112
Gallinari: 19 Pts. Jokic: 3 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs./Lillard: 32 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 8-1
2. Hawks 7-2
3. Raptors 7-2
4. Hornets 6-3
5. Bulls 6-4
6. Celtics 5-4
7. Bucks 5-4
8. Pistons 5-5
9. Nets 4-5
10. Magic 4-6
11. Pacers 4-6
12. Knicks 3-6
13. Heat 2-6
14. Wizards 2-7
15. Sixers 1-8
West:
1. Clippers 9-1
2. Warriors 8-2
3. Spurs 7-3
4. Jazz 7-4
5. Blazers 7-4
6. Thunder 6-4
7. Lakers 6-5
8. Rockets 5-4
9. Grizzlies 4-5
10. Kings 4-7
11. Timberwolves 3-6
12. Nuggets 3-7
13. Suns 3-8
14. Mavericks 2-6
15. Pelicans 1-9
2016 NBA Bench Scoring:
1. Lakers – 51.2
2. Nets – 45.4
3. Bucks – 44.0
4. Sixers – 41.7
5. Hawks – 40.8
6. Clippers – 38.8
7. Pacers – 38.3
8. Hornets – 37.8
9. Nuggets – 37.6
10. Grizzlies – 37.3
11. Spurs – 37.2
12. Bulls – 36.5
13. Pelicans – 35.8
14. Heat – 34.6
15. Suns – 33.9
16. Celtics – 33.1
17. Kings – 31.7
18. Thunder – 31.7
19. Mavericks – 30.9
20. Rockets – 30.4
21. Knicks – 29.9
22. Magic – 29.1
23. Raptors – 29.0
24. Pistons – 28.7
25. Blazers – 28.7
26. Jazz – 28.0
27. Warriors – 27.8
28. Cavaliers – 26.1
29. Timberwolves – 25.5
30. Wizards – 25.3
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James Harden became the first player in NBA history with at least 24 points, 12 assists and six boards in six straight games. On the season, Harden is averaging a mind-boggling 30.0 points, 13.0 assists, 8.1 rebounds, 3.1 three-pointers and 1.1 steals. Seriously. Harden has more made 3-pointers this season than everyone except Steph Curry. He has more rebounds than LeBron James. He has more points than Kevin Durant. And he more far more assists than every other player in the NBA. (via yahoo!)
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Russell Westbrook becomes the 8th player in NBA history with 40 career triple-doubles.
Post Merge: November 15, 2016, 02:10:31 PM
November 15, Final Scores/Leaders:
Magic – 69 Pacers – 88
Fournier: 14 Pts. Fournier: 2 Asts. Ibaka: 13 Rebs./ Miles: 16 Pts. George: 5 Asts. Seraphin: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 77 Knicks – 93
Barnes: 20 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. Bogut: 9 Rebs./ Porzingis: 24 Pts. Rose: 5 Asts. Porzingis: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 88 Pistons – 104
Westbrook: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Westbrook: 15 Rebs./Harris: 22 Pts. Morris: 5 Asts. Leuer: 9 Rebs.
Celtics – 105 Pelicans – 106
Thomas: 37 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Bradley: 10 Rebs./ Davis: 25 Pts. Frazier: 6 Asts. Davis: 16 Rebs.
Sixers – 88 Rockets – 115
Embiid: 13 Pts. Rodriguez: 6 Asts. Embiid: 10 Rebs./ Harden: 33 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Capela: 13 Rebs.
Heat – 90 Spurs – 94
Waiters: 27 Pts. T. Johnson: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs./Leonard: 24 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Leonard: 12
Rebs.
Grizzlies – 102 Jazz – 96
Gasol: 22 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./ Ingles: 20 Pts. Mack: 4 Asts. Lyles: 5 Rebs.
Nets – 95 Clippers – 127
Bogdanovic: 18 Pts. Ferrell: 5 Asts. Bennett: 9 Rebs./ Paul: 21 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 8-1
2. Hawks 7-2
3. Raptors 7-2
4. Hornets 6-3
5. Bulls 6-4
6. Bucks 5-4
7. Pistons 6-5
8. Celtics 5-5
9. Pacers 5-6
10. Nets 4-6
11. Knicks 4-6
12. Magic 4-7
13. Heat 2-7
14. Wizards 2-7
15. Sixers 1-9
West:
1. Clippers 10-1
2. Warriors 8-2
3. Spurs 8-3
4. Blazers 7-4
5. Rockets 6-4
6. Jazz 7-5
7. Thunder 6-5
8. Lakers 6-5
9. Grizzlies 5-5
10. Kings 4-7
11. Timberwolves 3-6
12. Nuggets 3-7
13. Suns 3-8
14. Mavericks 2-7
15. Pelicans 2-9
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 17, 2016, 06:02:36 PM
Raptors - 117 Cavaliers - 121
Lowry: 28 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./James: 28 Pts. James: 14 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs.
Hawks - 93 Heat - 90
Schroder: 18 Pts. Schroder: 4 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs./Whiteside: 19 Pts. McGruder: 3 Asts. Whiteside: 25 Rebs.
Hornets - 115 Timberwolves - 108
Walker: 30 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs./Wiggins: 29 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 113 Blazers - 88
Butler: 27 Pts. Butler: 5 Asts. Butler: 12 Rebs./Lillard: 19 Pts. Lillard: 4 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 118 Lakers - 125
Lopez: 30 Pts. Foye: 7 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Russell: 32 Pts. Randle: 10 Asts. Randle: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 9-1
2. Hawks 8-2
3. Raptors 7-3
4. Hornets 7-3
5. Bulls 7-4
6. Bucks 5-4
7. Pistons 6-5
8. Celtics 5-5
9. Pacers 5-6
10. Knicks 4-6
11. Nets 4-7
12. Magic 4-7
13. Wizards 2-7
14. Heat 2-8
15. Sixers 1-9
West:
1. Clippers 10-1
2. Warriors 8-2
3. Spurs 8-3
4. Rockets 6-4
5. Blazers 7-5
6. Jazz 7-5
7. Lakers 7-5
8. Thunder 6-5
9. Grizzlies 5-5
10. Kings 4-7
11. Nuggets 3-7
12. Timberwolves 3-7
13. Suns 3-8
14. Mavericks 2-7
15. Pelicans 2-9
Post Merge: November 17, 2016, 06:11:16 PM
November 17, Final Scores/Leaders:
Wizards – 102 Sixers – 109
Wall: 27 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs./Okafor: 19 Pts. Rodriguez: 12 Asts. Saric: 12 Rebs.
Pelicans – 82 Magic – 89
Jones: 26 Pts. Hield: 5 Asts. Asik: 10 Rebs./Ibaka: 16 Pts. Payton: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 93 Pacers – 103
Love: 27 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. George: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks – 83 Celtics – 90
Barnes: 28 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Powell: 8 Rebs./ Thomas: 30 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Bradley: 13 Rebs.
Pistons – 102 Knicks – 105
Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Harris: 10 Rebs./ Porzingis: 35 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Noah: 15 Rebs.
Bucks – 100 Hawks – 107
Antetokounmpo: 26 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts.
Antetokounmpo: 15 Rebs./Millsap: 21 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 103 Thunder – 105
Anderson: 14 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Capela: 14 Rebs./ Westbrook: 30 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Oladipo: 10
Rebs.
Warriors – 127 Raptors – 121
Curry: 35 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Durant: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Siakam: 9 Rebs.
Suns – 104 Nuggets – 120
Knight: 32 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Tucker: 8 Rebs./ Chandler: 28 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Faried: 15 Rebs.
Spurs – 110 Kings – 105
Gasol: 24 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 27 Pts. Cousins: 6 Asts. Cousins: 17 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 111 Clippers – 107
Conley: 30 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Redick: 29 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Hawks 9-2
2. Cavaliers 9-2
3. Hornets 7-3
4. Raptors 7-4
5. Bulls 7-4
6. Celtics 6-5
7. Pistons 6-6
8. Pacers 6-6
9. Bucks 5-5
10. Knicks 5-6
11. Magic 5-7
12. Nets 4-7
13. Wizards 2-8
14. Heat 2-8
15. Sixers 2-9
West:
1. Clippers 10-2
2. Warriors 9-2
3. Spurs 9-3
4. Blazers 7-5
5. Thunder 7-5
6. Jazz 7-5
7. Lakers 7-5
8. Rockets 6-5
9. Grizzlies 6-5
10. Nuggets 4-7
11. Kings 4-8
12. Timberwolves 3-7
13. Suns 3-9
14. Mavericks 2-8
15. Pelicans 2-10
Friday, November 18 Schedule: 5 games
New York at Washington – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Portland at Houston – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at Minnesota – 8 pm ET on TNT
Chicago at Utah – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: November 18, 2016, 06:54:55 PM
November 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks - 112 Wizards - 119
Rose: 27 Pts. Jennings: 10 Asts. Porzingis: 7 Rebs./ Wall: 23 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Porter: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 73 Heat - 86
Antetokounmpo: 14 Pts. Dellavedova: 9 Asts. Beasley: 10 Rebs./Waiters: 23 Pts. Johnson: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs.
Blazers - 109 Rockets - 126
McCollum: 26 Pts. Plumlee: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs./ Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 86 Timberwolves - 110
Saric: 16 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Embiid: 10 Rebs./ Wiggins: 35 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Wiggins: 10 Rebs.
Bulls - 85 Jazz - 77
Butler: 20 Pts. Butler: 3 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Gobert: 16 Pts. Hayward: 3 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Hawks 9-2
2. Cavaliers 9-2
3. Hornets 7-3
4. Bulls 8-4
5. Raptors 7-4
6. Celtics 6-5
7. Pistons 6-6
8. Pacers 6-6
9. Bucks 5-6
10. Knicks 5-7
11. Magic 5-7
12. Nets 4-7
13. Wizards 3-8
14. Heat 3-8
15. Sixers 2-10
West:
1. Clippers 10-2
2. Warriors 9-2
3. Spurs 9-3
4. Thunder 7-5
5. Lakers 7-5
6. Rockets 7-5
7. Grizzlies 6-5
8. Blazers 7-6
9. Jazz 7-6
10. Nuggets 4-7
11. Timberwolves 4-7
12. Kings 4-8
13. Suns 3-9
14. Mavericks 2-8
15. Pelicans 2-10
Saturday, November 18 Schedule: 10 games
Atlanta at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Phoenix at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Portland at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Memphis at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Toronto at Denver – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: mico on November 18, 2016, 11:07:24 PM
Too early to predict pero I can't wait to see the young lakers entering the playoff kahit first round lang.
Although I still wish that NY Knicks would be healthy and establish chemistry
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 20, 2016, 09:15:49 PM
Jazz – 102 Rockets – 111
Hood: 25 Pts. Mack: 7 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Capela: 8 Rebs.
Celtics – 94 Pistons – 92
Thomas: 24 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Horford: 11 Rebs./ Morris: 24 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Heat – 114 Wizards – 111
Dragic: 22 Pts. Waiters: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 18 Rebs./ Beal: 34 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 16 Rebs.
Hornets – 116 Pelicans – 121
Walker: 25 Pts. Sessions: 7 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 13 Rebs./Davis: 38 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 16 Rebs.
Mavericks – 87 Magic – 95
Gibson: 26 Pts. Curry: 4 Asts. Bogut: 8 Rebs./Augustin: 18 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 105 Sixers – 120
Bledsoe: 27 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Williams: 11 Rebs./ Embiid: 26 Pts. Rodriguez: 11 Asts. Rodriguez: 8 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 71 Grizzlies – 93
LaVine: 22 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs./Green: 19 Pts. Harrison: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs.
Warriors – 124 Bucks – 121
Durant: 33 Pts. Durant: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 10 Rebs./ Antetokounmpo: 30 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Snell:
6 Rebs.
Bulls – 95 Clippers – 102
Wade: 28 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Rondo: 10 Rebs./Griffin: 26 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Griffin: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 10-2
2. Hawks 9-3
3. Raptors 8-4
4. Hornets 8-4
5. Bulls 8-5
6. Celtics 7-6
7. Pacers 6-7
8. Magic 6-7
9. Pistons 6-8
10. Knicks 5-7
11. Bucks 5-7
12. Heat 4-8
13. Nets 4-8
14. Wizards 3-9
15. Sixers 3-10
West:
1. Clippers 12-2
2. Warriors 11-2
3. Spurs 10-3
4. Thunder 8-5
5. Grizzlies 8-5
6. Rockets 8-5
7. Lakers 7-6
8. Blazers 7-7
9. Jazz 7-7
10. Nuggets 4-8
11. Timberwolves 4-8
12. Kings 4-9
13. Suns 4-10
14. Pelicans 4-10
15. Mavericks 2-10
Monday, November 20 Schedule: 6 games
Atlanta at New York – 12 pm ET
Portland at Brooklyn – 3:30 pm ET
Indiana at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Sacramento – 9 pm ET
Utah at Denver – 9 pm ET
Chicago at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Post by: GreenArrow on November 20, 2016, 11:37:51 PM
Magcocomment lang ako sa'yo idol bilang avid follower... reader mo. siguro naman mapapansin mo na isa lang talaga akong taga basa.
Pero paminsan minsan Idol, request or suhestiyon lang siguro...
Pisible po kaya na mabalik ang dating sigla nitong thread mo?
Ang ibig ko lang po sabihin ay, dating sigla katulad ng normal na convo at usapan dito sa thread mo kahit ano pa tungkol sa NBA bukod sa scores, ikaw na mismo ang nagsabi ng 'Rumors' na madalas ko inaantay dito....
Subalit Idol King James, sa totoo lang, napansin ko na madalas at at alam naman natin na tila naging copy paste na lamang ng score sa mismong website ng NBA itong thread na ito, muli idol nagpapasalamat ako pero sana bumalik ang dating sigla ng thread mula sa normal na talastasan, at pagsagot mo sa bawat isang commento at hindi lamang simpleng copy paste ng mga nasa mismong website na ng NBA. salamat po.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 22, 2016, 01:20:45 AM
Hawks - 94 Knicks - 104
Millsap: 19 Pts. Millsap: 5 Asts. Howard: 18 Rebs./Anthony: 31 Pts. Rose: 7 Asts. Porzingis: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 129 Nets - 109
McCollum: 33 Pts. McCollum: 5 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 21 Pts. Lopez: 4 Asts. Lopez: 6 Rebs.
Pacers - 115 Thunder - 111
Teague: 30 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs./Westbrook: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Raptors - 99 Kings - 102
Lowry: 25 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./Gay: 23 Pts. Collison: 9 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs.
Jazz - 91 Nuggets - 105
Hayward: 25 Pts. Ingles: 4 Asts. Hayward: 7 Rebs./Murray: 18 Pts. Gallinari: 8 Asts. Nurkic: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 118 Lakers - 110
Butler: 40 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Mirotic: 15 Rebs./Williams: 25 Pts. Russell: 7 Asts. Nance: 6 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 10-2
2. Hawks 9-4
3. Hornets 8-4
4. Bulls 9-5
5. Raptors 8-5
6. Celtics 7-6
7. Pacers 7-7
8. Knicks 6-7
9. Magic 6-7
10. Pistons 6-8
11. Bucks 5-7
12. Heat 4-8
13. Nets 4-9
14. Wizards 3-9
15. Sixers 3-10
West:
1. Clippers 12-2
2. Warriors 11-2
3. Spurs 10-3
4. Grizzlies 8-5
5. Rockets 8-5
6. Thunder 8-6
7. Blazers 8-7
8. Lakers 7-7
9. Jazz 7-8
10. Nuggets 5-8
11. Kings 5-9
12. Timberwolves 4-8
13. Suns 4-10
14. Pelicans 4-10
15. Mavericks 2-10
Tuesday, November 22 Schedule: 9 games
Miami at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Phoenix at Washington – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Golden State at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Houston at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Boston at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Dallas at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: November 22, 2016, 01:56:42 AM
magandang gabi boss, idol, amo, katropang...... king james
Magcocomment lang ako sa'yo idol bilang avid follower... reader mo. siguro naman mapapansin mo na isa lang talaga akong taga basa.
Pero paminsan minsan Idol, request or suhestiyon lang siguro...
Pisible po kaya na mabalik ang dating sigla nitong thread mo?
Ang ibig ko lang po sabihin ay, dating sigla katulad ng normal na convo at usapan dito sa thread mo kahit ano pa tungkol sa NBA bukod sa scores, ikaw na mismo ang nagsabi ng 'Rumors' na madalas ko inaantay dito....
Subalit Idol King James, sa totoo lang, napansin ko na madalas at at alam naman natin na tila naging copy paste na lamang ng score sa mismong website ng NBA itong thread na ito, muli idol nagpapasalamat ako pero sana bumalik ang dating sigla ng thread mula sa normal na talastasan, at pagsagot mo sa bawat isang commento at hindi lamang simpleng copy paste ng mga nasa mismong website na ng NBA. salamat po.
salamat po sir at may sumusubaybay pa din dito sa NBA Thread at nagpapasalamat din ako sa iyong komento at sa iba pa nating ka-NBA Fanatics ^^ tama po kayo na parang nagiging ekstensyon na lamang ng site ng NBA or ESPN ang ating thread patungkol sa mga scores at schedules ng bawat games at di tayo nagkakaroon ng mga Healthy Discussions dito para sa ating mga paboritong Teams/Players. Subukan natin sa mga susunod na araw na magkaroon tayo Dito ng kahit na konting sigla man lamang tulad ng ibang Thread.
Napakasarap pa naman na pag ganitong about sa sport especially dito sa NBA na makipag interact tayo sa iba dahil andyan ang konting Asaran, Biruan at Kantyawan patungkol sa kanya-kanya nating sinosoportahang koponan o manlalaro ^^
Sana sa tulong ninyo po ay mabigyang sigla muli natin tong THREAD ^^ Marami pong Salamat (http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/088.gif)
Thanks for the regular update sir @kingjames24szupladoh
Too early to predict pero I can't wait to see the young lakers entering the playoff kahit first round lang.
Although I still wish that NY Knicks would be healthy and establish chemistry
yup maganda po ang pinapakita sa ngayon ng LA Lakers under coach Luke at nagmamature na din kahit papano ang mga young players nila nakikita ko magkakaroon ang team na yan ng new "BIG 4" Russel / Randle / Ingram at ang ating pinagmamalaking Fil-Am Jordan Clarkson ^^ wag lang maghiwa-hiwalay ang mga yan at sana maka-iwas sa mga malalang injuries future powerhouse team sa West yan.
Ganon din sa Timberwolves at sa Sixers na puro mga bata pa na mga future Stars ^^
Post Merge: November 22, 2016, 05:57:49 PM
November 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Heat - 94 Sixers - 101
Whiteside: 32 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Embiid: 22 Pts. Rodriguez: 5 Asts. Ilyasova: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 101 Wizards - 106
Booker: 30 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Len: 10 Rebs./Beal: 42 Pts. Wall: 15 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 105 Hornets - 90
Conley: 31 Pts. Gasol: 9 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs./Kaminsky: 23 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Hawes: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 120 Pacers - 83
Thompson: 25 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs./Stuckey: 21 Pts. Teague: 3 Asts. Seraphin: 14 Rebs.
Rockets - 99 Pistons - 96
Harden: 28 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Capela: 12 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 26 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Drummond: 16
Rebs.
Magic - 89 Bucks - 93
Ibaka: 21 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./ Parker: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Asts.
Antetokounmpo: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 99 Timberwolves - 93
Thomas: 29 Pts. Horford: 5 Asts. Horford: 6 Rebs./Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Towns: 18 Rebs.
Mavericks - 91 Spurs - 96
Curry: 23 Pts. Curry: 4 Asts. Mejri: 11 Rebs./Leonard: 24 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs.
Raptors - 115 Clippers - 123
Lowry: 27 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Paul: 26 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 10-2
2. Hawks 9-4
3. Bulls 9-5
4. Hornets 8-5
5. Raptors 8-6
6. Celtics 8-6
7. Pacers 7-8
8. Knicks 6-7
9. Bucks 6-7
10. Magic 6-8
11. Pistons 6-9
12. Heat 4-9
13. Nets 4-9
14. Wizards 4-9
15. Sixers 4-10
West:
1. Clippers 13-2
2. Warriors 12-2
3. Spurs 11-3
4. Grizzlies 9-5
5. Rockets 9-5
6. Thunder 8-6
7. Blazers 8-7
8. Lakers 7-7
9. Jazz 7-8
10. Nuggets 5-8
11. Kings 5-9
12. Timberwolves 4-9
13. Pelicans 4-10
14. Suns 4-11
15. Mavericks 2-11
NEWS :
*Miami Heat will retire Shaquille O'Neal's number 32 jersey on December 22.
*Chandler Parsons could miss up to two weeks with a bone bruise in his left knee.
*The Pelicans will sign Anthony Brown.
*The New Orleans Pelicans have waived Archie Goodwin.
*Steve Kerr has been fined $25,000 for publicly criticizing the officiating during a radio interview.
Post Merge: November 23, 2016, 04:43:09 PM
November 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Blazers - 103 Knicks - 107
Lillard: 22 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Porzingis: 31 Pts. Jennings: 11 Asts. Porzingis: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 112 Hawks - 94
Frazier: 21 Pts. Frazier: 14 Asts. Jones: 6 Rebs./Schroder: 14 Pts. Schroder: 7 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Bulls - 107 Nuggets - 110
Butler: 35 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Rondo: 11 Rebs./Murray: 24 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 14 Rebs.
Thunder - 109 Lakers - 111
Westbrook: 34 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Westbrook: 8 Rebs./Clarkson: 18 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Calderon: 6 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 10-2
2. Hawks 9-5
3. Hornets 8-5
4. Bulls 9-6
5. Raptors 8-6
6. Celtics 8-6
7. Knicks 7-7
8. Pacers 7-8
9. Bucks 6-7
10. Magic 6-8
11. Pistons 6-9
12. Heat 4-9
13. Wizards 4-9
14. Nets 4-9
15. Sixers 4-10
West:
1. Clippers 13-2
2. Warriors 12-2
3. Spurs 11-3
4. Grizzlies 9-5
5. Rockets 9-5
6. Thunder 8-7
7. Lakers 8-7
8. Blazers 8-8
9. Jazz 7-8
10. Nuggets 6-8
11. Kings 5-9
12. Pelicans 5-10
13. Timberwolves 4-9
14. Suns 4-11
15. Mavericks 2-11
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 24, 2016, 05:42:54 PM
Grizzlies - 104 Sixers - 99
Gasol: 27 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs./Ilyasova: 22 Pts. Bayless: 6 Asts. Ilyasova: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 119 Hornets - 114
Leonard: 30 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Walker: 9 Rebs.
Suns - 92 Magic - 87
Len: 17 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Len: 12 Rebs./Fournier: 25 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs.
Blazers - 125 Cavaliers - 137
Lillard: 40 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Lillard: 7 Rebs./Love: 40 Pts. James: 13 Asts. James: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 96 Pacers - 85
Howard: 23 Pts. Millsap: 5 Asts. Howard: 20 Rebs./Young: 24 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Turner: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 111 Nets - 92
Thomas: 23 Pts. Horford: 8 Asts. Johnson: 9 Rebs./Kilpatrick: 23 Pts. Kilpatrick: 3 Asts. Booker: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 84 Pistons - 107
T. Johnson: 17 Pts. T. Johnson: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 8 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 22 Pts. Morris: 6 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Raptors - 115 Rockets - 102
DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 16 Rebs./Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 15 Asts. Beverley: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 124 Mavericks - 104
Rivers: 22 Pts. Griffin: 7 Asts. Speights: 12 Rebs./Barnes: 22 Pts. Bogut: 6 Asts. Bogut: 12 Rebs.
Nuggets - 83 Jazz - 108
Murray: 23 Pts. Jokic: 6 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 22 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 96 Pelicans - 117
LaVine: 26 Pts. Dieng: 5 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./Davis: 45 Pts. Frazier: 8 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Lakers - 106 Warriors - 149
Clarkson: 16 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Deng: 7 Rebs./Curry: 31 Pts. Green: 11 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Thunder - 101 Kings - 116
Westbrook: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs./Cousins: 36 Pts. Collison: 6 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 11-2
2. Hawks 10-5
3. Raptors 9-6
4. Bulls 9-6
5. Celtics 9-6
6. Hornets 8-6
7. Knicks 7-7
8. Bucks 6-7
9. Pistons 7-9
10. Pacers 7-9
11. Magic 6-9
12. Wizards 4-9
13. Heat 4-10
14. Nets 4-10
15. Sixers 4-11
West:
1. Clippers 14-2
2. Warriors 13-2
3. Spurs 12-3
4. Grizzlies 10-5
5. Rockets 9-6
6. Thunder 8-8
7. Jazz 8-8
8. Lakers 8-8
9. Blazers 8-9
10. Nuggets 6-9
11. Kings 6-9
12. Pelicans 6-10
13. Suns 5-11
14. Timberwolves 4-10
15. Mavericks 2-12
Post by: naruto789544 on November 24, 2016, 10:02:54 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 26, 2016, 08:13:22 PM
Spurs – 109 Celtics – 103
Leonard: 25 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Lee: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 24 Pts. Smart: 10 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 94 Magic – 91
Wall: 26 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs./Ibaka: 19 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 17 Rebs.
Mavericks – 90 Cavaliers – 128
Nowitzki: 15 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Bogut: 11 Rebs./ Love: 27 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Hornets – 111 Knicks – 113
Belinelli: 19 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Batum: 9 Rebs./ Anthony: 35 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. Anthony: 14 Rebs.
Clippers – 97 Pistons – 108
Griffin: 24 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs./Morris: 17 Pts. Caldwell-Pope: 10 Asts. Leuer: 11 Rebs.
Bulls – 105 Sixers – 89
Wade: 26 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Rondo: 8 Rebs./Ilyasova: 14 Pts. Stauskas: 3 Asts. Ilyasova: 7 Rebs.
Hawks – 68 Jazz – 95
Schroder: 16 Pts. Prince: 3 Asts. Sefolosha: 7 Rebs./ Hayward: 24 Pts. Mack: 5 Asts. Johnson: 11 Rebs.
Raptors – 105 Bucks – 99
DeRozan: 26 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. DeRozan: 7 Rebs./ Antetokounmpo: 29 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Asts. Monroe: 10 Rebs.
Heat – 90 Grizzlies – 81
T. Johnson: 22 Pts. Waiters: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs./Conley: 16 Pts. Harrison: 7 Asts. Martin: 12
Rebs.
Nets – 97 Pacers – 118
Lopez: 20 Pts. Kilpatrick: 7 Asts. Booker: 10 Rebs./ Robinson: 20 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Teague: 9 Rebs.
Thunder – 132 Nuggets – 129
Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 18 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs./Chandler: 32 Pts. Nelson: 13 Asts. Chandler: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 98 Suns – 85
Wiggins: 25 Pts. Towns: 4 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./ Bledsoe: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 10 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans – 104 Blazers – 119
Davis: 31 Pts. Frazier: 7 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 11 Asts. Plumlee: 14 Rebs.
Warriors – 109 Lakers – 85
Durant: 29 Pts. Durant: 9 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./ Clarkson: 20 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Robinson: 10 Rebs.
Rockets – 117 Kings – 104
Harden: 23 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Harden: 10 Rebs./ Cousins: 32 Pts. Casspi: 5 Asts. Cousins: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 12-2
2. Raptors 10-6
3. Hawks 10-6
4. Bulls 10-6
5. Celtics 9-7
6. Knicks 8-7
7. Hornets 8-7
8. Pistons 8-9
9. Pacers 8-9
10. Bucks 6-8
11. Magic 6-10
12. Wizards 5-9
13. Heat 5-10
14. Nets 4-11
15. Sixers 4-12
West:
1. Warriors 14-2
2. Clippers 14-3
3. Spurs 13-3
4. Grizzlies 10-6
5. Rockets 10-6
6. Thunder 9-8
7. Jazz 9-8
8. Blazers 9-9
9. Lakers 8-9
10. Kings 6-10
11. Nuggets 6-10
12. Pelicans 6-11
13. Timberwolves 5-10
14. Suns 5-12
15. Mavericks 2-13
Sunday, November 27 Schedule: 5 games
San Antonio at Washington – 7 pm ET on NBATV
New York at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Miami – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
NBA.com ’s MVP Race:
1. Russell Westbrook
2. LeBron James
3. Kevin Durant
4. James Harden
5. Kawhi Leonard
6. Blake Griffin
7. Stephen Curry
8. Jimmy Butler
9. Anthony Davis
10. Kemba Walker
Post Merge: November 27, 2016, 03:39:30 PM
November 26, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs – 112 Wizards – 100
Aldridge: 24 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./ Beal: 25 Pts. Beal: 5 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 102 Hornets – 107
Porzingis: 25 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Rose: 8 Rebs./Walker: 28 Pts. Walker: 3 Asts. Lamb: 17 Rebs.
Pistons – 88 Thunder – 106
Harris: 21 Pts. Smith: 3 Asts. Drummond: 8 Rebs./ Morrow: 21 Pts. Westbrook: 15 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 110 Heat – 107
Gasol: 28 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs./Waiters: 28 Pts. Waiters: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 102 Warriors – 115
LaVine: 31 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs./Curry: 34 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 12-2
2. Raptors 10-6
3. Hawks 10-6
4. Bulls 10-6
5. Celtics 9-7
6. Hornets 9-7
7. Knicks 8-8
8. Pacers 8-9
9. Pistons 8-10
10. Bucks 6-8
11. Magic 6-10
12. Wizards 5-10
13. Heat 5-11
14. Nets 4-11
15. Sixers 4-12
West:
1. Warriors 15-2
2. Clippers 14-3
3. Spurs 14-3
4. Grizzlies 11-6
5. Rockets 10-6
6. Thunder 10-8
7. Jazz 9-8
8. Blazers 9-9
9. Lakers 8-9
10. Kings 6-10
11. Nuggets 6-10
12. Pelicans 6-11
13. Timberwolves 5-11
14. Suns 5-12
15. Mavericks 2-13
* 44th triple double by westbrook tying lebron in 6th
place...
westbrook did it in 605 career games, james did it in
1000th game...
Post Merge: November 28, 2016, 06:52:37 PM
November 28, Final Scores/Leaders:
Cavaliers – 112 Sixers – 108
Irving: 39 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs./ Embiid: 22 Pts. Rodriguez: 7 Asts. Embiid: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 120 Suns – 114
Chandler: 25 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs./ Bledsoe: 35 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Chandler: 15 Rebs.
Clippers – 70 Pacers – 91
Griffin: 16 Pts. Paul: 4 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./Turner: 17 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Teague: 12 Rebs.
Bucks – 104 Magic – 96
Henson: 20 Pts. Dellavedova: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs./Fournier: 27 Pts. Fournier: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 16 Rebs.
Kings – 122 Nets – 105
Cousins: 37 Pts. Gay: 8 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs./ Kilpatrick: 22 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Hamilton: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 81 Mavericks – 91
Davis: 36 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Barnes: 23 Pts. Barnes: 4 Asts. Bogut: 14 Rebs.
Rockets – 130 Blazers – 114
Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs./ McCollum: 28 Pts. McCollum: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 8 Rebs.
Hawks – 94 Lakers – 109
Bazemore: 21 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Howard: 9 Rebs./ Williams: 21 Pts. Clarkson: 5 Asts. Nance: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-2
2. Raptors 10-6
3. Bulls 10-6
4. Hawks 10-7
5. Celtics 9-7
6. Hornets 9-7
7. Pacers 9-9
8. Knicks 8-8
9. Bucks 7-8
10. Pistons 8-10
11. Magic 6-11
12. Wizards 5-10
13. Heat 5-11
14. Nets 4-12
15. Sixers 4-13
West:
1. Warriors 15-2
2. Spurs 14-3
3. Clippers 14-4
4. Grizzlies 11-6
5. Rockets 11-6
6. Thunder 10-8
7. Jazz 9-8
8. Lakers 9-9
9. Blazers 9-10
10. Nuggets 7-10
11. Kings 7-10
12. Pelicans 6-12
13. Timberwolves 5-11
14. Suns 5-13
15. Mavericks 3-13
Tuesday,November 29 Schedule: 7 games
Sacramento at Washington – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at New York - 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Miami - 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Charlotte at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Utah at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 30, 2016, 07:23:37 PM
Pistons - 112 Hornets - 89
Harris: 24 Pts. Caldwell-Pope: 7 Asts. Baynes: 8 Rebs./Walker: 23 Pts. Batum: 5 Asts. Batum: 11 Rebs.
Clippers - 122 Nets - 127
Paul: 26 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 23 Rebs./Kilpatrick: 38 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Kilpatrick: 14 Rebs.
Lakers - 88 Pelicans - 105
Williams: 16 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs./Davis: 41 Pts. Holiday: 5 Asts. Davis: 16 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 101 Bucks - 118
James: 22 Pts. James: 4 Asts. Love: 13 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 34 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 95 Spurs - 83
Ibaka: 18 Pts. Fournier: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 21 Pts. Aldridge: 3 Asts. Dedmon: 8 Rebs.
Rockets - 101 Jazz - 120
Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Dekker: 6 Rebs./Hayward: 31 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-3
2. Raptors 11-6
3. Bulls 10-6
4. Celtics 10-7
5. Hornets 10-8
6. Hawks 10-8
7. Pacers 9-9
8. Bucks 8-8
9. Pistons 9-10
10. Knicks 8-9
11. Magic 7-11
12. Wizards 6-10
13. Heat 5-12
14. Nets 5-12
15. Sixers 4-14
West:
1. Warriors 16-2
2. Spurs 14-4
3. Clippers 14-5
4. Grizzlies 11-7
5. Rockets 11-7
6. Thunder 11-8
7. Jazz 11-8
8. Blazers 9-10
9. Lakers 9-10
10. Nuggets 7-10
11. Kings 7-11
12. Pelicans 7-12
13. Timberwolves 5-12
14. Suns 5-13
15. Mavericks 3-13
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Anthony Davis – 31.6
2. Russell Westbrook – 30.9
3. DeMar DeRozan – 29.2
4. James Harden – 28.9
5. DeMarcus Cousins – 28.7
Rebounds:
1. Hassan Whiteside – 15.1
2. Andre Drummond – 13.4
3. Dwight Howard – 12.8
4. DeAndre Jordan – 12.1
5. Marcin Gortat – 11.8
Assists:
1. James Harden – 12.2
2. Russell Westbrook – 11.3
3. LeBron James – 9.7
4. John Wall – 8.9
5. Chris Paul – 8.6
Blocks:
1. Anthony Davis – 2.82
2. Rudy Gobert – 2.50
3. Hassan Whiteside – 2.47
4. Myles Turner – 2.35
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo – 2.07
Steals:
1. Chris Paul – 2.83
2. Draymond Green – 2.12
3. Kawhi Leonard – 2.12
4. Jeff Teague – 2.11
5. Trevor Ariza – 2.06
Field Goal Percentage:
1. Rudy Gobert - .629
2. Clint Capela - .623
3. DeAndre Jordan - .620
4. Dwight Howard - .608
5. Marcin Gortat - .598
Post Merge: December 02, 2016, 05:45:56 PM
December 1, Final Scores/Leaders:
Mavericks - 87 Hornets - 97
Barnes: 17 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Mejri: 11 Rebs./Walker: 18 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Batum: 9 Rebs.
Bucks - 111 Nets - 93
Antetokounmpo: 23 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs./Lopez: 15 Pts. Kilpatrick: 4 Asts. Booker: 8 Rebs.
Magic - 94 Grizzlies - 95
Fournier: 28 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 25 Pts. Harrison: 8 Asts. Martin: 10 Rebs.
Clippers - 113 Cavaliers - 94
Redick: 23 Pts. Blake: 11 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs./Irving: 28 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Thompson: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 111 Jazz - 110
Dragic: 27 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 32 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Gobert: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 132 Warriors - 127
Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Harden: 15 Rebs./Durant: 39 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-4
2. Raptors 12-6
3. Bulls 10-7
4. Hornets 11-8
5. Celtics 10-8
6. Bucks 9-8
7. Hawks 10-9
8. Pistons 10-10
9. Knicks 9-9
10. Pacers 9-10
11. Heat 7-12
12. Magic 7-12
13. Wizards 6-11
14. Nets 5-13
15. Sixers 4-14
West:
1. Warriors 16-3
2. Spurs 15-4
3. Clippers 15-5
4. Rockets 12-7
5. Thunder 12-8
6. Grizzlies 12-8
7. Jazz 11-9
8. Blazers 10-10
9. Lakers 10-10
10. Nuggets 7-11
11. Kings 7-11
12. Pelicans 7-12
13. Suns 6-13
14. Timberwolves 5-13
15. Mavericks 3-14
Saturday, December 3 Schedule:
Orlando at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Sacramento at Boston - 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Toronto - 7:30 pm ET
Minnesota at New York - 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Chicago – 8 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Washington at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Houston at Denver – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 03, 2016, 04:28:22 PM
1. Russell Westbrook
2. James Harden
3. Kevin Durant
4. LeBron James
5. Kawhi Leonard
6. Stephen Curry
7. Jimmy Butler
8. Anthony Davis
9. Blake Griffin
T-10. Giannis Antetokounmpo
T-10. Kemba Walker
December 2, Final Scores/Leaders:
Magic – 105 Sixers – 88
Gordon: 20 Pts. Vucevic: 5 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs./Embiid: 20 Pts. Rodriguez: 7 Asts. Okafor: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 80 Raptors – 113
Ingram: 17 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./Lowry: 24 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Powell: 7 Rebs.
Kings – 92 Celtics – 97
Cousins: 28 Pts. Barnes: 5 Asts. Barnes: 16 Rebs./Horford: 26 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Bradley: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 114 Knicks – 118
LaVine: 23 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Aldrich: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 25 Pts. Jennings: 8 Asts. O’Quinn: 13 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 105 Bulls – 111
James: 27 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs./Butler: 26 Pts. Rondo: 12 Asts. Gibson: 11 Rebs.
Clippers – 114 Pelicans – 96
Griffin: 27 Pts. Paul: 13 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Davis: 21 Pts. Frazier: 8 Asts. Jones: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 121 Hawks – 85
Caldwell-Pope: 23 Pts. Smith: 13 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs./Schroder: 17 Pts. Schroder: 11 Asts. Prince: 6 Rebs.
Wizards - 105 Spurs - 107
Beal: 23 Pts. Wall: 15 Asts. Gortat: 18 Rebs./Leonard: 23 Pts. Mills: 8 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 128 Nuggets - 110
Harden: 20 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Capela: 10 Rebs./Chandler: 24 Pts. Mudiay: 6 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-5
2. Raptors 13-6
3. Bulls 11-7
4. Celtics 11-8
5. Hornets 11-8
6. Bucks 9-8
7. Knicks 10-9
8. Pistons 11-10
9. Hawks 10-10
10. Pacers 9-10
11. Magic 8-12
12. Heat 7-12
13. Wizards 6-12
14. Nets 5-13
15. Sixers 4-15
West:
1. Warriors 16-3
2. Spurs 16-4
3. Clippers 16-5
4. Rockets 13-7
5. Thunder 12-8
6. Grizzlies 12-8
7. Jazz 11-9
8. Blazers 10-10
9. Lakers 10-11
10. Nuggets 7-12
11. Kings 7-12
12. Pelicans 7-13
13. Suns 6-13
14. Timberwolves 5-14
15. Mavericks 3-14
Post Merge: December 04, 2016, 02:25:37 PM
December 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nets – 103 Bucks – 112
Bogdanovic: 24 Pts. Lopez: 6 Asts. Bennett: 14 Rebs./Henson: 20 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 125 Hornets – 120
Wiggins: 29 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 15 Rebs./Walker: 22 Pts. Batum: 12 Asts. Kaminsky: 9 Rebs.
Hawks – 84 Raptors – 128
Schroder: 25 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Howard: 17 Rebs./DeRozan: 21 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Lowry: 8 Rebs.
Celtics – 107 Sixers – 106
Thomas: 37 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Bradley: 9 Rebs./Saric: 21 Pts. Rodriguez: 8 Asts. Saric: 12 Rebs.
Lakers – 100 Grizzlies – 103
Williams: 40 Pts. Huertas: 7 Asts. Randle: 6 Rebs./Daniel: 31 Pts. Baldwin: 9 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs.
Bulls – 82 Mavericks – 107
Butler: 26 Pts. Butler: 4 Asts. Butler: 9 Rebs./Matthews: 26 Pts. Williams: 15 Asts. Bogut: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 98 Jazz – 105
Barton: 20 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Faried: 6 Rebs./Hayward: 32 Pts. Ingles: 4 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs.
Heat – 92 Blazers – 99
Whiteside: 28 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs./Lillard: 19 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 9 Rebs.
Suns – 109 Warriors – 138
Bledsoe: 27 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs./Curry: 31 Pts. Green: 13 Asts. Iguodala: 6 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-5
2. Raptors 14-6
3. Celtics 12-8
4. Bulls 11-8
5. Bucks 10-8
6. Hornets 11-9
7. Knicks 10-9
8. Pistons 11-10
9. Hawks 10-11
10. Pacers 9-10
11. Magic 8-12
12. Heat 7-13
13. Wizards 6-12
14. Nets 5-14
15. Sixers 4-16
West:
1. Warriors 17-3
2. Spurs 16-4
3. Clippers 16-5
4. Rockets 13-7
5. Grizzlies 13-8
6. Thunder 12-8
7. Jazz 12-9
8. Blazers 11-10
9. Lakers 10-12
10. Kings 7-12
11. Nuggets 7-13
12. Pelicans 7-13
13. Timberwolves 6-14
14. Suns 6-14
15. Mavericks 4-15
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 05, 2016, 08:56:39 PM
Magic – 98 Pistons – 92
Ibaka: 21 Pts. Ibaka: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs./Morris: 21 Pts. Jackson: 4 Asts. Drummond: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 92 Thunder – 101
Davis: 37 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs./Westbrook: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Westbrook: 17 Rebs.
Kings – 98 Knicks – 106
Cousins: 36 Pts. Collison: 6 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./Rose: 20 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 14 Rebs.
Pacers – 111 Clippers – 102
Young: 17 Pts. George: 5 Asts. Young: 7 Rebs./Griffin: 24 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Griffin: 16 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 13-5
2. Raptors 14-6
3. Celtics 12-8
4. Bulls 11-8
5. Bucks 10-8
6. Hornets 11-9
7. Knicks 11-9
8. Pistons 11-10
9. Pacers 10-10
10. Hawks 10-11
11. Magic 9-12
12. Heat 7-13
13. Wizards 6-12
14. Nets 5-14
15. Sixers 4-16
West:
1. Warriors 17-3
2. Spurs 16-4
3. Clippers 16-6
4. Rockets 13-7
5. Thunder 13-8
6. Grizzlies 13-8
7. Jazz 12-9
8. Blazers 11-10
9. Lakers 10-12
10. Kings 7-13
11. Nuggets 7-13
12. Pelicans 7-14
13. Timberwolves 6-14
14. Suns 6-14
15. Mavericks 4-15
Post Merge: December 06, 2016, 05:58:57 PM
December 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nuggets – 106 Sixers – 98
Gallinari: 24 Pts. Nelson: 4 Asts. Nurkic: 10 Rebs./Ilyasova: 17 Pts. Rodriguez: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 116 Raptors – 112
James: 34 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs./DeRozan: 31 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Thunder – 102 Hawks – 99
Westbrook: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs./Millsap: 24 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Howard: 7 Rebs.
Wizards – 118 Nets – 113
Wall: 25 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Lopez: 25 Pts. Lopez: 5 Asts. Booker: 14 Rebs.
Blazers – 112 Bulls – 110
Lilard: 30 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Harkless: 8 Rebs./Wade: 34 Pts. Butler: 5 Asts. Lopez: 14 Rebs.
Spurs – 97 Bucks – 96
Leonard: 21 Pts. Aldridge: 5 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./Parker: 23 Pts. Brogdon: 5 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 110 Pelicans – 108
Daniels: 29 Pts. Gasol: 11 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./Davis: 28 Pts. Frazier: 9 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs.
Celtics – 106 Rockets – 107
Horford: 21 Pts. Horford: 9 Asts. Bradley: 10 Rebs./Harden: 37 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs.
Hornets – 109 Mavericks – 101
Walker: 19 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Batum: 15 Rebs./Barnes: 29 Pts. Williams: 13 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs.
Jazz – 107 Lakers – 101
Hayward: 23 Pts. Mack: 7 Asts. Gobert: 17 Rebs./Williams: 38 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Pacers – 106 Warriors – 142
George: 21 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. George: 10 Rebs./Thompson: 60 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Durant: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 14-5
2. Raptors 14-7
3. Celtics 12-9
4. Hornets 12-9
5. Knicks 11-9
6. Bulls 11-9
7. Bucks 10-9
8. Pistons 11-11
9. Pacers 10-11
10. Hawks 10-12
11. Magic 9-12
12. Wizards 7-12
13. Heat 7-13
14. Nets 5-15
15. Sixers 4-17
West:
1. Warriors 18-3
2. Spurs 17-4
3. Clippers 16-6
4. Rockets 14-7
5. Thunder 14-8
6. Grizzlies 14-8
7. Jazz 13-9
8. Blazers 12-10
9. Lakers 10-13
10. Nuggets 8-13
11. Kings 7-13
12. Pelicans 7-15
13. Timberwolves 6-14
14. Suns 6-14
15. Mavericks 4-16
December 7 Schedule: 6 games
Orlando at Washington – 7 pm ET
New York at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Memphis – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Minnesota – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Phoenix at Utah – 9 pm ET
Post Merge: December 07, 2016, 07:49:53 PM
December 7, Final Scores/Leaders:
Magic – 124 Wizards – 116
Payton: 25 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs./Wall: 52 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs.
Knicks – 114 Heat – 103
Anthony: 35 Pts. Jennings: 9 Asts. Porzingis: 12 Rebs./Dragic: 29 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Bulls – 91 Pistons – 102
Butler: 32 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Gibson: 10 Rebs./Harris: 22 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Drummond: 10 Rebs.
Sixers – 91 Grizzlies – 96
Ilyasova: 23 Pts. McConnell: 9 Asts. Ilyasova: 17 Rebs./Gasol: 26 Pts. Harrison: 4 Asts. Randolph: 14 Rebs.
Spurs – 105 Timberwolves – 91
Leonard: 31 Pts. Mills: 5 Asts. Dedmon: 8 Rebs./LaVine: 25 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs.
Suns – 105 Jazz – 112
Booker: 21 Pts. Knight: 5 Asts. Knight: 7 Rebs./Hayward: 28 Pts. Diaw: 6 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 14-5
2. Raptors 14-7
3. Hornets 12-9
4. Celtics 12-9
5. Knicks 12-9
6. Bucks 10-9
7. Bulls 11-10
8. Pistons 12-11
9. Pacers 10-11
10. Hawks 10-12
11. Magic 10-12
12. Wizards 7-13
13. Heat 7-14
14. Nets 5-15
15. Sixers 4-18
West:
1. Warriors 18-3
2. Spurs 18-4
3. Clippers 16-6
4. Rockets 14-7
5. Grizzlies 15-8
6. Thunder 14-8
7. Jazz 14-9
8. Blazers 12-10
9. Lakers 10-13
10. Nuggets 8-13
11. Kings 7-13
12. Pelicans 7-15
13. Timberwolves 6-15
14. Suns 6-15
15. Mavericks 4-16
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 09, 2016, 09:00:22 PM
Timberwolves – 110 Raptors – 124
Lavine: 29 Pts. LaVine: 6 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 27 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 85 Wizards – 92
Jokic: 17 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs./Beal: 26 Pts. Beal: 5 Asts. Wall: 7 Rebs.
Blazers – 86 Grizzlies – 88
McCollum: 24 Pts. Plumlee: 4 Asts. Aminu: 11 Rebs./Gasol: 36 Pts. Douglas: 3 Asts. Green: 18 Rebs.
Sixers – 99 Pelicans – 88
Ilyasova: 23 Pts. Rodriguez: 8 Asts. Ilyasova: 8 Rebs./Davis: 26 Pts. Frazier: 6 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
Warriors – 106 Jazz – 99
Curry: 26 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Durant: 11 Rebs./Ingles: 21 Pts. Mack: 5 Asts. Gobert: 17 Rebs.
Spurs – 91 Bulls – 95
Leonard: 24 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Wade: 20 Pts. Rondo: 9 Asts. Rondo: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 15-5
2. Raptors 15-7
3. Celtics 13-9
4. Hornets 13-9
5. Bucks 11-9
6. Knicks 12-10
7. Bulls 12-10
8. Pistons 12-12
9. Pacers 11-11
10. Hawks 11-12
11. Magic 10-13
12. Wizards 8-13
13. Heat 7-15
14. Nets 6-15
15. Sixers 5-18
West:
1. Warriors 20-3
2. Spurs 18-5
3. Clippers 16-7
4. Rockets 15-7
5. Grizzlies 16-8
6. Thunder 14-8
7. Jazz 14-10
8. Blazers 12-12
9. Lakers 10-14
10. Kings 8-13
11. Nuggets 8-15
12. Pelicans 7-16
13. Timberwolves 6-16
14. Suns 6-16
15. Mavericks 4-17
Saturday, December 10 Schedule: 9 games
Orlando at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Miami at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Toronto at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Atlanta at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Houston at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Detroit at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Indiana at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Phoenix at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
New York at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: December 11, 2016, 07:48:35 PM
December 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bucks – 105 Wizards – 110
Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 13 Rebs./Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs.
Nuggets – 121 Magic – 113
Gallinari: 21 Pts. Jokic: 6 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Fournier: 24 Ps. Augustin: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 6 Rebs.
Blazers – 111 Pacers – 118
McCollum: 34 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./George: 37 PTs. Teague: 6 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs.
Hornets – 105 Cavaliers – 116
Walker: 24 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs./James: 44 Pts. James: 10 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 100 Bulls – 105
Dragic: 21 Pts. Dragic: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 8 Rebs./Butler: 31 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Warriors – 89 Grizzlies – 110
Durant: 21 Pts. West: 4 Asts. Curry: 8 Rebs./Gasol: 19 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 87 Rockets – 109
Matthews: 26 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Powell: 6 Rebs./Harden: 18 Pts. Harden: 16 Asts. Capela: 10 Rebs.
Nets – 101 Spurs – 130
Bogdanovic: 20 Pts. Lopez: 5 Asts. Scola: 11 Rebs./Leonard: 30 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs.
Kings – 84 Jazz – 104
Gay: 20 Pts. Cousins: 4 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 26 Pts. Mack: 5 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Pelicans – 105 Clippers – 133
Frazier: 20 Pts. Frazier: 11 Asts. Diallo: 9 Rebs./Crawford: 22 Pts. Paul: 20 Asts. Speights: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 17-5
2. Raptors 16-7
3. Hornets 14-10
4. Celtics 13-10
5. Knicks 13-10
6. Bulls 13-10
7. Pistons 13-12
8. Hawks 12-12
9. Pacers 12-12
10. Bucks 11-11
11. Wizards 9-13
12. Magic 10-15
13. Heat 7-17
14. Nets 6-16
15. Sixers 5-18
West:
1. Warriors 20-4
2. Spurs 19-5
3. Clippers 17-7
4. Rockets 17-7
5. Grizzlies 17-8
6. Thunder 14-9
7. Jazz 15-10
8. Blazers 12-13
9. Lakers 10-15
10. Nuggets 9-15
11. Kings 8-15
12. Suns 7-16
13. Pelicans 7-17
14. Timberwolves 6-17
15. Mavericks 5-18
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2016, 07:49:33 PM
Hornets – 94 Pacers – 110
Belinelli: 14 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs./Turner: 22 Pts. Teague: 11 Asts. Teague: 7 Rebs.
Bucks – 100 Raptors – 122
Antetokounmpo: 30 Pts. Dellavedova: 10 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Wizards – 101 Heat – 112
Wall: 30 Pts. Wall: 8 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Dragic: 34 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs.
Nets – 118 Rockets – 122
Lopez: 26 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Booker: 13 Rebs./Harden: 36 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Harden: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets – 92 Mavericks – 112
Jokic: 27 Pts. Jokic: 4 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs./Matthews: 25 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Finney-Smith: 9 Rebs.
Lakers – 92 Kings – 116
Russell: 17 Pts. Russell: 4 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./Cousins: 31 Pts. Cousins: 5 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs.
Blazers – 120 Clippers – 121
McCollum: 25 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs./Griffin: 26 Pts. Paul: 14 Asts. Griffin: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 17-5
2. Raptors 17-7
3. Knicks 14-10
4. Bulls 13-10
5. Hornets 14-11
6. Celtics 13-11
7. Pacers 13-12
8. Pistons 13-13
9. Hawks 12-12
10. Bucks 11-12
11. Magic 10-15
12. Wizards 9-14
13. Heat 8-17
14. Nets 6-17
15. Sixers 6-18
West:
1. Warriors 21-4
2. Spurs 19-5
3. Clippers 18-7
4. Rockets 18-7
5. Grizzlies 17-8
6. Thunder 15-9
7. Jazz 15-10
8. Blazers 12-14
9. Kings 9-15
10. Lakers 10-17
11. Nuggets 9-16
12. Pelicans 8-17
13. Suns 7-17
14. Timberwolves 6-18
15. Mavericks 6-18
Wednesday, December 14 Schedule: 6 games
Memphis at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Orlando at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Chicago – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Golden State at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
New York at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: December 15, 2016, 07:19:55 PM
December 15, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 123 Sixers – 114
DeRozan: 31 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs./Covington: 26 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Covington: 12 Rebs.
Hornets – 106 Wizards – 109
Batum: 20 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Walker: 6 Rebs./Wall: 25 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Clippers – 113 Magic – 108
Rivers: 25 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Gordon: 33 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs.
Pacers – 89 Heat – 95
George: 22 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. George: 7 Rebs./Whiteside: 26 Pts. J. Johnson: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 22 Rebs.
Lakers – 97 Nets – 107
Williams: 16 Pts. Williams: 2 Asts. Mozgov: 13 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 23 Pts. Kilpatrick: 5 Asts. Booker: 18 Rebs.
Cavalier – 85 Grizzlies – 93
Jones: 15 Pts. Felder: 4 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs./Daniels: 20 Pts. Douglas: 5 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 98 Rockets – 132
Temple: 20 Pts. Collison: 9 Asts. Tolliver: 10 Rebs./Anderson: 22 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs.
Pistons – 95 Mavericks – 85
Jackson: 20 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Barnes: 19 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Mejri: 8 Rebs.
Thunder – 89 Jazz – 109
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 5 Asts. Westbrook: 6 Rebs./Hood: 25 Pts. Diaw: 6 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Celtics – 101 Spurs – 108
Bradley: 23 Pts. Bradley: 6 Asts. Bradley: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 26 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Gasol: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 18-6
2. Raptors 18-7
3. Knicks 14-11
4. Bulls 13-11
5. Hornets 14-12
6. Celtics 13-12
7. Pistons 14-13
8. Pacers 13-13
9. Hawks 12-13
10. Bucks 11-12
11. Wizards 10-14
12. Magic 11-16
13. Heat 9-17
14. Nets 7-17
15. Sixers 6-19
West:
1. Warriors 22-4
2. Spurs 20-5
3. Clippers 19-7
4. Rockets 19-7
5. Grizzlies 18-9
6. Jazz 16-10
7. Thunder 15-11
8. Blazers 13-14
9. Kings 9-16
10. Nuggets 9-16
11. Lakers 10-18
12. Suns 8-17
13. Pelicans 8-18
14. Timberwolves 7-18
15. Mavericks 6-19
December 16 Schedule: 5 games
Chicago at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET on TNT
Indiana at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Portland at Denver – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
New York at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 18, 2016, 04:00:26 AM
Pistons – 108 Wizards – 122
Caldwell-Pope: 24 Pts. Leuer: 5 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Wall: 29 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs.
Nets – 111 Magic – 118
Lopez: 22 Pts. Whitehead: 8 Asts. Booker: 9 Rebs./Vucevic: 21 Pts. Payton: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Hawks – 125 Raptors – 121
Howard: 27 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs./DeRozan: 34 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 6 Rebs.
Hornets – 88 Celtics – 96
Batum: 22 Pts. Sessions: 6 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 26 Pts. Thomas: 5 Asts. Horford: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 95 Bulls – 69
Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Asts. Monroe: 12 Rebs./Wade: 12 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Portis: 8 Rebs.
Kings – 96 Grizzlies – 92
Cousins: 22 Pts. Collison: 6 Asts. Koufos: 13 Rebs./Gasol: 20 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Allen: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 100 Rockets – 122
Davis: 19 Pts. Frazier: 5 Asts. Jones: 8 Rebs./Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs.
Lakers – 100 Sixers – 89
Randle: 25 Pts. Randle: 4 Asts. Nance: 11 Rebs./Embiid: 15 Pts. McConnell: 9 Asts. Ilyasova: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 102 Heat – 98
Griffin: 20 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs./Dragic: 21 Pts. Dragic: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs.
Mavericks – 100 Jazz – 103
Barnes: 21 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Curry: 5 Rebs./Gobert: 16 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 18-6
2. Raptors 18-8
3. Celtics 14-12
4. Knicks 14-12
5. Bucks 13-12
6. Hornets 14-13
7. Pistons 14-14
8. Hawks 13-13
9. Bulls 13-13
10. Pacers 13-14
11. Wizards 11-14
12. Magic 12-16
13. Heat 9-18
14. Nets 7-18
15. Sixers 6-20
West:
1. Warriors 23-4
2. Spurs 21-5
3. Clippers 20-7
4. Rockets 20-7
5. Grizzlies 18-10
6. Jazz 17-10
7. Thunder 15-11
8. Blazers 13-15
9. Kings 10-16
10. Nuggets 10-16
11. Lakers 11-18
12. Pelicans 9-19
13. Suns 8-18
14. Timberwolves 7-18
15. Mavericks 6-20
Sunday,December 18 Schedule: 7 games
Phoenix at Oklahoma City – 5 pm ET
Indiana at Detroit – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
New York at Denver – 9 pm ET
Portland at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
DAILY INJURY UPDATES:
Phoenix at Oklahoma City:
PHO – T.J. Warren (head) questionable.
PHO – Alex Len (hip) questionable.
OKC – Victor Oladipo (wrist) questionable.
OKC – Cameron Payne (foot) will not play.
Indiana at Detroit:
IND – Monta Ellis (groin) will not play.
IND – Rodney Stuckey (hamstring) will not play.
DET – Reggie Bullock (knee) will not play.
Charlotte at Atlanta:
ATL – DeAndre Bembry (personal) questionable.
ATL – Tiago Splitter (hamstring) will not play.
L.A. Lakers at Cleveland:
LAL – Jose Calderon (hamstring) will not play.
CLE – Chris Andersen (knee) out for season.
Houston at Minnesota:
MIN – Nikola Pekovic (foot) will not play.
New York at Denver:
NYK – Carmelo Anthony (shoulder) expected to play.
NYK – Derrick Rose (back) game-time decision.
Portland at Golden State:
POR – Al-Farouq Aminu (back) doubtful.
POR – Festus Ezeli (knee) will not play.
GSW – Zaza Pachulia (wrist) questionable.
GSW – David West (hip) will not play.
Post Merge: December 18, 2016, 09:13:59 PM
December 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Suns – 101 Thunder – 114
Booker: 31 Pts. Booker: 5 Asts. Chandler: 9 Rebs./Westbrook: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 22 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Pacers – 105 Pistons – 90
George: 26 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Robinson: 12 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 20 Pts. Jackson: 10 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Hornets – 107 Hawks – 99
Williams: 19 Pts. Walker: 10 Asts. Zeller: 11 Rebs./Hardaway: 21 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Howard: 23 Rebs.
Lakers – 108 Cavaliers – 119
Young: 32 Pts. Ingram: 9 Asts. Ingram: 10 Rebs./Love: 27 Pts. Irving: 12 Asts. Love: 17 Rebs.
Rockets – 111 Timberwolves – 109
Harden: 28 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Beverley: 10 Rebs./Towns: 41 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 15 Rebs.
Knicks – 114 Nuggets – 127
Anthony: 29 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Hernangomez: 10 Rebs./Faried: 25 Pts. Mudiay: 5 Asts. Jokic: 9 Rebs.
Blazers – 90 Warriors – 135
Lillard: 20 Pts. Plumlee: 5 Asts. Vonleh: 8 Rebs./Durant: 34 Pts. Green: 13 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 19-6
2. Raptors 18-8
3. Celtics 14-12
4. Hornets 15-13
5. Bucks 13-12
6. Knicks 14-13
7. Pacers 14-14
8. Bulls 13-13
9. Pistons 14-15
10. Hawks 13-14
11. Wizards 11-14
12. Magic 12-16
13. Heat 9-18
14. Nets 7-18
15. Sixers 6-20
West:
1. Warriors 24-4
2. Spurs 21-5
3. Rockets 21-7
4. Clippers 20-7
5. Grizzlies 18-10
6. Jazz 17-10
7. Thunder 16-11
8. Blazers 13-16
9. Nuggets 11-16
10. Kings 10-16
11. Lakers 11-19
12. Pelicans 9-19
13. Suns 8-19
14. Timberwolves 7-19
15. Mavericks 6-20
Monday,December 19 Schedule: 7 games
L.A. Clippers at Washington – 3:30 pm ET
Sacramento at Dallas – 4 pm ET
Utah at Memphis – 6 pm ET
Brooklyn at Philadelphia – 6 pm ET
Toronto at Orlando – 6 pm ET
Boston at Miami – 6 pm ET
New Orleans at San Antonio – 7 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 22, 2016, 12:04:50 AM
Pelicans – 108 Sixers – 93
Davis: 31 Pts. Holiday: 9 Asts. Davis: 16 Rebs./Ilyasova: 14 Pts. McConnell: 5 Asts. Covington: 8 Rebs.
Lakers – 113 Hornets – 117
Clarkson: 25 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Deng: 7 Rebs./Walker: 28 Pts. Walker: 10 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 104 Raptors – 116
Hollis-Jefferson: 19 Pts. Lin: 4 Asts. Hamilton: 11 Rebs./Lowry: 23 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs.
Pacers – 111 Knicks – 118
Turner: 21 Pts. Teague: 12 Asts. Turner: 9 Rebs./Anthony: 35 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Noah: 11 Rebs.
Magic – 136 Heat – 130
Vucevic: 26 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs./Whiteside: 32 Pts. J. Johnson: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 114 Bucks – 108
James: 34 Pts. James: 7 Asts. James: 12 Rebs./Parker: 30 Pts. Dellavedova: 5 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 13 Rebs.
Celtics – 112 Grizzlies – 109
Thomas: 44 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Horford: 14 Rebs./Gasol: 24 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Spurs – 102 Rockets – 100
Leonard: 21 Pts. Aldridge: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Harden: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 102 Clippers – 119
Barton: 22 Pts. Nelson: 6 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs./Redick: 27 Pts. Paul: 15 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 74 Warriors – 104
Johnson: 14 Pts. Ingles: 3 Asts. Gobert: 16 Rebs./Curry: 25 Pts. Curry: 4 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Blazers – 121 Kings – 126
McCollum: 36 Pts. Lillard: 15 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Cousins: 55 Pts. Lawson: 8 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 20-6
2. Raptors 20-8
3. Celtics 16-12
4. Hornets 16-13
5. Knicks 15-13
6. Bulls 14-13
7. Pacers 15-15
8. Hawks 14-14
9. Bucks 13-13
10. Pistons 14-16
11. Wizards 12-15
12. Magic 13-17
13. Heat 9-20
14. Nets 7-20
15. Sixers 7-21
West:
1. Warriors 25-4
2. Spurs 23-5
3. Clippers 21-8
4. Rockets 21-8
5. Jazz 18-11
6. Grizzlies 18-12
7. Thunder 16-12
8. Blazers 13-17
9. Nuggets 12-17
10. Kings 11-17
11. Lakers 11-20
12. Pelicans 10-20
13. Timberwolves 8-19
14. Suns 8-20
15. Mavericks 7-21
Thursday, December 22 Schedule: 8 games
Milwaukee at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Minnesota at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Memphis at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Washington at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Oklahoma City at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at Utah – 9 pm ET
Houston at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Dallas at Portland – 10 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: December 23, 2016, 10:58:36 PM
December 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Celtics – 109 Pacers – 102
Thomas: 28 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Horford: 11 Rebs./ Teague: 31 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Young: 12 Rebs.
Warriors – 117 Nets – 101
Durant: 26 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 14 Rebs./ Lopez: 28 Pts. Lin: 11 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs.
Magic – 95 Knicks – 106
Ibaka: 23 Pts. Vucevic: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 10 Rebs./Rose: 19 Pts. Jennings: 12 Asts. O’Quinn: 16 Rebs.
Lakers – 107 Heat – 115
Williams: 27 Pts. Russell: 7 Asts. Robinson: 12 Rebs./ Winslow: 23 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Winslow: 13 Rebs.
Spurs – 101 Clippers – 106
Leonard: 27 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Leonard: 9 Rebs./ Paul: 19 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 21-6
2. Raptors 20-8
3. Celtics 17-12
4. Hornets 16-13
5. Knicks 16-13
6. Bulls 14-14
7. Pacers 15-16
8. Hawks 14-15
9. Bucks 13-14
10. Wizards 13-15
11. Pistons 14-17
12. Magic 13-18
13. Heat 10-20
14. Sixers 7-21
15. Nets 7-21
West:
1. Warriors 26-4
2. Spurs 23-6
3. Clippers 22-8
4. Rockets 22-8
5. Grizzlies 19-12
6. Jazz 18-12
7. Thunder 17-12
8. Blazers 13-18
9. Kings 12-17
10. Nuggets 12-17
11. Lakers 11-21
12. Pelicans 10-21
13. Timberwolves 9-19
14. Mavericks 8-21
15. Suns 8-21
Saturday, December 24 Schedule: 14 games
Chicago at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Boston – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Golden State at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Washington at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Houston at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Miami at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Denver – 9 pm ET
Toronto at Utah – 9 pm ET
Philadelphia at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Portland – 10 pm ET
Dallas at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 08, 2017, 12:20:59 PM
January 8, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 109 Pacers – 123
Jennings: 17 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. Noah: 6 Rebs./Teague: 19 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 108 Celtics – 117
Davis: 36 Pts. Evans: 6 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs./Thomas: 38 Pts. Horford: 8 Asts. Horford: 7 Rebs.
Raptors – 118 Bulls – 123
DeRozan: 36 Pts. Lowry: 12 Asts. Lowry: 9 Rebs./Butler: 42 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Butler: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 106 Thunder – 121
Chandler: 24 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Nurkic: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 17 Rebs.
Jazz – 94 Timberwolves – 92
Hill: 19 Pts. Hill: 7 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs./LaVine: 24 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 15 Rebs.
Hawks – 92 Mavericks – 82
Walker: 18 Pts. Walker: 3 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist- 9 Rebs./Bertans: 21 Pts. Simmons: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 11 Rebs.
Pistons vs. Blazers - POSTPONED
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 27-8
2. Raptors 24-12
3. Celtics 23-14
4. Hawks 21-16
5. Pacers 20-18
6. Hornets 20-18
7. Bucks 18-17
8. Bulls 19-18
9. Wizards 17-18
10. Knicks 17-20
11. Pistons 17-21
12. Magic 16-22
13. Heat 11-27
14. Sixers 9-25
15. Nets 8-27
West:
1. Warriors 31-6
2. Spurs 30-7
3. Rockets 29-9
4. Clippers 25-14
5. Jazz 23-15
6. Grizzlies 23-16
7. Thunder 22-16
8. Blazers 16-22
9. Kings 15-21
10. Nuggets 14-23
11. Pelicans 14-24
12. Lakers 14-26
13. Suns 12-25
14. Mavericks 11-26
15. Timberwolves 11-26
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 12, 2017, 06:58:22 AM
Bulls – 99 Wizards – 101
Valentine: 19 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Gibson: 12 Rebs./Wall: 26 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Celtics – 106 Raptors – 114
Thomas: 27 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 41 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 23 Rebs.
Hawks – 117 Nets – 97
Schroder: 19 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs./Lopez: 20 Pts. Dinwiddie: 5 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 7 Rebs.
Hornets – 114 Rockets – 121
Walker: 25 Pts. Walker: 10 Asts. Williams: 8 Rebs./Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Harden: 15 Rebs.
Bucks – 109 Spurs – 107
Beasley: 28 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Monroe: 9 Rebs./Leonard: 30 Pts. Parker: 7 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 92 Jazz – 100
James: 29 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs./Hayward: 28 Pts. Hill: 7 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Blazers – 108 Lakers – 87
McCollum: 25 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Aminu: 15 Rebs./Deng: 14 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs.
Heat – 95 Warriors – 107
Whiteside: 28 Pts. Waiters: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 20 Rebs./Durant: 28 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 94 Kings – 100
Caldwell-Pope: 21 Pts. Jackson: 3 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Cousins: 24 Pts. Cousins: 6 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 28-9
2. Raptors 25-13
3. Celtics 23-15
4. Hawks 22-16
5. Pacers 20-18
6. Wizards 19-18
7. Bucks 19-18
8. Hornets 20-19
9. Bulls 19-20
10. Pistons 18-22
11. Knicks 17-21
12. Magic 16-23
13. Sixers 10-25
14. Heat 11-29
15. Nets 8-29
West:
1. Warriors 33-6
2. Spurs 30-8
3. Rockets 31-9
4. Clippers 26-14
5. Grizzlies 24-16
6. Jazz 24-16
7. Thunder 23-16
8. Blazers 17-23
9. Kings 16-22
10. Pelicans 15-24
11. Nuggets 14-23
12. Lakers 15-27
13. Timberwolves 12-26
14. Suns 12-26
15. Mavericks 11-27
Wednesday, January 12 Schedule: 6 games
New York at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Houston at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Washington at Boston – 8 pm ET
Orlando at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 16, 2017, 09:28:40 PM
Timberwolves – 87 Mavericks – 98
Dieng: 21 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 9 Rebs./Matthews: 19 Pts. Williams: 10 Asts. Mejri: 8 Rebs.
Knicks – 101 Raptors – 116
Anthony: 18 Pts. Jennings: 7 Asts. Hernangomez: 13 Rebs./DeRozan: 23 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 16 Rebs.
Bucks – 98 Hawks – 111
Antetokounmpo: 33 Pts. Parker: 9 Asts. Parker: 10 Rebs./Bazemore: 24 Pts. Delaney: 9 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs.
Rockets – 137 Nets – 112
Gordon: 24 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs./Booker: 18 Pts. Dinwiddie: 8 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 7 Rebs.
Thunder – 122 Kings – 118
Westbrook: 36 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Kanter: 12 Rebs./Cousins: 31 Pts. Cousins: 7 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Bulls – 108 Grizzlies – 104
McDermott: 31 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Gibson: 8 Rebs./Conley: 28 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Randolph: 16 Rebs.
Pistons – 102 Lakers – 97
Morrs: 23 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Williams: 26 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 29-10
2. Raptors 27-13
3. Celtics 25-15
4. Hawks 23-17
5. Wizards 20-19
6. Bucks 20-19
7. Pacers 20-19
8. Bulls 21-21
9. Hornets 20-20
10. Knicks 18-23
11. Pistons 19-24
12. Magic 17-25
13. Sixers 12-26
14. Heat 11-30
15. Nets 8-32
West:
1. Warriors 34-6
2. Spurs 31-9
3. Rockets 32-11
4. Clippers 28-14
5. Jazz 26-16
6. Thunder 25-17
7. Grizzlies 25-18
8. Blazers 18-24
9. Kings 16-24
10. Nuggets 15-23
11. Pelicans 16-25
12. Timberwolves 14-27
13. Lakers 15-30
14. Mavericks 13-27
15. Suns 13-27
January 17 Schedule: 9 games
Atlanta at New York – 1 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Washington – 2 pm ET
Philadelphia at Milwaukee – 3:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Indiana – 4 pm ET
Orlando at Denver – 5 pm ET on NBATV
Charlotte at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Golden State – 8 pm ET on TNT
Utah at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: January 17, 2017, 06:38:28 PM
January 17, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks – 108 Knicks – 107
Schroder: 28 Pts. Millsap: 6 Asts. Millsap: 7 Rebs./Anthony: 30 Pts. Rose: 9 Asts. Noah: 17 Rebs.
Blazers – 101 Wizards – 120
Lillard: 22 Pts. Crabbe: 5 Asts. Vonleh: 8 Rebs./Beal: 25 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Morris: 13 Rebs.
Sixers – 113 Bucks – 104
Embiid: 22 Pts. Rodriguez: 6 Asts. Embiid: 12 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 23 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Rebs.
Pelicans – 95 Pacers – 98
Davis: 16 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Jones: 8 Rebs./George: 19 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Turner: 12 Rebs.
Magic – 112 Nuggets – 125
Payton: 20 Pts. Payton: 12 Asts. Biyombo: 9 Rebs./Jokic: 30 Pts. Mudiay: 13 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs.
Hornets – 98 Celtics – 108
Walker: 24 Pts. Batum: 10 Asts. Batum: 10 Rebs./Thomas: 35 Pts. Thomas: 4 Asts. Olynyk: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 91 Warriors – 126
James: 20 Pts. Felder: 3 Asts. Shumpert: 9 Rebs./Thompson: 26 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 106 Suns – 101
Gobert: 18 Pts. Diaw: 6 Asts. Gobert: 17 Rebs./Bledsoe: 31 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Tucker: 13 Rebs.
Thunder – 98 Clippers – 120
Westbrook: 24 Pts. Westbrook: 4 Asts. Lauvergne: 9 Rebs./Speights: 23 Pts. Rivers: 6 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 29-11
2. Raptors 27-13
3. Celtics 26-15
4. Hawks 24-17
5. Wizards 21-19
6. Pacers 21-19
7. Bulls 21-21
8. Bucks 20-20
9. Hornets 20-21
10. Pistons 19-24
11. Knicks 18-24
12. Magic 17-26
13. Sixers 13-26
14. Heat 11-30
15. Nets 8-32
West:
1. Warriors 35-6
2. Spurs 31-9
3. Rockets 32-11
4. Clippers 29-14
5. Jazz 27-16
6. Grizzlies 25-18
7. Thunder 25-18
8. Blazers 18-25
9. Nuggets 16-23
10. Kings 16-24
11. Pelicans 16-26
12. Timberwolves 14-27
13. Lakers 15-30
14. Mavericks 13-27
15. Suns 13-28
Wednesday, January 18 Schedule: 5 games
Toronto at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at Miami – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Dallas at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Denver at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: January 18, 2017, 07:30:58 PM
January 18, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 119 Nets – 109
DeRozan: 36 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. DeRozan: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 28 Pts. LeVert: 4 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 103 Heat – 109
Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs./Dragic: 21 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Mavericks – 99 Bulls – 98
Barnes: 20 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Nowitzki: 10 Rebs./Butler: 24 Pts. Butler: 12 Asts. Butler: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 114 Spurs – 122
Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 14 Asts. Towns: 16 Rebs./Leonard: 34 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Leonard: 7 Rebs.
Nuggets – 127 Lakers – 121
Jokic: 29 Pts. Barton: 8 Asts. Jokic: 15 Rebs./Williams: 24 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Zubac: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 29-11
2. Raptors 28-13
3. Celtics 26-15
4. Hawks 24-17
5. Wizards 21-19
6. Pacers 21-19
7. Bucks 20-20
8. Bulls 21-22
9. Hornets 20-21
10. Pistons 19-24
11. Knicks 18-24
12. Magic 17-26
13. Sixers 13-26
14. Heat 12-30
15. Nets 8-33
West:
1. Warriors 35-6
2. Spurs 32-9
3. Rockets 32-12
4. Clippers 29-14
5. Jazz 27-16
6. Grizzlies 25-18
7. Thunder 25-18
8. Nuggets 17-23
9. Blazers 18-25
10. Kings 16-24
11. Pelicans 16-26
12. Mavericks 14-27
13. Timberwolves 14-28
14. Lakers 15-31
15. Suns 13-28
Thursday, January 19 Schedule: 9 games
Toronto at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Washington – 7 pm ET
Portland at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
New York at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Houston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Atlanta at Detroit – 8 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
NEWS :
*The Hawks have traded Mo Williams and cash to the Denver Nuggets for the rights to Cenk Akyol. Atlanta will now sign Gary Neal to a 10-day contract.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 19, 2017, 06:21:57 PM
Raptors – 89 Sixers – 94
DeRozan: 25 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 16 Rebs./Embiid: 26 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Embiid: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 101 Wizards – 104
Gasol: 28 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts. Green: 13 Rebs./Porter: 25 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Morris: 12 Rebs.
Blazers – 85 Hornets – 107
Lillard: 21 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs./Walker: 23 Pts. Batum: 7 Asts. Zeller: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 117 Celtics – 106
Rose: 30 Pts. Lee: 7 Asts. Hernangomez: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 39 Pts. Horford: 10 Asts. Johnson: 7 Rebs.
Magic – 98 Pelicans – 118
Gordon: 14 Pts. Vucevic: 5 Asts. Gordon: 8 Rebs./Davis: 21 Pts. Evans: 5 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
Bucks – 92 Rockets – 111
Antetokounmpo: 32 Pts. Brogdon: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs./Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Beverley: 9 Rebs.
Hawks – 95 Pistons – 118
Millsap: 21 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs./Jackson: 26 Pts. Morris: 7 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Pacers – 106 Kings – 100
George: 24 Pts. Teague: 11 Asts. Teague: 7 Rebs./Cousins: 25 Pts. Cousins: 10 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Thunder – 100 Warriors – 121
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Westbrook: 15 Rebs./Durant: 40 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Durant: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 29-11
2. Raptors 28-14
3. Celtics 26-16
4. Hawks 24-18
5. Wizards 22-19
6. Pacers 22-19
7. Hornets 21-21
8. Bulls 21-22
9. Bucks 20-21
10. Pistons 20-24
11. Knicks 19-24
12. Magic 17-27
13. Sixers 14-26
14. Heat 12-30
15. Nets 8-33
West:
1. Warriors 36-6
2. Spurs 32-9
3. Rockets 33-12
4. Clippers 29-14
5. Jazz 27-16
6. Grizzlies 25-19
7. Thunder 25-19
8. Nuggets 17-23
9. Blazers 18-26
10. Pelicans 17-26
11. Kings 16-25
12. Mavericks 14-27
13. Timberwolves 14-28
14. Lakers 15-31
15. Suns 13-28
Friday, January 20 Schedule: 5 games
Phoenix at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Washington at New York – 8 pm ET on TNT
Denver at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Minnesota at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: naruto789544 on January 19, 2017, 11:26:16 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 20, 2017, 10:09:47 PM
Suns – 103 Cavaliers – 118
Chandler: 22 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Chandler: 16 Rebs./Irving: 26 Pts. James: 15 Asts. Frye: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 95 Heat – 99
Nowitzki: 19 Pts. Williams: 9 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./Dragic: 32 Pts. J. Johnson: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 113 Knicks – 110
Wall: 29 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 34 Pts. Jennings: 5 Asts. Anthony: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 104 Spurs – 118
Jokic: 35 Pts. Nelson: 9 Asts. Jokic: 12 Rebs./Leonard: 34 Pts. Aldridge: 6 Asts. Lee: 16 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 104 Clippers – 101
Towns: 37 Pts. Towns: 5 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Jordan: 29 Pts. Felton: 8 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-11
2. Raptors 28-14
3. Celtics 26-16
4. Hawks 24-18
5. Wizards 23-19
6. Pacers 22-19
7. Hornets 21-21
8. Bulls 21-22
9. Bucks 20-21
10. Pistons 20-24
11. Knicks 19-25
12. Magic 17-27
13. Sixers 14-26
14. Heat 13-30
15. Nets 8-33
West:
1. Warriors 36-6
2. Spurs 33-9
3. Rockets 33-12
4. Clippers 29-15
5. Jazz 27-16
6. Grizzlies 25-19
7. Thunder 25-19
8. Nuggets 17-24
9. Blazers 18-26
10. Pelicans 17-26
11. Kings 16-25
12. Timberwolves 15-28
13. Mavericks 14-28
14. Lakers 15-31
15. Suns 13-29
Saturday, January 21 Schedule: 9 games
Portland at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Sacramento at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Houston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Chicago at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Utah at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Indiana at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
2017 NBA All-Star Starters:
West:
Stephen Curry
James Harden
Kevin Durant
Kawhi Leonard
Anthony Davis
East:
Kyrie Irving
DeMar DeRozan
Jimmy Butler
LeBron James
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Post Merge: January 20, 2017, 10:13:02 PM
at this rate, i think it would be another rematch of last year's finals...
Sa East , Cavs ang favorite wag lang ma-injured yung big 3.
Sa West yung top 4 talagang malakas, walang itulak kabigin ika nga.
Post Merge: January 21, 2017, 02:15:28 PM
January 21, Final Scores/Leaders:
Blazers – 92 Sixers – 93
Lillard: 30 Pts. Turner: 5 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs./Ilyasova: 24 Pts. Embiid: 5 Asts. Embiid: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 78 Hornets – 113
Lowry: 24 Pts. Lowry: 3 Asts. Valanciunas: 6 Rebs./Walker: 32 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 96 Magic – 112
Parker: 25 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 14 Rebs./Payton: 20 Pts. Augustin: 8 Asts. Biyombo: 13 Rebs.
Kings – 91 Grizzlies – 107
Cousins: 19 Pts. Lawson: 5 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Gasol: 28 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Ramdolph: 10 Rebs.
Nets – 143 Pelicans – 114
Lopez: 23 Pts. LeVert: 6 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs./Davis: 22 Pts. Holiday: 8 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Warriors – 125 Rockets – 108
Durant: 32 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Pachulia: 9 Rebs./Capela: 22 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Capela: 12 Rebs.
Bulls – 93 Hawks – 102
Butler: 19 Pts. Butler: 3 Asts. Portis: 7 Rebs./Schroder: 25 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Millsap: 9 Rebs.
Jazz – 112 Mavericks – 107
Gobert: 27 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 25 Rebs./Barnes: 19 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Nowitzki: 10 Rebs.
Pacers – 96 Lakers – 108
George: 21 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Young: 8 Rebs./Williams: 27 Pts. Calderon: 6 Asts. Black: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-11
2. Raptors 28-15
3. Celtics 26-16
4. Hawks 25-18
5. Wizards 23-19
6. Pacers 22-20
7. Hornets 22-21
8. Bulls 21-23
9. Bucks 20-22
10. Pistons 20-24
11. Knicks 19-25
12. Magic 18-27
13. Sixers 15-26
14. Heat 13-30
15. Nets 9-33
West:
1. Warriors 37-6
2. Spurs 33-9
3. Rockets 33-13
4. Clippers 29-15
5. Jazz 28-16
6. Grizzlies 26-19
7. Thunder 25-19
8. Nuggets 17-24
9. Blazers 18-27
10. Pelicans 17-27
11. Kings 16-26
12. Timberwolves 15-28
13. Lakers 16-31
14. Mavericks 14-29
15. Suns 13-29
NEWS :
*.The Minnesota Timberwolves and Detroit Pistons have discussed a Ricky Rubio for Reggie Jackson trade.
Post Merge: January 22, 2017, 01:30:16 PM
January 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Blazers – 127 Celtics – 123
McCollum: 35 Pts. Plumlee: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 41 Pts. Thomas: 6 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs.
Wizards – 112 Pistons – 113
Morris: 19 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Morris: 9 Rebs./Morris: 25 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Morris: 11 Rebs.
Nets – 105 Hornets – 112
Lopez: 24 Pts. Kilpatrick: 5 Asts. Booker: 9 Rebs./Kidd-Gilchrist: 17 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 14 Rebs.
Sixers – 93 Hawks – 110
Ilyasova: 21 Pts. McConnell: 11 Asts. Covington: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 22 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs.
Suns – 107 Knicks – 105
Booker: 26 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Chandler: 16 Rebs./Anthony: 31 Pts. Anthony: 6 Asts. Noah: 16 Rebs.
Bucks – 97 Heat – 109
Antetokounmpo: 24 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Rebs./Waiters: 33 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs.
Rockets - 119 Grizzlies - 95
Dekker: 30 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Ariza: 10 Rebs./Gasol: 32 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Green: 9 Rebs.
Spurs - 118 Cavaliers - 115
Leonard: 41 Pts. Aldridge: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 12 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 98 Nuggets - 123
Speights: 18 Pts. Crawford: 7 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Jokic: 19 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 100 Jazz - 109
Young: 19 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs./Hill: 30 Pts. Ingles: 6 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 99 Bulls - 102
Cousins: 42 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs./Wade: 30 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Felicio: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-12
2. Raptors 28-15
3. Celtics 26-17
4. Hawks 26-18
5. Wizards 23-20
6. Hornets 23-21
7. Pacers 22-21
8. Bulls 22-23
9. Pistons 21-24
10. Bucks 20-23
11. Knicks 19-26
12. Magic 18-27
13. Sixers 15-27
14. Heat 14-30
15. Nets 9-34
West:
1. Warriors 37-6
2. Spurs 34-9
3. Rockets 34-13
4. Clippers 29-16
5. Jazz 29-16
6. Thunder 25-19
7. Grizzlies 26-20
8. Nuggets 18-24
9. Blazers 19-27
10. Pelicans 17-27
11. Kings 16-27
12. Timberwolves 15-28
13. Lakers 16-31
14. Mavericks 14-29
15. Suns 14-29
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 23, 2017, 03:39:36 PM
Warriors – 118 Magic – 98
Curry: 27 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs./Payton: 23 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Biyombo: 14 Rebs.
Lakers – 73 Mavericks – 122
Williams: 15 Pts. Randle: 4 Asts. Mozgov: 8 Rebs./Anderson: 19 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. Powell: 7 Rebs.
Suns – 115 Raptors – 103
Bledsoe: 40 Pts. Bledsoe: 13 Asts. Tucker: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 22 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Nuggets – 108 Timberwolves – 111
Harris: 22 Pts. Barton: 6 Asts. Jokic: 8 Rebs./Towns: 32 Pts. Dunn: 9 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-12
2. Raptors 28-16
3. Celtics 26-17
4. Hawks 26-18
5. Wizards 23-20
6. Hornets 23-21
7. Pacers 22-21
8. Bulls 22-23
9. Pistons 21-24
10. Bucks 20-23
11. Knicks 19-26
12. Magic 18-28
13. Sixers 15-27
14. Heat 14-30
15. Nets 9-34
West:
1. Warriors 38-6
2. Spurs 34-9
3. Rockets 34-13
4. Clippers 29-16
5. Jazz 29-16
6. Thunder 25-19
7. Grizzlies 26-20
8. Nuggets 18-25
9. Blazers 19-27
10. Pelicans 17-27
11. Kings 16-27
12. Timberwolves 16-28
13. Mavericks 15-29
14. Suns 15-29
15. Lakers 16-32
Post Merge: January 25, 2017, 02:08:56 PM
January 25, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs – 108 Raptors – 106
Aldridge: 21 Pts. Anderson: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 7 Rebs./Lowry: 30 Pts. Lowry: 2 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs.
Clippers – 110 Sixers – 121
Crawford: 27 Pts. Griffin: 5 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs./Noel: 19 Pts. McConnell: 10 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs.
Celtics – 108 Wizards – 123
Thomas: 25 Pts. Thomas: 13 Asts. Crowder: 6 Rebs./Beal: 31 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Morris: 11 Rebs.
Bulls – 100 Magic – 92
Wade: 21 Pts. Butler: 4 Asts. Felicio: 10 Rebs./Vucevic: 20 Pts. Watson: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs.
Jazz – 93 Nuggets – 103
Favors: 18 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. Gobert: 9 Rebs./Jokic: 23 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 112 Suns – 111
Wiggins: 31 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./Booker: 26 Pts. Bledsoe: 7 Asts. Chandler: 17 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-13
2. Raptors 28-17
3. Celtics 26-18
4. Hawks 26-19
5. Wizards 25-20
6. Hornets 23-22
7. Bulls 23-23
8. Pacers 22-22
9. Bucks 21-23
10. Pistons 21-25
11. Knicks 20-26
12. Magic 18-29
13. Sixers 16-27
14. Heat 15-30
15. Nets 9-35
West:
1. Warriors 38-7
2. Spurs 36-9
3. Rockets 34-14
4. Clippers 30-17
5. Jazz 29-18
6. Thunder 26-19
7. Grizzlies 26-20
8. Nuggets 19-25
9. Blazers 19-27
10. Pelicans 18-27
11. Kings 17-27
12. Timberwolves 17-28
13. Mavericks 15-29
14. Lakers 16-32
15. Suns 15-30
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 26, 2017, 08:34:32 PM
Kings – 116 Cavaliers – 112
Cousins: 28 Pts. Cousins: 9 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs./James: 24 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs.
Rockets – 109 Celtics – 120
Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Capela: 7 Rebs./Thomas: 38 Pts. Thomas: 9 Asts. Crowder: 10 Rebs.
Heat – 109 Nets – 106
Waiters: 24 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Dragic: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 33 Pts. LeVert: 4 Asts. Booker: 6 Rebs.
Hawks – 119 Bulls – 114
Schroder: 24 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Butler: 40 Pts. Butler: 3 Asts. Gibson: 10 Rebs.
Sixers – 114 Bucks – 109
Henderson: 20 Pts. McConnell: 13 Asts. Noel: 13 Rebs./Monroe: 28 Pts. Brogdon: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Raptors – 99 Grizzlies – 101
Lowry: 29 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs./Gasol: 42 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 114 Pelicans – 105
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs./Moore: 18 Pts. Evans: 9 Asts. Moore: 8 Rebs.
Warriors – 113 Hornets – 103
Durant: 33 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Iguodala: 10 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Hawes: 13 Rebs.
Knicks – 95 Mavericks – 103
Anthony: 30 Pts. Anthony: 3 Asts. Hernangomez: 16 Rebs./Barnes: 23 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Barnes: 5 Rebs.
Lakers – 98 Blazers – 105
Williams: 31 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Zubac: 10 Rebs./McCollum: 24 Pts. McCollum: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-14
2. Raptors 28-18
3. Celtics 27-18
4. Hawks 27-19
5. Wizards 25-20
6. Hornets 23-23
7. Pacers 22-22
8. Bulls 23-24
9. Bucks 21-24
10. Pistons 21-25
11. Knicks 20-27
12. Sixers 17-27
13. Magic 18-29
14. Heat 16-30
15. Nets 9-36
West:
1. Warriors 39-7
2. Spurs 36-9
3. Rockets 34-15
4. Clippers 30-17
5. Jazz 29-18
6. Thunder 27-19
7. Grizzlies 27-20
8. Nuggets 19-25
9. Blazers 20-27
10. Kings 18-27
11. Pelicans 18-28
12. Timberwolves 17-28
13. Mavericks 16-29
14. Suns 15-30
15. Lakers 16-33
Friday, January 27 Schedule: 4 games
Dallas at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on TNT
Indiana at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Phoenix at Denver – 9 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Utah – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: January 27, 2017, 07:22:23 PM
January 27, Final Scores/Leaders:
Mavericks – 98 Thunder – 109
Barnes: 31 Pts. Curry: 4 Asts. Mejri: 6 Rebs./Westbrook: 45 Pts. Westbrook: 3 Asts. Westbrook: 8 Rebs.
Pacers – 109 Timberwolves – 103
George: 32 Pts. Teague: 13 Asts. Teague: 8 Rebs./Towns: 33 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs.
Suns – 120 Nuggets – 127
Bledsoe: 28 Pts. Booker: 6 Asts. Warren: 8 Rebs./Jokic: 29 Pts. Nelson: 9 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs.
Lakers – 88 Jazz – 96
Williams: 20 Pts. Clarkson: 4 Asts. Zubac: 10 Rebs./Hayward: 24 Pts. Hill: 3 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 30-14
2. Raptors 28-18
3. Celtics 27-18
4. Hawks 27-19
5. Wizards 25-20
6. Pacers 23-22
7. Hornets 23-23
8. Bulls 23-24
9. Bucks 21-24
10. Pistons 21-25
11. Knicks 20-27
12. Sixers 17-27
13. Magic 18-29
14. Heat 16-30
15. Nets 9-36
West:
1. Warriors 39-7
2. Spurs 36-9
3. Rockets 34-15
4. Clippers 30-17
5. Jazz 30-18
6. Thunder 28-19
7. Grizzlies 27-20
8. Nuggets 20-25
9. Blazers 20-27
10. Kings 18-27
11. Pelicans 18-28
12. Timberwolves 17-29
13. Mavericks 16-30
14. Suns 15-31
15. Lakers 16-34
Saturday, January 28 Schedule: 10 games
Sacramento at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at Philadelphia – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Chicago – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Washington at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Portland – 10 pm ET
NEWS :
*Phil Jackson is reportedly 'determined' to trade Carmelo Anthony and has offered him to the L.A. Clippers for a package including Jamal Crawford, J.J. Redick or Austin Rivers.
*Enes Kanter will miss 6-8 weeks after punching chair and breaking forearm.
NBA All-Star Reserves:
East:
John Wall
Isaiah Thomas
Kyle Lowry
Kemba Walker
Paul George
Kevin Love
Paul Millsap
West:
Russell Westbrook
Klay Thompson
Draymond Green
DeMarcus Cousins
Marc Gasol
DeAndre Jordan
Gordon Hayward
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 28, 2017, 10:01:58 PM
Kings – 111 Pacers – 115
Cousins: 26 Pts. Lawson: 6 Asts. Cousins: 16 Rebs./George: 33 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Teague: 8 Rebs.
Nets – 116 Cavaliers – 124
Kilpatrick: 18 Pts. Foye: 5 Asts. Foye: 8 Rebs./James: 31 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs.
Magic – 98 Celtics – 128
Vucevic: 14 Pts. Payton: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 7 Rebs./Thomas: 21 Pts. Smart: 11 Asts. Brown: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 86 Raptors – 102
Parker: 21 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Parker: 13 Rebs./Lowry: 32 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Hornets – 107 Knicks – 110
Walker: 31 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Batum: 11 Rebs./Anthony: 18 Pts. Lee: 4 Asts. Anthony: 11 Rebs.
Rockets – 123 Sixers – 118
Harden: 51 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Harden: 13 Rebs./Embiid: 32 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Embiid: 7 Rebs.
Heat – 100 Bulls – 88
Dragic: 26 Pts. Dragic: 11 Asts. J. Johnson: 9 Rebs./Wade: 15 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Rondo: 7 Rebs.
Spurs – 103 Pelicans – 119
Leonard: 23 Pts. Leonard: 6 Asts. Aldridge: 14 Rebs./Holiday: 23 Pts. Holiday: 11 Asts. Davis: 22 Rebs.
Wizards – 112 Hawks – 86
Porter: 21 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./Bazemore: 15 Pts. Schroder: 5 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 109 Blazers – 112
Gasol: 32 Pts. Conley: 10 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs./Lillard: 33 Pts. Turner: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 31-14
2. Raptors 29-18
3. Celtics 28-18
4. Hawks 27-20
5. Wizards 26-20
6. Pacers 24-22
7. Hornets 23-24
8. Bulls 23-24
9. Bucks 21-25
10. Pistons 21-25
11. Knicks 21-27
12. Sixers 17-28
13. Magic 18-30
14. Heat 17-30
15. Nets 9-37
West:
1. Warriors 39-7
2. Spurs 36-10
3. Rockets 35-15
4. Clippers 30-17
5. Jazz 30-18
6. Thunder 28-19
7. Grizzlies 27-21
8. Nuggets 20-25
9. Blazers 21-27
10. Pelicans 19-28
11. Kings 18-28
12. Timberwolves 17-29
13. Mavericks 16-30
14. Suns 15-31
15. Lakers 16-34
Saturday, January 29 Schedule: 7 games
Sacramento at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Golden State – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Memphis at Utah – 9 pm ET
Denver at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Brooklyn at Minnesota – 9 pm ET
Post Merge: January 29, 2017, 11:52:39 PM
January 29, Final Scores/Leaders:
Kings – 109 Hornets – 106
Cousins: 35 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Cousins: 18 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Batum: 7 Rebs.
Pistons – 103 Heat – 116
Jackson: 24 Pts. Jackson: 3 Asts. Drummond: 20 Rebs./Dragic: 23 Pts. Waiters: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs.
Celtics – 112 Bucks – 108
Thomas: 37 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Brown: 8 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 21 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs.
Clippers – 98 Warriors – 144
Griffin: 20 Pts. Rivers: 6 Asts. Felton: 7 Rebs./Curry: 43 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Curry: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 102 Jazz – 95
Randolph: 28 Pts. Gasol: 5 Asts. Randolph: 9 Rebs./Hood: 20 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. Gobert: 9 rebs.
Nets – 109 Timberwolves – 129
Lopez: 25 Pts. Whiteside: 8 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs./Towns: 37 Pts. Dunn: 7 Asts. Towns: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets – 123 Suns – 112
Gallinari: 32 Pts. Nelson: 6 Asts. Faried: 13 Rebs./Bledsoe: 41 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 31-14
2. Raptors 29-18
3. Celtics 29-18
4. Hawks 27-20
5. Wizards 26-20
6. Pacers 24-22
7. Bulls 23-25
8. Hornets 23-25
9. Bucks 21-26
10. Pistons 21-26
11. Knicks 21-27
12. Sixers 17-28
13. Magic 18-30
14. Heat 18-30
15. Nets 9-38
West:
1. Warriors 40-7
2. Spurs 36-10
3. Rockets 35-15
4. Clippers 30-18
5. Jazz 30-19
6. Thunder 28-19
7. Grizzlies 28-21
8. Nuggets 21-25
9. Blazers 21-27
10. Kings 19-28
11. Pelicans 19-28
12. Timberwolves 17-29
13. Mavericks 16-30
14. Lakers 16-34
15. Suns 15-32
Monday, January 30 Schedule: 8 games
New York at Atlanta – 3 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Cleveland – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Houston at Indiana – 6 pm ET
Washington at New Orleans – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at Toronto – 6 pm ET
Philadelphia at Chicago – 7 pm ET
Dallas at San Antonio – 7 pm ET
Golden State at Portland – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: January 30, 2017, 05:58:34 PM
January 30, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 139 Hawks – 142
Anthony: 45 Pts. Jennings: 11 Asts. Noah: 14 Rebs./Millsap: 37 Pts. Schroder: 15 Asts. Millsap: 19 Rebs.
Thunder – 91 Cavaliers – 107
Westbrook: 20 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 12 Rebs./Irving: 29 Pts. Irving: 10 Asts. James: 14 Rebs.
Rockets – 101 Pacers – 120
Anderson: 27 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Ariza: 9 Rebs./George: 33 Pts. Teague: 15 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 107 Pelicans – 94
Beal: 27 Pts. Wall: 19 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./Davis: 36 Pts. Holiday: 11 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs.
Magic - 114 Raptors - 113
Vucevic: 25 Pts. Payton: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs./Lowry: 33 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Patterson: 10 Rebs.
Sixers - 108 Bulls - 121
Ilyasova: 31 Pts. McConnell: 12 Asts. Covington: 12 Rebs./Butler: 28 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 105 Spurs - 101
Curry: 24 Pts. Ferrell: 7 Asts. Curry: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 24 Pts. Green: 5 Asts. Mills: 8 Rebs.
Warriors - 113 Blazers - 111
Durant: 33 Pts. Durant: 6 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs./McCollum: 28 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 32-14
2. Celtics 29-18
3. Raptors 29-19
4. Hawks 28-20
5. Wizards 27-20
6. Pacers 25-22
7. Bulls 24-25
8. Hornets 23-25
9. Bucks 21-26
10. Pistons 21-26
11. Knicks 21-28
12. Magic 19-30
13. Heat 18-30
14. Sixers 17-29
15. Nets 9-38
West:
1. Warriors 41-7
2. Spurs 36-11
3. Rockets 35-16
4. Clippers 30-18
5. Jazz 30-19
6. Thunder 28-20
7. Grizzlies 28-21
8. Nuggets 21-25
9. Blazers 21-28
10. Kings 19-28
11. Pelicans 19-29
12. Timberwolves 17-29
13. Mavericks 17-30
14. Lakers 16-34
15. Suns 15-32
Tuesday, January 31 Schedule: 6 games
Sacramento at Philadelphia - 6 pm ET
Brooklyn at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Boston – 8 pm ET on TNT
Cleveland at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Memphis at Phoenix – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2017, 06:15:54 PM
Kings – 119 Sixers – 122
Cousins: 46 Pts. Lawson: 11 Asts. Cousins: 15 Rebs./Covington: 23 Pts. McConnell: 11 Asts. Covington: 10 Rebs.
Nets – 96 Heat – 104
Bogdanovic: 16 Pts. Whitehead: 5 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 11 Rebs./Dragic: 20 Pts. Waiters: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 109 Celtics – 113
Drummond: 28 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 22 Rebs./Thomas: 41 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Jerebko: 10 Rebs.
Magic – 105 Timberwolves – 111
Payton: 21 Pts. Vucevic: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 27 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Dieng: 14 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 97 Mavericks – 104
James: 23 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 9 Rebs./Barnes: 24 Pts. Harris: 5 Asts. Barnes: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 115 Suns – 96
Conley: 38 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Booker: 22 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Len: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 32-15
2. Celtics 30-18
3. Raptors 29-19
4. Hawks 28-20
5. Wizards 27-20
6. Pacers 25-22
7. Bulls 24-25
8. Hornets 23-25
9. Bucks 21-26
10. Pistons 21-27
11. Knicks 21-28
12. Heat 19-30
13. Sixers 18-29
14. Magic 19-31
15. Nets 9-39
West:
1. Warriors 41-7
2. Spurs 36-11
3. Rockets 35-16
4. Clippers 30-18
5. Jazz 30-19
6. Thunder 28-20
7. Grizzlies 29-21
8. Nuggets 21-25
9. Blazers 21-28
10. Kings 19-29
11. Pelicans 19-29
12. Timberwolves 19-29
13. Mavericks 18-30
14. Lakers 16-34
15. Suns 15-33
Post Merge: February 01, 2017, 12:27:43 AM
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Russell Westbrook – 30.8
2. Isaiah Thomas – 29.4
3. James Harden – 28.8
4. DeMarcus Cousins – 28.4
5. Anthony Davis – 28.0
Rebounds:
1. DeAndre Jordan – 13.8
2. Andre Drummond – 13.8
3. Hassan Whiteside – 13.7
4. Dwight Howard – 12.8
5. Rudy Gobert – 12.5
Assists:
1. James Harden – 11.5
2. John Wall – 10.3
3. Russell Westbrook – 10.2
4. Chris Paul – 9.7
5. LeBron James – 8.5
Blocks:
1. Rudy Gobert – 2.55
2. Anthony Davis – 2.34
3. Myles Turner – 2.28
4. Hassan Whiteside – 2.05
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo – 2.00
Steals:
1. Chris Paul – 2.25
2. John Wall – 2.18
3. Draymond Green – 1.96
4. Trevor Ariza – 1.90
5. Tony Allen – 1.81
Field Goal Percentage:
1. DeAndre Jordan - .693
2. Rudy Gobert - .658
3. Dwight Howard - .639
4. Clint Capela - .625
5. Nikola Jokic - .594
Three-Pointers Made:
1. Stephen Curry – 188
2. Eric Gordon – 167
3. James Harden – 157
4. Kyle Lowry – 152
5. Klay Thompson – 143
2016-2017 Triple-Double Counter:
1. Russell Westbrook – 24
2. James Harden – 14
3. LeBron James – 5
4. Draymond Green – 3
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo – 2
6. Julius Randle – 2
7. Kevin Durant – 1
8. Karl-Anthony Towns – 1
9. Marc Gasol – 1
10. Chris Paul – 1
11. Nicolas Batum – 1
12. Tim Frazier – 1
13. Malcolm Brogdon – 1
14. Rajon Rondo – 1
15. DeMarcus Cousins – 1
NEWS :
*The Cavaliers will workout free agents Mario Chalmers, Lance Stephenson, and Kirk Hinrich.
Post Merge: February 01, 2017, 08:13:48 PM
February 1, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 101 Wizards – 117
Anthony: 26 Pts. Hernangomez: 4 Asts. Hernangomez: 14 Rebs./Beal: 28 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Morris: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans – 106 Raptors – 108
Holiday: 30 Pts. Jones: 4 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs./Lowry: 33 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Kings – 83 Rockets – 105
Cousins: 16 Pts. Cousins: 5 Asts. Barnes: 11 Rebs./Anderson: 25 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Anderson: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 94 Spurs – 108
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Adams: 12 Rebs./Leonard: 36 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Leonard: 8 Rebs.
Hornets – 98 Blazers – 115
Walker: 22 Pts. Batum: 6 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs./Lillard: 27 Pts. Lillard: 4 Asts. Plumlee: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 116 Lakers – 120
Chandler: 26 Pts. Nelson: 7 Asts. Faried: 17 Rebs./Young: 23 Pts. Russell: 10 Asts. Black: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 32-15
2. Celtics 30-18
3. Raptors 30-19
4. Wizards 28-20
5. Hawks 28-20
6. Pacers 25-22
7. Bulls 24-25
8. Hornets 23-26
9. Bucks 21-26
10. Pistons 21-27
11. Knicks 21-29
12. Heat 19-30
13. Sixers 18-29
14. Magic 19-31
15. Nets 9-39
West:
1. Warriors 41-7
2. Spurs 37-11
3. Rockets 36-16
4. Clippers 30-18
5. Jazz 30-19
6. Grizzlies 29-21
7. Thunder 28-21
8. Nuggets 21-26
9. Blazers 22-28
10. Timberwolves 19-29
11. Kings 19-30
12. Pelicans 19-30
13. Mavericks 18-30
14. Lakers 17-34
15. Suns 15-3
Post Merge: February 02, 2017, 06:08:43 PM
February 2, Final Scores/Leaders:
Pacers – 98 Magic – 88
Miles: 16 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Jefferson: 7 Rebs./Ibaka: 20 Pts. Vucevic: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 15 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 97 Cavaliers – 125
Towns: 26 Pts. Rubio: 13 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. Irving: 14 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs.
Raptors – 104 Celtics – 109
Lowry: 32 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Sullinger: 6 Rebs./Thomas: 44 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Crowder: 8 Rebs.
Knicks – 95 Nets – 90
Porzingis: 19 Pts. Jennings: 10 Asts. Hernangomez: 16 Rebs./Hollis-Jefferson: 16 Pts. Whitehead: 4 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 8 Rebs.
Hawks – 93 Heat – 116
Bazemore: 14 Pts. Bembry: 3 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs./Dragic: 27 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 18 Rebs.
Pelicans – 98 Pistons – 118
Davis: 31 Pts. Holiday: 11 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 38 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Harris: 8 Rebs.
Sixers – 95 Mavericks – 113
Okafor: 16 Pts. McConnell: 4 Asts. Ilyasova: 10 Rebs./Curry: 22 Pts. Curry: 6 Asts. Mejri: 17 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 119 Nuggets – 99
Gasol: 24 Pts. Carter: 6 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Mudiay: 14 Pts. Mudiay: 7 Asts. Faried: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 88 Jazz – 104
Parker: 17 Pts. Dellavedova: 7 Asts. Parker: 7 Rebs./Hayward: 27 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs.
Clippers – 124 Suns – 114
Griffin: 29 Pts. Griffin: 5 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./Bledsoe: 41 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Tucker: 14 Rebs.
Bulls – 128 Thunder – 100
Butler: 28 Pts. Wade: 7 Asts. Gibson: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Adams: 6 Rebs.
Hornets – 111 Warriors – 126
Kaminsky: 24 Pts. Belinelli: 7 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 9 Rebs./Curry: 39 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 33-15
2. Celtics 31-18
3. Raptors 30-20
4. Wizards 28-20
5. Hawks 28-21
6. Pacers 26-22
7. Bulls 25-25
8. Hornets 23-27
9. Pistons 22-27
10. Bucks 21-27
11. Knicks 22-29
12. Heat 20-30
13. Sixers 18-30
14. Magic 19-32
15. Nets 9-40
West:
1. Warriors 42-7
2. Spurs 37-11
3. Rockets 36-16
4. Clippers 31-18
5. Jazz 31-19
6. Grizzlies 30-21
7. Thunder 28-22
8. Blazers 22-28
9. Nuggets 21-27
10. Kings 19-30
11. Mavericks 19-30
12. Timberwolves 19-30
13. Pelicans 19-31
14. Lakers 17-34
15. Suns 15-34
February 3 Schedule: 4 games
L.A. Lakers at Washington – 7 pm ET
Atlanta at Houston – 8 pm ET on TNT
Philadelphia at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Golden State at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 03, 2017, 03:57:53 AM
*The Milwaukee Bucks have traded Miles Plumlee to the Charlotte Hornets for Roy Hibbert and Spencer Hawes.
*The Bucks have waived Steve Novak to clear roster space for Roy Hibbert and Spencer Hawes.
*The Spurs have signed Joel Anthony to a second 10-day contract.
Post Merge: February 03, 2017, 06:18:28 PM
February 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Lakers - 108 Wizards - 116
Clarkson: 20 Pts. Russell: 11 Asts. Black: 11 Rebs./Wall: 33 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs.
Hawks - 113 Rockets - 108
Hardaway: 33 Pts. Bazemore: 6 Asts. Howard: 23 Rebs./Harden: 41 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs.
Sixers - 86 Spurs - 102
Ilyasova: 25 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Ilyasova: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 19 Pts. Parker: 6 Asts. Dedmon: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 133 Clippers - 120
Curry: 29 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. McAdoo: 9 Rebs./Griffin: 31 Pts. Rivers: 6 Asts. Griffin: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 33-15
2. Celtics 31-18
3. Raptors 30-20
4. Wizards 29-20
5. Hawks 29-21
6. Pacers 26-22
7. Bulls 25-25
8. Hornets 23-27
9. Pistons 22-27
10. Bucks 21-27
11. Knicks 22-29
12. Heat 20-30
13. Magic 19-32
14. Sixers 18-31
15. Nets 9-40
West:
1. Warriors 43-7
2. Spurs 38-11
3. Rockets 36-17
4. Clippers 31-19
5. Jazz 31-19
6. Grizzlies 30-21
7. Thunder 28-22
8. Blazers 22-28
9. Nuggets 21-27
10. Kings 19-30
11. Mavericks 19-30
12. Timberwolves 19-30
13. Pelicans 19-31
14. Lakers 17-35
15. Suns 15-34
Saturday, February 3 Schedule: 9 games
Toronto at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Indiana at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at Houston – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Milwaukee at Denver – 9 pm ET
Phoenix at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Dallas at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
NBA All-Star Weekend Full Participants (Feb. 17-19):
RISING STARS COMPETITION:
US Team:
Karl-Anthony Towns
Devin Booker
Malcolm Brogdon
Marquese Chriss
Brandon Ingram
Frank Kaminsky
Jahlil Okafor
D’Angelo Russell
Jonathon Simmons
Myles Turner
World Team:
Joel Embiid
Dante Exum
Buddy Hield
Nikola Jokic
Trey Lyles
Emmanuel Mudiay
Jamal Murray
Kristaps Porzingis
Domantas Sabonis
Dario Saric
ALL-STAR SATURDAY NIGHT
Skills Challenge:
Kristaps Porzingis
DeMarcus Cousins
Anthony Davis
Joel Embiid
Isaiah Thomas
Gordon Hayward
John Wall
Devin Booker
Three-Point Contest:
Klay Thompson
Kyle Lowry
Eric Gordon
Kyrie Irving
C.J. McCollum
Kemba Walker
Wesley Matthews
Nick Young
Slam Dunk Contest:
Aaron Gordon
DeAndre Jordan
Glenn Robinson III
Derrick Jones Jr.
NBA ALL-STAR GAME:
East Starters:
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Jimmy Butler
LeBron James
DeMar DeRozan
Kyrie Irving
East Reserves:
Paul George
Kevin Love
Kyle Lowry
Paul Millsap
Isaiah Thomas
Kemba Walker
John Wall
West Starters:
Anthony Davis
Kevin Durant
Kawhi Leonard
Stephen Curry
James Harden
West Reserves:
DeMarcus Cousins
Marc Gasol
Draymond Green
Gordon Hayward
DeAndre Jordan
Klay Thompson
Russell Westbrook
Post Merge: February 04, 2017, 11:10:14 PM
February 4, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 94 Magic – 102
Valanciunas: 18 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Ibaka: 20 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 12 Rebs.
Pacers – 106 Nets – 97
George: 24 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. George: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 23 Pts. Kilpatrick: 4 Asts. Booker: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 108 Pistons – 116
Towns: 24 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Dieng: 12 Rebs./Morris: 36 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Bulls – 117 Rockets – 121
Carter-Williams: 23 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs./Harden: 42 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 102 Thunder – 114
Gasol: 31 Pts. Gasol: 8 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 38 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 107 Celtics – 113
Williams: 21 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Nance: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 38 Pts. Horford: 8 Asts. Olynyk: 9 Rebs.
Bucks – 117 Nuggets – 121
Parker: 27 Pts. Dellavedova: 12 Asts. Parker: 11 Rebs./Chandler: 23 Pts. Jokic: 11 Asts. Jokic: 13 Rebs.
Suns – 105 Kings – 103
Booker: 33 Pts. Bledsoe: 4 Asts. Chandler: 12 Rebs./Cousins: 22 Pts. Cousins: 12 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks – 108 Blazers – 104
Ferrell: 32 Pts. Ferrell: 5 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./McCollum: 28 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Lillard: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 33-15
2. Celtics 32-18
3. Wizards 29-20
4. Raptors 30-21
5. Hawks 29-21
6. Pacers 27-22
7. Bulls 25-26
8. Pistons 23-27
9. Hornets 23-27
10. Knicks 22-29
11. Bucks 21-28
12. Heat 20-30
13. Magic 20-32
14. Sixers 18-31
15. Nets 9-41
West:
1. Warriors 43-7
2. Spurs 38-11
3. Rockets 37-17
4. Clippers 31-19
5. Jazz 31-19
6. Grizzlies 30-22
7. Thunder 29-22
8. Nuggets 22-27
9. Blazers 22-29
10. Mavericks 20-30
11. Kings 19-31
12. Pelicans 19-31
13. Timberwolves 19-31
14. Suns 16-34
15. Lakers 17-36
Sunday, February 5 Schedule: 10 games
New Orleans at Washington – 7 pm ET
Orlando at Atlanta – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at New York – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Charlotte at Utah – 9 pm ET
Milwaukee at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Denver at San Antonio – 9 pm ET
Memphis at Minnesota – 9 pm ET
Golden State at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 05, 2017, 04:43:22 PM
Pelicans – 91 Wizards – 105
Davis: 25 Pts. Holiday: 8 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Wall: 24 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Gortat: 17 Rebs.
Magic – 86 Hawks – 113
Gordon: 16 Pts. Gordon: 3 Asts. Vucevic: 7 Rebs./Millsap: 21 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Pistons – 84 Pacers – 105
Morris: 19 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Drummond: 9 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. Teague: 7 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs.
Sixers – 102 Heat – 125
Ilyasova: 21 Pts. Stauskas: 6 Asts. Holmes: 9 Rebs./Whiteside: 30 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 20 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 111 Knicks – 104
James: 32 Pts. James: 10 Asts. Love: 16 Rebs./Jennings: 23 Pts. Jennings: 10 Asts. Porzingis: 8 Rebs.
Hornets – 98 Jazz – 105
Walker: 18 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs./Hayward: 33 Pts. Johnson: 4 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs.
Bucks – 137 Suns – 112
Antetokounmpo: 30 Pts. Brogdon: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs./Booker: 31 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Chandler: 13 Rebs.
Nuggets – 97 Spurs – 121
Murray: 20 Pts. Barton: 5 Asts. Nurkic: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 19 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Leonard: 6 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 107 Timberwolves – 99
Green: 29 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Towns: 27 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns: 16 Rebs.
Warriors – 106 Kings – 109
Curry: 35 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Durant: 9 Rebs./Cousins: 32 Pts. Cousins: 9 Asts. Barnes: 14 Rebs.[/b]
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 34-15
2. Celtics 32-18
3. Wizards 30-20
4. Hawks 30-21
5. Raptors 30-21
6. Pacers 28-22
7. Bulls 25-26
8. Pistons 23-28
9. Hornets 23-28
10. Bucks 22-28
11. Knicks 22-30
12. Heat 21-30
13. Magic 20-33
14. Sixers 18-32
15. Nets 9-41
West:
1. Warriors 43-8
2. Spurs 39-11
3. Rockets 37-17
4. Jazz 32-19
5. Clippers 31-19
6. Grizzlies 31-22
7. Thunder 29-22
8. Nuggets 22-28
9. Blazers 22-29
10. Mavericks 20-30
11. Kings 20-31
12. Pelicans 19-32
13. Timberwolves 19-32
14. Lakers 17-36
15. Suns 16-35
Post Merge: February 06, 2017, 07:15:24 AM
February 6, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 103 Nets – 95
Valanciunas: 22 Pts. Lowry: 11 Asts. Lowry: 11 Rebs./Lopez: 20 Pts. Foye: 5 Asts. Booker: 10 Rebs.
Clippers – 102 Celtics – 107
Griffin: 23 Pts. Crawford: 5 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs./Thomas: 28 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Horford: 15 Rebs.
Blazers – 99 Thunder – 105
Lillard: 29 Pts. Lillard: 3 Asts. McCollum: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 42 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Adams: 13 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 34-15
2. Celtics 33-18
3. Wizards 30-20
4. Raptors 31-21
5. Hawks 30-21
6. Pacers 28-22
7. Bulls 25-26
8. Pistons 23-28
9. Hornets 23-28
10. Bucks 22-28
11. Knicks 22-30
12. Heat 21-30
13. Magic 20-33
14. Sixers 18-32
15. Nets 9-42
West:
1. Warriors 43-8
2. Spurs 39-11
3. Rockets 37-17
4. Jazz 32-19
5. Clippers 31-20
6. Grizzlies 31-22
7. Thunder 30-22
8. Nuggets 22-28
9. Blazers 22-30
10. Mavericks 20-30
11. Kings 20-31
12. Pelicans 19-32
13. Timberwolves 19-32
14. Lakers 17-36
15. Suns 16-35
Post Merge: February 07, 2017, 03:27:44 PM
February 7, Final Scores/Leaders:
Lakers – 121 Knicks – 107
Williams: 22 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Nance: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 26 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. Hernangomez: 13 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 140 Wizards – 135
Love: 39 Pts. James: 17 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Beal: 41 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs.
Thunder – 90 Pacers – 93
Westbrook: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 18 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. George: 4 Asts. George: 8 Rebs.
Clippers – 109 Raptors – 118
Griffin: 26 Pts. Griffin: 11 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 31 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Jazz – 120 Hawks – 95
Hayward: 30 Pts. Hill: 8 Asts. Favors: 10 Rebs./Schroder: 21 Pts. Millsap: 3 Asts. Millsap: 8 Rebs.
Sixers – 96 Pistons – 113
Okafor: 16 Pts. Saric: 4 Asts. McConnell: 7 rebs./Morris: 19 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Suns – 106 Pelicans – 111
Warren: 20 Pts. Knight: 6 Asts. Chandler: 12 Rebs./Davis: 34 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Davis: 9 Rebs.
Heat – 115 Timberwolves – 113
Dragic: 33 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Whiteside: 13 Rebs./Towns: 35 Pts. Rubio: 13 Asts. Towns: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks - 87 Nuggets - 110
Ferrell: 15 Pts. Matthews: 8 Asts. Matthews: 7 Rebs./Barton: 31 Pts. Jokic: 9 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs.
Spurs - 74 Grizzlies - 89
Lee: 14 Pts. Ginobili: 3 Asts. Dedmon: 12 Rebs./Gasol: 15 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Gasol: 8 Rebs.
Bulls - 112 Kings - 107
Wade: 31 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Wade: 6 Rebs./Lawson: 22 Pts. Lawson: 7 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 35-15
2. Celtics 33-18
3. Raptors 32-21
4. Wizards 30-21
5. Hawks 30-22
6. Pacers 29-22
7. Bulls 26-26
8. Pistons 24-28
9. Hornets 23-28
10. Bucks 22-28
11. Heat 22-30
12. Knicks 22-31
13. Magic 20-33
14. Sixers 18-33
15. Nets 9-42
West:
1. Warriors 43-8
2. Spurs 39-12
3. Rockets 37-17
4. Jazz 33-19
5. Clippers 31-21
6. Grizzlies 32-22
7. Thunder 30-23
8. Nuggets 23-28
9. Blazers 22-30
10. Mavericks 20-31
11. Kings 20-32
12. Pelicans 20-32
13. Timberwolves 19-33
14. Lakers 18-36
15. Suns 16-36
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 08, 2017, 04:07:04 PM
Nets – 107 Hornets – 111
Bogdanovic: 22 Pts. Whitehead: 7 Asts. Booker: 12 Rebs./Batum: 17 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Kaminsky: 11 Rebs.
Magic – 104 Rockets – 128
Ibaka: 28 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 19 Rebs./Harden: 25 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs.
Blazers – 114 Mavericks – 113
McCollum: 32 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 15 Rebs./Barnes: 26 Pts. Matthews: 5 Asts. Harris: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 35-15
2. Celtics 33-18
3. Raptors 32-21
4. Wizards 30-21
5. Hawks 30-22
6. Pacers 29-22
7. Bulls 26-26
8. Pistons 24-28
9. Hornets 24-28
10. Bucks 22-28
11. Heat 22-30
12. Knicks 22-31
13. Magic 20-34
14. Sixers 18-33
15. Nets 9-43
West:
1. Warriors 43-8
2. Spurs 39-12
3. Rockets 38-17
4. Jazz 33-19
5. Clippers 31-21
6. Grizzlies 32-22
7. Thunder 30-23
8. Nuggets 23-28
9. Blazers 23-30
10. Mavericks 20-32
11. Kings 20-32
12. Pelicans 20-32
13. Timberwolves 19-33
14. Lakers 18-36
15. Suns 16-36
Thursday, February 9 Schedule: 12 games
San Antonio at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Washington at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Phoenix at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Utah at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Toronto at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at New York – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Chicago at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Boston at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: February 09, 2017, 04:23:19 PM
February 9, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs – 111 Sixers – 103
Leonard: 32 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Dedmon: 11 Rebs./Okafor: 20 Pts. Stauskas: 7 Asts. Okafor: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 132 Pacers – 117
Korver: 29 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Miles: 23 Pts. Teague: 14 Asts. George: 8 Rebs.
Wizards – 114 Nets – 110
Beal: 31 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 21 Pts. Bogdanovic: 4 Asts. Booker: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 106 Hawks – 117
Chandler: 24 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Jokic: 15 Rebs./Schroder: 24 Pts. Schroder: 10 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Lakers – 102 Pistons – 121
Randle: 17 Pts. Ingram: 5 Asts. Black: 10 Rebs./Drummond: 24 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Heat – 106 Bucks – 88
Whiteside: 23 Pts. Dragic: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs.
Suns – 91 Grizzlies – 110
Booker: 20 Pts. Booker: 3 Asts. Tucker: 10 Rebs./Conley: 23 Pts. Parsons: 7 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 127 Pelicans – 94
Johnson: 27 Pts. Exum: 5 Asts. Gobert: 16 Rebs./Jones: 21 Pts. Frazier: 4 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 109 Timberwolves – 112
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Carroll: 9 Rebs./Wiggins: 31 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs.
Clippers – 119 Knicks – 115
Griffin: 32 Pts. Rivers: 10 Asts. Jordan: 15 Rebs./Anthony: 28 Pts. Rose: 8 Asts. Anthony: 9 Rebs.
Bulls – 92 Warriors – 123
Lopez: 17 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Lopez: 10 Rebs./Thompson: 28 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs.
Celtics – 92 Kings – 108
Thomas: 26 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Olynyk: 8 Rebs./Collison: 26 Pts. Collison: 5 Asts. Barnes: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 36-15
2. Celtics 33-19
3. Wizards 31-21
4. Raptors 32-22
5. Hawks 31-22
6. Pacers 29-23
7. Bulls 26-27
8. Pistons 25-28
9. Hornets 24-28
10. Heat 23-30
11. Bucks 22-29
12. Knicks 22-32
13. Magic 20-34
14. Sixers 18-34
15. Nets 9-44
West:
1. Warriors 44-8
2. Spurs 40-12
3. Rockets 38-17
4. Jazz 34-19
5. Clippers 32-21
6. Grizzlies 33-22
7. Thunder 30-23
8. Nuggets 23-29
9. Blazers 23-30
10. Kings 21-32
11. Mavericks 20-32
12. Pelicans 20-33
13. Timberwolves 20-33
14. Lakers 18-37
15. Suns 16-37
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 10, 2017, 08:12:32 PM
Rockets – 107 Hornets – 95
Harden: 30 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs./Batum: 15 Pts. Batum: 10 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 112 Magic – 111
Saric: 24 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Covington: 9 Rebs./Fournier: 24 Pts. Fournier: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 109 Thunder – 118
Irving: 28 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Westbrook: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Adams: 13 Rebs.
Jazz – 105 Mavericks – 112
Hayward: 36 Pts. Mack: 7 Asts. Gobert: 15 Rebs./Barnes: 31 Pts. Matthews: 5 Asts. Nowitzki: 7 Rebs.
Celtics – 120 Blazers – 111
Thomas: 34 Pts. Smart: 5 Asts. Brown: 7 Rebs./Lillard: 28 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Vonleh: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 36-16
2. Celtics 34-19
3. Wizards 31-21
4. Raptors 32-22
5. Hawks 31-22
6. Pacers 29-23
7. Bulls 26-27
8. Pistons 25-28
9. Hornets 24-29
10. Heat 23-30
11. Bucks 22-29
12. Knicks 22-32
13. Magic 20-35
14. Sixers 19-34
15. Nets 9-44
West:
1. Warriors 44-8
2. Spurs 40-12
3. Rockets 39-17
4. Jazz 34-20
5. Clippers 32-21
6. Grizzlies 33-22
7. Thunder 31-23
8. Nuggets 23-29
9. Blazers 23-31
10. Kings 21-32
11. Mavericks 21-32
12. Pelicans 20-33
13. Timberwolves 20-33
14. Lakers 18-37
15. Suns 16-37
Saturday , February 11 Schedule: 9 games
Miami at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at New York – 7:30 pm ET
San Antonio at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Memphis – 8 pm ET
New Orleans at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Indiana at Washington – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Atlanta at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Chicago at Phoenix – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: February 11, 2017, 06:20:23 PM
February 11, Final Scores/Leaders:
Heat – 108 Nets – 99
J. Johnson: 26 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 30 Pts. Dinwiddie: 8 Asts. Booker: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets – 131 Knicks – 123
Jokic: 40 Pts. Nelson: 12 Asts. Barton: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 33 Pts. Jennings: 13 Asts. Anthony: 6 Rebs.
Spurs – 103 Pistons – 92
Leonard: 32 Pts. Parker: 12 Asts. Dedmon: 17 Rebs./Harris: 16 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Lakers – 122 Bucks – 114
Young: 26 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 41 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs.
Warriors – 122 Grizzlies – 107
Thompson: 36 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Conley: 20 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans – 122 Timberwolves – 106
Davis: 42 Pts. Holiday: 12 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs./Towns: 36 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 8 Rebs.
Pacers – 107 Wizards – 112
George: 31 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Jefferson: 8 Rebs./Morris: 26 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 16 Rebs.
Hawks - 107 Kings - 108
Hardaway: 28 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Howard: 11 Rebs./Cousins: 22 Pts. Cousins: 7 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 97 Suns - 115
Butler: 20 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Lopez: 7 Rebs./Booker: 27 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Williams: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 36-16
2. Celtics 34-19
3. Wizards 32-21
4. Raptors 32-22
5. Hawks 31-23
6. Pacers 29-24
7. Bulls 26-28
8. Pistons 25-29
9. Hornets 24-29
10. Heat 24-30
11. Bucks 22-30
12. Knicks 22-33
13. Magic 20-35
14. Sixers 19-34
15. Nets 9-45
West:
1. Warriors 45-8
2. Spurs 41-12
3. Rockets 39-17
4. Jazz 34-20
5. Clippers 32-21
6. Grizzlies 33-23
7. Thunder 31-23
8. Nuggets 24-29
9. Blazers 23-31
10. Kings 22-32
11. Mavericks 21-32
12. Pelicans 21-33
13. Timberwolves 20-34
14. Lakers 19-37
15. Suns 17-37
Sunday, February 12 Schedule: 8 games
L.A. Clippers at Charlotte – 5 pm ET
Milwaukee at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Miami at Philadelphia – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Golden State at Oklahoma City – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Phoenix at Houston – 9 pm ET
Orlando at Dallas – 9 pm ET
Boston at Utah – 9 pm ET
Post Merge: February 12, 2017, 07:10:02 PM
February 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Clippers - 107 Hornets - 102
Crawford: 22 Pts. Griffin: 8 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs./Batum: 25 Pts. Batum: 8 Asts. Kaminsky: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 116 Pacers - 100
Antetokounmpo: 20 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs./Miles: 23 Pts. Turner: 6 Asts. George: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 109 Sixers - 117
Dragic: 30 Pts. T. Johnson: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 19 Rebs./Covington: 19 Pts. McConnell: 10 Asts. Covington: 7 Rebs.
Nuggets - 109 Cavaliers - 125
Jokic: 27 Pts. Nelson: 8 Asts. Jokic: 13 Rebs./James: 27 Pts. James: 12 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs.
Warriors - 130 Thunder - 114
Durant: 34 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. Durant: 9 Rebs./Westbrook: 47 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 102 Rockets - 133
Booker: 18 Pts. Ulis: 6 Asts. Len: 8 Rebs./Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Beverley: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 80 Mavericks - 112
Biyombo: 15 Pts. Watson: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs./Matthews: 20 Pts. Ferrell: 7 Asts. Mejri: 15 Rebs.
Celtics - 112 Jazz - 104
Thomas: 29 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./Hayward: 31 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 37-16
2. Celtics 35-19
3. Wizards 32-21
4. Raptors 32-22
5. Hawks 31-23
6. Pacers 29-25
7. Bulls 26-28
8. Pistons 25-29
9. Hornets 24-30
10. Heat 24-31
11. Bucks 23-30
12. Knicks 22-33
13. Sixers 20-34
14. Magic 20-36
15. Nets 9-45
West:
1. Warriors 46-8
2. Spurs 41-12
3. Rockets 40-17
4. Jazz 34-21
5. Clippers 32-21
6. Grizzlies 33-23
7. Thunder 31-24
8. Nuggets 24-30
9. Blazers 23-31
10. Kings 22-32
11. Mavericks 22-32
12. Pelicans 21-33
13. Timberwolves 20-34
14. Lakers 19-37
15. Suns 17-38
Monday, February 13 Schedule: 4 games
Chicago at Minnesota – 3:30 pm ET
San Antonio at New York – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Detroit at Toronto – 6 pm ET on NBATV
New Orleans at Sacramento – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 13, 2017, 07:00:42 PM
-Blazers get: Center Jusuf Nurkic, 2017 Memphis first-round pick (top-five protected)
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 37-16
2. Celtics 35-19
3. Wizards 32-21
4. Raptors 32-23
5. Hawks 31-23
6. Pacers 29-25
7. Bulls 26-29
8. Pistons 26-29
9. Hornets 24-30
10. Heat 24-31
11. Bucks 23-30
12. Knicks 23-33
13. Sixers 20-34
14. Magic 20-36
15. Nets 9-45
West:
1. Warriors 46-8
2. Spurs 41-13
3. Rockets 40-17
4. Jazz 34-21
5. Clippers 32-21
6. Grizzlies 33-23
7. Thunder 31-24
8. Nuggets 24-30
9. Blazers 23-31
10. Kings 23-32
11. Mavericks 22-32
12. Pelicans 21-34
13. Timberwolves 21-34
14. Lakers 19-37
15. Suns 17-38
February 13, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls - 89 Timberwolves - 117
Portis: 16 Pts. Carter-Williams: 6 Asts. Carter-Williams: 7 Rebs./Wiggins: 27 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Dieng: 13 Rebs.
Spurs - 90 Knicks - 94
Leonard: 36 Pts. Leonard: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Anthony: 25 Pts. Lee: 5 Asts. Hernangomez: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 102 Raptors - 101
Harris: 24 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs./DeRozan: 26 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 99 Kings - 105
Davis: 32 Pts. Holiday: 11 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Cousins: 28 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs.
Post Merge: February 14, 2017, 10:09:55 PM
February 14, Final Scores/Leaders:
Sixers – 105 Hornets – 99
Saric: 18 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Saric: 11 Rebs./Walker: 29 Pts. Batum: 4 Asts. Kaminsky: 11 Rebs.
Spurs – 110 Pacers – 106
Leonard: 32 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Dedmon: 12 Rebs./George: 27 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. George: 6 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 112 Nets – 103
Conley: 32 Pts. Gasol: 8 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 17 Pts. Lopez: 5 Asts. Kilpatrick: 6 Rebs.
Magic – 116 Heat – 107
Fournier: 24 Pts. Fournier: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 17 Rebs./Waiters: 23 Pts. Waiters: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 19 Rebs.
Thunder – 98 Wizards – 120
Lauvergne: 17 Pts. Lauvergne: 4 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs./Morris: 23 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Porter: 12 Rebs.
Pistons – 89 Bucks – 102
Morris: 26 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Monroe: 25 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Monroe: 13 Rebs.
Celtics – 111 Mavericks – 98
Thomas: 29 Pts. Thomas: 8 Asts. Olynyk: 7 Rebs./Ferrell: 20 Pts. Ferrell: 5 Asts. Mejri: 10 Rebs.
Warriors – 110 Nuggets – 132
Durant: 25 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. McGee: 7 Rebs./Hernangomez: 27 Pts. Jokic: 12 Asts. Jokic: 21 Rebs.
Clippers – 88 Jazz – 72
Griffin: 26 Pts. Griffin: 6 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Favors: 13 Pts. Diaw: 4 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs.
Pelicans – 110 Suns – 108
Davis: 24 Pts. Holiday: 8 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Bledsoe: 37 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Tucker: 16 Rebs.
Hawks – 109 Blazers – 104
Hardaway: 25 Pts. Bazemore: 6 Asts. Howard: 16 Rebs./McCollum: 26 Pts. McCollum: 5 Asts. Aminu: 15 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 37-16
2. Celtics 36-19
3. Wizards 33-21
4. Raptors 32-23
5. Hawks 32-23
6. Pacers 29-26
7. Bulls 26-29
8. Pistons 26-30
9. Bucks 24-30
10. Hornets 24-31
11. Heat 24-32
12. Knicks 23-33
13. Sixers 21-34
14. Magic 21-36
15. Nets 9-46
West:
1. Warriors 46-9
2. Spurs 42-13
3. Rockets 40-17
4. Clippers 34-21
5. Jazz 34-22
6. Grizzlies 34-23
7. Thunder 31-25
8. Nuggets 25-30
9. Blazers 23-32
10. Kings 23-32
11. Mavericks 22-33
12. Pelicans 22-34
13. Timberwolves 21-34
14. Lakers 19-37
15. Suns 17-39
Wednesay February 15 Schedule: 3 games
Toronto at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Minnesota – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Most consecutive winning season in NBA History.
1.San Antonio Spurs - 20 ( Active ) ( 1997 - 2017 )
2.Utah Jazz - 19 ( 1985 - 2004 )
3.LA Lakers - 16 ( 1976 - 1992 )
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 15, 2017, 07:04:59 PM
*Kevin Love had arthroscopic surgery in his left knee and is out at least six weeks.
February 15, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 94 Bulls – 105
Lowry: 22 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./McDermott: 20 Pts. Butler: 12 Asts. Felicio: 6 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 116 Timberwolves – 108
James: 25 Pts. James: 14 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 41 Pts. Rubio: 16 Asts. Dieng: 10 Rebs.
Kings – 97 Lakers – 96
Cousins: 40 Pts. Cousins: 8 Asts. Cousins: 12 Rebs./Williams: 29 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Randle: 7 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 38-16
2. Celtics 36-19
3. Wizards 33-21
4. Hawks 32-23
5. Raptors 32-24
6. Pacers 29-26
7. Bulls 27-29
8. Pistons 26-30
9. Bucks 24-30
10. Hornets 24-31
11. Heat 24-32
12. Knicks 23-33
13. Sixers 21-34
14. Magic 21-36
15. Nets 9-46
West:
1. Warriors 46-9
2. Spurs 42-13
3. Rockets 40-17
4. Clippers 34-21
5. Jazz 34-22
6. Grizzlies 34-23
7. Thunder 31-25
8. Nuggets 25-30
9. Kings 24-32
10. Blazers 23-32
11. Mavericks 22-33
12. Pelicans 22-34
13. Timberwolves 21-35
14. Lakers 19-38
15. Suns 17-39
Thursday, February 16 Schedule: 14 games
San Antonio at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Indiana at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Philadelphia at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Dallas at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Miami at Houston – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Denver – 9 pm ET
Portland at Utah – 9 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
New York at Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Atlanta at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Sacramento at Golden State -10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: February 16, 2017, 07:23:24 PM
February 16, Final Scores/Leaders:
Spurs – 107 Magic – 79
Aldridge: 23 Pts. Parker: 8 Asts. Dedmon: 11 Rebs./Vucevic: 16 Pts. Fournier: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Pacers – 104 Cavaliers – 113
Robinson III: 19 Pts. Teague: 11 Asts. Turner: 7 Rebs./James: 31 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Sixers – 108 Celtics – 116
Saric: 20 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Saric: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 33 Pts. Smart: 5 Asts. Olynyk: 7 Rebs.
Hornets – 85 Raptors – 90
Kaminsky: 27 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 14 Rebs./Lowry: 21 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Carroll: 11 Rebs.
Bucks – 129 Nets – 125
Antetokounmpo: 33 Pts. Middleton: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs./Lopez: 36 Pts. Dinwiddie: 8 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks – 91 Pistons – 98
Nowitzki: 24 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Nowitzki: 10 Rebs./Jackson: 22 Pts. Jackson: 4 Asts. Morris: 14 Rebs.
Pelicans – 95 Grizzlies – 91
Hill: 23 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Ajinca: 10 Rebs./Conley: 17 Pts. Gasol: 9 Asts. Gasol: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 117 Rockets – 109
Whiteside: 23 Pts. Waiters: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs./Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 112 Nuggets – 99
Wiggins: 40 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Towns: 19 Rebs./Harris: 22 Pts. Nelson: 11 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs.
Blazers – 88 Jazz – 111
McCollum: 18 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 7 Rebs./Hayward: 22 Pts. Hayward: 7 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Lakers – 101 Suns – 137
Russell: 21 Pts. Nance: 5 Asts. Randle: 10 Rebs./Bledsoe: 25 Pts. Bledsoe: 13 Asts. Bledsoe: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 105 Thunder – 116
Anthony: 30 Pts. Rose: 7 Asts. Hernangomez: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 38 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Westbrook: 14 Rebs.
Hawks – 84 Clippers – 99
Schroder: 15 Pts. Schroder: 7 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs./Griffin: 17 Pts. Griffin: 9 Asts. Jordan: 16 Rebs.
Kings – 86 Warriors – 109
Barnes: 15 Pts. Cousins: 6 Asts. Barnes: 14 Rebs./Thompson: 35 Pts. Curry: 9 Asts. McGee: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 39-16
2. Celtics 37-19
3. Wizards 33-21
4. Raptors 33-24
5. Hawks 32-24
6. Pacers 29-27
7. Bulls 27-29
8. Pistons 27-30
9. Bucks 25-30
10. Heat 25-32
11. Hornets 24-32
12. Knicks 23-34
13. Sixers 21-35
14. Magic 21-37
15. Nets 9-47
West:
1. Warriors 47-9
2. Spurs 43-13
3. Rockets 40-18
4. Clippers 35-21
5. Jazz 35-22
6. Grizzlies 34-24
7. Thunder 32-25
8. Nuggets 25-31
9. Kings 24-33
10. Blazers 23-33
11. Pelicans 23-34
12. Mavericks 22-34
13. Timberwolves 22-35
14. Lakers 19-39
15. Suns 18-39
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 19, 2017, 09:11:21 PM
Skills Challenge Champion: Kristaps Porzingis
Three-Point Contest Champion: Eric Gordon
Slam Dunk Contest Champion: Glenn Robinson III
Player Stats:
Russell Westbrook – 31.1 ppg, 10.1 apg, 10.5 rpg, 1.6 spg, 0.4 bpg
James Harden – 29.2 ppg, 11.3 apg, 8.3 rpg, 1.4 spg, 0.5 bpg
LeBron James – 25.9 ppg, 8.8 apg, 7.7 rpg, 1.4 spg, 0.6 bpg
Anthony Davis – 27.7 ppg, 2.2 apg, 11.9 rpg, 1.3 spg, 2.5 bpg
Kevin Durant – 25.8 ppg, 4.9 apg, 8.3 rpg, 1.1 spg, 1.7 bpg
Stephen Curry – 24.7 ppg, 6.4 apg, 4.3 rpg, 1.7 spg, 0.2 bpg
DeMarcus Cousins – 27.8 ppg, 4.8 apg, 10.6 rpg, 1.4 spg, 1.3 bpg
Damian Lillard – 25.7 ppg, 5.8 apg, 4.9 rpg, 0.7 spg, 0.3 bpg
Jimmy Butler – 24.5 ppg, 5.0 apg, 6.3 rpg, 1.8 spg, 0.3 bpg
Kawhi Leonard – 25.9 ppg, 3.3 apg, 5.9 rpg, 1.8 spg, 0.7 bpg
Giannis Antetokounmpo – 23.4 ppg, 5.5 apg, 8.6 rpg, 1.8 spg, 2.0 bpg
Blake Griffin – 21.9 ppg, 5.0 apg, 8.8 rpg, 1.1 spg, 0.6 bpg
Kevin Love – 20.0 ppg, 1.9 apg, 11.1 rpg, 0.9 spg, 0.3 bpg
Kyrie Irving – 24.4 ppg, 5.9 apg, 3.1 rpg, 1.2 spg, 0.2 bpg
Chris Paul – 17.5 ppg, 9.7 apg, 5.3 rpg, 2.3 spg, 0.1 bpg
Hassan Whiteside – 16.8 ppg, 0.7 apg, 14.1 rpg, 0.8 spg, 2.1 bpg
DeMar DeRozan – 27.3 ppg, 3.7 apg, 5.3 rpg, 1.1 spg, 0.2 bpg
Karl-Anthony Towns – 23.7 ppg, 2.9 apg, 11.8 rpg, 0.7 spg, 1.4 bpg
Isaiah Thomas – 29.9 ppg, 6.3 apg, 2.7 rpg, 0.8 spg, 0.1 bpg
Kyle Lowry – 22.8 ppg, 6.9 apg, 4.7 rpg, 1.4 spg, 0.3 bpg
Paul George – 22.3 ppg, 3.3 apg, 6.2 rpg, 1.5 spg, 0.3 bpg
John Wall – 22.8 ppg, 10.6 apg, 4.4 rpg, 2.1 spg, 0.6 bpg
Draymond Green – 10.2 ppg, 7.3 apg, 8.2 rpg, 2.1 spg, 1.5 bpg
Klay Thompson – 22.1 ppg, 2.0 apg, 3.8 rpg, 0.8 spg, 0.5 bpg
Kemba Walker – 22.5 ppg, 5.5 apg, 4.1 rpg, 1.2 spg, 0.3 bpg
Carmelo Anthony – 23.4 ppg, 2.9 apg, 6.1 rpg, 0.9 spg, 0.5 bpg
C.J. McCollum – 23.4 ppg, 3.6 apg, 3.7 rpg, 1.0 spg, 0.6 bpg
Marc Gasol – 20.6 ppg, 4.3 apg, 6.2 rpg, 1.0 spg, 1.4 bpg
Eric Bledsoe – 21.6 ppg, 6.2 apg, 4.9 rpg, 1.4 spg, 0.4 bpg
Gordon Hayward – 22.2 ppg, 3.5 apg, 5.6 rpg, 1.0 spg, 0.3 bpg
Mike Conley – 19.3 ppg, 6.2 apg, 3.5 rpg, 1.3 spg, 0.3 bpg
Ppg = Points Per Game
Apg = Assists Per Game
Rpg = Rebounds Per Game
Spg = Steals Per Game
Bpg = Blocks Per Game
Monday, February 20 Schedule: 1 game
East vs. West – 8 pm ET on TNT
Sunday's Participants:
East Starters:
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Jimmy Butler
LeBron James
DeMar DeRozan
Kyrie Irving
East Reserves:
Paul George
Carmelo Anthony
Kyle Lowry
Paul Millsap
Isaiah Thomas
Kemba Walker
John Wall
Kevin Love*
East Coach: Brad Stevens
West Starters:
Anthony Davis
Kevin Durant
Kawhi Leonard
Stephen Curry
James Harden
West Reserves:
DeMarcus Cousins
Marc Gasol
Draymond Green
Gordon Hayward
DeAndre Jordan
Klay Thompson
Russell Westbrook
West Coach: Steve Kerr
Post Merge: February 20, 2017, 07:15:15 PM
East - 182 West - 192 (Final)
MVP: Anthony Davis
East:
Giannis Antetokounmpo - 30 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Stls. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
LeBron James - 23 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Kyrie Irving - 22 Pts. 14 Asts. 7 Rebs. 3 Stls.
Isaiah Thomas - 20 Pts. 3 Asts. 1 Rebs.
Kyle Lowry - 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
DeMar DeRozan - 16 Pts. 6 Asts. 5 Rebs. 2 Stls.
John Wall - 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 4 Stls.
West:
Anthony Davis - 52 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Russell Westbrook - 41 Pts. 7 Asts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Kevin Durant - 21 Pts. 10 Asts. 10 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Stephen Curry - 21 Pts. 6 Asts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stls.
James Harden - 12 Pts. 12 Asts. 7 Rebs.
Klay Thompson - 12 Pts. 5 Asts. 2 Rebs.
Marc Gasol - 10 Pts. 10 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Breaking News:
*The Kings have agreed to trade DeMarcus Cousins and Omri Casspi to the Pelicans for Tyreke Evans, Langston Galloway, Buddy Hield and 2017 first-round and second-round picks.
Post Merge: February 20, 2017, 10:55:08 PM
Remaining NBA Schedule:
Monday, February 20
-No games scheduled
Tuesday, February 21
-No games scheduled
Wednesday, February 22
-No games scheduled
Thursday, February 23
Portland at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
New York at Cleveland – 8 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Clippers at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Denver at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Friday, February 24
Washington at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Boston at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Utah at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Dallas at Minnesota – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Denver – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Saturday, February 25
Charlotte at Sacramento – 5 pm ET on NBATV
Atlanta at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Miami – 8 pm ET
New Orleans at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Chicago at Cleveland – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Minnesota at Houston – 9 pm ET
Brooklyn at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Sunday, February 26
San Antonio at L.A. Lakers – 3:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Milwaukee – 3:30 pm ET on NBATV
Memphis at Denver – 5 pm ET
Utah at Washington – 5 pm ET
Portland at Toronto – 6 pm ET
Boston at Detroit – 6 pm ET
New Orleans at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Charlotte at L.A. Clippers – 9:30 pm ET on NBATV
Monday, February 27
Toronto at New York – 7 pm ET on TNT
Golden State at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Atlanta at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Houston – 8 pm ET
Miami at Dallas – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Minnesota at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Tuesday, February 28
Golden State at Washington – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Phoenix at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Utah at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Charlotte at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Wednesday, March 1
New York at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Washington at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Dallas at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Denver at Milwaukee – 9 pm ET
Detroit at New Orleans – 9 pm ET
Indiana at San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Utah – 10 pm ET
Houston at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Brooklyn at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Thursday, March 2
Golden State at Chicago – 8 pm ET on TNT
Charlotte at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Friday, March 3
New York at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Washington – 7 pm ET
Miami at Orlando – 7 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at Utah – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at New Orleans – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Boston at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Saturday, March 4
Detroit at Philadelphia – 6 pm ET
Toronto at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Miami – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Chicago – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Charlotte at Denver – 9 pm ET
Memphis at Houston – 9 pm ET
Minnesota at San Antonio – 9 pm ET
Brooklyn at Portland – 10 pm ET
Sunday, March 5
Indiana at Atlanta – 3 pm ET
Golden State at New York – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Boston at Phoenix – 5 pm ET
Orlando at Washington – 5 pm ET
Utah at Sacramento – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
New Orleans at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Monday, March 6
Milwaukee at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
New York at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Miami at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Golden State at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Chicago at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Portland at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Indiana at Charlotte – 8 pm ET on TNT
Houston at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Sacramento at Denver – 9 pm ET
New Orleans at Utah – 9 pm ET
Boston at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Tuesday, March 7
Portland at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on NBATV
L.A. Lakers at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Washington at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Wednesday, March 8
Chicago at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
New York at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Toronto at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Utah at Houston – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Indiana – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Sacramento at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Washington at Denver – 9 pm ET
Boston at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, March 9
Cleveland at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Memphis – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on TNT
Philadelphia at Portland – 10 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Phoenix – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Friday, March 10
Orlando at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Houston at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Indiana at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Minnesota – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Boston at Denver – 9 pm ET
Brooklyn at Dallas – 9 pm ET
Washington at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Saturday, March 11
Utah at Oklahoma City – 3 pm ET
Philadelphia at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
New York at Detroit – 5 pm ET
New Orleans at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Toronto at Miami – 8 pm ET
Golden State at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Atlanta at Memphis – 9 pm ET
Phoenix at Dallas – 9 pm ET
Washington at Portland – 10 pm ET
Denver at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Sunday, March 12
Chicago at Boston – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
New York at Brooklyn – 6 pm ET
Miami at Indiana – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Phoenix – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Houston – 9 pm ET on ESPN
Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Monday, March 13
Chicago at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on TNT
Washington at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Utah – 9 pm ET
Orlando at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Denver – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Tuesday, March 14
Detroit at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Portland at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Wednesday, March 15
Dallas at Washington – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Utah at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Memphis at Chicago – 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Houston – 8 pm ET
Portland at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Sacramento at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, March 16
Utah at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Toronto – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Memphis at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Denver – 9 pm ET
Orlando at Golden State – 7:30 pm ET
Friday, March 17
Dallas at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Chicago at Washington – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Boston at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Toronto at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Houston at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Miami – 8 pm ET
Orlando at Phoenix – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Saturday, March 18
Sacramento at Oklahoma City – 3 pm ET
Portland at Atlanta – 6 pm ET
Washington at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at L.A. Clippers – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Utah at Chicago – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Memphis – 9 pm ET
Houston at Denver – 9:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Sunday, March 19
Dallas at Brooklyn – 12 pm ET
Boston at Philadelphia – 1 pm ET
Phoenix at Detroit – 4:30 pm ET
Minnesota at New Orleans – 6 pm ET
Indiana at Toronto – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Miami – 6 pm ET
Sacramento at San Antonio – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Monday, March 20
Atlanta at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Utah at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Washington at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Houston – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET on TNT
New York at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Tuesday, March21
Chicago at Toronto – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Detroit at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Memphis at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
San Antonio at Minnesota – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Milwaukee at Portland – 10 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Wednesday, March 22
Charlotte at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Indiana at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Detroit at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Washington – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Cleveland at Denver – 9 pm ET
Milwaukee at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
New York at Utah – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, March 23
Phoenix at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Memphis at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
New York at Portland – 10 pm ET on NBATV
Friday, March 24
Brooklyn at Washington – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Detroit at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Denver at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Phoenix at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET on NBATV
New Orleans at Houston – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Sacramento at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Saturday, March 25
Utah at L.A. Clippers – 6:30 pm ET
Washington at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Toronto at Dallas – 9:30 pm ET
New York at San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET on NBATV
Minnesota at Portland – 10 pm ET
Sunday, March 26
Phoenix at Charlotte – 1 pm ET
Brooklyn at Atlanta – 1 pm ET
Sacramento at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
Chicago at Milwaukee – 3:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Houston – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Philadelphia at Indiana – 6 pm ET
Miami at Boston – 6 pm ET
Memphis at Golden State – 8 pm ET
New Orleans at Denver – 8 pm ET
Portland at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Monday, March 27
Orlando at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Detroit at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on TNT
Oklahoma City at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Memphis at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Utah – 10:30pm ET on TNT
Tuesday, March 28
Milwaukee at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Golden State at Houston – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Portland – 10 pm ET
Washington at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Wednesday, March 29
Atlanta at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Orlando – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Milwaukee at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Dallas at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Golden State at San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Washington at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Utah at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Thursday, March 30
Brooklyn at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Chicago – 8 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Lakers at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Houston at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Friday, March 31
Indiana at Toronto – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Denver at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Detroit at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Dallas at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
New York at Miami – 8 pm ET
Washington at Utah – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Houston at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Saturday, April 1
L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
Atlanta at Chicago – 5 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at Brooklyn – 6 pm ET
Sacramento at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Phoenix at Portland – 10 pm ET
Sunday, April 2
Boston at New York – 1 pm ET on ABC
Charlotte at Oklahoma City – 3 pm ET
Memphis at L.A. Lakers – 3:30 pm ET
Dallas at Milwaukee – 3:30 pm ET
Utah at San Antonio – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Chicago at New Orleans – 6 pm ET
Philadelphia at Toronto – 6 pm ET
Atlanta at Brooklyn – 6 pm ET
Denver at Miami – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Indiana at Cleveland – 6 pm ET
Washington at Golden State – 8 pm ET
Houston at Phoenix – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Monday, April 3
-No games scheduled
Tuesday, April 4
Brooklyn at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Washington – 7 pm ET
Orlando at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Denver at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Chicago at New York – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Memphis at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Dallas at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Portland at Utah – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Wednesday, April 5
Miami at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Denver at Houston – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Lakers at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Golden State at Phoenix – 10 pm ET
Dallas at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, April 6
Chicago at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Washington at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Atlanta – 8 pm ET on TNT
Minnesota at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Friday, April 7
Atlanta at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Miami at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
New York at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Houston – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Denver – 9 pm ET
Minnesota at Utah – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Phoenix – 10 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Saturday, April 8
Chicago at Brooklyn – 5 pm ET on NBATV
Boston at Charlotte – 6 pm ET
Indiana at Orlando – 6 pm ET
Milwaukee at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Miami at Washington – 7 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Utah at Portland – 10 pm ET
New Orleans at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Sunday, April 9
Toronto at New York – 12 pm ET on NBATV
Cleveland at Atlanta – 3:30 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Denver – 5 pm ET
Dallas at Phoenix – 6 pm ET
Houston at Sacramento – 6 pm ET
Detroit at Memphis – 6 pm ET
Minnesota at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET on NBATV
Monday, April 10
Indiana at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Charlotte at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Washington at Detroit – 8 pm ET on TNT
San Antonio at Portland – 10 pm ET
Houston at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Utah at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Tuesday, April 11
Charlotte at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Minnesota – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
New Orleans at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Wednesday, April 12
Detroit at Orlando – 8 pm ET
Toronto at Cleveland – 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Boston – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at New York – 8 pm ET
Washington at Miami – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Dallas at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Houston – 8 pm ET
Denver at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Indiana – 8 pm ET on ESPN
San Antonio at Utah – 10 pm ET
Sacramento at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
-Playoffs Begin April 15
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 22, 2017, 11:50:29 PM
*The Cleveland Cavaliers met with Larry Sanders' agent, showing major interest in free agent big man.
*The Utah Jazz have expressed interest in trading for Deron Williams.
* The Los Angeles Lakers have agreed to trade Lou Williams to the Houston Rockets for Corey Brewer
and a first-round pick.
* The Los Angeles Lakers have hired Rob Pelinka as their new General Manager.
* The Detroit Pistons are very open to trading Andre Drummond.
* The Los Angles Lakers have fired GM Mitch Kupchak and VP Jim Buss.
* The Bulls are shopping everyone on the roster, except for Jimmy Butler.
* Indiana Pacers are showing strong trade interest in Brook Lopez.
* The Indiana Pacers are also pursuing Jahlil Okafor in addition to Brook Lopez.
* Chris Paul has reportedly verbally agreed to re-sign with the Clippers.
Post Merge: February 24, 2017, 11:23:03 PM
February 24, Final Scores/Leaders:
Blazers – 112 Magic – 103
Lillard: 33 Pts. McCollum: 6 Asts. Nurkic: 12 Rebs./Vucevic: 25 Pts. Green: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs.
Hornets – 108 Pistons – 114
Walker: 34 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 14 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 33 Pts. Smith: 16 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Rockets – 129 Pelicans – 99
Williams: 27 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Beverley: 12 Rebs./Davis: 29 Pts. Cousins: 5 Asts. Cousins: 14 Rebs.
Knicks – 104 Cavaliers – 119
Lee: 25 Pts. Lee: 5 Asts. Hernangomez: 10 Rebs./Irving: 23 Pts. James: 15 Asts. Thompson: 14 Rebs.
Clippers – 113 Warriors – 123
Rivers: 19 Pts. Griffin: 8 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs./Curry: 35 Pts. Durant: 7 Asts. Durant: 15 Rebs.
Nuggets – 100 Kings – 116
Harris: 23 Pts. Nelson: 6 Asts. Chandler: 10 Rebs./Cauley-Stein: 29 Pts. Collison: 10 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 10 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 40-16
2. Celtics 37-20
3. Wizards 34-21
4. Raptors 33-24
5. Hawks 32-24
6. Pacers 29-28
7. Bulls 28-29
8. Pistons 28-30
9. Bucks 25-30
10. Heat 25-32
11. Hornets 24-33
12. Knicks 23-35
13. Sixers 21-35
14. Magic 21-38
15. Nets 9-47
West:
1. Warriors 48-9
2. Spurs 43-13
3. Rockets 41-18
4. Clippers 35-22
5. Jazz 35-22
6. Grizzlies 34-24
7. Thunder 32-25
8. Nuggets 25-32
9. Kings 25-33
10. Blazers 24-33
11. Pelicans 23-35
12. Mavericks 22-34
13. Timberwolves 22-35
14. Lakers 19-39
15. Suns 18-39
Saturday, February 25 Schedule:
Washington at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Boston at Toronto – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Phoenix at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Utah at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Dallas at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Miami at Atlanta – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Denver – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: February 24, 2017, 11:23:59 PM
Trade Updates:
*The Nets plan to waive Marcus Thornton after acquiring him from Washington.
*The Cavaliers and Mavericks are fully engaged in trade talks that would send Deron Williams to Cleveland.
*The Lakers are shopping Nick Young for a second-round pick.
*The Thunder are targeting a Taj Gibson trade.
*The Suns have been shopping Brandon Knight, P.J. Tucker and Tyson Chandler.
*The Raptors have been pursuing Wilson Chandler.
*The Pistons have been aggressively shopping Reggie Jackson, looking for young players, draft picks and expiring contracts.
*The Portland Trail Blazers continue to shop Festus Ezeli.
*The Timberwolves are determined to move Shabazz Muhammad.
*The Philadelphia 76ers have traded Nerlens Noel to the Dallas Mavericks for Andrew Bogut, Justin Anderson and a first-round pick.
*The Philadelphia 76ers are actively trying to trade newly-acquired Andrew Bogut elsewhere.
*The Knicks and Timberwolves remain engaged in trade talks involving Derrick Rose and Ricky Rubio.
*Pacers willing to trade Paul George to Celtics under one condition. (Boston should offer Nets' first round pick.)
*Jarrett Jack will have work outs with the New Orleans Pelicans.
*The Bulls and Thunder are still talking trade, with OKC interested in Taj Gibson and Doug McDermott.
*The Houston Rockets have traded K.J. McDaniels to the Brooklyn Nets.
Trade Deadline Recap:
TRADES:
-The Atlanta Hawks trade Kyle Korver to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Mike Dunleavy and Mo Williams
-The Charlotte Hornets trade Roy Hibbert and Spencer Hawes to the Milwaukee Bucks for Miles Plumlee.
-The Portland Trail Blazers trade Mason Plumlee and a second-round pick to the Denver Nuggets for Jusuf Nurkic and a first-round pick.
-The Cleveland Cavaliers trade Chris Andersen and cash considerations to the Charlotte Hornets for a second-round pick.
-The Orlando Magic trade Serge Ibaka to the Toronto Raptors for Terrence Ross and a first-round pick.
-The Sacramento Kings trade DeMarcus Cousins and Omri Casspi to the New Orleans Pelicans for Buddy Hield, Tyreke Evans, Langston Galloway, a first-round pick, and second-round pick.
-The Los Angeles Lakers trade Lou Williams to the Houston Rockets for Corey Brewer and a first-round pick.
-The Brooklyn Nets trade Bojan Bogdanovic and Chris McCollough to the Washington Wizards for Andrew Nicholson, Marcus Thornton, and a first-round pick.
-The Philadelphia 76ers trade Ersan Ilyasova to the Atlanta Hawks for Tiago Splitter and two second-round picks.
-The Philadelphia 76ers trade Nerlens Noel to the Dallas Mavericks for Andrew Bogut, Justin Anderson, and a first-round pick.
-The Houston Rockets trade K.J. McDaniels to the Brooklyn Nets to create cap space.
-The Oklahoma City Thunder trade Cameron Payne, Joffrey Lauvergne, and Anthony Morrow to the Chicago Bulls for Taj Gibson, Doug McDermott, and a second-round pick.
-The Milwaukee Bucks trade Roy Hibbet to the Denver Nuggets for a second-round pick.
-The Atlanta Hawks trade Mike Scott to the Phoenix Suns for a second-round pick and cash considerations.
-The Phoenix Suns trade P.J. Tucker to the Toronto Raptors for Jared Sullinger and two second-round picks.
-The Houston Rockers trade Tyler Ennis to the Los Angeles Lakers for Marcelo Huertas.
WAIVERS:
-The Atlanta Hawks waive Mo Williams
-The Charlotte Hornets waive Chris Andersen.
-The Brooklyn Nets waive Marcus Thornton.
-The Houston Rockets waive Marcelo Huertas.
-The Philadelphia 76ers will buyout Andrew Bogut.
-The Dallas Mavericks will buyout Deron Williams.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 25, 2017, 07:38:35 PM
Wizards - 112 Sixers - 120
Beal: 40 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./Covington: 25 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Covington: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 92 Pacers - 102
Daniels: 13 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs./Miles: 17 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Allen: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 97 Raptors - 107
Thomas: 20 Pts. Thomas: 5 Asts. Johnson: 6 Rebs./DeRozan: 43 Pts. Joseph: 6 Asts. Tucker: 10 Rebs.
Suns - 121 Bulls - 128
Booker: 27 Pts. Bledsoe: 10 Asts. Warren: 8 Rebs./Wade: 23 Pts. Butler: 9 Asts. Mirotic: 8 Rebs.
Jazz - 109 Bucks - 95
Gordon: 29 Pts. Inglis: 5 Asts. Gobert: 16 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 33 Pts. Dellavedova: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Lakers - 93 Thunder - 110
Russell: 29 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Nance: 12 Rebs./Roberson: 19 Pts. Westbrook: 17 Asts. Westbrook: 18 Rebs.
Mavericks - 84 Timberwolves - 97
Curry: 31 Pts. Ferrell: 4 Asts. Nowitzki: 7 Rebs./Wiggins: 27 Pts. Rubio: 14 Asts. Towns: 18 Rebs.
Heat - 108 Hawks - 90
Johnson: 23 Pts. Waiters: 10 Asts. Reed: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 21 Pts. Delaney: 4 Asts. Muscala: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 109 Nuggets - 129
Lopez: 17 Pts. Dinwiddie: 5 Asts. Booker: 9 Rebs./Harris: 25 Pts. Plumlee: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 105 Clippers - 97
Leonard: 21 Pts. Leonard: 6 Asts. Dedmon: 12 Rebs./Griffin: 29 Pts. Griffin: 5 Asts. Griffin: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 40-16
2. Celtics 37-21
3. Wizards 34-22
4. Raptors 34-24
5. Hawks 32-25
6. Pacers 30-28
7. Bulls 29-29
8. Pistons 28-30
9. Heat 26-32
10. Bucks 25-31
11. Hornets 24-33
12. Knicks 23-35
13. Sixers 22-35
14. Magic 21-38
15. Nets 9-47
West:
1. Warriors 48-9
2. Spurs 44-13
3. Rockets 41-18
4. Jazz 36-22
5. Clippers 35-23
6. Grizzlies 34-25
7. Thunder 33-25
8. Nuggets 26-32
9. Kings 25-33
10. Blazers 24-33
11. Pelicans 23-35
12. Timberwolves 23-35
13. Mavericks 22-35
14. Lakers 19-40
15. Suns 18-40
Sunday, February 26 Schedule: 8 games
Charlotte at Sacramento – 5 pm ET on NBATV
Atlanta at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Miami – 8 pm ET
New Orleans at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Chicago at Cleveland – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Minnesota at Houston – 9 pm ET
Brooklyn at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 28, 2017, 12:48:54 AM
Spurs – 119 Lakers – 98
Leonard: 25 Pts. Parker: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs./Ingram: 22 Pts. Randle: 4 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs.
Suns – 96 Bucks – 100
Warren: 23 Pts. Bledsoe: 9 Asts. Williams: 15 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. Brogdon: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 105 Nuggets – 98
Conley: 31 Pts. Gasol: 6 Asts. Randolph: 11 Rebs./Gallinari: 24 Pts. Chandler: 6 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs.
Jazz – 102 Wizards – 92
Hayward: 30 Pts. Hill: 6 Asts. Gobert: 20 Rebs./Wall: 23 Pts. Wall: 11 Asts. Gortat: 8 Rebs.
Blazers – 106 Raptors – 112
Lillard: 28 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Aminu: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 33 Pts. Joseph: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 10 Rebs.
Celtics – 104 Pistons – 98
Thomas: 33 Pts. Crowder: 5 Asts. Crowder: 11 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 18 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Pelicans – 110 Thunder – 118
Davis: 38 Pts. Holiday: 8 Asts. Cousins: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 41 Pts. Westbrook: 11 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Hornets – 121 Clippers – 124
Walker: 34 Pts. Batum: 4 Asts. Batum: 8 Rebs./Griffin: 43 Pts. Paul: 17 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 40-17
2. Celtics 38-21
3. Wizards 34-23
4. Raptors 35-24
5. Hawks 32-26
6. Bulls 30-29
7. Pacers 30-29
8. Pistons 28-31
9. Heat 27-32
10. Bucks 26-31
11. Hornets 25-34
12. Knicks 24-35
13. Sixers 22-36
14. Magic 22-38
15. Nets 9-49
West:
1. Warriors 49-9
2. Spurs 45-13
3. Rockets 42-18
4. Jazz 37-22
5. Clippers 36-23
6. Grizzlies 35-25
7. Thunder 34-25
8. Nuggets 26-33
9. Kings 25-34
10. Blazers 24-34
11. Mavericks 23-35
12. Timberwolves 23-36
13. Pelicans 23-37
14. Lakers 19-41
15. Suns 18-41
Tuesday, February 28 Schedule: 7 games
Toronto at New York – 7 pm ET
Golden State at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Cleveland – 7 pm ET on TNT
Atlanta at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Indiana at Houston – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Minnesota at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
News :
*The Knicks have waived Brandon Jennings and have signed Chasson Randle.
* The Brooklyn Nets have waived Luis Scola.
* Rudy Gobert has been fined $25,000 for making contact with official.
* There is strong belief that Andrew Bogut will sign with the Cavaliers once he is officially bought out by Philadelphia.
Post Merge: February 28, 2017, 06:06:33 AM
Recently-Waived Players:
Deron Williams (Cleveland Cavaliers)
Terrence Jones
Matt Barnes
Marcus Thornton
Mike Scott
Jared Sullinger
Marcelo Huertas
Luis Scola
Brandon Jennings
Omri Casspi*
Chris Andersen*
Soon-to-be-Waived Players:
Andrew Bogut
Jose Calderon
* - Player is Currently Injured
*Joakim Noah will likely undergo arthroscopic knee surgery and will miss rest of the season.
*Joel Embiid will be out indefinitely due to swelling in his knee.
Post Merge: March 01, 2017, 01:36:20 AM
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Russell Westbrook – 31.0
2. Isaiah Thomas – 29.6
3. James Harden – 28.8
4. Anthony Davis – 28.1
5. DeMar DeRozan – 27.9
Rebounds:
1. Hassan Whiteside – 14.1
2. Andre Drummond – 13.8
3. DeAndre Jordan – 13.7
4. Dwight Howard – 12.9
5. Rudy Gobert – 12.8
Assists:
1. James Harden – 11.3
2. John Wall – 10.7
3. Russell Westbrook – 10.3
4. LeBron James – 8.9
5. Ricky Rubio – 8.6
Blocks:
1. Rudy Gobert – 2.53
2. Anthony Davis – 2.41
3. Myles Turner – 2.10
4. Hassan Whiteside – 2.04
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo – 1.96
Steals:
1. Draymond Green – 2.13
2. John Wall – 2.07
3. Robert Covington – 2.00
4. Tony Allen – 1.88
5. Trevor Ariza – 1.87
Field Goal Percentage:
1. DeAndre Jordan - .696
2. Clint Capela - .652
3. Rudy Gobert - .639
4. Dwight Howard - .637
5. Marcin Gortat - .586
Three-Pointers Made:
1. Stephen Curry – 231
2. Eric Gordon – 193
3. James – 193
4. Klay Thompson – 189
5. Kyle Lowry – 185
Post Merge: March 01, 2017, 01:38:30 AM
February 28, Final Scores/Leaders:
Raptors – 92 Knicks – 91
DeRozan: 37 Pts. Joseph: 4 Asts. DeRozan: 8 Rebs./Anthony: 24 Pts. Rose: 4 Asts. Hernangomez: 9 Rebs.
Warriors – 119 Sixers – 108
Durant: 27 Pts. Green: 11 Asts. Iguodala: 10 Rebs./Saric: 21 Pts. Saric: 7 Asts. Covington: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 95 Cavaliers – 102
Brogdon: 20 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Rebs./Irving: 25 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. James: 10 Rebs.
Hawks – 114 Celtics – 98
Schroder: 21 Pts. Schroder: 5 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Thomas: 19 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Thomas: 7 Rebs.
Heat – 89 Mavericks – 96
Dragic: 24 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 19 Rebs./Curry: 29 Pts. Ferrell: 5 Asts. Nowitzki: 12 Rebs.
Pacers – 117 Rockets – 108
Teague: 25 Pts. Ellis: 8 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs./Williams: 28 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Harden: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 102 Kings – 88
Towns: 29 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Towns: 17 Rebs./Koufos: 14 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Koufos: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-17
2. Celtics 38-22
3. Raptors 36-24
4. Wizards 34-23
5. Hawks 33-26
6. Pacers 31-29
7. Bulls 30-29
8. Pistons 28-31
9. Heat 27-33
10. Bucks 26-32
11. Hornets 25-34
12. Knicks 24-36
13. Sixers 22-37
14. Magic 22-38
15. Nets 9-49
West:
1. Warriors 50-9*
2. Spurs 45-13
3. Rockets 42-19
4. Jazz 37-22
5. Clippers 36-23
6. Grizzlies 35-25
7. Thunder 34-25
8. Nuggets 26-33
9. Kings 25-35
10. Blazers 24-34
11. Mavericks 24-35
12. Timberwolves 24-36
13. Pelicans 23-37
14. Lakers 19-41
15. Suns 18-41
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Wednesday, March 01 Schedule: 6 games
Golden State at Washington – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Phoenix at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Utah at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Charlotte at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
League Leaders:
Points:
1. Russell Westbrook – 31.0
2. Isaiah Thomas – 29.6
3. James Harden – 28.8
4. Anthony Davis – 28.1
5. DeMar DeRozan – 27.9
Rebounds:
1. Hassan Whiteside – 14.1
2. Andre Drummond – 13.8
3. DeAndre Jordan – 13.7
4. Dwight Howard – 12.9
5. Rudy Gobert – 12.8
Assists:
1. James Harden – 11.3
2. John Wall – 10.7
3. Russell Westbrook – 10.3
4. LeBron James – 8.9
5. Ricky Rubio – 8.6
Blocks:
1. Rudy Gobert – 2.53
2. Anthony Davis – 2.41
3. Myles Turner – 2.10
4. Hassan Whiteside – 2.04
5. Giannis Antetokounmpo – 1.96
Steals:
1. Draymond Green – 2.13
2. John Wall – 2.07
3. Robert Covington – 2.00
4. Tony Allen – 1.88
5. Trevor Ariza – 1.87
Field Goal Percentage:
1. DeAndre Jordan - .696
2. Clint Capela - .652
3. Rudy Gobert - .639
4. Dwight Howard - .637
5. Marcin Gortat - .586
Three-Pointers Made:
1. Stephen Curry – 231
2. Eric Gordon – 193
3. James – 193
4. Klay Thompson – 189
5. Kyle Lowry – 185
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 02, 2017, 02:10:57 AM
Warriors - 108 Wizards - 112
Curry: 25 Pts. Green: 14 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Beal: 25 Pts. Wall: 19 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs.
Blazers - 113 Pistons - 120
Lillard: 34 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Lillard: 11 Rebs./Morris: 37 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Nuggets - 125 Bulls - 107
Gallinari: 22 Pts. Jokic: 10 Asts. Jokic: 16 Rebs./Wade: 19 Pts. Wade: 6 Asts. Valentine: 7 Rebs.
Suns - 112 Grizzlies - 130
Bledsoe: 20 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. Warren: 6 Rebs./Conley: 29 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Randolph: 8 Rebs.
Jazz - 106 Thunder - 109
Hayward: 19 Pts. Hill: 8 Asts. Gobert: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 43 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Hornets - 109 Lakers - 104
Walker: 30 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Kaminsky: 12 Rebs./Randle: 23 Pts. Russell: 9 Asts. Randle: 18 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-17
2. Celtics 38-22
3. Wizards 35-23
4. Raptors 36-24
5. Hawks 33-26
6. Pacers 31-29
7. Bulls 30-30
8. Pistons 29-31
9. Heat 27-33
10. Bucks 26-32
11. Hornets 26-34
12. Knicks 24-36
13. Sixers 22-37
14. Magic 22-38
15. Nets 9-49
West:
1. Warriors 50-10*
2. Spurs 45-13
3. Rockets 42-19
4. Jazz 37-23
5. Clippers 36-23
6. Grizzlies 36-25
7. Thunder 35-25
8. Nuggets 27-33
9. Kings 25-35
10. Blazers 24-35
11. Mavericks 24-35
12. Timberwolves 24-36
13. Pelicans 23-37
14. Lakers 19-42
15. Suns 18-42
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Thursday , March 2 Schedule: 11 games
New York at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Washington at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Dallas at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Denver at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Detroit at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Utah – 9 pm ET
Houston at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Brooklyn at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
NEWS :
*The Warriors plan to sign Jose Calderon but then will waive him to sign Matt Barnes.
*Kevin Durant has suffered a Grade 2 MCL sprain and bone bruise in left knee and will be out at least four weeks.
Post Merge: March 03, 2017, 01:40:08 AM
March 2, Final Scores/Leaders:
Knicks – 101 Magic – 90
Porzingis: 20 Pts. Rose: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 9 Rebs./Fournier: 22 Pts. Payton: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Wizards – 105 Raptors – 96
Bogdanovic: 27 Pts. Wall: 13 Asts. Morris: 8 Rebs./DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 2 Asts. Ibaka: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks – 95 Hawks – 100
Barnes: 25 Pts. Ferrell: 9 Asts. Nowitzki: 10 Rebs./Millsap: 18 Pts. Millsap: 10 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs.
Sixers – 98 Heat – 125
Covington: 19 Pts. McConnell: 5 Asts. Okafor: 7 Rebs./Johnson: 24 Pts. Richardson: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 110 Bucks – 98
Gallinari: 22 Pts. Jokic: 10 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs./Middleton: 21 Pts. Monroe: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 86 Pelicans – 109
Leuer: 22 Pts. Jackson: 4 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Davis: 33 Pts. Holiday: 5 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 99 Celtics – 103
James: 28 Pts. James: 10 Asts. James: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 31 Pts. Horford: 10 Asts. Crowder: 10 Rebs.
Pacers – 99 Spurs – 100
George: 22 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. George: 6 Rebs./Leonard: 31 Pts. Murray: 6 Asts. Leonard: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 107 Jazz – 80
Towns: 21 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Towns: 15 Rebs./Exum: 15 Pts. Exum: 3 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs.
Rockets – 122 Clippers – 103
Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Beverley: 12 Rebs./Griffin: 17 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Jordan: 9 Rebs.
Nets – 109 Kings – 100
Lopez: 24 Pts. Lin: 5 Asts. Lopez: 8 Rebs./Hield: 16 Pts. Lawson: 9 Asts. Tolliver: 6 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-18
2. Celtics 39-22
3. Wizards 36-23
4. Raptors 36-25
5. Hawks 34-26
6. Pacers 31-30
7. Bulls 30-30
8. Pistons 29-32
9. Heat 28-33
10. Bucks 26-33
11. Hornets 26-34
12. Knicks 25-36
13. Sixers 22-38
14. Magic 22-39
15. Nets 10-49
West:
1. Warriors 50-10*
2. Spurs 46-13
3. Rockets 43-19
4. Jazz 37-24
5. Clippers 36-24
6. Grizzlies 36-25
7. Thunder 35-25
8. Nuggets 28-33
9. Kings 25-36
10. Timberwolves 25-36
11. Blazers 24-35
12. Mavericks 24-36
13. Pelicans 24-37
14. Lakers 19-42
15. Suns 18-42
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Friday, March 3 Schedule: 3 games
Golden State at Chicago – 8 pm ET on TNT
Charlotte at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Team Stats:
Points:
1. Warriors – 118.1
2. Rockets – 115.1
3. Cavaliers – 110.9
4. Nuggets – 110.8
5. Raptors – 108.0
Rebounds:
1. Nuggets – 46.5
2. Thunder – 46.4
3. Bulls – 46.3
4. Knicks – 46.0
5. Hornets – 45.0
Assists:
1. Warriors – 31.0
2. Rockets – 25.5
3. Celtics – 24.9
4. Nuggets – 24.7
5. Bucks – 24.6
Blocks:
1. Warriors – 6.7
2. Knicks – 5.9
3. Spurs – 5.8
4. Pelicans – 5.8
5. Heat – 5.6
Steals:
1. Warriors – 9.7
2. Wizards – 8.6
3. Raptors – 8.5
4. Sixers – 8.4
5. Pacers – 8.4
NEWS :
*The Warriors have officially signed Matt Barnes.
*Jimmer Fredette is hoping to make an NBA return this month.
*Joel Embiid is out for the rest of the season due to a knee injury.
*The Cavaliers have waived Jordan McRae to sign Andrew Bogut.
*The Hawks are targeting Jose Calderon, looking to add backcourt depth.
*The Washington Wizards will waive Danuel House.
*Norris Cole signed with the Oklahoma City Thunder
Post Merge: March 03, 2017, 10:39:21 PM
March 3, Final Scores/Leaders:
Warriors - 87 Bulls - 94
Curry: 23 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Butler: 22 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Portis: 13 Rebs.
Hornets - 103 Suns - 120
Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Kidd-Gilchrist: 8 Rebs./Chriss: 17 Pts. Booker: 9 Asts. Williams: 12 Rebs.
Thunder - 109 Blazers - 114
Westbrook: 45 Pts. Westbrook: 4 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 33 Pts. Nurkic: 6 Asts. Nurkic: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 41-18
2. Celtics 39-22
3. Wizards 36-23
4. Raptors 36-25
5. Hawks 34-26
6. Pacers 31-30
7. Bulls 31-30
8. Pistons 29-32
9. Heat 28-33
10. Bucks 26-33
11. Hornets 26-35
12. Knicks 25-36
13. Sixers 22-38
14. Magic 22-39
15. Nets 10-49
West:
1. Warriors 50-11*
2. Spurs 46-13
3. Rockets 43-19
4. Jazz 37-24
5. Clippers 36-24
6. Grizzlies 36-25
7. Thunder 35-26
8. Nuggets 28-33
9. Blazers 25-35
10. Kings 25-36
11. Timberwolves 25-36
12. Mavericks 24-36
13. Pelicans 24-37
14. Suns 19-42
15. Lakers 19-42
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
Saturday, March 4 Schedule: 10 games
New York at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Washington – 7 pm ET
Miami at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at Atlanta – 8 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at Utah – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at New Orleans – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Boston at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 08, 2017, 05:55:08 PM
Blazers – 126 Thunder – 121
Crabbe: 23 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Nurkic: 8 Rebs./Westbrook: 58 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Gibson: 8 Rebs.
Lakers – 111 Mavericks – 122
Russell: 22 Pts. Randle: 10 Asts. Randle: 18 Rebs./Nowitzki: 25 Pts. Ferrell: 7 Asts. Noel: 12 Rebs.
Wizards – 131 Suns – 127
Bogdanovic: 29 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Mahinmi: 9 Rebs./Bledsoe: 30 Pts. Booker: 6 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 42-20
2. Celtics 40-24
3. Wizards 38-24
4. Raptors 37-26
5. Hawks 34-29
6. Pacers 32-31
7. Pistons 31-32
8. Bulls 31-32
9. Heat 30-34
10. Bucks 29-33
11. Hornets 28-35
12. Knicks 26-38
13. Sixers 23-40
14. Magic 23-41
15. Nets 11-51^
West:
1. Warriors 52-11*
2. Spurs 49-13*
3. Rockets 44-20
4. Jazz 40-24
5. Clippers 38-25
6. Grizzlies 36-28
7. Thunder 35-29
8. Nuggets 29-34
9. Blazers 27-35
10. Mavericks 27-36
11. Timberwolves 25-37
12. Kings 25-38
13. Pelicans 25-39
14. Suns 21-43
15. Lakers 19-45
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Thursday, March 9 Schedule: 11 games
Chicago at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
New York at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Toronto at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Utah at Houston – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Indiana – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Sacramento at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Washington at Denver – 9 pm ET
Boston at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 12, 2017, 06:22:46 PM
Jazz – 104 Thunder – 112
Exum: 22 Pts. Ingles: 3 Asts. Burks: 7 Rebs./Westbrook: 33 Pts. Westbrook: 14 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs.
Sixers – 100 Clippers – 112
Holmes: 24 Pts. McConnell: 10 Asts. Holmes: 9 Rebs./Paul: 30 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Jordan: 20 Rebs.
Knicks – 92 Pistons – 112
Porzingis: 18 Pts. Lee: 5 Asts. Hernangomez: 9 Rebs./Harris: 28 Pts. Jackson: 8 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 116 Magic – 104
James: 24 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Thompson: 13 Rebs./Vucevic: 20 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 16 Rebs.
Pelicans – 125 Hornets – 122
Davis: 46 Pts. Holiday: 13 Asts. Davis: 21 Rebs./Williams: 27 Pts. Walker: 12 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Raptors – 89 Heat – 104
DeRozan: 17 Pts. Wright: 3 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs./Waiters: 20 Pts. Waiters: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 95 Bucks – 102
Towns: 35 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs./Snell: 19 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts. Middleton: 8 Rebs.
Warriors – 85 Spurs – 107
Clark: 36 Pts. Barnes: 5 Asts. Pachulia: 12 Rebs./Mills: 21 Pts. Anderson: 6 Asts. Anderson: 8 Rebs.
Hawks – 107 Grizzlies – 90
Prince: 17 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Green: 20 Pts. Conley: 5 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Suns – 100 Mavericks – 98
Booker: 36 Pts. Bledsoe: 6 Asts. Warren: 8 Rebs./Nowitzki: 23 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. Nowitzki: 11 Rebs.
Wizards – 125 Blazers – 124
Wall: 39 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 15 Rebs./McCollum: 34 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aminu: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets – 105 Kings – 92
Harris: 24 Pts. Plumlee: 8 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs./Hield: 17 Pts. Cauley-Stein: 5 Asts. Koufos: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 43-21
2. Wizards 41-24
3. Celtics 41-25
4. Raptors 38-28
5. Hawks 37-29
6. Pacers 33-32
7. Pistons 33-33
8. Bucks 32-33
9. Heat 32-34
10. Bulls 31-34
11. Hornets 29-37
12. Knicks 26-40
13. Magic 24-43
14. Sixers 23-42
15. Nets 11-53^
West:
1. Warriors 52-14*
2. Spurs 51-14*
3. Rockets 45-21
4. Jazz 41-25
5. Clippers 40-26
6. Thunder 37-29
7. Grizzlies 36-30
8. Nuggets 31-35
9. Blazers 28-36
10. Mavericks 28-37
11. Timberwolves 27-38
12. Pelicans 26-40
13. Kings 25-41
14. Suns 22-44
15. Lakers 20-45
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post Merge: March 13, 2017, 06:40:58 PM
March 12, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls – 80 Celtics – 100
Valentine: 13 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Portis: 8 Rebs./Thomas: 22 Pts. Horford: 6 Asts. Crowder: 10 Rebs.
Knicks – 112 Nets – 120
Anthony: 27 Pts. Porzingis: 4 Asts. Porzingis: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 25 Pts. Dinwiddie: 6 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 11 Rebs.
Heat – 98 Pacers – 102
Whiteside: 26 Pts. Waiters: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 21 Rebs./George: 28 Pts. Teague: 4 Asts. George: 10 Rebs.
Blazers – 110 Suns – 101
Lillard: 39 Pts. McCollum: 4 Asts. Aminu: 12 Rebs./Booker: 28 Pts. Ulis: 6 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 112 Rockets – 117
James: 30 Pts. Irving: 8 Asts. Thompson: 8 Rebs./Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Capela: 11 Rebs.
Sixers – 118 Lakers – 116
Saric: 29 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Saric: 7 Rebs./Clarkson: 30 Pts. Clarkson: 8 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 43-22
2. Wizards 41-24
3. Celtics 42-25
4. Raptors 38-28
5. Hawks 37-29
6. Pacers 34-32
7. Pistons 33-33
8. Bucks 32-33
9. Heat 32-35
10. Bulls 31-35
11. Hornets 29-37
12. Knicks 26-41
13. Sixers 24-42
14. Magic 24-43
15. Nets 12-53^
West:
1. Warriors 52-14*
2. Spurs 51-14*
3. Rockets 46-21
4. Jazz 41-25
5. Clippers 40-26
6. Thunder 37-29
7. Grizzlies 36-30
8. Nuggets 31-35
9. Blazers 29-36
10. Mavericks 28-37
11. Timberwolves 27-38
12. Pelicans 26-40
13. Kings 25-41
14. Suns 22-45
15. Lakers 20-46
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Monday, March 13 Schedule: 8 games
Chicago at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on TNT
Washington at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Utah – 9 pm ET
Orlando at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Denver – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 18, 2017, 02:09:42 PM
Bulls – 107 Wizards – 112
Butler: 28 Pts. Rondo: 10 Asts. Lopez: 12 Rebs./Beal: 24 Pts. Wall: 20 Asts. Porter: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks – 74 Sixers – 116
Powell: 14 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. Harris: 6 Rebs./Anderson: 19 Pts. Rodriguez: 6 Asts. Covington: 9 Rebs.
Raptors – 87 Pistons – 75
Ibaka: 17 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./Jackson: 20 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 22 Rebs.
Celtics – 98 Nets – 95
Crowder: 24 Pts. Smart: 5 Asts. Crowder: 12 Rebs./Lopez: 23 Pts. Lin: 6 Asts. Acy: 8 Rebs.
Rockets – 112 Pelicans – 128
Harden: 41 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Harden: 14 Rebs./Hill: 30 Pts. Hill: 7 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 105 Heat – 123
Towns: 31 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Towns: 11 Rebs./Whiteside: 23 Pts. Dragic: 10 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Magic - 109 Suns - 103
Fournier: 25 Pts. Payton: 11 Asts. Vucevic: 17 Rebs./Warren: 26 Pts. Ulis: 8 Asts. Len: 10 Rebs.
Bucks - 107 Lakers - 103
Middleton: 30 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 5 Asts. Henson: 9 Rebs. /Clarkson: 21 Pts. Randle: 8 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 45-22
2. Celtics 44-25
3. Wizards 42-26
4. Raptors 40-29
5. Hawks 37-31
6. Pacers 35-33
7. Bucks 34-34
8. Heat 34-35
9. Pistons 33-36
10. Bulls 32-37
11. Hornets 29-39
12. Knicks 27-42
13. Sixers 25-43
14. Magic 25-45
15. Nets 13-55^
West:
1. Warriors 54-14°
2. Spurs 52-15*
3. Rockets 47-22*
4. Jazz 43-26
5. Clippers 40-29
6. Thunder 39-29
7. Grizzlies 39-30
8. Nuggets 33-35
9. Blazers 30-37
10. Mavericks 29-39
11. Timberwolves 28-40
12. Pelicans 28-41
13. Kings 27-41
14. Suns 22-47
15. Lakers 20-49
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
° - Clinched Division
March 18 Games :
Sacramento at Oklahoma City – 3 pm ET
Portland at Atlanta – 6 pm ET
Washington at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at L.A. Clippers – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Utah at Chicago – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Memphis – 9 pm ET
Houston at Denver – 9:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 22, 2017, 06:23:26 PM
Bulls – 120 Raptors – 122
Butler: 37 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Butler: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 42 Pts. DeRozan: 8 Asts. Tucker: 12 Rebs.
Pistons – 96 Nets – 98
Harris: 24 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs./Lopez: 29 Pts. Foye: 5 Asts. Dinwiddie: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 46-23*
2. Celtics 45-26*
3. Wizards 42-28
4. Raptors 42-29
5. Hawks 37-33
6. Pacers 36-34
7. Bucks 35-35
8. Heat 35-36
9. Pistons 34-37
10. Bulls 33-38
11. Hornets 31-39
12. Knicks 27-43
13. Sixers 26-44
14. Magic 26-45
15. Nets 14-56^
West:
1. Warriors 57-14˚
2. Spurs 54-16*
3. Rockets 49-22*
4. Jazz 43-28
5. Clippers 43-29
6. Thunder 40-30
7. Grizzlies 40-31
8. Nuggets 33-37
9. Blazers 32-38
10. Mavericks 30-40
11. Pelicans 30-41
12. Timberwolves 28-42
13. Kings 27-43
14. Suns 22-49^
15. Lakers 20-51^
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Clinched Division
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 27, 2017, 11:07:40 PM
Suns – 106 Hornets – 120
Booker: 23 Pts. Ulis: 9 Asts. Williams: 11 Rebs./Walker: 31 Pts. Batum: 10 Asts. Williams: 7 Rebs.
Nets – 107 Hawks – 92
Lopez: 23 Pts. Lin: 8 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 13 Rebs./Schroder: 24 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Ilyasova: 18 Rebs.
Bulls – 109 Bucks – 94
Mirotic: 28 Pts. Butler: 14 Asts. Rondo: 9 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 4 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs.
Kings – 98 Clippers – 97
Collison: 19 Pts. Temple: 5 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 14 Rebs./Jordan: 20 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 125 Rockets – 137
Westbrook: 39 Pts. Westbrook: 13 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs./Williams: 31 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Capela: 9 Rebs.
Sixers – 94 Pacers – 107
Rodriguez: 16 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Holmes: 12 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. Teague: 4 Asts. Turner: 16 Rebs.
Heat – 108 Celtics – 112
T. Johnson: 24 Pts J. Johnson: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 15 Rebs./Thomas: 30 Pts. Smart: 9 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 94 Warriors – 106
Conley: 29 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Thompson: 31 Pts. Curry: 11 Asts. Iguodala: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans – 115 Nuggets – 90
Davis: 31 Pts. Frazier: 8 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs./Plumlee: 16 Pts. Nelson: 5 Asts. Jokic: 13 Rebs.
Blazers – 97 Lakers – 81
Lillard: 22 Pts. Lillard: 5 Asts. Vonleh: 14 Rebs./Russell: 22 Pts. Clarkson: 6 Asts. Randle: 9 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Cavaliers 47-25˚
2. Celtics 48-26*
3. Wizards 45-28*
4. Raptors 44-29*
5. Hawks 37-36
6. Bucks 37-36
7. Pacers 37-36
8. Heat 35-38
9. Bulls 35-39
10. Pistons 34-39
11. Hornets 33-40
12. Knicks 27-46
13. Magic 27-46
14. Sixers 27-46
15. Nets 16-57^
West:
1. Warriors 59-14˚
2. Spurs 56-16*
3. Rockets 51-22*
4. Jazz 44-29*
5. Clippers 44-31*
6. Thunder 41-31
7. Grizzlies 40-33
8. Blazers 35-38
9. Nuggets 35-38
10. Mavericks 31-41
11. Pelicans 31-42
12. Timberwolves 28-44
13. Kings 28-45
14. Suns 22-52^
15. Lakers 21-52^
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Clinched Division
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Monday, March 27 Schedule: 6 games
Orlando at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Detroit at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at San Antonio – 8 pm ET on TNT
Oklahoma City at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Memphis at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Utah – 10:30pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: March 29, 2017, 05:56:26 AM
March 27, Final Scores/Leaders:
Magic – 112 Raptors – 131
Payton: 22 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 15 Rebs./DeRozan: 36 Pts. Joseph: 13 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Pistons – 95 Knicks – 109
Morris: 20 Pts. Smith: 5 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs./Rose: 27 Pts. Rose: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 8 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 74 Spurs – 103
James: 17 Pts. James: 8 Asts. James: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 25 Pts. Mills: 7 Asts. Dedmon: 13 Rebs.
Thunder – 92 Mavericks – 91
Westbrook: 37 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs./Noel: 15 Pts. Barea: 8 Asts. Noel: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 90 Kings – 91
Conley: 22 Pts. Conley: 9 Asts. Randolph: 15 Rebs./Collison: 23 Pts. Collison: 7 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans – 100 Jazz – 108
Davis: 36 Pts. Frazier: 6 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs./Gobert: 20 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Gobert: 19 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Celtics 48-26*
2. Cavaliers 47-26˚
3. Wizards 45-28*
4. Raptors 45-29*
5. Hawks 37-36
6. Bucks 37-36
7. Pacers 37-36
8. Heat 35-38
9. Bulls 35-39
10. Pistons 34-40
11. Hornets 33-40
12. Knicks 28-46
13. Sixers 27-46
14. Magic 27-47
15. Nets 16-57^
West:
1. Warriors 59-14˚
2. Spurs 57-16*
3. Rockets 51-22*
4. Jazz 45-29*
5. Clippers 44-31*
6. Thunder 42-31
7. Grizzlies 40-34
8. Blazers 35-38
9. Nuggets 35-38
10. Mavericks 31-42
11. Pelicans 31-43
12. Kings 29-45
13. Timberwolves 28-44
14. Suns 22-52^
15. Lakers 21-52^
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Clinched Division
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Tuesday, March 28 Schedule: 8 games
Milwaukee at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Golden State at Houston – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Portland – 10 pm ET
Washington at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 30, 2017, 03:08:45 AM
Bucks – 118 Hornets – 108
Snell: 26 Pts. Brogdon: 10 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Williams: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves – 115 Pacers – 114
Towns: 37 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./George: 37 Pts. Teague: 10 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs.
Sixers – 106 Nets – 101
Saric: 23 Pts. McConnell: 10 Asts. Covington: 13 Rebs./Lopez: 26 Pts. Lin: 7 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs.
Suns – 91 Hawks – 95
Warren: 24 Pts. Ulis: 10 Asts. Warren: 8 Rebs./Schroder: 27 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Ilyasova: 12 Rebs.
Heat – 97 Pistons – 96
Dragic: 28 Pts. Dragic: 4 Asts. Whiteside: 9 Rebs./Caldwell-Pope: 25 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs.
Warriors – 113 Rockets – 106
Curry: 32 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Curry: 10 Rebs./Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Harden: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets – 113 Blazers – 122
Nelson: 23 Pts. Jokic: 8 Asts. Faried: 14 Rebs./McCollum: 39 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 16 Rebs.
Wizards – 119 Lakers – 108
Wall: 34 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs./Russell: 28 Pts. Russell: 9 Asts. Nance: 11 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Celtics 48-26*
2. Cavaliers 47-26˚
3. Wizards 46-28˚
4. Raptors 45-29*
5. Hawks 38-36
6. Bucks 38-36
7. Pacers 37-37
8. Heat 36-38
9. Bulls 35-39
10. Pistons 34-41
11. Hornets 33-41
12. Sixers 28-46
13. Knicks 28-46
14. Magic 27-47^
15. Nets 16-58^
West:
1. Warriors 60-14˚
2. Spurs 57-16*
3. Rockets 51-23*
4. Jazz 45-29*
5. Clippers 44-31*
6. Thunder 42-31
7. Grizzlies 40-34
8. Blazers 36-38
9. Nuggets 35-39
10. Mavericks 31-42
11. Pelicans 31-43
12. Timberwolves 29-44
13. Kings 29-45
14. Suns 22-53^
15. Lakers 21-53^
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Clinched Division
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post Merge: March 30, 2017, 03:20:31 AM
NBA SCHEDULES :
Wednesday, March 29
Atlanta at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Orlando – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Milwaukee at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
Miami at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Indiana at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Dallas at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Golden State at San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Washington at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
Utah at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Thursday, March 30
Brooklyn at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Chicago – 8 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Lakers at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Houston at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Friday, March 31
Indiana at Toronto – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Denver at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Detroit at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Dallas at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Sacramento at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
New York at Miami – 8 pm ET
Washington at Utah – 9 pm ET
San Antonio at Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Houston at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Saturday, April 1
L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
Atlanta at Chicago – 5 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at Brooklyn – 6 pm ET
Sacramento at Minnesota – 8 pm ET
Phoenix at Portland – 10 pm ET
Sunday, April 2
Boston at New York – 1 pm ET on ABC
Charlotte at Oklahoma City – 3 pm ET
Memphis at L.A. Lakers – 3:30 pm ET
Dallas at Milwaukee – 3:30 pm ET
Utah at San Antonio – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Chicago at New Orleans – 6 pm ET
Philadelphia at Toronto – 6 pm ET
Atlanta at Brooklyn – 6 pm ET
Denver at Miami – 6 pm ET on NBATV
Indiana at Cleveland – 6 pm ET
Washington at Golden State – 8 pm ET
Houston at Phoenix – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Monday, April 3
-No games scheduled
Tuesday, April 4
Brooklyn at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Washington – 7 pm ET
Orlando at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Denver at New Orleans – 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Chicago at New York – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Memphis at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Dallas at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET
Portland at Utah – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Wednesday, April 5
Miami at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Toronto at Detroit – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Denver at Houston – 8 pm ET
Cleveland at Boston – 8 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Lakers at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET
Golden State at Phoenix – 10 pm ET
Dallas at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, April 6
Chicago at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Washington at New York – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Atlanta – 8 pm ET on TNT
Minnesota at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Friday, April 7
Atlanta at Cleveland – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Miami at Toronto – 7:30 pm ET
New York at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Detroit at Houston – 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Denver – 9 pm ET
Minnesota at Utah – 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Phoenix – 10 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Saturday, April 8
Chicago at Brooklyn – 5 pm ET on NBATV
Boston at Charlotte – 6 pm ET
Indiana at Orlando – 6 pm ET
Milwaukee at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Miami at Washington – 7 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at San Antonio – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Utah at Portland – 10 pm ET
New Orleans at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Sunday, April 9
Toronto at New York – 12 pm ET on NBATV
Cleveland at Atlanta – 3:30 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Denver – 5 pm ET
Dallas at Phoenix – 6 pm ET
Houston at Sacramento – 6 pm ET
Detroit at Memphis – 6 pm ET
Minnesota at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET on NBATV
Monday, April 10
Indiana at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Charlotte at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET
Washington at Detroit – 8 pm ET on TNT
San Antonio at Portland – 10 pm ET
Houston at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Utah at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Tuesday, April 11
Charlotte at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Minnesota – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
New Orleans at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET
Phoenix at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Wednesday, April 12
Detroit at Orlando – 8 pm ET
Toronto at Cleveland – 8 pm ET
Milwaukee at Boston – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at New York – 8 pm ET
Washington at Miami – 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Dallas at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Houston – 8 pm ET
Denver at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Indiana – 8 pm ET on ESPN
San Antonio at Utah – 10 pm ET
Sacramento at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
-Playoffs Begin April 15
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 01, 2017, 11:35:06 PM
Pacers - 100 Raptors - 111
George: 28 Pts. Teague: 5 Asts. George: 9 Rebs./DeRozan: 40 Pts. Wright: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 17 Rebs.
Nuggets - 114 Hornets - 122
Jokic: 26 Pts. Jokic: 10 Asts. Jokic: 13 Rebs./Walker: 31 Pts. Batum: 9 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs.
Sixers - 105 Cavaliers - 122
Holmes: 19 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Anderson: 10 Rebs./James: 34 Pts. Irving: 9 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 116 Celtics - 117
Gordon: 32 Pts. Payton: 15 Asts. Gordon: 16 Rebs./Thomas: 32 Pts. Thomas: 7 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 105 Bucks - 108
Harris: 23 Pts. Udrih: 8 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 90 Grizzlies - 99
Nowitzki: 13 Pts. Matthews: 7 Asts. Nowitzki: 12 Rebs./Conley: 28 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Randolph: 12 Rebs.
Kings - 89 Pelicans - 117
McLemore: 15 Pts. Collison: 5 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 14 Rebs./Cousins: 37 Pts. Holiday: 8 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs.
Knicks - 98 Heat - 94
Porzingis: 22 Pts. Vujacic: 7 Asts. Hernangomez: 12 Rebs./Dragic: 22 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 16 Rebs.
Spurs - 100 Thunder - 95
Leonard: 28 Pts. Ginobili: 8 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 32 Pts. Westbrook: 12 Asts. Westbrook: 15 Rebs.
Wizards - 88 Jazz - 95
Beal: 27 Pts. Wall: 5 Asts. Gortat: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 19 Pts. Diaw: 5 Asts. Gobert: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 98 Warriors - 107
Harden: 17 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Capela: 14 Rebs./Curry: 24 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Thompson: 8 Rebs.
Standings:
East:
1. Celtics 49-27*
2. Cavaliers 48-27˚
3. Raptors 46-30*
4. Wizards 46-30˚
5. Bucks 40-36
6. Hawks 39-36
7. Heat 37-39
8. Pacers 37-39
9. Bulls 36-39
10. Hornets 35-41
11. Pistons 35-42
12. Knicks 29-47^
13. Sixers 28-48^
14. Magic 27-49^
15. Nets 16-59^
West:
1. Warriors 62-14˚
2. Spurs 58-17˚
3. Rockets 51-25*
4. Jazz 47-29*
5. Clippers 46-31*
6. Thunder 43-32*
7. Grizzlies 42-34*
8. Blazers 37-38
9. Nuggets 35-40
10. Pelicans 33-43
11. Mavericks 31-44
12. Timberwolves 30-44
13. Kings 29-47^
14. Suns 22-54^
15. Lakers 21-54^
* - Clinched Playoff Berth
˚ - Clinched Division
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 14, 2017, 08:01:02 AM
East:
1. Boston Celtics vs 8. Chicago Bulls
Game 1: Sun. April 16 - @Boston – 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 2: Tue. April 18 - @Boston – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Fri. April 21 - @Chicago – 7 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4: Sun. April 23 - @Chicago – 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Wed. April 26 - @Boston – TBD*
Game 6: Fri. April 28 - @Chicago – TBD*
Game 7: Sun. April 30 - @Boston – TBD*
2. Cleveland Cavaliers vs 7. Indiana Pacers
Game 1: Sat. April 15 - @Cleveland – 3 pm ET on ABC
Game 2: Mon. April 17 - @Cleveland – 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Thu. April 20 - @Indiana – 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 4: Sun. April 23 - @Indiana – 1 pm ET on ABC
Game 5: Tue. April 25 - @Cleveland – TBD*
Game 6: Thu. April 27 - @Indiana – TBD*
Game 7: Sat. April 29 - @Cleveland – TBD*
3. Toronto Raptors vs 6. Milwaukee Bucks
Game 1: Sat. April 15 - @Toronto – 5:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2: Tue. April 18 - @Toronto – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Game 3: Thu. April 20 - @Milwaukee – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Game 4: Sat. April 22 - @Milwaukee – 3 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Mon. April 24 - @Toronto – 7 pm ET on NBATV*
Game 6: Thu. April 27 - @Milwaukee – TBD*
Game 7: Sat. April 29 - @Toronto – TBD*
4. Washington Wizards vs 5. Atlanta Hawks
Game 1: Sun. April 16 - @Washington – 1 pm ET on TNT
Game 2: Wed. April 19 - @Washington – 7 pm ET on NBATV
Game 3: Sat. April 22 - @Atlanta – 5:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 4: Mon. April 24 - @Atlanta – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Wed. April 26 - @Washington – TBD*
Game 6: Fri. April 28 - @Atlanta – TBD*
Game 7: Sun. April 30 - @Washington – TBD*
West:
1. Golden State Warriors vs 8. Portland Trail Blazers
Game 1: Sun. April 16 - @Golden State – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Game 2: Wed. April 19 - @Golden State – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Sat. April 22 - @Portland – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4: Mon. April 24 - @Portland – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Wed. April 26 - @Golden State – TBD*
Game 6: Fri. April 28 - @Portland – TBD*
Game 7: Sun. April 30 - @Golden State – TBD*
2. San Antonio Spurs vs 7. Memphis Grizzlies
Game 1: Sat. April 15 - @San Antonio – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2: Mon. April 17 - @San Antonio – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Thu. April 20 - @Memphis – 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 4: Sat. April 22 - @Memphis – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Game 5: Tue. April 25 - @San Antonio – TBD*
Game 6: Thu. April 27 - @Memphis – TBD*
Game 7: Sat. April 29 - @San Antonio – TBD*
3. Houston Rockets vs 6. Oklahoma City Thunder
Game 1: Sun. April 16 - @Houston – 9 pm ET on TNT
Game 2: Wed. April 19 - @Houston – 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Fri. April 21 - @Oklahoma City – 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 4: Sun. April 23 - @Oklahoma City – 3:30 pm ET on ABC
Game 5: Tue. April 25 - @Houston – TBD*
Game 6: Thu. April 27 - @Oklahoma City – TBD*
Game 7: Sat. April 29 - @Houston – TBD*
4. Los Angeles Clippers vs 5. Utah Jazz
Game 1: Sat. April 15 - @Los Angeles – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2: Tue. April 18 - @Los Angeles – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Fri. April 21 - @Utah – 10 pm ET on ESPN2
Game 4: Sun. April 23 - @Utah – 9 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Tue. April 25 - @Los Angeles – TBD*
Game 6: Fri. April 28 - @Utah – TBD*
Game 7: Sun. April 30 - @Los Angeles – TBD*
Post Merge: April 16, 2017, 07:05:34 AM
FINAL:
Pacers - 108 Cavaliers - 109
IND:
Paul George: 29 Pts. 7 Asts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Lance Stephenson: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Jeff Teague: 15 Pts. 4 Asts. 2 Rebs.
CLE:
LeBron James: 32 Pts. 13 Asts. 6 Rebs. 3 Stls.
Kyrie Irving: 23 Pts. 6 Asts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kevin Love: 17 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Blks. 1 Asts.
Cavaliers lead series 1-0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 16, 2017, 09:02:01 AM
Bucks - 97 Raptors - 83
MIL:
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Malcolm Brogdon: 16 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
Greg Monroe: 14 Pts. 15 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
TOR:
DeMar DeRozan: 27 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Serge Ibaka: 19 Pts. 14 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Bucks lead series 1-0
Post Merge: April 16, 2017, 12:16:30 PM
FINAL:
Grizzlies – 82 Spurs – 111
MEM:
Marc Gasol: 32 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Blks.
Mike Conley: 13 Pts. 7 Asts. 5 Rebs. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
SAS:
Kawhi Leonard: 32 Pts. 5 Asts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
LaMarcus Aldridge: 20 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Tony Parker – 18 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Spurs lead series 1-0
Post Merge: April 18, 2017, 07:02:59 AM
April 16, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 97 Wizards - 104
Schroder: 25 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Howard: 14 Rebs./Wall: 32 Pts. Wall: 14 Asts. Gortat: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 109 Warriors - 121
McCollum: 41 Pts. Turner: 4 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs./Durant: 32 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs.
Bulls - 106 Celtics - 102
Butler: 30 Pts. Rondo: 6 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs./Thomas: 33 Pts. Horford: 8 Asts. Crowder: 8 Rebs.
Thunder - 87 Rockets - 118
Westbrook: 22 Pts. Westbrook: 7 Asts. Westbrook: 11 Rebs./Harden: 37 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Anderson: 12 Rebs.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: First Round
East:
1. Celtics – 0
8. Bulls – 1
4. Wizards – 1
5. Hawks – 0
2. Cavaliers – 1
7. Pacers – 0
3. Raptors – 0
6. Bucks – 1
West:
1. Warriors – 1
8. Blazers – 0
4. Clippers – 0
5. Jazz – 1
2. Spurs – 1
7. Grizzlies – 0
3. Rockets – 1
6. Thunder – 0
Monday, April 17 Schedule: 2 games
Game 2 - Indiana at Cleveland - 7 pm ET on TNT
Game 2 - Memphis at San Antonio - 9:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on April 18, 2017, 07:18:47 PM
Pacers - 111 Cavaliers - 117
George: 32 Pts. George: 7 Asts. George: 8 Rebs./Irving: 37 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 82 Spurs - 96
Conley: 24 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Randolph: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 37 Pts. Mills: 3 Asts. Leonard: 11 Rebs.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: First Round
East:
1. Celtics – 0
8. Bulls – 1
4. Wizards – 1
5. Hawks – 0
2. Cavaliers – 2
7. Pacers – 0
3. Raptors – 0
6. Bucks – 1
West:
1. Warriors – 1
8. Blazers – 0
4. Clippers – 0
5. Jazz – 1
2. Spurs – 2
7. Grizzlies – 0
3. Rockets – 1
6. Thunder – 0
April 19 Schedule: 3 games
Game 2 - Milwaukee at Toronto - 7 pm ET on NBATV
Game 2 - Chicago at Boston - 8 pm ET on TNT
Game 2 - Utah at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 01, 2017, 07:03:05 AM
Wizards - 111 Celtics - 123
Beal: 27 Pts. Wall: 16 Asts. Gortat: 13 Rebs./Thomas: 33 Pts. Horford: 10 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs.
Jazz - 104 Clippers - 91
Hayward: 26 Pts. Hill: 5 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Jordan: 24 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Jordan: 17 Rebs.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Semifinals
East:
1. Celtics - 1
4. Wizards - 0
2. Cavaliers - 0
3. Raptors - 0
West:
1. Warriors - 0
5. Jazz - 0
2. Spurs - 0
3. Rockets - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 07, 2017, 12:28:11 PM
Warriors - 102 Jazz - 91
GSW:
Kevin Durant: 38 Pts. 13 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Stephen Curry: 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Andre Iguodala: 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Draymond Green: 9 Pts. 10 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
UTA:
Gordon Hayward: 29 Pts. 6 Asts. 2 Rebs.
Rudy Gobert: 21 Pts. 15 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Blks.
Shelvin Mack: 11 Pts. 5 Asts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stls.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Semifinals
East:
1. Celtics - 2
4. Wizards - 1
2. Cavaliers - 3
3. Raptors - 0
West:
1. Warriors - 3
5. Jazz - 0
2. Spurs - 2
3. Rockets - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 11, 2017, 12:57:21 PM
Wizards - 101 Celtics - 123
WSH:
John Wall: 21 Pts. 4 Asts. 4 Rebs. 2 Blks. 1 Stls.
Bradley Beal: 16 Pts. 4 Asts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Otto Porter: 13 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
BOS:
Avery Bradley: 29 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Al Horford: 19 Pts. 7 Asts. 6 Rebs. 3 Blks.
Isaiah Thomas: 18 Pts. 9 Asts. 3 Rebs.
Jae Crowder: 18 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Semifinals
East:
1. Celtics - 3
4. Wizards - 2
2. CAVALIERS - 4
3. Raptors - 0
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
5. Jazz - 0
2. Spurs - 3
3. Rockets - 2
Post Merge: May 12, 2017, 02:01:26 PM
FINAL:
Spurs - 114 Rockets - 75
SAS:
LaMarcus Aldridge: 34 Pts. 12 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jonathon Simmons: 18 Pts. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Patty Mills: 14 Pts. 7 Asts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Dejounte Murray: 11 Pts. 10 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Pau Gasol: 10 Pts. 11 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Blks.
HOU:
Trevor Ariza: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Clint Capela: 15 Pts. 12 Rebs. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
James Harden: 10 Pts. 7 Asts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks. 6 TOs, 6 fouls
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Semifinals
East:
1. Celtics - 3
4. Wizards - 2
2. CAVALIERS - 4
3. Raptors - 0
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
5. Jazz - 0
2. SPURS - 4
3. Rockets - 2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 18, 2017, 07:06:34 PM
Cavaliers - 117 Celtics - 104
CLE:
LeBron James: 38 Pts. 9 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
Kevin Love: 32 Pts. 12 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Tristan Thompson: 20 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Kyrie Irving: 11 Pts. 6 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Rebs. 1 Blks.
BOS:
Avery Bradley: 21 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Jae Crowder: 21 Pts. 8 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Isaiah Thomas: 17 Pts. 10 Asts. 1 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Al Horford: 11 Pts. 8 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Conference Finals
East:
1. Celtics - 0
2. Cavaliers - 1
West:
1. Warriors - 2
2. Spurs - 0
Post Merge: May 19, 2017, 02:39:04 PM
2016-2017 All-NBA First Team:
Russell Westbrook
James Harden
LeBron James
Kawhi Leonard
Anthony Davis
All-NBA Second Team:
Stephen Curry
Isaiah Thomas
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Kevin Durant
Rudy Gobert
All-NBA Third Team:
John Wall
DeMar DeRozan
Jimmy Butler
Draymond Green
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 21, 2017, 07:23:10 PM
Warriors - 120 Spurs - 108
GSW:
Kevin Durant: 33 Pts. 10 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Stephen Curry: 21 Pts. 6 Stls. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Klay Thompson: 17 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
JaVale McGee: 16 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Blks.
SAS:
Manu Ginobili: 21 Pts. 2 Asts. 1 Rebs. 1 Stls.
LaMarcus Aldridge: 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Blks. 1 Asts.
Jonathon Simmons: 14 Pts. 5 Asts. 1 Rebs. 1 Stls.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Conference Finals
East:
1. Celtics - 0
2. Cavaliers - 2
West:
1. Warriors - 3
2. Spurs - 0
Sunday, May 21 Schedule: 1 game
Game 3 - Boston at Cleveland - 8:30 pm ET on TNT
Post Merge: May 23, 2017, 06:25:17 PM
FINAL:
Warriors - 129 Spurs - 115
GSW:
Stephen Curry - 36 Pts. 6 Asts. 5 Rebs.
Kevin Durant - 29 Pts. 12 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Blks.
Draymond Green: 16 Pts. 8 Asts. 8 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Ian Clark: 12 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Klay Thompson: 10 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts.
SAS:
Kyle Anderson: 20 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Stls. 2 Asts.
Manu Ginobili: 15 Pts. 7 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Rebs.
Patty Mills: 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Pau Gasol: 14 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Jonathon Simmons: 13 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Conference Finals
East:
1. Celtics - 1
2. Cavaliers - 2
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
2. Spurs - 0
The 2017 Western Conference champions.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 25, 2017, 03:17:44 AM
Celtics - 99 Cavaliers - 112
BOS:
Avery Bradley: 19 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Jae Crowder: 18 Pts. 8 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Al Horford: 16 Pts. 7 Asts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Kelly Olynyk: 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks. 1 Stls.
CLE:
Kyrie Irving: 42 Pts. 4 Asts. 3 Rebs.
LeBron James: 34 Pts. 6 Asts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kevin Love: 17 Pts. 17 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Blks. 1 Stls.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Conference Finals
East:
1. Celtics - 1
2. Cavaliers - 3
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
2. Spurs - 0
NEWS :
*Charlotte will host the 2019 NBA All-Star game.
*Chris Paul has interest in playing for the San Antonio Spurs.
*Minnesota Timberwolves are interested in Derrick Rose.
*Milwaukee GM John Hammond has agreed to a five-year deal to become Orlando Magic's GM.
*Marreese Speights opts out of his contract with the Clippers.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on May 26, 2017, 10:56:56 PM
Cavaliers - 135 Celtics - 102
CLE:
LeBron James: 35 Pts. 8 Asts. 8 Rebs. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kyrie Irving: 24 Pts. 7 Asts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Kevin Love: 15 Pts. 11 Rebs. 4 Stls. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Deron Williams: 14 Pts.
BOS:
Avery Bradley: 23 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Gerald Green: 14 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Jae Crowder: 11 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Terry Rozier: 10 Pts. 7 Asts. 4 Rebs. 2 Stls.
2017 Playoffs Bracket: Conference Finals
East:
1. Celtics - 1
2. CAVALIERS - 4
West:
1. WARRIORS - 4
2. Spurs - 0
NBA Playoffs Schedule: The Finals
1. Golden State Warriors vs. 2. Cleveland Cavaliers
Game 1: Thu. June 1 - @Golden State – 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 2: Sun. June 4 - @Golden State – 8 pm ET on ABC
Game 3: Wed. June 7 - @Cleveland – 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 4: Fri. June 9 - @Cleveland – 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 5: Mon. June 12 - @Golden State – 9 pm ET on ABC*
Game 6: Thu. June 15 - @Cleveland – 9 pm ET on ABC*
Game 7: Sun. June 18 - @Golden State – 8 pm ET on ABC*
* - If Necessary
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 02, 2017, 04:12:50 PM
Cavaliers - 91 Warriors - 113
CLE:
LeBron James: 28 Pts. 15 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Blks.
Kyrie Irving: 24 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
Kevin Love: 15 Pts. 21 Rebs. 3 Blks. 1 Asts.
GSW:
Kevin Durant: 38 Pts. 8 Asts. 8 Rebs.
Stephen Curry: 28 Pts. 10 Asts. 6 Rebs. 3 Stls.
Draymond Green: 9 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Zaza Pachulia: 8 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Stls.
NBA Playoffs Bracket: The Finals
1. Warriors - 1
2. Cavaliers - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 06, 2017, 06:34:31 AM
Cavaliers - 113 Warriors - 132
CLE:
LeBron James: 29 Pts. 14 Asts. 11 Rebs. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kevin Love: 27 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Kyrie Irving: 19 Pts. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Rebs.
Kyle Korver: 8 Pts. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
GSW:
Kevin Durant: 33 Pts. 13 Rebs. 6 Asts. 5 Blks. 3 Stls.
Stephen Curry: 32 Pts. 11 Asts. 10 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Klay Thompson: 22 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Draymond Green: 12 Pts. 6 Asts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stls.
NBA Playoffs Bracket: The Finals
1. Warriors - 2
2. Cavaliers - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 08, 2017, 08:27:32 PM
Warriors - 118 Cavaliers - 113
GSW:
Kevin Durant: 31 Pts. 8 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Klay Thompson: 30 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Stephen Curry: 26 Pts. 13 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Draymond Green: 8 Pts. 8 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
CLE:
LeBron James: 39 Pts. 11 Rebs. 9 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kyrie Irving: 38 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts.
J.R. Smith: 16 Pts. 2 Stls. 1 Rebs.
Kevin Love: 9 Pts. 13 Rebs. 6 Stls. 1 Asts.
NBA Playoffs Bracket: The Finals
1. Warriors - 3
2. Cavaliers - 0
Post Merge: June 10, 2017, 02:15:40 PM
FINAL:
Warriors - 116 Cavaliers - 137
GSW:
Kevin Durant: 35 Pts. 4 Asts. 4 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Draymond Green: 16 Pts. 14 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Stephen Curry: 14 Pts. 10 Asts. 5 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Klay Thompson: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
CLE:
Kyrie Irving: 40 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
LeBron James: 31 Pts. 11 Asts. 10 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Kevin Love: 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Stls. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
J.R. Smith: 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
NBA Playoffs Bracket: The Finals
1. Warriors - 3
2. Cavaliers - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 13, 2017, 09:50:25 PM
Cavaliers - 120 Warriors - 129
CLE:
LeBron James: 41 Pts. 13 Rebs. 8 Asts. 3 Stls.
Kyrie Irving: 26 Pts. 6 Asts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls.
J.R. Smith: 25 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Blks. 1 Asts.
Tristan Thompson: 15 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
GSW:
Kevin Durant: 39 Pts. 7 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Stephen Curry: 34 Pts. 10 Asts. 6 Rebs. 3 Stls.
Andre Iguodala: 20 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Klay Thompson: 11 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Draymond Green: 10 Pts. 12 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
NBA Playoffs Bracket: The Finals
1. WARRIORS - 4
2. Cavaliers - 1
Warriors 2017 NBA Champions!
*Kevin Durant wins 2017 NBA Finals MVP.
*LeBron James was the first player to average a triple-double in the NBA Finals (33.6 ppg, 12.0 rpg, 10.0 apg).
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 18, 2017, 10:50:50 AM
*The Boston Celtics have agreed to trade the 2017 number 1 overall pick to the Philadelphia 76ers for 2017 number 3 pick, 2018 Lakers first round pick, and 2019 Kings first round pick.
Post by: GoodnightGuy on June 18, 2017, 12:30:14 PM
NEWS :
*The Boston Celtics have agreed to trade the 2017 number 1 overall pick to the Philadelphia 76ers for 2017 number 3 pick, 2018 Lakers first round pick, and 2019 Kings first round pick.
ok to! rebuild mode na sila. puro 1st round picks meron sila. i don't think IT is their franchise. rebuild na sila habang malakas pa yung GSW. in 4 yrs mga bata na nila yung prime.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 21, 2017, 06:38:31 AM
*The Los Angeles Lakers have traded D'Angelo Russell and Timofey Mozgov to the Brooklyn Nets for Brook Lopez and the 27th pick.
*The Minnesota Timberwolves have waived Nikola Pekovic.
*The Clippers, Rockets, Wizards, Lakers, and Cavaliers have all discussed a trade for Paul George.
*The Knicks are serious about dealing Kristaps Porzingis but the asking price is very high.
*Dwyane Wade will pick up his player option to return to Chicago next season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 23, 2017, 09:36:31 PM
1. Philadelphia 76ers - Markelle Fultz
2. Los Angeles Lakers - Lonzo Ball
3. Boston Celtics - Jayson Tatum
4. Phoenix Suns - Josh Jackson
5. Sacramento Kings - De'Aaron Fox
6. Orlando Magic - Jonathan Isaac
7. Minnesota Timberwolves - Lauri Markkanen (traded to Chicago)
8. New York Knicks - Frank Ntilikina
9. Dallas Mavericks - Dennis Smith Jr.
10. Sacramento Kings - Zach Collins (traded to Portland)
11. Charlotte Hornets - Malik Monk
12. Detroit Pistons - Luke Kennard
13. Denver Nuggets - Donovan Mitchell (traded to Utah)
14. Miami Heat - Bam Adebayo
15. Portland Trail Blazers - Justin Jackson (traded to Sacramento)
16. Chicago Bulls - Justin Patton (traded to Minnesota)
17. Milwaukee Bucks - D.J. Wilson
18. Indiana Pacers - T.J. Leaf
19. Atlanta Hawks - John Collins
20. Portland Trail Blazers - Harry Giles (traded to Sacramento)
21. Oklahoma City Thunder - Terrance Ferguson
22. Brooklyn Nets - Jarrett Allen
23. Toronto Raptors - OG Anunoby
24. Utah Jazz - Tyler Lydon (traded to Denver)
25. Orlando Magic - Andzejs Pasecniks (traded to Philadelphia)
26. Portland Trail Blazers - Caleb Swanigan
27. Los Angeles Lakers - Kyle Kuzma
28. Los Angeles Lakers - Tony Bradley (traded to Utah)
29. San Antonio Spurs - Derrick White
30. Utah Jazz - Josh Hart (traded to L.A. Lakers)
2017 NBA Draft Second Round:
31. Charlotte Hornets - Frank Jackson (traded to New Orleans)
32. Phoenix Suns - Davon Reed
33. Orlando Magic - Wesley Iwundu
34. Sacramento Kings - Frank Mason
35. Orlando Magic - Ivan Rabb (traded to Memphis)
36. Philadelphia 76ers - Jonah Bolden
37. Boston Celtics - Semi Ojeleye
38. Chicago Bulls - Jordan Bell (traded to Golden State)
39. Philadelphia 76ers - Juwan Evans (traded to L.A. Clippers)
40. New Orleans Pelicans - Dwayne Bacon (traded to Charlotte)
41. Atlanta Hawks - Tyler Dorsey
42. Utah Jazz - Thomas Bryant (traded to L.A. Lakers)
43. Houston Rockets - Isaiah Hartenstein
44. New York Knicks - Damyean Dotson
45. Houston Rockets - Dillon Brooks (traded to Memphis)
46. Philadelphia 76ers - Sterling Brown
47. Indiana Pacers - Ike Anigbogu
48. Milwaukee Bucks - Sindarius Thornwell
49. Denver Nuggets - Vlatko Cancar
50. Philadelphia 76ers - Mathias Lessort
51. Denver Nuggets - Monte Morris
52. New Orleans Pelicans - Edmond Sumner (traded to Indiana)
53. Boston Celtics - Kadeem Allen
54. Phoenix Suns - Alec Peters
55. Utah Jazz - Nigel Williams-Gross
56. Boston Celtics - Jabari Bird
57. Brooklyn Nets - Alexander Vezenkov
58. New York Knicks - Ognjen Jaramaz
59. San Antonio Spurs - Jaron Blossomgame
60. Atlanta Hawks - Alpha Kaba
Post Merge: June 23, 2017, 09:42:01 PM
NBA NEWS :
*The Bulls have agreed to trade Jimmy Butler and the 16th pick to the Minnesota Timberwolves for the number 7th pick, Zach LaVine, and Kris Dunn.
*New York Knicks are demanding way too much for Kristaps Porzingis, teams unlikely to trade for him.
-The Pacers last talked to the Celtics about Paul George trade but talks stalled; Pacers will still try to look for teams that want a one-year rental.
-Paul George would still prefer a trade to the Lakers but Pacers continue to explore options.
-LaMarcus Aldridge wants out of San Antonio; Spurs trying to package him with Danny Green, speaking to the Cavaliers about possible trade.
-Detroit Pistons still shopping Andre Drummond; Clippers and Kings showing interest.
-Minnesota Timberwolves still looking to pull a Ricky Rubio trade; if traded, Wolves will look for a point guard replacement via free agency.
-Phoenix Suns were discussing an Eric Bledsoe-for-Emannuel Mudiay trade with the Nuggets but talks haven’t gained traction.
-Rajon Rondo could possibly become a buyout candidate.
Post by: Miks.15 on June 24, 2017, 01:53:58 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 27, 2017, 06:46:26 AM
Draymond Green
Rudy Gobert
Kawhi Leonard
Chris Paul
Patrick Beverley
2016-17 NBA ALL-DEFENSIVE SECOND TEAM
Tony Allen
Danny Green
Anthony Davis
Andre Roberson
Giannis Antetokounmpo
2016-17 NBA ALL-ROOKIE FIRST TEAM
Malcolm Brogdon
Dario Saric
Joel Embiid
Buddy Hield
Willy Hernangomez
2016-17 NBA ALL-ROOKIE SECOND TEAM
Jamal Murray
Jaylen Brown
Marquese Chriss
Brandon Ingram
Yogi Ferrell
Post Merge: June 27, 2017, 06:48:10 AM
Tuloy ba yung trade ni paul george sa cavs or melo?
Na deny sir ng pacers ang mega blockbuster trade sana ng pacers , nuggets at ng cavs.
Post Merge: June 27, 2017, 07:20:09 PM
2017 NBA Awards show, here's a complete list of winners:
Most Valuable Player — Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City
Coach of the Year — Mike D'Antoni, Houston
Rookie of the Year — Malcolm Brogdon, Milwaukee
Most Improved Player — Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee
Basketball Executive of the Year — Bob Myers, Golden State
Defensive Player of the Year — Draymond Green, Golden
State
Sixth Man Award — Eric Gordon, Houston
Sportsmanship Award — Kemba Walker,
Twyman-Stokes Teammate of the Year — Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas
Lifetime Achievement Award — Bill Russell
Sager Strong Award — Monty Williams
All-Rookie Team — Malcolm Brogdon, Milwaukee; Dario
Saric, Philadelphia; Joel Embiid, Philadelphia; Buddy Hield, Sacramento; Willy Hernangomez, New York.
All-Defensive Team — Draymond Green, Golden State; Rudy Gobert, Utah; Kawhi Leonard, San Antonio; Chris Paul, L.A. Clippers; Patrick Beverley, Houston.
NBA Cares Community Assist Award — Isaiah Thomas, Boston
Fan-voted Awards
Dunk of the Year — Oklahoma City's Victor Oladipo vs. Atlanta
Best Style — Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook
Block of the Year — San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard vs. Houston
Assist of the Year — Golden State's Draymond Green to Stephen Curry to Kevin Durant
Game Winner of the Year — Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook vs. Denver Nuggets.
Top Performance of the Year — Golden State's KlayThompson scores 60 in three quarters vs. Indiana
Best Playoff Moment — Golden State's Kevin Durant hits pull-up 3-pointer late in Game 3 of The Finals
Post Merge: June 29, 2017, 06:37:20 AM
*The New York Knicks have officially fired Phil Jackson.
*The Clippers have agreed to trade Chris Paul to the Rockets for Patrick Beverley, Sam Dekker, Lou Williams and 2018 first-round pick after Paul told Clippers he would sign with Rockets in free agency.
*If he recieves a buyout, Carmelo Anthony is interested in joining the Houston Rockets as well.
*The Mavericks have traded DeAndre Liggins to the Rockets for cash.
*The Blazers have traded Tim Quarterman to the Houston Rockets for cash.
*Paul George continues to tell teams that he will sign with the Lakers in 2018, prefers to be traded to L.A. this offseason.
*Sacramento Kings will sign Serbian guard Bogdan Bogdanovic to a three-year, $36 million contract on July 6.
*The Detroit Pistons have traded Darrun Hilliard to the Rockets for cash.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 01, 2017, 08:28:01 PM
*The Oklahoma City Thunder continue to show interest in Rudy Gay, have scheduled a meeting.
*The Brooklyn Nets are picking up team options on Sean Kilpatrick and Joe Harris for the 2017-2018 season.
*Luc Mbah a Moute will decline his player option to become an unrestricted free agent.
*Jrue Holiday will meet with the Pelicans first day of free agency to give them the chance to re-sign him.
*Otto Porter Jr. will meet with the Washington Wizards first before hearing offers from other teams.
*Gordon Hayward has officially declined his player option to become an unrestricted free agent. He will meet with Miami, Boston, and Utah, in that order.
*Blake Griffin will meet up with the Phoenix Suns on Saturday.
*Carmelo Anthony would take buyout to join Cavaliers.
*The Phoenix Suns will also meet with Paul Millsap during the weekend.
*New York Knicks confident they will hire Masai Ujiri away from the Raptors.
*Cavaliers former GM David Griffin will have an interview with the New York Knicks.
*San Antonio Spurs showing interest in P.J. Tucker.
*Chicago Bulls are expected to waive Rajon Rondo before the start of free agency.
*Otto Porter Jr. and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope expect a huge contract offer from the Brooklyn Nets.
*Charlotte Hornets decline Ramon Sessions' $6.27 million team option.
*Interested teams believe Jrue Holiday will quickly sign a rich five-year deal with the New Orleans Pelicans.
*The New York Knicks are waiving forward Maurice Ndour.
*Chicago Bulls are close to signing Milos Teodosic.
*The Minnesota Timberwolves have agreed to trade Ricky Rubio to the Utah Jazz for a 2018 first-round pick.
※Two-time MVP Stephen Curry has agreed to a five-year, $201 million extension with the Golden State Warriors, the richest contract in NBA history.
*Jrue Holiday has agreed to a five-year, $126million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans.
*Paul George has been traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Victor Oladipo and Domantas Sabonis.
Post Merge: July 03, 2017, 07:08:59 AM
Trades/Updates:
*J.J. Redick has agreed to a one-year, $23 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
*Los Angeles Lakers have waived Tarik Black.
*Andre Iguodala had an "excellent" meeting with the Rockets and has canceled his meetings with other teams.
*Ron Baker has agreed to re-sign a two-year deal with the New York Knicks.
*The Knicks have reached out to Rajon Rondo and Darren Collison.
*David West will re-sign a one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors.
*Sacramento Kings are eyeing Zach Randolph, Patrick Patterson, and Taj Gibson.
*Michael Carter-Williams is drawing interest from the Rockets, Thunder, Knicks, Hornets, Mavericks, and Pelicans.
*The Cleveland Cavaliers are targeting Jose Calderon as well.
*The New Orleans Pelicans are now pursuing Nick Young.
*Jrue Holiday has agreed to a five-year, $126million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans.
*Jonathon Simmons is drawing interest from the Los Angeles Clippers, Sacramento Kings, and Minnesota Timberwolves.
*Stephen Curry has officially agreed to a five-year, $201 million deal with the Golden State Warriors.
*Shaun Livingston has agreed to a three-year, $24 million deal with the Golden State Warriors.
*Cristiano Felicio has agreed to a four-year, $32 million deal with the Chicago Bulls.
*Patty Mills has agreed to a four-year, $50 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
*Tony Snell has agreed to a four-year, $46 million deal with the Milwaukee Bucks.
*Jeff Teague has agreed to a three-year, $57 million deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
*Nene has agreed on a four year, $15 million deal with the Houston Rockets.
*Jose Calderon has agreed to a one-year, $2.3 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
*Joe Ingles has agreed to a four-year, $52 million deal with the Utah Jazz.
*The Golden State Warriors have offered Andre Iguodala a three-year, $45 million contract, and he's still thinking about it.
*Amir Johnson has agreed to a one-year, $11 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
*Michael Carter-Williams has agreed to a one-year, $2.7 million deal with the Charlotte Hornets.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 05, 2017, 01:05:34 PM
*Zach Randolph has agreed to a two-year, $24 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.
*Vince Carter met with the Sacramento Kings on Monday and would also consider talking to the Orlando Magic.
*George Hill has agreed to a three-year, $57 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.
*The Golden State Warriors are expected to be frontrunners for Jamal Crawford once he is bought out by the Hawks.
*Mike Scott has agreed to a veteran's minimum deal with the Washington Wizards.
* Gordon Hayward has agreed to a four-year, $128 million deal with the Boston Celtics.
*Three-Team Sign-and-Trade Deal:
Hawks receive Jamal Crawford, Diamond Stone, 2018 first-round pick from LAC via Houston, and cash.
Nuggets receive Paul Millsap (3yrs, $90M) and 2019 second-round pick.
Clippers receive Danilo Gallinari (3yrs, $65M)
*Patrick Patterson has agreed to a three-year, $16.4 million deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
*Derrick Rose will meet with the Los Angeles Clippers.
*Omri Casspi has agreed to a one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors.
*Miami Heat officially waive Chris Bosh.
Post by: 5y5t3m_cr45h on July 05, 2017, 01:36:23 PM
Post by: paknoy on July 05, 2017, 04:01:39 PM
Post by: nathanjohn on July 06, 2017, 12:04:54 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 06, 2017, 10:53:39 AM
Pau Gasol – Unrestricted
Nerlens Noel – Restricted
Dirk Nowitzki – Unrestricted
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope – Restricted
Monta Ellis – Unrestricted
Rajon Rondo – Unrestricted
Mason Plumlee – Restricted
Rudy Gay – Unrestricted
Derrick Rose – Unrestricted
Ersan Ilyasova – Unrestricted
Shabazz Muhammad – Unrestricted
Tim Hardaway Jr. – Restricted
Dewayne Dedmon – Unrestricted
Andre Roberson – Restricted
Nikola Mirotic – Restricted
Kelly Olynyk – Unrestricted
Aron Baynes – Unrestricted
James Johnson – Unrestricted
Jonathon Simmons – Restricted
Bojan Bogdanovic – Restricted
C.J. Miles – Unrestricted
Tony Allen – Unrestricted
Tyreke Evans – Unrestricted
JaVale McGee – Unrestricted
JaMychal Green – Restricted
Luc Mbah a Moute – Unrestricted
Ty Lawson – Unrestricted
Deron Williams – Unrestricted
Thabo Sefolosha – Unrestricted
David Lee – Unrestricted
Jonas Jerebko – Unrestricted
Jordan Hill – Unrestricted
Andrew Bogut – Unrestricted
Brandon Jennings – Unrestricted
Vince Carter – Unrestricted
Zaza Pachulia – Unrestricted
Jeff Green – Unrestricted
Willie Reed – Unrestricted
Alex Len – Restricted
Tyler Zeller – Unrestricted
Leandro Barbosa – Unrestricted
Ramon Sessions – Unrestricted
Michael Beasley – Unrestricted
Roy Hibbert – Unrestricted
Alan Williams – Restricted
Donatas Motiejunas – Unrestricted
Arron Afflalo – Unrestricted
Sergio Rodriguez – Unrestricted
Tarik Black – Unrestricted
Marreese Speights – Unrestricted
Rodney Stuckey – Unrestricted
Dante Cunningham – Unrestricted
Gerald Green – Unrestricted
Anthony Tolliver – Unrestricted
Jared Sullinger – Unrestricted
Matt Barnes – Unrestricted
Shelvin Mack – Unrestricted
Ian Clark – Unrestricted
Tiago Splitter – Unrestricted
Thomas Robinson – Unrestricted
Jason Terry – Unrestricted
Aaron Brooks – Unrestricted
Brandon Bass – Unrestricted
Derrick Williams – Unrestricted
Anthony Morrow – Unrestricted
Mike Muscala – Unrestricted
Gerald Henderson – Unrestricted
Luke Babbitt – Unrestricted
Mike Dunleavy – Unrestricted
Terrence Jones – Unrestricted
Troy Williams – Unrestricted
Raymond Felton – Unrestricted
K.J. McDaniels – Unrestricted
Kris Humphries – Unrestricted
Tyler Ennis – Unrestricted
Joffrey Lauvergne – Unrestricted
Lavoy Allen – Unrestricted
Beno Udrih – Unrestricted
James Michael McAdoo – Unrestricted
Festus Ezeli – Unrestricted
Trey Burke – Restricted
Luis Scola – Unrestricted
Brandon Rush – Unrestricted
Adreian Payne – Unrestricted
Isaiah Canaan – Unrestricted
Randy Foye – Unrestricted
Norris Cole – Unrestricted
James Young – Unrestricted
Jeff Withey – Unrestricted
Toney Douglas – Unrestricted
Reggie Bullock – Restricted
Alan Anderson – Unrestricted
Anderson Varejao – Unrestricted
Udonis Haslem – Unrestricted
Brian Roberts – Unrestricted
James Jones – Unrestricted
Larry Sanders – Unrestricted
Nick Collison – Unrestricted
Maurice Ndour – Unrestricted
Christian Wood – Unrestricted
Damjan Rudez – Unrestricted
Joel Anthony – Unrestricted
Dahntay Jones – Unrestricted
Alex Poytress – Unrestricted
Metta World Peace – Unrestricted
Ronnie Price – Unrestricted
Steve Novak – Unrestricted
Bobby Brown – Restricted
Sasha Vujacic – Unrestricted
Darrun Hillard – Unrestricted
Chris Bosh – Unrestricted
Post Merge: July 07, 2017, 07:44:29 PM
*The Memphis Grizzlies will retire Zach Randolph's number 50.
*Milos Teodosic has agreed to a two-year, $12.3 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.
*Clippers, Warriors, Hawks, Pacers, and Sixers are all interested in Willie Reed.
*Oklahoma City Thunder are considering waiving Kyle Singler.
*JaVale McGee will meet the Sacramento Kings on Thursday.
*Andre Roberson has agreed to a three-year, $30 million deal with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
*Vince Carter has agreed to a one-year, $8 million deal with the Sacramento Kings.
*Rudy Gay has agreed to a two-year, $17 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
Post by: Miks.15 on July 13, 2017, 10:24:20 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 18, 2017, 11:15:21 PM
Celtics - 99 Cavaliers - 102
Brown: 25 Pts. Irving: 10 Asts. Tatum: 10 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 16 Rebs.
Rockets - 122 Warriors - 121
Harden: 27 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Anderson: 8 Rebs./Young: 23 Pts. Green: 13 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 1-0
2. Spurs 0-0
3. Thunder 0-0
4. Timberwolves 0-0
5. Clippers 0-0
6. Nuggets 0-0
7. Blazers 0-0
8. Grizzlies 0-0
9. Pelicans 0-0
10. Mavericks 0-0
11. Kings 0-0
12. Lakers 0-0
13. Jazz 0-0
14. Suns 0-0
15. Warriors 0-1
East:
1. Cavaliers 1-0
2. Wizards 0-0
3. Raptors 0-0
4. Bucks 0-0
5. Pacers 0-0
6. Heat 0-0
7. Sixers 0-0
8. Bulls 0-0
9. Hornets 0-0
10. Pistons 0-0
11. Magic 0-0
12. Knicks 0-0
13. Nets 0-0
14. Hawks 0-0
15. Celtics 0-1
Thursday, October 19: 11 games
Philadelphia at Washington - 7 pm ET on ESPN
Charlotte at Detroit - 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Indiana - 7 pm ET
Miami at Orlando - 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Boston - 7:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Memphis - 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET
Denver at Utah - 9 pm ET
Minnesota at San Antonio - 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
Portland at Phoenix - 10 pm ET
Houston at Sacramento - 10 pm ET
Post Merge: October 18, 2017, 11:16:21 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 21, 2017, 09:28:42 PM
Cavaliers - 116 Bucks - 97
James: 24 Pts. James: 8 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 34 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Rebs.
Hawks - 91 Hornets - 109
Schroder: 25 Pts. Schroder: 5 Asts. Dedmon: 7 Rebs./Walker: 26 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs.
Blazers - 114 Pacers - 96
McCollum: 28 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Aminu: 16 Rebs./Oladipo: 17 Pts Collison: 4 Asts. Sabonis: 8 Rebs.
Celtics - 102 Sixers - 92
Irving: 21 Pts. Irving: 4 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./Redick: 19 Pts. Simmons: 5 Asts. Embiid: 14 Rebs.
Pistons - 111 Wizards - 115
Jackson: 21 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Drummond: 12 Rebs./Porter: 28 Pts. Wall: 10 Asts. Gortat: 9 Rebs.
Magic - 121 Nets - 126
Vucevic: 41 Pts. Fournier: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs./Booker: 17 Pts. Russell: 6 Asts. Booker: 11 Rebs.
Jazz - 97 Timberwolves - 100
Hood: 20 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs./Wiggins: 21 Pts. Jones: 5 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs.
Kings - 93 Mavericks - 88
Hill: 21 Pts. Fox: 10 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 11 Rebs./Barnes: 24 Pts. Barea: 10 Asts. Nowitzki: 9 Rebs.
Warriors - 128 Pelicans - 120
Thompson: 33 Pts. Curry: 8 Asts. /Davis: 35 Pts. Davis: 17 Rebs.
Lakers - 132 Suns - 130
Ball: 29 Pts. Ball: 9 Asts. Ball: 11 Rebs./Bledsoe: 28 Pts. Booker: 8 Asts. Booker: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 2-0
2. Blazers 2-0
3. Spurs 1-0
4. Grizzlies 1-0
5. Clippers 1-0
6. Thunder 1-0
7. Jazz 1-1
8. Lakers 1-1
9. Timberwolves 1-1
10. Kings 1-1
11. Warriors 1-1
12. Nuggets 0-1
13. Pelicans 0-2
14. Suns 0-2
15. Mavericks 0-2
East:
1. Cavaliers 2-0
2. Wizards 2-0
3. Raptors 1-0
4. Pacers 1-1
5. Pistons 1-1
6. Magic 1-1
7. Hawks 1-1
8. Bucks 1-1
9. Hornets 1-1
10. Celtics 1-2
11. Heat 0-1
12. Bulls 0-1
13. Nets 0-1
14. Knicks 0-1
15. Sixers 0-2
Sunday, October 22 Schedule: 11 games
Philadelphia at Toronto - 7:30 pm ET
Orlando at Cleveland - 8 pm ET
Indiana at Miami - 8 pm ET
Detroit at New York - 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Chicago - 8 pm ET
Dallas at Houston - 8 pm ET
Golden State at Memphis - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Portland at Milwaukee - 8:30 pm ET
Sacramento at Denver - 9 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Utah - 9 pm ET
Phoenix at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post Merge: October 22, 2017, 06:19:23 PM
October 22, Final Scores/Leaders:
Sixers - 94 Raptors - 128
Simmons: 18 Pts. Simmons: 8 Asts. Simmons: 10 Rebs./DeRozan: 30 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Ibaka: 5 Rebs.
Magic - 114 Cavaliers - 93
Vucevic: 23 Pts. Augustin: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 7 Rebs./James: 22 Pts. Wade: 4 Asts. Love: 9 Rebs.
Pacers - 108 Heat - 112
Oladipo: 28 Pts. Collison: 8 Asts. Sabonis: 12 Rebs./Dragic: 23 Pts. J. Johnson: 8 Asts. Olynyk: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 111 Knicks - 107
Harris: 31 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 13 Rebs./Porzingis: 33 Pts. Sessions: 5 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs.
Spurs - 87 Bulls - 77
Aldridge: 28 Pts. Murray: 5 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 16 Pts. Grant: 5 Asts. Markkanen: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks - 91 Rockets - 107
Barea: 18 Pts. Barea: 5 Asts. Barnes: 5 Rebs./Harden: 29 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Anderson: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 101 Grizzlies - 111
Curry: 37 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Durant: 13 Rebs./Gasol: 34 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Gasol: 14 Rebs.
Blazers - 110 Bucks - 113
McCollum: 26 Pts. Turner: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 11 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 44 Pts. Brogdon: 5 Asts. Henson: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 79 Nuggets - 94
Fox: 18 Pts. Labissiere: 4 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 9 Rebs./Millsap: 18 Pts. Jokic: 7 Asts. Chandler: 12 Rebs.
Thunder - 87 Jazz - 96
Anthony: 26 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Westbrook: 13 Rebs./Ingles: 19 Pts. Mitchell: 6 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
Suns - 88 Clippers - 130
Len: 15 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs./Griffin: 29 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 3-0
2. Grizzlies 2-0
3. Spurs 2-0
4. Clippers 2-0
5. Blazers 2-1
6. Jazz 2-1
7. Thunder 1-1
8. Lakers 1-1
9. Timberwolves 1-1
10. Nuggets 1-1
11. Warriors 1-2
12. Kings 1-2
13. Pelicans 0-2
14. Suns 0-3
15. Mavericks 0-3
East:
1. Wizards 2-0
2. Raptors 2-0
3. Cavaliers 2-1
4. Bucks 2-1
5. Pistons 2-1
6. Magic 2-1
7. Hawks 1-1
8. Heat 1-1
9. Hornets 1-1
10. Nets 1-1
11. Pacers 1-2
12. Celtics 1-2
13. Bulls 0-2
14. Knicks 0-2
15. Sixers 0-3
Monday, October 23 Schedule: 3 games
Atlanta at Brooklyn – 3:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Oklahoma City – 7 pm ET
New Orleans at L.A. Lakers – 9:30 pm ET
Post Merge: October 23, 2017, 05:49:45 PM
October 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 104 Nets - 116
Bellineli: 19 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Collins: 13 Rebs./Crabbe: 20 Pts. Russell: 10 Asts. Russell: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 115 Thunder - 113
Towns: 27 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Westbrook: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Adams: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 119 Lakers - 112
Davis: 27 Pts. Cousins: 8 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs./Clarkson: 24 Pts. Ball: 13 Asts. Ball: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 3-0
2. Grizzlies 2-0
3. Spurs 2-0
4. Clippers 2-0
5. Blazers 2-1
6. Jazz 2-1
7. Timberwolves 2-1
8. Nuggets 1-1
9. Pelicans 1-2
10. Thunder 1-2
11. Warriors 1-2
12. Kings 1-2
13. Lakers 1-2
14. Suns 0-3
15. Mavericks 0-3
East:
1. Wizards 2-0
2. Raptors 2-0
3. Cavaliers 2-1
4. Bucks 2-1
5. Pistons 2-1
6. Magic 2-1
7. Nets 2-1
8. Heat 1-1
9. Hornets 1-1
10. Hawks 1-2
11. Pacers 1-2
12. Celtics 1-2
13. Bulls 0-2
14. Knicks 0-2
15. Sixers 0-3
Post Merge: October 23, 2017, 05:50:24 PM
October 23, Final Scores/Leaders:
Hawks - 104 Nets - 116
Bellineli: 19 Pts. Schroder: 8 Asts. Collins: 13 Rebs./Crabbe: 20 Pts. Russell: 10 Asts. Russell: 7 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 115 Thunder - 113
Towns: 27 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Westbrook: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Adams: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 119 Lakers - 112
Davis: 27 Pts. Cousins: 8 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs./Clarkson: 24 Pts. Ball: 13 Asts. Ball: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 3-0
2. Grizzlies 2-0
3. Spurs 2-0
4. Clippers 2-0
5. Blazers 2-1
6. Jazz 2-1
7. Timberwolves 2-1
8. Nuggets 1-1
9. Pelicans 1-2
10. Thunder 1-2
11. Warriors 1-2
12. Kings 1-2
13. Lakers 1-2
14. Suns 0-3
15. Mavericks 0-3
East:
1. Wizards 2-0
2. Raptors 2-0
3. Cavaliers 2-1
4. Bucks 2-1
5. Pistons 2-1
6. Magic 2-1
7. Nets 2-1
8. Heat 1-1
9. Hornets 1-1
10. Hawks 1-2
11. Pacers 1-2
12. Celtics 1-2
13. Bulls 0-2
14. Knicks 0-2
15. Sixers 0-3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 24, 2017, 07:51:38 PM
Sixers - 97 Pistons - 86
Embiid: 30 Pts. Simmons: 10 Asts. Simmons: 12 Rebs./Jackson: 16 Pts. Jackson: 7 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Hawks - 93 Heat - 104
Prince: 20 Pts. Bazemore: 4 Asts. Collins: 11 Rebs./Richardson: 21 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Olynyk: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 98 Rockets - 90
Gasol: 26 Pts. Conley: 4 Asts. Ennis: 11 Rebs./Gordon: 27 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Tucker: 8 Rebs.
Hornets - 94 Bucks - 103
Kaminsky: 18 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Howard: 22 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 32 Pts. Dellavedova: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 14 Rebs.
Warriors - 133 Mavericks - 103
Curry: 29 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Durant: 8 Rebs./Matthews: 19 Pts. Barea: 8 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs.
Raptors - 97 Spurs - 101
DeRozan: 28 Pts. Powell: 4 Asts. Poeltl: 12 Rebs./Aldridge: 20 Pts. Murray: 6 Asts. Murray: 15 Rebs.
Wizards - 109 Nuggets - 104
Beal: 20 Pts. Wall: 12 Asts. Porter: 10 Rebs./Jokic: 29 Pt. Murray: 6 Asts. Jokic: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 115 Suns - 117
Temple: 23 Pts. Fox: 4 Asts. Koufos: 9 Rebs./Booker: 22 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Grizzlies 3-0
2. Spurs 3-0
3. Clippers 2-0
4. Rockets 3-1
5. Timberwolves 2-1
6. Jazz 2-1
7. Blazers 2-1
8. Warriors 2-2
9. Pelicans 1-2
10. Nuggets 1-2
11. Thunder 1-2
12. Lakers 1-2
13. Suns 1-3
14. Kings 1-3
15. Mavericks 0-4
East:
1. Wizards 3-0
2. Bucks 3-1
3. Raptors 2-1
4. Nets 2-1
5. Magic 2-1
6. Cavaliers 2-1
7. Heat 2-1
8. Pistons 2-2
9. Pacers 1-2
10. Celtics 1-2
11. Hornets 1-2
12. Sixers 1-3
13. Hawks 1-3
14. Knicks 0-2
15. Bulls 0-2
Post Merge: October 25, 2017, 04:35:22 PM
October 25, Final Scores/Leaders:
Bulls – 112 Cavaliers – 119
Holiday: 25 Pts. Grant: 10 Asts. Markkanen: 8 Rebs./James: 34 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs.
Nets – 121 Magic – 125
Russell: 27 Pts. LeVert: 5 Asts. LeVert: 8 Rebs./Gordon: 41 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Gordon: 12 Rebs.
Knicks – 89 Celtics – 110
Kanter: 16 Pts. Sessions: 7 Asts. Kanter: 19 Rebs./Brown: 23 Pts. Irving: 7 Asts. Horford: 13 Rebs.
Pacers – 130 Timberwolves – 107
Oladipo: 28 Pts. Collison: 16 Asts. Sabonis: 11 Rebs./Towns: 28 Pts. Crawford: 9 Asts. Towns: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans – 93 Blazers – 103
Cousins: 39 Pts. Holiday: 7 Asts. Cousins: 13 Rebs./McCollum: 23 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 84 Clippers – 102
Mitchell: 19 Pts. Rubio: 5 Asts. Sefolosha: 12 Rebs./Griffin: 22 Pts. Griffin: 6 Asts. Jordan: 18 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Clippers 3-0
2. Grizzlies 3-0
3. Spurs 3-0
4. Blazers 3-1
5. Rockets 3-1
6. Timberwolves 2-2
7. Warriors 2-2
8. Jazz 2-2
9. Nuggets 1-2
10. Lakers 1-2
11. Thunder 1-2
12. Suns 1-3
13. Kings 1-3
14. Pelicans 1-3
15. Mavericks 0-4
East:
1. Wizards 3-0
2. Cavaliers 3-1
3. Magic 3-1
4. Bucks 3-1
5. Raptors 2-1
6. Heat 2-1
7. Pacers 2-2
8. Nets 2-2
9. Celtics 2-2
10. Pistons 2-2
11. Hornets 1-2
12. Sixers 1-3
13. Hawks 1-3
14. Bulls 0-3
15. Knicks 0-3
Thursday, October 26 Schedule: 10 games
Denver at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Detroit – 7 pm ET
Houston at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Cleveland at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
San Antonio at Miami – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Memphis at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Utah at Phoenix – 10 pm ET
Toronto at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Washington at L.A. Lakers – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post Merge: October 26, 2017, 03:47:51 PM
October 26, Final Scores/Leaders:
Nuggets - 93 Hornets - 110
Jokic: 18 Pts. Murray: 5 Asts. Jokic: 11 Rebs./Kaminsky: 20 Pts. Walker: 5 Asts. Howard: 19 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 101 Pistons - 122
Towns: 23 Pts. Teague: 6 Asts. Towns: 10 Rebs./Harris: 34 Pts. Smith: 13 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Rockets - 105 Sixers - 104
Gordon: 29 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Capela: 20 Rebs./Redick: 22 Pts. Simmons: 9 Asts. Simmons: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 107 Nets - 112
James: 29 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Love: 12 Rebs./Dinwiddie: 22 Pts. Dinwiddie: 6 Asts. Booker: 8 Rebs.
Spurs - 117 Heat - 100
Aldridge: 31 Pts. Gay: 4 Asts. Anderson: 10 Rebs./J.Johnson: 21 Pts. Waiters: 5 Asts. J. Johnson: 9 Rebs.
Pacers - 96 Thunder - 114
Oladipo: 35 Pts. Collison: 3 Asts. Sabonis: 11 Rebs./ Westbrook: 28 Pts. Westbrook: 16 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 94 Mavericks - 103
Gasol: 26 Pts. Gasol: 4 Asts. Gasol: 11 Rebs./Smith Jr.: 19 Pts. Smith Jr: 5 Asts. Barnes: 6 Rebs.
Jazz - 88 Suns - 97
Hood: 22 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Gobert: 14 Rebs./Warren: 27 Pts. Ulis: 5 Asts. Len: 13 Rebs.
Raptors - 112 Warriors - 117
DeRozan: 24 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Poeltl: 14 Rebs./Curry: 30 Pts. Green: 6 Asts. Green: 11 Rebs.
Wizards - 99 Lakers - 102
Beal: 28 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Gortat: 14 Rebs./Ingram: 19 Pts. Ball: 10 Asts. Ingram: 10 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Spurs 4-0
2. Clippers 3-0
3. Rockets 4-1
4. Blazers 3-1
5. Grizzlies 3-1
6. Warriors 3-2
7. Lakers 2-2
8. Thunder 2-2
9. Timberwolves 2-3
10. Suns 2-3
11. Jazz 2-3
12. Nuggets 1-3
13. Kings 1-3
14. Pelicans 1-3
15. Mavericks 1-4
East:
1. Magic 3-1
2. Bucks 3-1
3. Wizards 3-1
4. Nets 3-2
5. Cavaliers 3-2
6. Pistons 3-2
7. Raptors 2-2
8. Heat 2-2
9. Celtics 2-2
10. Hornets 2-2
11. Pacers 2-3
12. Hawks 1-3
13. Sixers 1-4
14. Bulls 0-3
15. Knicks 0-3
Friday, October 27 Schedule: 5 games
Atlanta at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Dallas at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Boston at Milwaukee – 8 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Clippers at Portland – 10 pm ET
New Orleans at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on TNT
Post by: jamesbond on November 04, 2017, 10:47:36 PM
NBA Board of Governors approves rules changes to improve game flow
Timeouts reduced by four per game; teams limited to two in last three minutes
Official release
Jul 12, 2017 2:08 PM ET
The NBA Board of Governors unanimously approved rules changes pertaining to timeout format and procedures for administrating free throws and halftime.
Effective with the 2017-18 season, the maximum number of timeouts per game will decrease from 18 to 14. In addition, during the last three minutes of a game, teams will be limited to two team timeouts each instead of the previous rule that allowed three per team in the last two minutes.
“These changes will help us fulfill our goal of improving game flow and pace of play,” said Byron Spruell, NBA President, League Operations. “Fewer stoppages and less time without action, especially at the end of a game, will further enhance the viewing experience for our fans.”
The rule modifications for timeouts are below:
Each team will have seven timeouts per game, with no restrictions per half.
All team timeouts will be 75 seconds. In the previous format, “full” timeouts were 90 seconds and “20-second” timeouts were 60 seconds. Both “full” and “20-second” timeouts have been replaced by team timeouts.
All four periods will have two mandatory timeouts, which will take place after the first stoppage under the seven- and three-minute marks.
The under-nine-minute mandatory timeouts in the second and fourth periods will be eliminated.
Each team can enter the fourth period with up to four team timeouts.
Each team will be limited to two team timeouts after the later of (i) the three-minute mark of the fourth period or (ii) the resumption of play after the second mandatory timeout of the fourth period.
Each team will have two team timeouts per overtime period; previously teams had three.
The NBA also made the following changes regarding game flow:
Referees will assess a delay-of-game violation if a free throw shooter ventures beyond the three-point line between attempts.
Halftime will last 15 minutes for all games, beginning immediately upon expiration of the second period. A delay-of-game penalty will be issued if a team is not ready to start play at the expiration of the halftime clock.
In addition, the Board of Governors approved moving the trade deadline from the Thursday after the NBA All-Star Game to the Thursday 10 days before the All-Star Game. With the new placement of the trade deadline, teams will be able to settle their rosters before the All-Star break and avoid the disruptions that result from players joining new teams just as practices and games are beginning to resume following the All-Star break.
The NBA’s Competition Committee unanimously recommended the rules changes before the Board of Governors’ vote.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 06, 2017, 08:06:21 PM
Hawks – 117 Cavaliers – 115
Schroder: 28 Pts. Schroder: 9 Asts. Collins: 13 Rebs./James: 26 Pts. James: 13 Asts. Wade: 11 Rebs.
Heat – 104 Clippers – 101
Whiteside: 21 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs./Griffin: 23 Pts. Griffin: 4 Asts. Jordan: 19 Rebs.
Celtics – 104 Magic – 88
Brown: 18 Pts. Smart: 8 Asts. Horford: 10 Rebs./Gordon: 18 Pts. Vucevic: 7 Asts. Gordon: 12 Rebs.
Wizards – 107 Raptors – 96
Beal: 38 Pts. Frazier: 8 Asts. Gortat: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 26 Pts. Wright: 4 Asts. Ibaka: 10 Rebs.
Jazz – 110 Rockets – 137
Mitchell: 17 Pts. Mitchell: 4 Asts. Gobert: 5 Rebs./Harden: 56 Pts. Harden: 13 Asts. Tucker: 9 Rebs.
Suns – 95 Spurs – 112
Warren: 17 Pts. Ulis: 7 Asts. Chandler: 14 Rebs./Aldridge: 21 Pts. Mills: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 9 Rebs.
Pacers – 101 Knicks – 108
Young: 18 Pts. Collison: 10 Asts. Sabonis: 8 Rebs./Porzingis: 40 Pts. Ntilikina: 7 Asts. Kanter: 18 Rebs.
Hornets – 94 Timberwolves – 112
Zeller: 16 Pts. Walker: 9 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs./Wiggins: 20 Pts. Teague: 12 Asts. Dieng: 11 Rebs.
Thunder – 99 Blazers – 103
George: 27 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Grant: 7 Rebs./Lillard: 36 Pts. Lillard: 13 Asts. Nurkic: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies – 102 Lakers – 107
Evans: 26 Pts. Gasol: 7 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Lopez: 21 Pts. Ball: 9 Asts. Kuzma: 12 Rebs.
NBA updates
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 8-3
2. Timberwolves 7-3
3. Warriors 7-3
4. Grizzlies 6-4
5. Blazers 6-4
6. Spurs 6-4
7. Clippers 5-4
8. Jazz 5-5
9. Pelicans 5-5
10. Lakers 5-5
11. Nuggets 5-5
12. Thunder 4-5
13. Suns 4-6
14. Kings 1-8
15. Mavericks 1-10
East:
1. Celtics 8-2
2. Pistons 7-3
3. Magic 6-4
4. Wizards 5-4
5. Raptors 5-4
6. Sixers 5-4
7. Knicks 5-4
8. Hornets 5-5
9. Pacers 5-5
10. Heat 4-5
11. Bucks 4-5
12. Cavaliers 4-6
13. Nets 3-6
14. Bulls 2-6
15. Hawks 2-8
Tuesday, November 7 Schedule: 3 games
Boston at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at Phoenix – 9 pm ET on NBATV
Miami at Golden State – 10:30 pm ET
Post Merge: November 06, 2017, 10:48:58 PM
:-\ i was watching an NBA game and i was really taken aback by some changes in an NBA game.... so sabi ko, ba't naiba yata.... teka,alamin nga natin ang pagbabago.... read on mga ka-PT....
NBA Board of Governors approves rules changes to improve game flow
Timeouts reduced by four per game; teams limited to two in last three minutes
Official release
Jul 12, 2017 2:08 PM ET
The NBA Board of Governors unanimously approved rules changes pertaining to timeout format and procedures for administrating free throws and halftime.
Effective with the 2017-18 season, the maximum number of timeouts per game will decrease from 18 to 14. In addition, during the last three minutes of a game, teams will be limited to two team timeouts each instead of the previous rule that allowed three per team in the last two minutes.
“These changes will help us fulfill our goal of improving game flow and pace of play,” said Byron Spruell, NBA President, League Operations. “Fewer stoppages and less time without action, especially at the end of a game, will further enhance the viewing experience for our fans.”
The rule modifications for timeouts are below:
Each team will have seven timeouts per game, with no restrictions per half.
All team timeouts will be 75 seconds. In the previous format, “full” timeouts were 90 seconds and “20-second” timeouts were 60 seconds. Both “full” and “20-second” timeouts have been replaced by team timeouts.
All four periods will have two mandatory timeouts, which will take place after the first stoppage under the seven- and three-minute marks.
The under-nine-minute mandatory timeouts in the second and fourth periods will be eliminated.
Each team can enter the fourth period with up to four team timeouts.
Each team will be limited to two team timeouts after the later of (i) the three-minute mark of the fourth period or (ii) the resumption of play after the second mandatory timeout of the fourth period.
Each team will have two team timeouts per overtime period; previously teams had three.
The NBA also made the following changes regarding game flow:
Referees will assess a delay-of-game violation if a free throw shooter ventures beyond the three-point line between attempts.
Halftime will last 15 minutes for all games, beginning immediately upon expiration of the second period. A delay-of-game penalty will be issued if a team is not ready to start play at the expiration of the halftime clock.
In addition, the Board of Governors approved moving the trade deadline from the Thursday after the NBA All-Star Game to the Thursday 10 days before the All-Star Game. With the new placement of the trade deadline, teams will be able to settle their rosters before the All-Star break and avoid the disruptions that result from players joining new teams just as practices and games are beginning to resume following the All-Star break.
The NBA’s Competition Committee unanimously recommended the rules changes before the Board of Governors’ vote.
Mas naging strict yung rules pero nakatulong para maging mas fast pace yung mga games.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 15, 2017, 04:18:34 PM
Celtics - 109 Nets - 102
Irving: 25 Pts. Irving: 5 Asts. Horford: 11 Rebs./Harris: 19 Pts. Dinwiddie: 11 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Raptors - 129 Rockets - 113
DeRozan: 27 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 7 Rebs./Harden: 38 Pts. Harden: 11 Asts. Capela: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 97 Mavericks - 91
Aldridge: 32 Pts. Aldridge: 4 Asts. Gasol: 10 Rebs./Smith Jr.: 27 Pts. Nowitzki: 6 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Warriors 11-3
2. Rockets 11-4
3. Spurs 9-5
4. Timberwolves 8-5
5. Pelicans 8-6
6. Nuggets 8-6
7. Grizzlies 7-6
8. Blazers 7-6
9. Thunder 6-7
10. Jazz 6-8
11. Lakers 6-8
12. Clippers 5-8
13. Suns 5-10
14. Kings 3-10
15. Mavericks 2-13
East:
1. Celtics 13-2
2. Pistons 10-3
3. Wizards 8-5
4. Raptors 8-5
5. Magic 8-6
6. Knicks 7-6
7. Sixers 7-6
8. Bucks 7-6
9. Cavaliers 7-7
10. Heat 6-7
11. Pacers 6-8
12. Hornets 5-7
13. Nets 5-9
14. Bulls 2-9
15. Hawks 2-12
Post by: 5y5t3m_cr45h on November 20, 2017, 02:17:56 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 09, 2017, 08:56:55 PM
Bulls – 119 Hornets – 111
Markkanen: 24 Pts. Dunn: 12 Asts. Markkanen: 12 Rebs./Howard: 25 Pts. Batum: 10 Asts. Howard: 20 Rebs.
Warriors – 102 Pistons – 98
Durant: 36 Pts. Green: 13 Asts. Durant: 10 Rebs./Bradley: 25 Pts. Drummond: 4 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Cavaliers – 102 Pacers – 106
James: 29 Pts. James: 8 Asts. James: 10 Rebs./Oladipo: 33 Pts. Oladipo: 5 Asts. Sabonis: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets – 103 Magic – 89
Faried: 20 Pts. Barton: 5 Asts. Faried: 10 Rebs./Vucevic: 21 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 17 Rebs.
Raptors – 116 Grizzlies – 107
DeRozan: 26 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Evans: 27 Pts. Harrison: 7 Asts. Gasol: 7 Rebs.
Mavericks – 102 Bucks – 109
Matthews: 29 Pts. Barea: 6 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs./Middleton: 31 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs.
Kings – 116 Pelicans – 109
Randolph: 35 Pts. Fox: 4 Asts. Randolph: 13 Rebs./Cousins: 38 Pts. Holiday: 5 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Celtics – 102 Spurs – 105
Irving: 36 Pts. Morris: 3 Asts. Horford: 9 Rebs./Aldridge: 27 Pts. Parker: 4 Asts. Gaosl: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
West:
1. Rockets 19-4
2. Warriors 21-6
3. Spurs 18-8
4. Timberwolves 15-11
5. Nuggets 14-11
6. Blazers 13-11
7. Jazz 13-13
8. Pelicans 13-13
9. Thunder 11-13
10. Lakers 9-15
11. Clippers 8-15
12. Suns 9-18
13. Grizzlies 8-17
14. Kings 8-17
15. Mavericks 7-19
East:
1. Celtics 22-5
2. Raptors 16-7
3. Cavaliers 18-8
4. Bucks 14-10
5. Pacers 15-11
6. Wizards 14-11
7. Pistons 14-11
8. Sixers 13-11
9. Knicks 12-12
10. Heat 11-13
11. Nets 10-14
12. Magic 11-16
13. Hornets 9-15
14. Hawks 5-19
15. Bulls 4-20
Daily Leaders:
Points:
DeMarcus Cousins – 38
Kevin Durant – 36
Kyrie Irving – 36
Zach Randolph – 35
Victor Oladipo – 33
Rebounds:
Dwight Howard – 20
Nikola Vucevic – 17
Andre Drummond – 17
Zach Randolph – 13
Lauri Markkanen – 12
Assists:
Draymond Green – 13
Kris Dunn – 12
Nicolas Batum – 10
LeBron James – 8
Kyle Lowry – 8
Steals:
Will Barton – 4
Bogdan Bogdanovic – 4
Terry Rozier – 4
Stanley Johnson – 4
Thaddeus Young – 3
Blocks:
Dwight Howard – 6
Draymond Green – 6
Kevin Durant – 5
Nikola Vucevic – 4
Mason Plumlee – 3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 19, 2018, 08:26:16 AM
Stephen Curry (captain)
James Harden
Kevin Durant
Anthony Davis
DeMarcus Cousins
2018 NBA Eastern Conference All-Star Starters:
Kyrie Irving
DeMar DeRozan
LeBron James (captain)
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Joel Embiid
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 26, 2018, 02:30:23 PM
Team LEBRON vs Team STEPHEN
(http://img4host.net/upload/260314155a6a8ef73d423.jpg)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2018, 12:33:45 AM
Pistons land Blake Griffin from Clippers
Detroit Pistons get:
F Blake Griffin
F Brice Johnson
C Willie Reed
LA Clippers get:
F Tobias Harris
G Avery Bradley
C Boban Marjanovic
2018 first-round pick (protected)
2019 second-round pick
Post by: naruto789544 on February 01, 2018, 02:37:50 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 09, 2018, 12:34:55 PM
OUT:
Isiah Thomas to Lakers
Dwayne Wade back again to Miami
Derrick Rose to Jazz ( waived )
Jae Crowder to Jazz
Channing Frye to Lakers
Shumpert to Kings
2018 first round pick to LA
IN:
Jordan Clarkson from Lakers
Larry Nance from Lakers
Rodney Hood from jazz
George Hill from Kings
Future 2nd round pick
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2019, 03:13:45 AM
Buhayin ko po ulit ito para sa mga nba fanatics nating mga ka-berkada 😁
Friday , December 13 Schedule: 4 games
Philadelphia at Boston - 8 pm ET on TNT
Cleveland at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET
Dallas at Detroit - 9 pm ET
Portland at Denver - 10:30 pm ET on TNT
NEWS :
* BREAKING: The Milwaukee Bucks and Sacramento Kings will participate in prison games.
* The Brooklyn Nets have waived Iman Shumpert.
* It's early, but Devonte' Graham is making a very strong case for Most Improved Player.
2018-19 Stats: 4.7 ppg, 2.6 apg, 1.4 rpg
2019-20 Stats: 20.0 ppg, 7.6 apg, 3.7 rpg
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2019, 03:25:57 AM
East:
1. Bucks 22-3
2. Heat 18-6
3. Celtics 17-6
4. Sixers 18-7
5. Raptors 16-8
6. Pacers 16-9
7. Nets 13-11
8. Magic 11-13
9. Pistons 10-14
10. Hornets 11-16
11. Bulls 9-17
12. Wizards 7-16
13. Hawks 6-19
14. Cavaliers 5-19
15. Knicks 5-20
West:
1. Lakers 22-3
2. Clippers 19-7
3. Mavericks 16-7
4. Rockets 16-8
5. Nuggets 14-8
6. Jazz 14-11
7. Kings 11-13
8. Suns 11-13
9. Thunder 11-13
10. Timberwolves 10-14
11. Blazers 10-15
12. Spurs 9-14
13. Grizzlies 8-16
14. Pelicans 6-19
15. Warriors 5-21
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2019, 11:41:56 PM
Sixers - 115 Celtics - 109
Embiid: 38 Pts. Harris: 7 Asts. Embiid: 13 Rebs./Walker: 29 Pts. Walker: 8 Asts. Kanter: 9 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 117 Spurs - 109
Love: 30 Pts. Garland: 5 Asts. Love: 17 Rebs./DeRozan: 21 Pts. DeRozan: 4 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 122 Pistons - 111
Doncic: 41 Pts. Doncic: 11 Asts. Doncic: 12 Rebs./Drummond: 23 Pts. Griffin: 5 Asts. Drummond: 15 Rebs.
Blazers - 99 Nuggets - 114
Whiteside: 33 Pts. Lillard: 11 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs./Jokic: 20 Pts. Morris: 7 Asts. Jokic: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 22-3
2. Heat 18-6
3. Sixers 19-7
4. Celtics 17-7
5. Raptors 16-8
6. Pacers 16-9
7. Nets 13-11
8. Magic 11-13
9. Hornets 11-16
10. Pistons 10-15
11. Bulls 9-17
12. Wizards 7-16
13. Hawks 6-19
14. Cavaliers 6-19
15. Knicks 5-20
West:
1. Lakers 22-3
2. Clippers 19-7
3. Mavericks 17-7
4. Rockets 16-8
5. Nuggets 15-8
6. Jazz 14-11
7. Kings 11-13
8. Suns 11-13
9. Thunder 11-13
10. Timberwolves 10-14
11. Blazers 10-16
12. Spurs 9-15
13. Grizzlies 8-16
14. Pelicans 6-19
15. Warriors 5-21
Post by: 69family on December 14, 2019, 03:34:19 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 15, 2019, 09:57:02 PM
Spurs - 121 Suns - 119
Mills: 26 Pts. Murray: 5 Asts. Poeltl: 11 Rebs./Rubio: 25 Pts. Rubio: 13 Asts. Saric: 17 Rebs.
Nets - 102 Raptors - 110
Dinwiddie: 24 Pts. Dinwiddie: 8 Asts. Jordan: 13 Rebs./Siakam: 30 Pts. Lowry: 6 Asts. Gasol: 15 Rebs.
Wizards - 111 Grizzlies - 128
Beal: 29 Pts. Brown Jr.: 5 Asts. Beal: 10 Rebs./Brooks: 27 Pts. Jones: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 106 Bulls - 109
Harrell: 30 Pts. George: 6 Asts. Harrell: 7 Rebs./LaVine: 31 Pts. Satoransky: 5 Asts. Markkanen: 17 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 108 Bucks - 125
Porter Jr.: 15 Pts. Garland: 5 Asts. Love: 10 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 29 Pts. Middleton: 6 Asts. Lopez: 6 Rebs.
Heat - 122 Mavericks - 118
Butler: 27 Pts. Adebayo: 10 Asts. Adebayo: 11 Rebs./Hardaway Jr.: 28 Pts. Brunson: 8 Asts. Porzingis: 14 Rebs.
Pistons - 115 Rockets - 107
Kennard: 22 Pts. Rose: 12 Asts. Wood: 13 Rebs./Harden: 39 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Capela: 19 Rebs.
Thunder - 102 Nuggets - 110
Schroder: 22 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Adams: 14 Rebs./Jokic: 28 Pts. Jokic: 12 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 24-3
2. Sixers 20-7
3. Heat 19-7
4. Celtics 17-7
5. Raptors 17-8
6. Pacers 17-9
7. Nets 13-12
8. Magic 11-14
9. Hornets 12-16
10. Pistons 11-15
11. Bulls 10-18
12. Wizards 7-17
13. Cavaliers 6-20
14. Knicks 6-20
15. Hawks 6-20
West:
1. Lakers 23-3
2. Clippers 20-8
3. Mavericks 17-8
4. Nuggets 16-8
5. Rockets 17-9
6. Jazz 15-11
7. Kings 11-14
8. Suns 11-14
9. Thunder 11-14
10. Timberwolves 10-15
11. Spurs 10-15
12. Blazers 10-16
13. Grizzlies 9-17
14. Pelicans 6-20
15. Warriors 5-22
---------------
Monday, December 16 Schedule: 6 games
Orlando at New Orleans – 3:30 pm ET
Charlotte at Indiana – 5 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Atlanta – 6 pm ET
Philadelphia at Brooklyn – 6 pm ET
New York at Denver – 8 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at Golden State – 8:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 19, 2019, 06:32:56 AM
Kings - 102 Hornets - 110
Fox: 19 Pts. Fox: 8 Asts. Bagley III: 7 Rebs./Monk: 23 Pts. Graham: 7 Asts. Biyombo: 12 Rebs.
Lakers - 102 Pacers - 105
James: 20 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 9 Rebs./Sabonis: 26 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Sabonis: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 120 Knicks - 143
Young: 42 Pts. Young: 8 Asts. Hunter: 5 Rebs./Barrett: 27 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Robinson: 13 Rebs.
Nets - 108 Pelicans - 101
Dinwiddie: 31 Pts. Dinwiddie: 7 Asts. Allen: 14 Rebs./Ingram: 22 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Ingram: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 102 Jazz - 109
Augustin: 22 Pts. Fournier: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 30 Pts. Conley: 6 Asts. Gobert: 19 Rebs.
Suns - 99 Clippers - 120
Oubre Jr.: 19 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Ayton: 12 Rebs./George: 24 Pts. Williams: 8 Asts. McGruder: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 24-4
2. Sixers 20-8
3. Celtics 17-7
4. Heat 19-8
5. Raptors 18-8
6. Pacers 19-9
7. Nets 15-12
8. Magic 12-15
9. Hornets 13-17
10. Pistons 11-16
11. Bulls 10-19
12. Wizards 8-17
13. Knicks 7-21
14. Cavaliers 6-21
15. Hawks 6-22
West:
1. Lakers 24-4
2. Clippers 21-8
3. Mavericks 18-8
4. Nuggets 17-8
5. Rockets 18-9
6. Jazz 16-11
7. Thunder 12-14
8. Kings 12-15
9. Blazers 11-16
10. Suns 11-16
11. Timberwolves 10-15
12. Spurs 10-16
13. Grizzlies 10-17
14. Pelicans 6-22
15. Warriors 5-23
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 20, 2019, 12:43:44 AM
Bulls - 110 Wizards - 109
Markkanen: 31 Pts. Satoransky: 6 Asts. Markkanen: 9 Rebs./Bertans: 26 Pts. Beal: 7 Asts. Pasecniks: 8 Rebs.
Hornets - 98 Cavaliers - 100
Rozier: 35 Pts. Graham: 9 Asts. Zeller: 9 Rebs./sixton: 23 Pts. Love: 7 Asts. Love: 14 Rebs.
Heat - 104 Sixers - 104
Nunn: 26 Pts. Herro: 7 Asts. Adebayo: 9 Rebs./Embiid: 22 Pts. Simmons: 6 Asts. Embiid: 19 Rebs.
Raptors - 112 Pistons - 99
Siakam: 26 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 13 Rebs./Drummond: 22 Pts. Rose: 5 Asts. Drummond: 18 Rebs.
Pelicans - 107 Timberwolves - 99
Ingram: 34 Pts. Ball: 6 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Wiggins: 27 Pts. Teague: 9 Asts. Dieng: 8 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 122 Thunder - 126
Clarke: 27 Pts. Morant: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs./Schroder: 31 Pts. Schroder: 7 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 104 Nuggets - 113
Vucevic: 20 Pts. Augustin: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 7 Rebs./Murray: 33 Pts. Jokic: 12 Asts. Millsap: 12 Rebs.
Celtics - 109 Mavericks - 103
Walker: 32 Pts. Walker: 3 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs./Porzingis: 23 Pts. Brunson: 11 Asts. Porzingis: 13 Rebs.
Warriors - 112 Blazers - 122
Russell: 26 Pts. Russell: 7 Asts. Chriss: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 31 Pts. Lillard: 13 Asts. Whiteside: 23 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 24-4
2. Celtics 18-7
3. Heat 20-8
4. Raptors 19-8
5. Sixers 20-9
6. Pacers 19-9
7. Nets 15-12
8. Magic 12-16
9. Hornets 13-18
10. Pistons 11-17
11. Bulls 11-19
12. Wizards 8-18
13. Cavaliers 7-21
14. Knicks 7-21
15. Hawks 6-22
West:
1. Lakers 24-4
2. Clippers 21-8
3. Nuggets 18-8
4. Mavericks 18-9
5. Rockets 18-9
6. Jazz 16-11
7. Thunder 13-14
8. Kings 12-15
9. Blazers 12-16
10. Suns 11-16
11. Timberwolves 10-16
12. Spurs 10-16
13. Grizzlies 10-18
14. Pelicans 7-22
15. Warriors 5-24
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 21, 2019, 06:20:58 PM
Kings - 105 Pacers - 119
Holmes: 20 Pts. Fox: 6 Asts. Holmes: 9 Rebs./Warren: 23 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Sabonis: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 107 Cavaliers - 114
Jackson Jr.: 24 Pts. Morant: 11 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./Clarkson: 33 Pts. Dellavedova: 8 Asts. Thompson: 15 Rebs.
Wizards - 118 Raptors - 122
Beal: 37 Pts. Beal: 6 Asts. Bertans: 8 Rebs./Lowry: 26 Pts. Lowry: 9 Asts. Ibaka: 10 Rebs.
Pistons - 93 Celtics - 114
Maker: 15 Pts. Brown: 5 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs./Brown: 26 Pts. Walker: 11 Asts. Kanter: 18 Rebs.
Mavericks - 117 Sixers - 98
Hardaway Jr.: 27 Pts. Brunson: 7 Asts. Porzingis: 18 Rebs./Embiid: 33 Pts. Simmons: 8 Asts. Embiid: 17 Rebs.
Knicks - 114 Heat - 129
Portis: 30 Pts. Dotson: 5 Asts. Portis: 8 Rebs./Adebayo: 20 Pts. Dragic: 8 Asts. Leonard: 13 Rebs.
Suns - 108 Thunder - 126
Rubio: 24 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Saric: 6 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 32 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Schroder: 9 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 100 Nuggets - 109
Wiggins: 19 Pts. Wiggins: 6 Asts. Bell: 8 Rebs./Murray: 28 Pts. Jokic: 10 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 103 Blazers - 118
Vucevic: 23 Pts. Gordon: 4 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs./Lillard: 36 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Whiteside: 17 Rebs.
Pelicans - 102 Warriors - 106
Holiday: 25 Pts. Ingram: 6 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs./Russell: 23 Pts. Green: 8 Asts. Burks: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 25-4
2. Celtics 19-7
3. Heat 21-8
4. Raptors 20-8
5. Pacers 20-9
6. Sixers 20-10
7. Nets 15-13
8. Hornets 13-18
9. Magic 12-17
10. Pistons 11-18
11. Bulls 11-19
12. Wizards 8-19
13. Cavaliers 8-21
14. Knicks 7-22
15. Hawks 6-23
West:
1. Lakers 24-5
2. Nuggets 19-8
3. Clippers 21-9
4. Mavericks 19-9
5. Rockets 19-9
6. Jazz 17-11
7. Thunder 14-14
8. Blazers 13-16
9. Kings 12-16
10. Spurs 11-16
11. Suns 11-17
12. Timberwolves 10-17
13. Grizzlies 10-19
14. Pelicans 7-23
15. Warriors 6-24
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 22, 2019, 07:27:05 AM
NBA has sent teams the proposal for 2021-22 season changes:
- 78-game regular season
- In-season tournament ($1 million per player, $1.5 million coaches pool for champion)
- Play-in tourneys for 7-8 playoff seeds
- Final 4 reseed in playoffs based on regular season records
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 24, 2019, 08:55:21 AM
Mavericks - 107 Raptors - 110
Brunson: 21 Pts. Brunson: 9 Asts. Porzingis: 12 Rebs./Lowry: 32 Pts. Lowry: 10 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 9 Rebs.
Hornets - 93 Celtics - 119
Graham: 23 Pts. Graham: 10 Asts. Bridges: 6 Rebs./Tatum: 39 PTs. Wanamaker: 8 Asts. Kanter: 13 Rebs.
Pacers - 89 Bucks - 117
Sabonis: 19 Pts. Brogdon: 10 Asts. Sabonis: 18 Rebs./Matthews: 19 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 19 Rebs.
Clippers - 112 Thunder - 118
Williams: 22 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Harrell: 8 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 32 Pts. Schroder: 6 Asts. Adams: 17 Rebs.
Nuggets - 128 Lakers - 104
Millsap: 21 Pts. Jokic: 5 Asts. Barton: 13 Rebs./Davis: 32 Pts. Rondo: 8 Asts. Davis: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 27-4
2. Celtics 20-7
3. Heat 21-8
4. Raptors 21-8
5. Sixers 21-10
6. Pacers 20-10
7. Nets 16-13
8. Magic 12-17
9. Hornets 13-20
10. Bulls 12-19
11. Pistons 11-19
12. Wizards 8-20
13. Cavaliers 8-21
14. Knicks 7-23
15. Hawks 6-24
West:
1. Lakers 24-6
2. Nuggets 20-8
3. Rockets 20-9
4. Clippers 22-10
5. Mavericks 19-10
6. Jazz 18-11
7. Thunder 15-14
8. Blazers 14-16
9. Kings 12-17
10. Spurs 11-17
11. Suns 11-18
12. Grizzlies 11-19
13. Timberwolves 10-18
14. Pelicans 7-23
15. Warriors 6-24
BREAKING: The Cleveland Cavaliers have agreed to trade Jordan Clarkson to Utah for Dante Exum and two second-round picks.
* Kyle Lowry and Dennis Schroder have been named Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week.
* LeBron James (muscle strain) and Anthony Davis (knee) are both questionable for Christmas Day game vs. Clippers.
Post by: Charliejal on January 04, 2020, 11:36:18 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 24, 2020, 10:41:28 AM
Trae Young
Kemba Walker
Giannis Antetokounmpo (captain)
Pascal Siakam
Joel Embiid
Western Conference All-Star Starters:
Luka Doncic
James Harden
LeBron James (captain)
Kawhi Leonard
Anthony Davis
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 27, 2020, 11:07:10 AM
NBA legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter were among several people killed Sunday in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California, a source confirmed to ESPN. Bryant was 41.
Bryant was on his way to a travel basketball game with his daughter Gianna Bryant, who was 13, when the helicopter crashed, sources said. Those aboard the helicopter included another player and parent. Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said in a news conference that there were no survivors, and according to the flight manifest, there were nine people on board the helicopter.
Los Angeles County fire chief Daryl Osby said the Federal Aviation Administration was on the scene and will work with the National Transportation Safety Board to investigate the crash. He said authorities will not release the names of victims until they are identified and next of kin are notified.
The cause of the crash was unknown.
According to data from flight-tracking service Flightradar24, the helicopter was flying at about 160 knots (184 mph) and descending at a rate of more than 4,000 feet per minute when it crashed.
Orange Coast College baseball coach John Altobelli was among the victims, the school announced. Altobelli won four California community college titles in his 24 years at the school.
Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, were among nine people killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday in Calabasas, California. Getty Images
The crash comes one day after Bryant was passed by Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James for third place on the NBA's all-time scoring list. As late as 10:39 p.m. ET Saturday, Bryant was active on social media, congratulating James on Twitter during the Lakers' 108-91 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers.
A source told ESPN's Ohm Youngmisuk that the Lakers found out about Bryant's death while on the team plane flying home from Philadelphia.
"Everyone is in shock," a team source said.
A visibly shaken James wiped his eyes with tissues and walked away alone from the Lakers plane that had just landed in Southern California.
James inscribed his sneakers with "Mamba 4 Life" and "8/24 KB" in gold marker before the game, showing respect for Bryant, an 18-time All-Star with the Lakers who is eligible for the Basketball Hall of Fame this year.
All week, in the lead-up to the milestone, James was quick to laud Bryant.
Shaquille O'Neal, who won three titles with Bryant in Los Angeles, posted on Instagram: "There's no words to express the pain I'm going through now with this tragic and sad moment of loosing my friend, my brother, my partner in winning championships, my dude and my homie. I love you brother and you will be missed. My condolences goes out to the Bryant family and the families of the other passengers on board. IM SICK RIGHT NOW !"
"I am in shock over the tragic news of Kobe's and Gianna's passing," Jordan said in a statement. "Words can't describe the pain I'm feeling. I loved Kobe -- he was like a little brother to me. We used to talk often, and I will miss those conversations very much. He was a fierce competitor, one [of] the greats of the game and a creative force. Kobe was also an amazing dad who loved his family deeply -- and took great pride in his daughter's love for the game of basketball. Yvette [Prieto, Jordan's wife] joins me in sending my deepest condolences to Vanessa, the Lakers organization and basketball fans around the world."
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 02, 2020, 12:51:23 AM
Raptors - 105 Pistons - 92
Siakam: 30 Pts. VanVleet: 9 Asts. VanVleet: 8 Rebs./Rose: 21 Pts. Snell: 4 Asts. Drummond: 20 Rebs.
Bulls - 118 Nets - 133
LaVine: 22 Pts. LaVine: 8 Asts. Hutchison: 9 Rebs./Irving: 54 Pts. Dinwiddie: 7 Asts. Prince: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks - 121 Rockets - 128
Porzingis: 35 Pts. Barea: 9 Asts. Porzingis: 12 Rebs./Harden: 35 Pts. Westbrook: 9 Asts. Harden: 16 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 111 Pelicans - 139
Valanciunas: 18 Pts. Morant: 3 Asts. Valanciunas: 8 Rebs./Williamson: 24 Pts. Ball:8 Asts. Hart: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 127 Bucks - 115
Barton: 24 Pts. Jokic: 9 Asts. Porter Jr.: 11 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 31 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 16 Rebs.
Thunder - 111 Suns - 107
Gallinari: 27 Pts. Paul: 10 Asts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 9 Rebs./Oubre Jr.: 27 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Oubre Jr.: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 127 Lakers - 119
Lillard: 48 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Whiteside: 12 Rebs./Anthony: 37 Pts. James: 10 Asts. Davis: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 41-7
2. Raptors 35-14
3. Celtics 32-15
4. Heat 32-15
5. Pacers 31-17
6. Sixers 31-18
7. Nets 21-26
8. Magic 21-27
9. Bulls 19-32
10. Wizards 16-31
11. Pistons 17-33
12. Hornets 16-32
13. Knicks 13-36
14. Cavaliers 13-36
15. Hawks 13-36
West:
1. Lakers 36-11
2. Nuggets 34-15
3. Clippers 33-15
4. Jazz 32-16
5. Rockets 30-18
6. Mavericks 29-19
7. Thunder 30-20
8. Grizzlies 24-25
9. Blazers 22-27
10. Spurs 21-26
11. Suns 20-28
12. Pelicans 20-29
13. Kings 18-30
14. Timberwolves 15-32
15. Warriors 10-39
Sunday, February 02 Schedule: 10 games
Minnesota at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
New York at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Miami at Orlando – 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Washington – 8 pm ET
Golden State at Cleveland – 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Dallas – 8:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Boston – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Charlotte at San Antonio – 9 pm ET
Utah at Portland – 10 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 02, 2020, 10:46:08 PM
Timberwolves - 106 Clippers - 118
Towns: 32 Pts. Napier: 10 Asts. Towns: 12 Rebs./Leonard: 31 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Zubac: 10 Rebs.
Knicks - 92 Pacers - 85
Morris: 28 Pts. Smith Jr.: 6 Asts. Randle: 18 Rebs./Sabonis: 25 Pts. Brogdon: 12 Asts. Sabonis: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 102 Magic - 89
Butler: 24 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Leonard: 14 Rebs./Gordon: 24 Pts. Fultz: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs.
Nets - 107 Wizards - 113
Dinwiddie: 26 Pts. Dinwiddie: 6 Asts. Allen: 15 Rebs./Beal: 34 Pts. Smith: 4 Asts. Bryant: 10 Rebs.
Warriors - 131 Cavaliers - 112
Robinson: 22 Pts. Green: 16 Asts. Russell: 7 Rebs./sixton: 23 Pts. Love: 5 Asts. Love: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 100 Mavericks - 123
Collins: 26 Pts. Teague: 8 Asts. Jones: 12 Rebs./Brunson: 27 Pts. Brunson: 8 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 10 Rebs.
Sixers - 95 Celtics - 116
Simmons: 23 Pts. Simmons: 5 Asts. Simmons: 9 Rebs./Brown: 32 Pts. Tatum: 4 Asts. Brown: 9 Rebs.
Hornets - 90 Spurs - 114
Bridges: 25 Pts. Graham: 9 Asts. Zeller: 12 Rebs./DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. Murray: 10 Rebs.
Lakers - 129 Kings - 113
Davis: 21 Pts. James: 11 Asts. James: 10 Rebs./Fox: 24 Pts. Fox: 5 Asts. Giles: 8 Rebs.
Jazz - 107 Blazers - 124
Mitchell: 25 Pts. Ingles: 5 Asts. Gobert: 11 Rebs./Lillard: 51 Pts. Lillard: 12 Asts. Whiteside: 21 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 41-7
2. Raptors 35-14
3. Celtics 33-15
4. Heat 33-15
5. Pacers 31-18
6. Sixers 31-19
7. Nets 21-27
8. Magic 21-28
9. Bulls 19-32
10. Wizards 17-31
11. Pistons 17-33
12. Hornets 16-33
13. Knicks 14-36
14. Cavaliers 13-37
15. Hawks 13-37
West:
1. Lakers 37-11
2. Nuggets 34-15
3. Clippers 34-15
4. Jazz 32-17
5. Rockets 30-18
6. Mavericks 30-19
7. Thunder 30-20
8. Grizzlies 24-25
9. Blazers 23-27
10. Spurs 22-26
11. Suns 20-28
12. Pelicans 20-29
13. Kings 18-31
14. Timberwolves 15-33
15. Warriors 11-39
Monday, February 3 Schedule: 4 games
Denver at Detroit – 12:30 pm ET
New Orleans at Houston – 2 pm on ABC
Phoenix at Milwaukee – 2 pm
Chicago at Toronto – 3 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 02, 2020, 11:02:08 PM
East:
Jimmy Butler
Kyle Lowry
Ben Simmons
Khris Middleton
Jayson Tatum
Bam Adebayo
Domantas Sabonis
West:
Damian Lillard
Donovan Mitchell
Nikola Jokic
Rudy Gobert
Brandon Ingram
Russell Westbrook
Chris Paul
* Team LeBron will wear the No. 2 and Team Giannis will wear the No. 24 to honor Kobe and Gigi at the 2020 NBA All-Star game.
* Nick Nurse will coach Team Giannis at the 2020 All-Star game.
* Aaron Gordon will participate in the 2020 NBA Slam Dunk contest at All-Star weekend in Chicago.
* RISING STARS CHALLENGE ROSTER:
World Team:
Nickeil Alexander-Walker
DeAndre Ayton
R.J. Barrett
Brandon Clarke
Luka Doncic
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
Rui Hachimura
Svi Mykhailiuk
Josh Okogie
Mo Wagner
US Team:
Miles Bridges
Wendell Carter Jr.
Devonte Graham
Tyler Herro
Jaren Jackson Jr.
Ja Morant
Kendrick Nunn
Eric Paschall
P.J. Washington
Zion Williamson
Trae Young
* NBA.com’s Weekly MVP Race:
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo
2. LeBron James
3. Kawhi Leonard
4. Luka Doncic
5. Jimmy Butler
6. Anthony Davis
7. James Harden
8. Nikola Jokic
9. Damian Lillard
10. Rudy Gobert
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 03, 2020, 11:11:00 PM
Nuggets - 123 Pistons - 128
Jokic: 39 Pts. Jokic: 11 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs./Drummond: 21 Pts. Brown: 8 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Pelicans - 109 Rockets - 117
Ingram: 28 Pts. Ball: 9 Asts. Ingram: 12 Rebs./Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. House Jr.: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 108 Bucks - 129
Booker: 32 Pts. Booker: 6 Asts. Ayton: 14 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 30 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 19 Rebs.
Bulls - 102 Raptors - 129
Young: 21 Pts. LaVine: 7 Asts. Young: 7 Rebs./Davis: 31 Pts. VanVleet: 8 Asts. Siakam: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 42-7
2. Raptors 36-14
3. Celtics 33-15
4. Heat 33-15
5. Pacers 31-18
6. Sixers 31-19
7. Nets 21-27
8. Magic 21-28
9. Bulls 19-33
10. Wizards 17-31
11. Pistons 18-33
12. Hornets 16-33
13. Knicks 14-36
14. Cavaliers 13-37
15. Hawks 13-37
West:
1. Lakers 37-11
2. Clippers 34-15
3. Nuggets 34-16
4. Jazz 32-17
5. Rockets 31-18
6. Mavericks 30-19
7. Thunder 30-20
8. Grizzlies 24-25
9. Blazers 23-27
10. Spurs 22-26
11. Suns 20-29
12. Pelicans 20-30
13. Kings 18-31
14. Timberwolves 15-33
15. Warriors 11-39
Tuesday, February 4 Schedule: 10 games
Golden State at Washington – 7 pm ET
Orlando at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
New York at Cleveland – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Indiana – 7 pm ET
Phoenix at Brooklyn – 7:30 pm ET
Boston at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Miami – 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Detroit at Memphis – 8 pm ET
Minnesota at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
San Antonio at L.A. Clippers – 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
NEWS :
* Houston Rockets are engaged in Clint Capela trade talks with Eastern Conference teams, including Atlanta.
* The Warriors are listening to trade offers for D'Angelo Russell.
* Pat Connaughton will participate in the Slam Dunk contest at All-Star weekend in Chicago.
* Kyrie Irving has medial ligament sprain in right knee and will be re-evaluated in one week.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 06, 2020, 12:56:38 AM
-Rockets receive Robert Covington, Jordan Bell, and 2nd round pick
-Hawks receive Clint Capela and Nene
-Timberwolves receive Malik Beasley, Juancho Hernangomez, Evan Turner, Jarred Vanderbilt, 1st round pick from ATL via BKN
-Nuggets receive Gerald Green, Keita Bates-Diop, Shabazz Napier, Noah Vonleh, 1st round pick from HOU.
2020 Skills Challenge Participants:
Pascal Siakam
Patrick Beverley
Jayson Tatum
Bam Adebayo
Spencer Dinwiddie
Domantas Sabonis
Khris Middleton
Derrick Rose
2020 Three-Point Contest Participants:
Damian Lillard
Joe Harris
Zach LaVine
Devonte’ Graham
Davis Bertans
Trae Young
Buddy Hield
Duncan Robinson
2020 Slam Dunk Contest Participants:
Dwight Howard
Derrick Jones Jr.
Aaron Gordon
Pat Connaughton
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 06, 2020, 10:17:57 AM
Iguodala has agreed to a two-year, $30 million extension with the Heat upon trade.
* In addition to Andre Iguodala, Miami Heat are also attempting to trade for Danilo Gallinari.
* The Atlanta Hawks have waived Chandler Parsons.
TRADE DEADLINE RUMORS:
-Lakers and Clippers have had trade conversations with the Knicks centered on Marcus Morris; Knicks want Kyle Kuzma from LAL in deal or Landry Shamet from LAC.
-Multiple teams have inquired the Lakers about Alex Caruso's availability.
-Lakers have reached out to the Nets and Thunder about the availability of Spencer Dinwiddie and Dennis Schroder.
-Suns fielding trade calls for Kelly Oubre Jr.
* Derrick Rose plans to drop out of the Skills Challenge at NBA All-Star weekend.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 08, 2020, 12:34:14 AM
* Clippers-Knicks deal has expanded to a three-team trade:
-Wizards receive Jerome Robinson
-Clippers receive Marcus Morris and Isaiah Thomas
-Knicks receive Moe Harkless and 2020 1st round pick from LAC
* The Clippers are expected to waive Isaiah Thomas after acquiring him in 3-team deal with Knicks & Wizards.
* The Philadelphia 76ers have waived Trey Burke.
* Philadelphia 76ers have traded James Ennis to the Magic for a 2nd round pick.
* Los Angeles Lakers are now favorites to land Darren Collison and will also workout J.R. Smith.
* Tristan Thompson is working with his agent to be bought out of Cleveland.
Heat and Celtics among teams interested.
* Wizards have traded Jordan McRae to the Nuggets for Shabazz Napier.
* Timberwolves have traded Gorgui Dieng to Memphis for James Johnson.
* BREAKING: The Detroit Pistons have traded Andre Drummond to the Cavaliers for Brandon Knight, John Henson, and a 2nd round pick.
* The Blazers have traded Skal Labissiere and cash to Atlanta.
* Rockets have traded Jordan Bell to Memphis for Bruno Caboclo.
* BREAKING: Warriors have traded D'Angelo Russell, Omari Spellman, and Jacob Evans to Minnesota for Andrew Wiggins, a 2021 1st round pick, and 2021 2nd round pick.
* The Memphis Grizzlies have traded Jae Crowder and Solomon Hill to Miami as part of Andre Iguodala deal in exchange for Dion Waiters and James Johnson.
* The Warriors have traded Alec Burks and Glenn Robinson III to Sixers for three 2nd round picks.
* Dillon Brooks has agreed to a three-year, $35 million contract extension with the Memphis Grizzlies.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 08, 2020, 01:28:50 AM
Magic - 103 Knicks - 105
Vucevic: 25 Pts. Fultz: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs./Randle: 22 Pts. Payton: 9 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans - 125 Bulls - 119
Williamson: 21 Pts. Ball: 10 Asts. Favors: 15 Rebs./LaVine: 22 Pts. White: 9 Asts. Hutchison: 8 Rebs.
Sixers - 101 Bucks - 112
Harris: 25 Pts. Simmons: 9 Asts. Simmons: 14 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 36 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 20 Rebs.
Spurs - 117 Blazers - 125
Lyles: 23 Pts. DeRozan: 6 Asts. Lyles: 10 Rebs./Lillard: 26 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Whiteside: 23 Rebs.
Rockets - 121 Lakers - 111
Westbrook: 41 Pts. Westbrook: 5 Asts. Covington: 8 Rebs./Davis: 32 Pts. James: 15 Asts. Davis: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 44-7
2. Raptors 37-14
3. Celtics 35-15
4. Heat 34-16
5. Pacers 31-20
6. Sixers 31-21
7. Nets 23-27
8. Magic 22-30
9. Bulls 19-34
10. Pistons 19-34
11. Wizards 17-32
12. Hornets 16-35
13. Knicks 16-36
14. Hawks 14-38
15. Cavaliers 13-39
West:
1. Lakers 38-12
2. Clippers 36-15
3. Nuggets 36-16
4. Rockets 33-18
5. Jazz 32-18
6. Thunder 31-20
7. Mavericks 31-20
8. Grizzlies 26-25
9. Blazers 24-28
10. Spurs 22-29
11. Pelicans 21-31
12. Suns 20-31
13. Kings 19-31
14. Timberwolves 15-35
15. Warriors 12-40
Saturday, February 8 Schedule: 8 games
Dallas at Washington – 7 pm ET
Memphis at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Atlanta at Boston – 7:30 pm ET
Detroit at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Toronto at Indiana – 8 pm ET on ESPN
Houston at Phoenix – 9 pm ET
Miami at Sacramento – 10 pm ET
Portland at Utah – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
NEWS :
*Team LeBron:
LeBron James
Anthony Davis
Kawhi Leonard
Luka Doncic
James Harden
Damian Lillard
Ben Simmons
Nikola Jokic
Jayson Tatum
Chris Paul
Russell Westbrook
Domantas Sabonis
*Team Giannis:
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Joel Embiid
Pascal Siakam
Kemba Walker
Trae Young
Khris Middleton
Bam Adebayo
Rudy Gobert
Jimmy Butler
Kyle Lowry
Brandon Ingram
Donovan Mitchell
* Alfonzo McKinnie has agreed to a four-year, $7 million deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
* The Philadelphia 76ers have waived Jonah Bolden and signed Norvel Pelle to an NBA contract.
* The Detroit Pistons have waived Tim Frazier.
* The Philadelphia 76ers have waived Trey Burke.
* The Clippers are expected to waive Isaiah Thomas after acquiring him in 3-team deal with Knicks & Wizards.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 09, 2020, 06:05:17 PM
Bucks - 111 Magic - 95
Lopez: 23 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 18 Rebs./Vucevic: 21 Pts. Vucevic: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 14 Rebs.
Mavericks - 116 Hornets - 100
Curry: 26 Pts. Wright: 7 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 10 Rebs./Graham: 26 Pts. Graham: 10 Asts. Washington: 9 Rebs.
Knicks - 95 Pistons - 92
Randle: 17 Pts. Payton: 6 Asts. Payton: 9 Rebs./Jackson: 20 Pts. Jackson: 9 Asts. Wood: 11 Rebs.
Nets - 118 Raptors - 119
LeVert: 37 Pts. Dinwiddie: 11 Asts. Jordan: 14 Rebs./VanVleet: 29 Pts. VanVleet: 6 Asts. Davis: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans - 124 Pacers - 117
Holiday: 31 Pts. Holiday: 10 Asts. Favors: 11 Rebs./Lamb: 26 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Brogdon: 8 Rebs.
Clippers - 115 Timberwolves - 142
Leonard: 29 Pts. Williams: 5 Asts. Zubac: 8 Rebs./McLaughlin: 24 Pts. McLaughlin: 11 Asts. Towns: 13 Rebs.
Lakers - 125 Warriors - 120
Davis: 27 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Chriss: 26 Pts. Bownan: 11 Asts. Chriss: 9 Rebs.
Nuggets - 117 Suns - 108
Murray: 36 Pts. Jokic: 6 Asts. Millsap: 11 Rebs./Ayton: 28 Pts. Booker: 9 Asts. Ayton: 19 Rebs.
Spurs - 104 Kings - 122
Murray: 17 Pts. Murray: 9 Asts. Aldridge: 10 Rebs./Hield: 31 Pts. Hield: 5 Asts. Giles: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 45-7
2. Raptors 39-14
3. Celtics 36-15
4. Heat 34-17
5. Sixers 32-21
6. Pacers 31-22
7. Nets 23-28
8. Magic 22-31
9. Wizards 18-32
10. Bulls 19-34
11. Pistons 19-36
12. Knicks 17-36
13. Hornets 16-36
14. Hawks 14-39
15. Cavaliers 13-39
West:
1. Lakers 39-12
2. Nuggets 37-16
3. Clippers 36-16
4. Jazz 33-18
5. Rockets 33-19
6. Thunder 32-20
7. Mavericks 32-21
8. Grizzlies 26-26
9. Blazers 24-29
10. Spurs 22-30
11. Pelicans 22-31
12. Kings 21-31
13. Suns 21-32
14. Timberwolves 16-35
15. Warriors 12-41
NEWS :
*The Charlotte Hornets are finalizing a contract buyout with Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, as well.
The Dallas Mavericks are a possible destination.
* The Clippers have officially waived Isaiah Thomas.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 15, 2020, 02:35:59 AM
(ET)
ALL-STAR CELEBRITY GAME:
Team Wilbon (Home)
Captain: Common
Bad Bunny
Hannibal Buress
Kane Brown
Jon Batiste
Alex Moffat
Chef José Andrés
Famous Los
Jidenna
Chelsea Gray (WNBA)
Quentin Richardson (Ex-NBA Player)
Team Stephen A. (Away)
Captain: Chance The Rapper
Quavo
Taylor Bennett
LaRoyce Hawkins
Anthony “Spice” Adams
Marc Lasry
Ronnie 2K
Katelyn Ohashi
Lil Rel Howery
A’ja Wilson (WNBA)
Darius Miles (Ex-NBA Player)
RISING STARS CHALLENGE:
World Team:
Nickeil Alexander-Walker
R.J. Barrett
Brandon Clarke
Luka Doncic
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
Rui Hachimura
Svi Mykhailiuk
Josh Okogie
Mo Wagner
Nicolo Melli
DeAndre Ayton*
US Team:
Miles Bridges
Devonte Graham
Jaren Jackson Jr.
Ja Morant
Kendrick Nunn
Eric Paschall
P.J. Washington
Zion Williamson
Trae Young
Tyler Herro*
Wendell Carter Jr.*
* - Injured Player.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 16, 2020, 02:44:27 AM
MVP: Miles Bridges
World:
R.J. Barrett: 27 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Brandon Clarke: 22 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Luka Doncic: 16 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Mo Wagner: 16 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Rui Hachimura: 14 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
USA:
Eric Paschall: 23 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Collin sixton: 21 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Miles Bridges: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Trae Young: 18 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 asts. 1 Stls.
Kendrick Nunn: 16 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls.
Zion Williamson: 14 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Jaren Jackson Jr.: 12 Pts. 7 Rebs.
Ja Morant: 10 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Saturday, February 15 Schedule:
All-Star Saturday Night - 8 pm ET on TNT
-Skills Challenge
-3-Point Contest
-Slam Dunk Contest
All-Star Saturday Night Participants:
SKILLS CHALLENGE:
Pascal Siakam
Patrick Beverley
Jayson Tatum
Bam Adebayo
Spencer Dinwiddie
Domantas Sabonis
Khris Middleton
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
THREE-POINT CONTEST:
Devin Booker
Joe Harris
Zach LaVine
Devonte’ Graham
Davis Bertans
Trae Young
Buddy Hield
Duncan Robinson
SLAM DUNK CONTEST:
Dwight Howard
Derrick Jones Jr.
Aaron Gordon
Pat Connaughton
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 23, 2020, 06:03:41 AM
* Lance Stephenson is seeking a return to the NBA.
He averaged 26.7 points, 7.4 rebounds and shot 52 percent from field in China.
* The Lakers are waiving DeMarcus Cousins.
* Karl-Anthony Towns has a fractured left wrist and will be out at least two weeks.
* Markieff Morris plans to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers.
* The Los Angeles Lakers have emerged as a frontrunner to sign Markieff Morris, who was bought out by the Pistons.
* The Warriors have officially ruled out Klay Thompson for the rest of the season.
* Kyrie Irving will undergo season-ending shoulder surgery.
* Dragan Bender will sign a 10-day contract with the Golden State Warriors.
* John Beilein has officially stepped down as Cavaliers head coach. Cavaliers are re-assigning Beilein to a different role in the organization.
J.B. Bickerstaff will become Cleveland's new head coach.
* Reggie Jackson has agreed to a buyout with the Detroit Pistons and will sign with the Clippers.
* NBA.com's Weekly MVP Race:
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo
2. LeBron James
3. Kawhi Leonard
4. Luka Doncic
5. James Harden
6. Nikola Jokic
7. Jimmy Butler
8. Anthony Davis
9. Jayson Tatum
10. Damian Lillard
* STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 47-8
2. Raptors 41-15
3. Celtics 39-16
4. Heat 35-20
5. Sixers 35-21
6. Pacers 33-23
7. Nets 25-29
8. Magic 24-32
9. Wizards 20-34
10. Hornets 19-36
11. Bulls 19-37
12. Pistons 19-39
13. Knicks 17-39
14. Hawks 16-41
15. Cavaliers 15-40
West:
1. Lakers 42-12
2. Nuggets 38-18
3. Clippers 37-18
4. Jazz 36-19
5. Rockets 35-20
6. Thunder 34-22
7. Mavericks 34-22
8. Grizzlies 28-28
9. Blazers 25-32
10. Spurs 24-31
11. Pelicans 24-32
12. Kings 22-33
13. Suns 22-34
14. Timberwolves 16-38
15. Warriors 12-44
* Sunday, February 23 Schedule: 7 games
Sacramento at L.A. Clippers – 3:30 pm ET
Brooklyn at Charlotte – 7 pm ET
Dallas at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Cleveland at Miami – 8 pm ET
Phoenix at Chicago – 8 pm ET
Philadelphia at Milwaukee – 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Houston at Utah – 9 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 02, 2020, 05:49:01 AM
* The Denver Nuggets have agreed to a contract buyout with Jordan McRae. The Phoenix Suns are the likely destination for McRae.
* Chasson Randle has signed with the Golden State Warriors.
* The Minnesota Timberwolves have agreed to a contract buyout with Allen Crabbe.
* The Kings and Anthony Tolliver are finalizing a contract buyout.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 04, 2020, 12:30:16 AM
East:
1. Bucks 52-9*
2. Raptors 42-18
3. Celtics 41-18
4. Heat 39-22
5. Pacers 37-24
6. Sixers 37-24
7. Magic 27-34
8. Nets 26-33
9. Wizards 22-37
10. Hornets 21-39
11. Bulls 21-40
12. Pistons 20-42
13. Knicks 19-42
14. Hawks 19-44
15. Cavaliers 17-44
West:
1. Lakers 46-13
2. Nuggets 41-19
3. Clippers 41-19
4. Rockets 39-21
5. Jazz 38-22
6. Thunder 37-23
7. Mavericks 37-25
8. Grizzlies 30-31
9. Blazers 27-35
10. Pelicans 26-34
11. Kings 26-34
12. Spurs 25-34
13. Suns 24-37
14. Timberwolves 17-42
15. Warriors 13-48
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
* Rebounding Leaders:
1. Andre Drummond - 15.3 RPG
2. Hassan Whiteside - 14.2 RPG
3. Rudy Gobert - 14.0 RPG
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo - 13.8 RPG
5. Domantas Sabonis - 12.5 RPG
6. Joel Embiid - 11.8 RPG
7. Jonas Valanciunas - 11.0 RPG
8. Nikola Vucevic - 10.8 RPG
9. Bam Adebayo - 10.5 RPG
10. Tristan Thompson - 10.2 RPG
* ASSIST LEADERS:
1. LeBron James - 10.6 APG
2. Trae Young - 9.3 APG
3. Ricky Rubio - 8.8 APG
4. Luka Doncic - 8.8 APG
5. Ben Simmons - 8.2 APG
6. Damian Lillard - 7.9 APG
7. Kyle Lowry - 7.7 APG
8. Devonte Graham - 7.5 APG
9. James Harden - 7.4 APG
10. Malcolm Brogdon - 7.3 APG
* SCORING LEADERS:
1. James Harden - 34.9 PPG
2. Bradley Beal - 30.4 PPG
3. Trae Young - 29.6 PPG
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo - 29.6 PPG
5. Damian Lillard - 29.5 PPG
6. Luka Doncic - 28.5 PPG
7. Russell Westbrook - 27.5 PPG
8. Kawhi Leonard - 27.0 PPG
9. Anthony Davis - 26.4 PPG
10. Devin Booker - 26.0 PPG
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 07, 2020, 03:14:55 PM
Hawks - 112 Wizards - 118
Reddish: 28 Pts. Huerter: 11 Asts. Collins: 10 Rebs./Beal: 35 Pts. Napier: 6 Asts. Hachimura: 8 Rebs.
Spurs - 120 Nets - 139
DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 9 Asts. Gay: 6 Rebs./LeVert: 27 Pts. LeVert: 10 Asts. LeVert: 11 Rebs.
Thunder - 126 Knicks - 103
Gallinari: 22 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs./Payton: 18 Pts. Payton: 8 Asts. Payton: 9 Rebs.
Jazz - 99 Celtics - 94
Conley: 25 Pts. Ingles: 6 Asts. Ingles: 7 Rebs./Smart: 29 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Theis: 9 Rebs.
Pacers - 108 Bulls - 102
Sabonis: 24 Pts. Sumner: 5 Asts. Sabonis: 12 Rebs./White: 26 Pts. Satoransky: 8 Asts. Satoransky: 7 Rebs.
Magic - 132 Timberwolves - 118
Vucevic: 28 Pts. Fultz: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs./Beasley: 29 Pts. McLaughlin: 9 Asts. Hernangomez: 8 Rebs.
Heat - 104 Pelicans - 110
Butler: 28 Pts. Butler: 6 Asts. Adebayo: 12 Rebs./Holiday: 20 Pts. Ball: 8 Asts. Hart: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 96 Mavericks - 121
Jackson: 16 Pts. Morant: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Porzingis: 26 Pts. Doncic: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 117 Suns - 127
McCollum: 25 Pts. McCollum: 8 Asts. Whiteside: 20 Rebs./Baynes: 37 Pts. Booker: 12 Asts. Baynes: 16 Rebs.
Bucks - 103 Lakers - 113
Antetokounmpo: 32 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs./James: 37 Pts. James: 7 Asts. McGee: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 53-10*
2. Raptors 44-18*
3. Celtics 42-20
4. Heat 40-23
5. Pacers 38-25
6. Sixers 38-25
7. Nets 28-34
8. Magic 28-35
9. Wizards 23-39
10. Hornets 21-41
11. Bulls 21-42
12. Pistons 20-43
13. Knicks 19-44
14. Hawks 19-45
15. Cavaliers 17-45
West:
1. Lakers 48-13*
2. Clippers 43-19
3. Nuggets 42-20
4. Jazz 40-22
5. Rockets 39-22
6. Thunder 39-24
7. Mavericks 39-25
8. Grizzlies 31-32
9. Blazers 28-36
10. Kings 27-35
11. Pelicans 27-36
12. Spurs 26-35
13. Suns 25-38
14. Timberwolves 19-43
15. Warriors 14-49
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
* The Los Angeles Lakers have clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 2013.
*The Los Angeles Clippers have signed Joakim Noah to a 10-day contract. He will join the team next week.
* Mark Cuban has been fined $500,000, and rejected of the Dallas Mavericks' petition to replay the final seconds of a Feb. 22 loss to Atlanta.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 12, 2020, 12:37:48 AM
Celtics - 114 Pacers - 111
Tatum: 30 Pts. Hayward: 5 Asts. Hayward: 10 Rebs./Sabonis: 28 Pts. Sabonis: 8 Asts. Sabonis: 9 Rebs.
Knicks - 115 Wizards - 122
Portis: 20 Pts. Ntilikina: 10 Asts. Portis: 6 Rebs./Beal: 40 Pts. Beal: 7 Asts. Bryant: 10 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 103 Bulls - 108
sixton: 26 Pts. Dellavedova: 8 Asts. Love: 8 Rebs./White: 20 Pts. White: 5 Asts. Harrison: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 111 Rockets - 117
Russell: 28 Pts. Russell: 5 Asts. Hernangomez: 10 Rebs./Harden: 37 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Tucker: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 120 Grizzlies - 115
Ross: 24 Pts. Gordon: 9 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Valanciunas: 27 Pts. Melton: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 16 Rebs.
Mavericks - 109 Spurs - 119
Doncic: 38 Pts. Doncic: 8 Asts. Porzingis: 12 Rebs./Aldridge: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 12 Asts. Lyles: 11 Rebs.
Suns - 105 Blazers - 121
Booker: 29 Pts. Booker: 9 Asts. Saric: 11 Rebs./Lillard: 25 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 14 Rebs.
Clippers - 131 Warriors - 107
Leonard: 23 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Zubac: 12 Rebs./Bender: 23 Pts. Paschall: 7 Asts. Chriss: 10 Rebs.
Nets - 104 Lakers - 102
Dinwiddie: 23 Pts. Dinwiddie: 7 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. James: 9 Asts. James: 12 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 53-12*
2. Raptors 46-18*
3. Celtics 43-21*
4. Heat 41-23
5. Pacers 39-26
6. Sixers 38-26
7. Nets 30-34
8. Magic 30-35
9. Wizards 24-40
10. Hornets 22-42
11. Bulls 22-43
12. Knicks 20-45
13. Pistons 20-45
14. Hawks 20-46
15. Cavaliers 19-46
West:
1. Lakers 49-14*
2. Clippers 44-20
3. Nuggets 43-21
4. Jazz 41-23
5. Thunder 40-24
6. Rockets 40-24
7. Mavericks 39-27
8. Grizzlies 32-33
9. Blazers 29-37
10. Pelicans 28-36
11. Kings 28-36
12. Spurs 27-36
13. Suns 26-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Thursday, March 12 Schedule: 6 games
Detroit at Philadelphia – 7 pm ET
Charlotte at Miami – 7:30 pm ET
New York at Atlanta – 7:30 pm ET
Utah at Oklahoma City – 8 pm ET
Denver at Dallas – 8 pm ET on ESPN
New Orleans at Sacramento – 10:30 pm ET on ESPN
NEWS :
* The Boston Celtics clinched a playoff spot with a win over the Pacers tonight!
* The Golden State Warriors were officially eliminated from playoff contention after a loss to Clippers, first time since 2012!
* The Cavaliers have agreed to a multi-year contract with head coach J.B. Bickerstaff.
* Norman Powell and LeBron James have been named Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 13, 2020, 05:37:59 AM
* Rudy Gobert has tested positive for coronavirus.
* Jazz star Donovan Mitchell has tested positive for the coronavirus. He is the only player to test positive from the ones who tested yesterday.
* The NBA will have a 30-day shutdown then everything will be re-assessed. Some NBA owners suggested every player will be tested for COVID-19 in the meantime.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 15, 2020, 01:47:33 AM
The NBA's inviting 22 teams to Orlando: 13 Western Conference, 9 Eastern Conference. Eight-regular season games per team. Play-in for the 8th seeds. July 31-October 12. Vote tomorrow to ratify.
The NBA's back !
* As the NBA firms up its 22-team Orlando restart schedule, 14 of the teams will be eliminated within 53 days of arriving.
Only four teams will remain after 67 days, sources tell Adrian Wojnarowski.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 15, 2020, 09:45:57 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 20, 2020, 01:53:53 AM
2001–02: 7.6 PPG / 13.0 REB / 1.7 STL / 3.5 BLK
2002–03: 6.9 PPG / 15.4 REB / 1.4 STL / 3.2 BLK
2003–04: 9.5 PPG / 12.4 REB / 1.8 STL / 3.0 BLK
2004–05: 9.7 PPG / 12.2 REB / 1.4 STL / 2.4 BLK
2005–06: 7.3 PPG / 11.3 REB / 1.8 STL / 2.2 BLK
In that span: 4-time DPOY, 4-time All-Star, 5 All-NBA Teams, 5 All NBA Defensive Teams, 2-time rebounding leader, blocks leader.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 21, 2020, 02:20:56 AM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 23, 2020, 05:48:54 AM
NBA key dates:
- Training camp: June 30, July 7 travel to Orlando
- 2019-20 season: July 31
-Draft Lottery: August 25
-NBA Draft: October 15
- Free agency: Oct. 18
- 2020-21 targets: Nov. 10 training camp, Dec. 1 opening night (can remain fluid)
* Anthony Tolliver has agreed to a deal with the Memphis Grizzlies.
* The New York Knicks will interview Mike Brown for their head coaching position.
* The New York Knicks will also interview Jason Kidd for their head coaching position.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 24, 2020, 12:34:39 AM
* The New York Knicks have requested and received permission to interview Lakers assistant coach, Jason Kidd for their head coaching vacancy.
* Seven active players is in the Top 10 in career field goal percentage:
Deandre Jordan - 66.94%
Rudy Gobert - 63.97%
Tyson Chandler - 59.66%
Steven Adams - 58.86%
Dwight Howard - 58.61%
Shaquille O' Neal - 58.23%
Artis Gilmore - 58.19%
Hassan Whiteside - 58.16%
Mark West - 58.03%
JaVale McGee - 57.46%
* Anthony Tolliver and the Memphis Grizzlies have a verbal agreement on a deal that can be finalized starting Tuesday, per Marc Stein.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 25, 2020, 09:01:28 PM
* Buddy Hield has tested positive for coronavirus.
* Alex Len has tested positive for coronavirus.
* Buddy Hield has tested positive for coronavirus.
* Jabari Parker has tested positive for coronavirus but will join the Kings in Orlando restart.
* Tyler Zeller has signed a deal with the San Antonio Spurs for the rest of the season.
* Malcolm Brogdon has tested positive for coronavirus.
* Tyler Johnson has agreed to a deal with the Brooklyn Nets.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 27, 2020, 07:28:52 AM
Jazz/Pelicans at 6:30 p.m. ET
Clippers/Lakers at 9 p.m. ET
July 31:
Orlando/Nets at 2:30 p.m. ET
Grizzlies/Blazers
Suns/Wizards
Celtics/Bucks
Kings/Spurs
Rockets/Mavericks at 9 p.m. ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 27, 2020, 10:20:50 AM
ALL EASTERN TIME . . .
Season Restart Full Schedule:
Thursday, July 30:
Utah at New Orleans – 6:30 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers – 9 pm ET on TNT
Friday, July 31:
Orlando at Brooklyn – 2:30 pm ET
Memphis at Portland - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Phoenix at Washington - 4 pm ET
Boston at Milwaukee - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Sacramento at San Antonio - 8 pm ET
Houston at Dallas - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Saturday, August 1:
Miami at Denver - 1 pm ET on ESPN
Utah at Oklahoma City - 3:30 pm ET on ESPN
New Orleans at L.A. Clippers - 6 pm ET on ESPN
Philadelphia at Indiana - 7 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Toronto - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Sunday, August 2:
Washington at Brooklyn - 2 pm ET
Portland at Boston - 3:30 pm ET on ABC
San Antonio at Memphis - 4 pm ET
Sacramento at Orlando - 6 pm ET on NBATV
Milwaukee at Houston - 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Dallas at Phoenix - 9 pm ET
Monday, August 3:
Toronto at Miami - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Oklahoma City - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Indiana at Washington - 4 pm ET
Memphis at New Orleans - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
San Antonio at Philadelphia - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Utah - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Tuesday, August 4:
Brooklyn at Milwaukee - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Dallas at Sacramento - 2:30 pm ET
Phoenix at L.A. Clippers - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at Indiana - 6 pm ET
Boston at Miami - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Houston at Portland - 9 pm ET on TNT
Wednesday, August 5:
Memphis at Utah - 2:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Washington - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at San Antonio - 4 pm ET
Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Toronto at Orlando - 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Boston - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, August 6:
New Orleans at Sacramento - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Miami at Milwaukee - 4 pm ET on TNT
Indiana at Phoenix - 4 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Dallas - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Portland at Denver - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Houston - 9 pm ET on TNT
Friday, August 7:
Utah at San Antonio - 1 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Memphis - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at Brooklyn - 5 pm ET
Orlando at Philadelphia - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Washington at New Orleans - 8 pm ET
Boston at Toronto - 9 pm ET on TNT
Saturday, August 8:
L.A. Clippers at Portland - 1 pm ET on TNT
Utah at Denver - 3:30 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Lakers at Indiana - 6 pm ET on TNT
Phoenix at Miami - 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Sunday, August 9:
Washington at Oklahoma City - 12:30 pm ET
Memphis at Toronto - 2 pm ET
San Antonio at New Orleans - 3 pm ET on ABC
Orlando at Boston - 5 pm ET
Philadelphia at Portland - 6:30 pm ET on NBATV
Houston at Sacramento - 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at L.A. Clippers - 9 pm ET on NBATV
Monday, August 10:
Oklahoma City at Phoenix - 2:30 pm ET
Dallas at Utah - 3 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Milwaukee - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at Miami - 8 pm ET
Denver at L.A. Lakers - 9 pm ET on TNT
Tuesday, August 11:
Brooklyn at Orlando - 1 pm ET
Houston at San Antonio - 2 pm ET on NBATV
Phoenix at Philadelphia - 4:30 pm ET
Portland at Dallas - 5 pm ET
Boston at Memphis - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
New Orleans at Sacramento - 9 pm ET on TNT
Milwaukee at Washington - 9 pm ET
Wednesday, August 12:
Indiana at Houston - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Philadelphia - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Denver - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, August 13:
Washington at Boston - TBD
Portland at Brooklyn - TBD
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers - TBD
Milwaukee at Memphis - TBD
New Orleans at Orlando - TBD
Dallas at Phoenix - TBD
San Antonio at Utah - TBD
Friday, August 14:
Philadelphia at Houston - TBD
Miami at Indiana - TBD
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers - TBD
Denver at Toronto - TBD
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on June 29, 2020, 05:29:46 AM
* Justin Anderson will sign with the Brooklyn Nets.
* The Knicks have waived Allonzo Trier and have claimed Theo Pinson off waivers.
* Ryan Broekhoff has signed a deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
* Mavericks center Willie Cauley-Stein has decided to sit out the resumed NBA season in Orlando.
The Mavericks have also signed Trey Burke for the rest of the season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 02, 2020, 05:47:16 AM
* J.R. Smith has officially signed a deal with the Lakers.
* Jordan Bell has agreed to a two-year deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
* Justin Anderson will sign with the Brooklyn Nets.
* Cameron Payne has agreed to a two-year deal with the Phoenix Suns.
* DeAndre Jordan has tested positive for the coronavirus and will not join the Nets in Orlando.
* Spencer Dinwiddie has tested positive for coronavirus and has symptoms, creating doubt over his status for NBA restart.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 04, 2020, 02:20:36 AM
* The Houston Rockets will replace Thabo Sefolosha, who opted-out of the Orlando restart, with Luc Mbah a Moute.
* The NBA is closing in on signing off on a second “bubble” in Chicago for the eight teams that were not invited to play in Orlando.
* 9 more NBA players have tested positive for coronavirus. There is now a total of 25 positive cases out of 351 players who have been tested.
* J.R. Smith has officially signed a deal with the Lakers.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 11, 2020, 12:33:17 AM
* Jamal Crawford has agreed to a deal with the Brooklyn Nets.
* Taurean Prince has tested positive for the coronavirus and will sit out the NBA’s restart in Orlando.
* Luc Mbah a Moute has officially signed with the Houston Rockets.
* Bradley Beal will not play in restarted NBA season due to a shoulder injury.
* Landry Shamet has tested positive for the coronavirus.
* Victor Oladipo will sit out the rest of the season to come back healthy next season.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 15, 2020, 05:55:13 AM
* Harrison Barnes tested positive for coronavirus last week and has yet to join the team in Orlando.
* Newly signed Nets forward Michael Beasley has tested positive for coronavirus.
* Richaun Holmes crossed the the Disney campus line to pick up delivery food and must now quarantine for 10 days.
* There is growing belief that Victor Oladipo will attempt to play in the NBA’s restarted season after multiple strong team practices in Orlando.
* Russell Westbrook has tested positive for coronavirus and is in quarantine and "feeling well."
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 25, 2020, 03:21:28 AM
Spurs - 92 Bucks - 113
Walker: 14 Pts. White: 5 Asts. Poeltl: 7 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Middleton: 5 Asts. Brown: 6 Rebs.
Blazers - 88 Pacers - 91
Hezonja: 15 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Nurkic: 8 Rebs./Holiday: 16 Pts. McConnell: 6 Asts. Leaf: 11 Rebs.
Mavericks - 108 Lakers - 104
Curry: 23 Pts. DOncic: 6 Asts. Marjanovic: 13 Rebs./McGee: 13 Pts. James: 5 Asts. Kuzma: 7 Rebs.
Suns - 101 Jazz - 88
Bridges: 14 Pts. Booker: 3 Asts. Ayton: 8 Rebs./Mitchell: 17 Pts. Ingles: 5 Asts. Gobert: 6 Rebs.
Saturday, July 25 Schedule: 3 Scrimmage games
Grizzlies vs. 76ers - 3:30 pm ET
Thunder vs. Celtics - 5 pm ET on NBATV
Rockets vs. Raptors - 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 25, 2020, 09:36:17 AM
Grizzlies - 83 Sixers - 90
Valanciunas: 20 Pts. Morant: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs./Harris: 15 Pts. Simmons: 9 Asts. Harris: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 98 Celtics - 84
Adams: 17 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Adams: 7 Rebs./Kanter: 11 Pts. Waters: 5 Asts. Kanter: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 83 Raptors - 94
Harden: 24 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 9 Rebs./Ibaka: 18 Pts. VanVleet: 7 Asts. Hollis-Jefferson: 8 Rebs.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 26, 2020, 07:56:43 AM
* Tom Thibodeau has agreed to a five-year deal to become the New York Knicks' new head coach.
* Kyle Kuzma (25p, 7r) and LeBron James (20p, 7a) led the way for the Lakers in scrimmage game vs. Orlando.
Lakers defeat Magic, 119-112.
* Giannis Antetokounmpo put up 15 PTS, 9 REBS, & 6 ASTS in just 16 minutes of play!
Bucks defeat Kings, 131-123.
* L.A. Clippers guard Lou Williams is being questioned by NBA security about an excused absence from the league's Orlando campus.
Williams was photographed at an Atlanta gentleman's club on Thursday night.
The NBA is investigating Lou Williams’ activities while on excused absence to assess the length of his re-quarantining process.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 26, 2020, 06:10:15 PM
Lakers – 119 Magic – 112
Kuzma: 25 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Augustin: 21 Pts. Augustin: 5 Asts. Carter-Williams: 8 Rebs.
Bucks – 131 Kings – 123
Korver: 22 Pts. Hill: 10 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs./Hield: 19 Pts. Fox: 6 Asts. Bazemore: 8 Rebs.
Heat – 99 Jazz – 101
Olynyk: 27 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Olynyk: 8 Rebs./Gobert: 21 Pts. Ingles: 6 Asts. Gobert: 8 Rebs.
Nets – 124 Spurs – 119
LeVert: 27 Ps. Chiozza: 7 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs./White: 22 Pts. White: 4 Asts. Eubanks: 14 Rebs.
Clippers – 105 Wizards – 100
Patterson: 16 Pts. Noah: 5 Asts. Green: 10 Rebs./Hachimura: 15 Pts. Grant: 3 Asts. Bonga: 12 Rebs.
Nuggets – 104 Pelicans – 119
Daniels: 28 Pts. Jokic: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs./Alexander-Walker: 21 Pts. Thornwell: 6 Asts. Cheatham: 8 Rebs.
* Monday, July 27 Schedule: 5 Scrimmage games
76ers vs. Thunder - 12 pm ET on NBATV
Suns vs. Celtics - 1:30 pm ET
Pacers vs. Mavericks - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Blazers vs. Raptors - 6 pm ET on NBATV
Rockets vs. Grizzlies - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 27, 2020, 12:54:32 PM
Sixers - 97 Thunder - 102
Simmons: 14 Pts. Simmons: 9 Asts. Simmons: 11 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 16 Pts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 5 Asts. Adams: 9 Rebs.
Suns - 103 Celtics - 117
Booker: 17 Pts. Booker: 9 Asts. Saric: 9 Rebs./Brown: 21 Pts. Smart: 4 Asts. Tatum: 9 Rebs.
Pacers - 118 Mavericks - 111
Warren: 20 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Turner: 8 Rebs./Doncic: 20 Pts. Doncic: 9 Asts. Doncic: 11 Rebs.
Blazers - 104 Raptors - 110
McCollum: 21 Pts. Nurkic: 5 Asts. Nurkic: 13 Rebs./Ibaka: 19 Pts. Lowry: 4 Asts. Boucher: 7 Rebs.
Rockets - 119 Grizzlies - 104
Harden: 31 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Carroll: 9 Rebs./Morant: 17 Pts. Morant: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 9 Rebs.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 28, 2020, 11:29:37 PM
Wizards - 116 Lakers - 123
Hachimura: 19 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Brown Jr.: 8 Rebs./Smith: 20 Pts. Waiters: 6 Asts. Cacok: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 106 Clippers - 102
Bogdanovic: 21 Pts. Fox: 6 Asts. Giles: 9 Rebs./George: 19 Pts. Jackson: 5 Asts. Zubac: 6 Rebs.
Jazz - 112 Nets - 107
Gobert: 20 Pts. Mitchell: 4 Asts. O’Neale: 10 Rebs./LeVert: 23 Pts. Chiozza: 7 Asts. Allen: 10 Rebs.
Magic: 114 Nuggets - 110
Clark: 17 PTs. Fournier: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 7 Rebs./Murray: 23 Pts. Plumlee: 6 Asts. Porter Jr.: 7 Rebs.
Pelicans - 124 Bucks - 103
Redick: 20 Pts. Ball: 3 Asts. Ball: 5 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 30 Pts. Middleton: 4 Asts. Ilyasova: 10 Rebs.
Wednesday, July 29 Schedule: 6 Scrimmage games
Grizzlies vs. Heat – 2 pm ET on NBATV
Raptors vs. Suns – 3 pm ET
Spurs vs. Pacers – 4 pm ET on NBATV
Thunder vs. Blazers – 6 pm ET
Celtics vs. Rockets – 8 pm ET
Mavericks vs. 76ers – 8:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 29, 2020, 12:48:47 PM
Grizzlies - 128 Heat - 110
Brooks: 23 Pts. Morant: 12 Asts. Valanciunas: 15 Rebs./Butler 18 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Crowder: 8 Rebs.
Raptors - 106 Suns - 117
Siakam: 17 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs./Bridges: 26 Pts. Booker: 7 Asts. Booker: 6 Rebs.
Spurs - 118 Pacers - 111
Gay: 23 Pts. Murray: 6 Asts. Murray: 8 Rebs./Turner: 17 Pts. McConnell: 11 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 131 Blazers - 120
Bazley: 20 Pts. Schroder: 7 Asts. Muscala: 6 Rebs./Simons: 23 Pts. Simons: 5 Asts. Whiteside: 7 Rebs.
Celtics - 112 Rockets - 137
Edwards: 19 Pts. Edwards: 4 Asts. Williams: 9 Rebs./Harden 35 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Harden: 8 Rebs.
Mavericks - 118 Sixers - 115
Doncic: 23 Pts. Doncic: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 12 Rebs./Harris: 28 Pts. Burks: 7 Asts. Harris: 11 Rebs.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 30, 2020, 09:14:40 AM
Thursday, July 30:
Utah at New Orleans – 6:30 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers – 9 pm ET on TNT
Friday, July 31:
Orlando at Brooklyn – 2:30 pm ET
Memphis at Portland - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Phoenix at Washington - 4 pm ET
Boston at Milwaukee - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Sacramento at San Antonio - 8 pm ET
Houston at Dallas - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Saturday, August 1:
Miami at Denver - 1 pm ET on ESPN
Utah at Oklahoma City - 3:30 pm ET on ESPN
New Orleans at L.A. Clippers - 6 pm ET on ESPN
Philadelphia at Indiana - 7 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Toronto - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Sunday, August 2:
Washington at Brooklyn - 2 pm ET
Portland at Boston - 3:30 pm ET on ABC
San Antonio at Memphis - 4 pm ET
Sacramento at Orlando - 6 pm ET on NBATV
Milwaukee at Houston - 8:30 pm ET on ABC
Dallas at Phoenix - 9 pm ET
Monday, August 3:
Toronto at Miami - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Oklahoma City - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Indiana at Washington - 4 pm ET
Memphis at New Orleans - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
San Antonio at Philadelphia - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Utah - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Tuesday, August 4:
Brooklyn at Milwaukee - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Dallas at Sacramento - 2:30 pm ET
Phoenix at L.A. Clippers - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Orlando at Indiana - 6 pm ET
Boston at Miami - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Houston at Portland - 9 pm ET on TNT
Wednesday, August 5:
Memphis at Utah - 2:30 pm ET
Philadelphia at Washington - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at San Antonio - 4 pm ET
Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Toronto at Orlando - 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at Boston - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, August 6:
New Orleans at Sacramento - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Miami at Milwaukee - 4 pm ET on TNT
Indiana at Phoenix - 4 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Dallas - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Portland at Denver - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Houston - 9 pm ET on TNT
Friday, August 7:
Utah at San Antonio - 1 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Memphis - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Sacramento at Brooklyn - 5 pm ET
Orlando at Philadelphia - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Washington at New Orleans - 8 pm ET
Boston at Toronto - 9 pm ET on TNT
Saturday, August 8:
L.A. Clippers at Portland - 1 pm ET on TNT
Utah at Denver - 3:30 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Lakers at Indiana - 6 pm ET on TNT
Phoenix at Miami - 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Sunday, August 9:
Washington at Oklahoma City - 12:30 pm ET
Memphis at Toronto - 2 pm ET
San Antonio at New Orleans - 3 pm ET on ABC
Orlando at Boston - 5 pm ET
Philadelphia at Portland - 6:30 pm ET on NBATV
Houston at Sacramento - 8 pm ET
Brooklyn at L.A. Clippers - 9 pm ET on NBATV
Monday, August 10:
Oklahoma City at Phoenix - 2:30 pm ET
Dallas at Utah - 3 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Milwaukee - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at Miami - 8 pm ET
Denver at L.A. Lakers - 9 pm ET on TNT
Tuesday, August 11:
Brooklyn at Orlando - 1 pm ET
Houston at San Antonio - 2 pm ET on NBATV
Phoenix at Philadelphia - 4:30 pm ET
Portland at Dallas - 5 pm ET
Boston at Memphis - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
New Orleans at Sacramento - 9 pm ET on TNT
Milwaukee at Washington - 9 pm ET
Wednesday, August 12:
Indiana at Houston - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Philadelphia - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Denver - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Thursday, August 13:
Washington at Boston - TBD
Portland at Brooklyn - TBD
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers - TBD
Milwaukee at Memphis - TBD
New Orleans at Orlando - TBD
Dallas at Phoenix - TBD
San Antonio at Utah - TBD
Friday, August 14:
Philadelphia at Houston - TBD
Miami at Indiana - TBD
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers - TBD
Denver at Toronto - TBD
August 15-16: Play-In Tournament
August 17: Playoffs Begin
All in Eastern TIME ! ! !
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 30, 2020, 11:33:43 PM
East:
1. Bucks 53-12*
2. Raptors 46-18*
3. Celtics 43-21*
4. Heat 41-24*
5. Pacers 39-26*
6. Sixers 39-26*
7. Nets 30-34
8. Magic 30-35
9. Wizards 24-40
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 49-14*
2. Clippers 44-20*
3. Nuggets 43-22*
4. Jazz 41-23*
5. Thunder 40-24*
6. Rockets 40-24*
7. Mavericks 40-27
8. Grizzlies 32-33
9. Blazers 29-37
10. Pelicans 28-36
11. Kings 28-36
12. Spurs 27-36
13. Suns 26-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 31, 2020, 06:02:14 AM
Utah at New Orleans – 6:30 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers – 9 pm ET on TNT
* DAILY INJURY UPDATES:
Utah at New Orleans:
UTA - Bojan Bogdanovic (NWT) will not play.
NOP - Zion Williamson (coach’s decision) will play tonight.
NOP - Darius Miller (Achilles) out for season.
L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers;
LAC - Lou Williams (quarantine) will not play.
LAC - Montrezl Harrell (personal) will not play.
LAC - Patrick Beverley (quarantine) questionable.
LAL - Anthony Davis (eye) plans to play.
LAL - LeBron James (groin) probable.
LAL - Kyle Kuzma (ankle) probable.
LAL - Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (ankle) probable.
LAL - Rajon Rondo (hand) will not play.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 31, 2020, 01:11:21 PM
Jazz defeat Pelicans, 106-104.
UTA:
Jordan Clarkson: 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Donovan Mitchell: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Mike Conley: 20 Pts. 1 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Rudy Gobert: 14 Pts. 12 Rebs. 3 Blks.
NOP:
Brandon Ingram: 23 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Stls.
J.J. Redick: 21 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Jrue Holiday: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Zion Williamson: 13 Pts. 1 Asts.
* Anthony Davis carries the Lakers with 34 PTS, 8 REBS, & 4 AST in intense game vs. Clippers! 🔥
Lakers defeat Clippers, 103-101.
LAC:
Paul George: 30 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Kawhi Leonard: 28 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Patrick Beverley: 12 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Reggie Jackson: 10 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 34 Pts. 8 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Kyle Kuzma: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
LeBron James: 16 Pts. 11 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Dion Waiters: 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
* STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 53-12*
2. Raptors 46-18*
3. Celtics 43-21*
4. Heat 41-24*
5. Pacers 39-26*
6. Sixers 39-26*
7. Nets 30-34
8. Magic 30-35
9. Wizards 24-40
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 50-14*
2. Clippers 44-21*
3. Nuggets 43-22*
4. Jazz 42-23*
5. Thunder 40-24*
6. Rockets 40-24*
7. Mavericks 40-27
8. Grizzlies 32-33
9. Blazers 29-37
10. Kings 28-36
11. Pelicans 28-37
12. Spurs 27-36
13. Suns 26-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 01, 2020, 03:08:44 PM
Magic - 128 Nets - 118
Fournier: 24 Pts. Fultz: 6 Asts. Gordon: 11 Rebs./Luwawu-Cabarrot: 24 Pts. LeVert: 7 Asts. Kurucs: 6 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 135 Blazers - 140
Jackson Jr.: 33 Pts. Morant: 11 Asts. Clarke: 7 Rebs./McCollum: 33 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Nurkic: 9 Rebs.
Suns - 125 Wizards - 112
Booker: 27 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Ayton: 12 Rebs./Hachimura: 21 Pts. Smith: 7 Asts. Hachimura: 8 Rebs.
Celtics - 112 Bucks - 119
Smart: 23 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Theis: 12 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 36 Pts. Middleton: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 15 Rebs.
Kings - 120 Spurs - 129
Fox: 39 Pts. Fox: 6 Asts. Bazemore: 11 Rebs./DeRozan: 27 Pts. DeRozan: 10 Asts. White: 8 Rebs.
Rockets - 153 Mavericks - 149
Harden: 49 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Westbrook: 10 Rebs./Porzingis: 39 Pts. Doncic: 10 Asts. Porzingis: 16 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 54-12*
2. Raptors 46-18*
3. Celtics 43-22*
4. Heat 41-24*
5. Pacers 39-26*
6. Sixers 39-26*
7. Magic 31-35
8. Nets 30-35
9. Wizards 24-41
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 50-14*
2. Clippers 44-21*
3. Nuggets 43-22*
4. Jazz 42-23*
5. Rockets 41-24*
6. Thunder 40-24*
7. Mavericks 40-28
8. Grizzlies 32-34
9. Blazers 30-37
10. Spurs 28-36
11. Pelicans 28-37
12. Kings 28-37
13. Suns 27-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 02, 2020, 11:30:20 AM
Heat - 125 Nuggets - 105
Adebayo: 22 Pts. Butler: 7 Asts. Adebayo: 9 Rebs./Jokic: 19 Pts. Jokic: 6 Asts. Jokic: 7 Rebs.
Jazz - 94 Thunder - 110
Mitchell: 13 Pts. Mitchell: 4 Asts. Gobert: 7 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 19 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Adams: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans - 103 Clippers - 126
Alexander-Walker: 15 Pts. Jackson: 6 Asts. Favors: 9 Rebs./George: 28 Pts. Leonard: 5 Asts. Zubac: 9 Rebs.
Sixers - 121 Pacers - 127
Embiid: 41 Pts. Embiid: 4 Asts. Embiid: 21 Rebs./Warren: 53 Pts. A. Holiday: 10 Asts. Oladipo: 7 Rebs.
Lakers - 92 Raptors - 107
James: 20 Pts. James: 5 Asts. James: 10 Rebs./Lowry: 33 Pts. VanVleet: 11 Asts. Lowry: 14 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 54-12*
2. Raptors 47-18*
3. Celtics 43-22*
4. Heat 42-24*
5. Pacers 40-26*
6. Sixers 39-27*
7. Magic 31-35
8. Nets 30-35
9. Wizards 24-41
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 50-15*
2. Clippers 45-21*
3. Nuggets 43-23*
4. Jazz 42-24*
5. Thunder 41-24*
6. Rockets 41-24*
7. Mavericks 40-28
8. Grizzlies 32-34
9. Blazers 30-37
10. Spurs 28-36
11. Kings 28-37
12. Pelicans 28-38
13. Suns 27-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 03, 2020, 04:14:58 PM
Wizards - 110 Nets - 118
Bryant: 30 Pts. Brown Jr.: 8 Asts. Bryant: 13 Rebs./LeVert: 34 Pts. Chiozza: 6 Asts. Allen: 15 Rebs.
Blazers - 124 Celtics - 128
Nurkic: 30 Pts. Lillard: 16 Asts. Nurkic: 9 Rebs./Tatum: 34 Pts. Tatum: 8 Asts. Hayward: 8 Rebs.
Spurs - 108 Grizzlies - 106
Murray: 21 Pts. White: 7 Asts. Murray: 10 Rebs./Morant: 25 Pts. Morant: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 116 Magic - 132
Giles: 23 Pts. Joseph: 6 Asts. Giles: 8 Rebs./Ross: 25 Pts. Augustin: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 116 Rockets - 120
Antetokounmpo: 36 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 18 Rebs./Westbrook: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Harden: 7 Rebs.
Mavericks - 115 Suns - 117
Doncic: 40 Pts. Doncic: 11 Asts. Hardaway Jr.: 10 Rebs./Booker: 30 Pts. Rubio: 7 Asts. Johnson: 12 Rebs.
Tuesday, August 4 Schedule: 6 games
Toronto at Miami - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Denver at Oklahoma City - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Indiana at Washington - 4 pm ET
Memphis at New Orleans - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
San Antonio at Philadelphia - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Utah - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 04, 2020, 03:29:27 PM
Raptors - 107 Heat - 103
VanVleet: 36 Pts. Lowry: 5 Asts. Lowry: 8 Rebs./Dragic: 25 Pts. Dragic: 5 Asts. Adebayo: 8 Rebs.
Nuggets - 121 Thunder - 113
Porter Jr.: 37 Pts. Jokic: 10 Asts. Porter Jr.: 12 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 24 Pts. Paul: 8 Asts. Adams: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 111 Wizards - 100
Warren: 34 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Warren: 11 Rebs./Bryant: 20 Pts. Brown Jr.: 8 Asts. Bryant: 11 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 99 Pelicans - 109
Jackson Jr.: 22 Pts. Morant: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 13 Rebs./Ingram: 24 Pts. Ball: 6 Asts. Favors: 13 Rebs.
Spurs - 130 Sixers - 132
DeRozan: 30 Pts. Poeltl: 4 Asts. Eubanks: 10 Rebs./Embiid: 27 Pts. Embiid: 5 Asts. Embiid: 9 Rebs.
Lakers - 116 Jazz - 108
Davis: 42 Pts. James: 9 Asts. Davis: 12 Rebs./Mitchell: 33 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 54-13*
2. Raptors 48-18*
3. Celtics 44-22*
4. Heat 42-25*
5. Pacers 41-26*
6. Sixers 40-27*
7. Magic 32-35
8. Nets 31-35
9. Wizards 24-43
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 51-15ᶜ
2. Clippers 45-21*
3. Nuggets 44-23*
4. Rockets 42-24*
5. Jazz 42-25*
6. Thunder 41-25*
7. Mavericks 40-29*
8. Grizzlies 32-36
9. Blazers 30-38
10. Spurs 29-37
11. Pelicans 29-38
12. Kings 28-38
13. Suns 28-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ- Clinched Conference
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 05, 2020, 11:32:58 PM
Nets - 119 Bucks - 116
Luwawu-Cabarrot: 26 Pts. Chiozza: 10 Asts. Hall: 9 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 16 Pts. DiVincenzo: 6 Asts. Ilyasova: 10 Rebs.
Mavericks - 114 Kings - 110
Doncic: 34 Pts. Doncic: 12 Asts. Doncic: 20 Rebs./Fox: 28 Pts. Fox: 9 Asts. Bjelica: 13 Rebs.
Suns - 117 Clippers - 115
Booker: 35 Pts. Booker: 8 Asts. Saric: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 27 Pts. Williams: 6 Asts. Zubac: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 109 Pacers - 120
Vucevic: 24 Pts. Augustin: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs./Warren: 32 Pts. Brogdon: 8 Asts. Turner: 6 Rebs.
Celtics - 106 Heat - 112
Tatum: 23 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Brown: 10 Rebs./Adebayo: 21 Pts. Olynyk: 8 Asts. Adebayo: 12 Rebs.
Rockets - 102 Blazers - 110
Harden: 23 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Covington: 8 Rebs./Lillard: 21 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Nurkic: 19 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 54-14*
2. Raptors 48-18*
3. Celtics 44-23*
4. Heat 43-25*
5. Pacers 42-26*
6. Sixers 40-27*
7. Nets 32-35
8. Magic 32-36
9. Wizards 24-43
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 51-15ᶜ
2. Clippers 45-22*
3. Nuggets 44-23*
4. Rockets 42-25*
5. Jazz 42-25*
6. Thunder 41-25*
7. Mavericks 41-29*
8. Grizzlies 32-36
9. Blazers 31-38
10. Spurs 29-37
11. Pelicans 29-38
12. Suns 29-39
13. Kings 28-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ- Clinched Conference
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 06, 2020, 08:10:12 PM
Grizzlies - 115 Jazz - 124
Brooks: 23 Pts. Morant: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 14 Rebs./Ingles: 25 Pts. Conley: 7 Asts. Gobert: 16 Rebs.
Sixers - 107 Wizards - 98
Embiid: 30 Pts. Horford: 5 Asts. Embiid: 11 Rebs./Bryant: 19 Pts. Smith: 6 Asts. Smith: 10 Rebs.
Nuggets - 132 Spurs - 126
Porter Jr.: 30 Pts. Jokic: 11 Asts. Porter Jr.: 15 Rebs./Gay: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 8 Asts. Poeltl: 7 Rebs.
Thunder - 105 Lakers - 86
Paul: 21 Pts. Paul: 6 Asts. Paul: 7 Rebs./James: 19 Pts. Davis: 5 Asts. James: 11 Rebs.
Raptors - 109 Magic - 99
VanVleet: 21 Pts. VanVleet: 10 Asts. Ibaka: 9 Rebs./Fournier: 15 Pts. Gordon: 5 Asts. Gordon: 11 Rebs.
Nets - 115 Celtics - 149
Martin: 20 Pts. Martin: 4 Asts. Allen: 8 Rebs./Brown: 21 Pts. Smart: 6 Asts. Hayward: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 54-14*
2. Raptors 49-18*
3. Celtics 45-23*
4. Heat 43-25*
5. Pacers 42-26*
6. Sixers 41-27*
7. Nets 32-36
8. Magic 32-37
9. Hornets 23-42^
10. Wizards 24-44
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 51-16ᶜ
2. Clippers 45-22*
3. Nuggets 45-23*
4. Jazz 43-25*
5. Thunder 42-25*
6. Rockets 42-25*
7. Mavericks 41-29*
8. Grizzlies 32-37
9. Blazers 31-38
10. Spurs 29-38
11. Pelicans 29-38
12. Suns 29-39
13. Kings 28-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
Friday, August 7 Schedule: 6 games
New Orleans at Sacramento - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Miami at Milwaukee - 4 pm ET on TNT
Indiana at Phoenix - 4 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Dallas - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Portland at Denver - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Houston - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 07, 2020, 12:53:24 PM
Pelicans - 125 Kings - 140
Ingram: 24 Pts. Ball: 11 Asts. Holiday: 5 Rebs./Bogdanovic: 35 Pts. Fox: 10 Asts. Barnes: 6 Rebs.
Heat - 116 Bucks - 130
Robinson: 21 Pts. Iguodala: 8 Asts. Iguodala: 7 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 33 Pts. Middleton: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs.
Pacers - 99 Suns - 114
Brogdon: 25 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Warren: 11 Rebs./Ayton: 23 Pts. Booker: 10 Asts. Johnson: 12 Rebs.
Clippers - 126 Mavericks - 111
Leonard: 29 Pts. George: 6 Asts. Zubac: 15 Rebs./Porzingis: 30 Pts. Doncic: 6 Asts. Porzingis: 9 Rebs.
Blazers - 125 Nuggets - 115
Lillard: 45 Pts. Lillard: 12 Asts. Collins: 9 Rebs./Porter Jr.: 27 Pts. Jokic: 13 Asts. Porter Jr.: 12 Rebs.
Lakers - 97 Rockets - 113
Kuzma: 21 Pts. Cook: 4 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs./Harden: 39 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Harden: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 55-14ᶜ
2. Raptors 49-18*
3. Celtics 45-23*
4. Heat 43-26*
5. Pacers 42-27*
6. Sixers 41-27*
7. Nets 32-36
8. Magic 32-37
9. Wizards 24-44
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 51-17ᶜ
2. Clippers 46-22*
3. Nuggets 45-24*
4. Rockets 43-25*
5. Jazz 43-25*
6. Thunder 42-25*
7. Mavericks 41-30*
8. Grizzlies 32-37
9. Blazers 32-38
10. Suns 30-39
11. Spurs 29-38
12. Kings 29-39
13. Pelicans 29-39
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 08, 2020, 09:31:16 PM
Jazz - 111 Spurs - 119
Clarkson: 24 Pts. Mudiay: 5 Asts. Bradley: 11 Rebs./White: 24 Pts. Murray: 6 Asts. Poeltl: 10 Rebs.
Thunder - 92 Grizzlies - 121
Paul: 17 Pts. Paul: 5 Asts. Diallo: 8 Rebs./Brooks: 22 Pts. Morant: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 106 Nets - 119
Brogdon: 27 Pts. Fox: 7 Asts. Len: 11 Rebs./LeVert: 22 Pts. Allen: 8 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 101 Sixers - 108
Fournier: 22 Pts. Augustin: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs./Harris: 23 Pts. Milton: 8 Asts. Harris: 15 Rebs.
Wizards - 107 Pelicans - 118
Hachimura: 23 Pts. Smith: 10 Asts. Brown Jr.: 10 Rebs./Holiday: 28 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Favors: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 122 Raptors - 100
Brown: 20 Pts. Smart: 5 Asts. Theis: 11 Rebs./VanVleet: 13 Pts. VanVleet: 4 Asts. Gasol: 9 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 55-14ᶜ
2. Raptors 49-19*
3. Celtics 46-23*
4. Heat 43-26*
5. Pacers 42-27*
6. Sixers 42-27*
7. Nets 33-36*
8. Magic 32-38*
9. Wizards 24-45^
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 51-17ᶜ
2. Clippers 46-22*
3. Nuggets 45-24*
4. Rockets 43-25*
5. Jazz 43-26*
6. Thunder 42-26*
7. Mavericks 41-30*
8. Grizzlies 33-37
9. Blazers 32-38
10. Spurs 30-38
11. Pelicans 30-39
12. Suns 30-39
13. Kings 29-40
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
Sunday, August 9 Schedule: 5 games
L.A. Clippers at Portland - 1 pm ET on TNT
Utah at Denver - 3:30 pm ET on TNT
L.A. Lakers at Indiana - 6 pm ET on TNT
Phoenix at Miami - 7:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 09, 2020, 07:48:53 AM
MVP:
Giannis Antetokounmpo
James Harden
LeBron James
Defensive Player:
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Anthony Davis
Rudy Gobert
Most Improved:
Bam Adebayo
Luka Doncic
Brandon Ingram
Sixth Man:
Montrezl Harrell
Dennis Schroder
Lou Williams
Rookie of the Year:
Ja Morant
Kendrick Nunn
Zion Williamson
Coach of the Year:
Mike Budenholzer
Billy Donovan
Nick Nurse
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 09, 2020, 01:13:01 PM
Nuggets defeat Jazz, 134-132.
UTA:
Donovan Mitchell: 35 Pts. 6 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Rudy Gobert: 22 Pts. 13 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
Mike Conley: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jordan Clarkson: 19 Pts. 1 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Joe Ingles: 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 13 Asts. 1 Stls.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 30 Pts. 11 Rebs. 7 Asts. 3 Stls.
Jamal Murray: 23 Pts. 12 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Blks.
Michael Porter Jr.: 23 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jerami Grant: 20 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Monte Morris: 15 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts.
*Led by C.J. McCollum, Portland had 4 players score over 20 PTS, but it wasn't enough to beat the Clippers.
Clippers defeat Blazers, 122-117.
LAC:
Paul George: 21 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Landry Shamet: 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Reggie Jackson: 17 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Marcus Morris: 15 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Lou Williams: 12 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
POR:
C.J. McCollum: 29 Pts. 4 Rebs. 8 Asts.
Damian Lillard: 22 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Gary Trent Jr.: 22 Pts. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Carmelo Anthony: 21 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Blks.
Jusuf Nurkic: 10 Pts. 13 Rebs. 9 Asts. 2 Stls.
* TJ Warren's hot hand continues, as he goes for 39 PTS on 15/22 FG in Indiana's win over Lakers.
Pacers defeat Lakers, 116-111.
LAL:
LeBron James: 31 Pts. 8 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Blks.
Quinn Cook: 21 Pts. 1 Rebs.
Dwight Howard: 10 Pts. 12 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
IND:
TJ Warren: 39 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Malcolm Brogdon: 24 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Victor Oladipo: 22 Pts. 7 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
* Luka Doncic has another INCREDIBLE triple-double with 36 PTS, 19 AST, & 14 REB to lead Dallas to a big win.
Mavericks defeat Bucks, 136-132.
MIL:
Brook Lopez: 34 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 34 Pts. 13 Rebs. 1 Asts. 5 Blks.
Khris Middleton: 21 Pts. 6 Rebs. 11 Asts.
Eric Bledsoe: 15 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
DAL:
Luka Doncic: 36 Pts. 14 Rebs. 19 Asts. 1 Stls.
Dorian Finney-Smith: 27 Pts. 11 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Blks.
Kristaps Porzingis: 26 Pts. 11 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Maxi Kleber: 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
* Devin Booker has another strong offensive performance, as Suns improve to 5-0 since restart with win over Miami.
Suns defeat Heat, 119-112.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 10, 2020, 12:57:12 AM
* Ben Simmons will undergo surgery on his left knee. He has left the Bubble for the procedure.
* The Washington Wizards become the first team in the Bubble to be eliminated from the playoffs after losing 118-107 to New Orleans.
* Draymond Green has been fined $50,000 by the NBA for comments that Devin Booker should leave the Phoenix Suns. The league viewed his comments as tampering.
* Luka Doncic on being one of the three finalists for the MIP award:
"Take me off the list and put Devonte Graham on there. I don’t deserve to be on there.”
* BUBBLE TJ WARREN 🔥🔥🔥🔥
39 PTS, 68.2%
16 PTS, 35%
32 PTS, 76.5%
34 PTS, 53.8%
53 PTS, 75%
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 11, 2020, 08:20:23 AM
Wizards - 103 Thunder - 121
Robinson: 19 Pts. Robinson: 6 Asts. Bonga: 8 Rebs./Bazley: 23 Pts. Paul: 9 Asts. Dort: 10 Rebs
Grizzlies - 99 Raptors - 108
Brooks: 25 Pts. Morant: 10 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs./Siakam: 26 Pts. Lowry: 8 Asts. Ibaka: 12 Rebs.
Spurs - 122 Pelicans - 113
DeRozan: 27 Pts. Walker: 6 Asts. Poeltl: 14 Rebs./Redick: 31 Pts. Ball: 10 Asts. Favors: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 119 Celtics - 122
Vucevic: 26 Pts. Fultz: 10 Asts. Vucevic: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 31 Pts. Smart: 9 Asts. Brown: 12 Rebs.
Sixers - 121 Blazers - 124
Richardson: 34 Pts. Richardson: 6 Asts. Thybulle: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 51 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Anthony: 7 Rebs.
Rockets - 129 Kings - 112
Rivers: 41 Pts. Harden: 7 Asts. Covington: 13 Rebs./Fox: 26 Pts. Fox: 9 Asts. Barnes: 10 Rebs.
Nets - 129 Clippers - 120
LeVert: 27 Pts. LeVert: 13 Asts. Allen: 16 Rebs./Leonard: 39 Pts. Leonard: 6 Asts. Zubac: 15 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 55-15ᶜ
2. Raptors 50-19*
3. Celtics 47-23*
4. Heat 43-27*
5. Pacers 43-27*
6. Sixers 42-28*
7. Nets 34-36*
8. Magic 32-39*
9. Wizards 24-45^
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 51-18ᶜ
2. Clippers 47-23*
3. Nuggets 46-24*
4. Rockets 44-25*
5. Thunder 42-26*
6. Jazz 43-27*
7. Mavericks 42-30*
8. Grizzlies 33-38
9. Blazers 33-39
10. Spurs 31-38
11. Suns 31-39
12. Pelicans 30-40^
13. Kings 29-41^
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
Tuesday, August 11 Schedule: 5 games
Oklahoma City at Phoenix - 2:30 pm ET
Dallas at Utah - 3 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Milwaukee - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Indiana at Miami - 8 pm ET
Denver at L.A. Lakers - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 12, 2020, 09:57:38 AM
Thunder - 101 Suns - 128
Bazley: 22 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Bazley: 10 Rebs./Booker: 35 Pts. Rubio: 9 Asts. Saric: 9 Rebs.
Mavericks - 122 Jazz - 114
Hardaway Jr.: 27 Pts. Barea: 8 Asts. Marjanovic: 9 Rebs./Clarkson: 18 Pts. Ingles: 7 Asts. Gobert: 5 Rebs.
Raptors - 114 Bucks - 106
Boucher: 25 Pts. Gasol: 8 Asts. Boucher: 11 Rebs./Korver: 19 Pts. Bledsoe: 8 Asts. DiVincenzo: 9 Rebs.
Pacers - 92 Heat - 114
Oladipo: 14 Pts. Brogdon: 6 Asts. Brogdon: 8 Rebs./Butler: 19 Pts. Dragic: 9 Asts. Butler: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 121 Lakers - 124
Dozier: 18 Pts. Plumlee: 5 Asts. Bol: 5 Rebs./James: 29 Pts. James: 12 Asts. Morris: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 55-16ᶜ
2. Raptors 51-19*
3. Celtics 47-23*
4. Heat 44-27*
5. Pacers 43-28*
6. Sixers 42-28*
7. Nets 34-36*
8. Magic 32-39*
9. Wizards 24-46^
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 52-18ᶜ
2. Clippers 47-23*
3. Nuggets 46-25*
4. Rockets 44-25*
5. Thunder 43-27*
6. Jazz 43-28*
7. Mavericks 43-30*
8. Grizzlies 33-38
9. Blazers 33-39
10. Suns 32-39
11. Spurs 31-38
12. Pelicans 30-40^
13. Kings 29-41^
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
Wednesday, August 12 Schedule: 7 games
Brooklyn at Orlando - 1 pm ET
Houston at San Antonio - 2 pm ET on NBATV
Phoenix at Philadelphia - 4:30 pm ET
Portland at Dallas - 5 pm ET
Boston at Memphis - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
New Orleans at Sacramento - 9 pm ET on TNT
Milwaukee at Washington - 9 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 12, 2020, 10:25:30 PM
Nets - 108 Magic - 96
Luwawu-Cabarrot: 24 Pts. Martin: 6 Asts. Hall: 9 Rebs./Iwundu: 18 Pts. Iwundu: 3 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 105 Spurs - 123
Westbrook: 20 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Covington: 9 Rebs./Johnson: 24 Pts. Murray: 7 Asts. Poeltl: 12 Rebs.
Suns - 130 Sixers - 117
Booker: 35 Pts. Rubio: 10 Asts. Ayton: 12 Rebs./Burks: 23 Pts. O’Quinn: 11 Asts. O’Quinn: 10 Rebs.
Celtics - 122 Grizzlies - 107
Tatum: 29 Pts. Smart: 9 Asts. Kanter: 8 Rebs./Morant: 26 Pts. Morant: 13 Asts. Valanciunas: 10 Rebs.
Blazers - 134 Mavericks - 131
Lillard: 61 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Nurkic: 9 Rebs./Porzingis: 36 Pts. Doncic: 10 Asts. Doncic: 8 Rebs.
Pelicans - 106 Kings - 112
Okafor: 21 Pts. Alexander-Walker: 6 Asts. Hart: 10 Rebs./Barnes: 25 Pts. Bogdanovic: 7 Asts. Giles: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 126 Wizards - 113
Lopez: 24 Pts. Mason: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Rebs./Hachimura: 20 Pts. Robinson: 7 Asts. Bryant: 8 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 56-16ᶜ
2. Raptors 51-19*
3. Celtics 48-23*
4. Heat 44-27*
5. Pacers 43-28*
6. Sixers 42-29*
7. Nets 35-36*
8. Magic 32-40*
9. Wizards 24-47^
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 52-18ᶜ
2. Clippers 47-23*
3. Nuggets 46-25*
4. Rockets 44-26*
5. Thunder 43-27*
6. Jazz 43-28*
7. Mavericks 43-31*
8. Blazers 34-39
9. Grizzlies 33-39
10. Suns 33-39
11. Spurs 32-38
12. Pelicans 30-41^
13. Kings 30-41^
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
Thursday, August 13 Schedule: 4 games
Indiana at Houston - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Philadelphia - 6:30 pm ET on ESPN
Miami at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Denver - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 13, 2020, 09:02:12 PM
Pacers - 108 Rockets - 104
Turner: 18 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Turner: 12 Rebs./Harden: 45 Pts. Harden: 9 Asts. Harden: 17 Rebs.
Raptors - 125 Sixers - 121
Boucher: 19 Pts. VanVleet: 6 Asts. Boucher: 9 Rebs./Harris: 22 Pts. Harris: 5 Asts. Embiid: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 115 Thunder - 116
Herro: 30 Pts. Dragic: 6 Asts. Herro: 6 Rebs./Bazley: 21 Pts. Ferguson: 5 Asts. Bazley: 9 Rebs.
Clippers - 124 Nuggets - 111
George: 27 Pts. Williams: 7 Asts. Zubac: 12 Rebs./Grant: 25 Pts. Jokic: 13 Asts. Jokic: 7 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 56-16ᶜ
2. Raptors 52-19*
3. Celtics 48-23*
4. Heat 44-28*
5. Pacers 44-28*
6. Sixers 42-30*
7. Nets 35-36*
8. Magic 32-40*
9. Wizards 24-47^
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 52-18ᶜ
2. Clippers 48-23*
3. Nuggets 46-26*
4. Thunder 44-27*
5. Rockets 44-27*
6. Jazz 43-28*
7. Mavericks 43-31*
8. Blazers 34-39
9. Grizzlies 33-39
10. Suns 33-39
11. Spurs 32-38
12. Kings 30-41^
13. Pelicans 30-41^
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
Friday, August 14 Schedule: 7 games
Washington at Boston - 12 pm ET
Sacramento at L.A. Lakers - 1:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Memphis - 4 pm ET
Dallas at Phoenix - 4 pm ET on TNT
San Antonio at Utah - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Portland at Brooklyn - 9 pm ET on TNT
New Orleans at Orlando - 9 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 14, 2020, 08:03:52 PM
Denver at Toronto - 10:30 pm ET
Miami at Indiana - 1 pm ET on ESPN
Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers - 3:30 pm ET on ESPN
Philadelphia at Houston - 9 pm ET on ESPN
August 14, Final Scores/Leaders:
Wizards - 96 Celtics - 90
Bryant: 26 Pts. Smith: 8 Asts. Williams: 16 Rebs./Green: 23 Pts. Waters: 4 Asts. Poirier: 9 Rebs.
Kings - 136 Lakers - 122
Hield: 28 Pts. Bjelica: 13 Asts. Parker: 8 Rebs./Waiters: 19 Pts. Waiters: 5 Asts. McGee: 9 Rebs.
Bucks - 106 Grizzlies - 119
Lopez: 19 Pts. Mason: 8 Asts. Lopez: 9 Rebs./Brooks: 31 Pts. Valanciunas: 12 Asts. Valanciunas: 19 Rebs.
Mavericks - 102 Suns - 128
Marjanovic: 18 Pts. Barea: 4 Asts. Marjanovic: 20 Rebs./Booker: 27 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Ayton: 9 Rebs.
Spurs - 112 Jazz - 118
Johnson: 24 Pts. Murray: 7 Asts. Murray: 14 Rebs./Tucker: 18 Pts. Brantley: 6 Asts. Bradley: 10 Rebs.
Pelicans - 127 Magic - 133
Jackson: 31 Pts. Alexander-Walker: 7 Asts. Hart: 14 Rebs./Vucevic: 23 Pts. Augustin: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 6 Rebs.
Blazers - 134 Nets - 133
Lillard: 42 Pts. Lillard: 12 Asts. Nurkic: 10 Rebs./LeVert: 37 Pts. LeVert: 9 Asts. Allen: 11 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 56-17ᶜ
2. Raptors 52-19*
3. Celtics 48-24*
4. Heat 44-28*
5. Pacers 44-28*
6. Sixers 42-30*
7. Nets 35-36*
8. Magic 33-40*
9. Wizards 25-47^
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 52-19ᶜ
2. Clippers 48-23*
3. Nuggets 46-26*
4. Thunder 44-27*
5. Rockets 44-27*
6. Jazz 44-28*
7. Mavericks 43-32*
8. Blazers 35-39 (PB)
9. Grizzlies 34-39 (PB)
10. Suns 34-39^
11. Spurs 32-39^
12. Kings 31-41^
13. Pelicans 30-42^
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
(PB) - Clinched Play-In Tournament Berth (Game on Saturday)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 15, 2020, 11:36:18 PM
Nuggets - 109 Raptors - 117
Dozier: 20 Pts. Dozier: 8 Asts. Morris: 6 Rebs./Johnson: 23 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Boucher: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 92 Pacers - 109
Nunn: 23 Pts. Nunn: 4 Asts. Silva: 11 Rebs./McDermott: 23 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Johnson: 17 Rebs.
Thunder - 103 Clippers - 107
Diallo: 27 Pts. Burton: 5 Asts. Diallo: 11 Rebs./Mann: 25 Pts. Mann: 9 Asts. Mann: 14 Rebs.
Sixers - 134 Rockets - 96
Harris: 18 Pts. Burks: 5 Asts. Harris: 7 Rebs./Harden: 27 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Caboclo: 6 Rebs.
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 56-17ᶜ
2. Raptors 53-19*
3. Celtics 48-24*
4. Pacers 45-28*
5. Heat 44-29*
6. Sixers 43-30*
7. Nets 35-37*
8. Magic 33-40*
9. Wizards 25-47^
10. Hornets 23-42^
11. Bulls 22-43^
12. Knicks 21-45^
13. Pistons 20-46^
14. Hawks 20-47^
15. Cavaliers 19-46^
West:
1. Lakers 52-19ᶜ
2. Clippers 49-23*
3. Nuggets 46-27*
4. Rockets 44-28*
5. Thunder 44-28*
6. Jazz 44-28*
7. Mavericks 43-32*
8. Blazers 35-39 (PB)
9. Grizzlies 34-39 (PB)
10. Suns 34-39^
11. Spurs 32-39^
12. Kings 31-41^
13. Pelicans 30-42^
14. Timberwolves 19-45^
15. Warriors 15-50^
* - Clinched Playoff Spot
^ - Eliminated From Playoff Contention
ᶜ - Clinched Conference
(PB) - Clinched Play-In Tournament Berth (Game on Sunday)
* Sunday, August 16 Schedule: Play-In Tournament
Memphis at Portland - 2:30 pm ET on ABC
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 16, 2020, 08:26:18 AM
Blazers defeat Grizzlies, 126-122.
MEM:
Ja Morant: 35 Pts. 4 Rebs. 8 Asts.
Jonas Valanciunas: 22 Pts. 17 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Brandon Clarke: 20 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks.
Dillon Brooks: 20 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
POR:
Damian Lillard: 31 Pts. 2 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stls.
C.J. McCollum: 29 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls.
Jusuf Nurkic: 22 Pts. 21 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Carmelo Anthony: 21 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 18, 2020, 04:43:19 PM
Clippers defeat Mavericks, 118-110.
DAL:
Luka Doncic: 42 Pts. 7 Rebs. 9 Asts. 3 Stls. 11 TO
Tim Hardaway Jr.: 18 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Seth Curry: 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Kristaps Porzingis: 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks. (Ejected in 3rd Q)
LAC:
Kawhi Leonard: 29 Pts. 12 Rebs. 6 Asts. 3 Stls.
Paul George: 27 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Marcus Morris: 19 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 4 Stls.
Lou Williams: 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jayson Tatum & Jaylen Brown lead the way, as Boston takes down Philadelphia in Game 1!
Celtics defeat Sixers, 109-101.
PHI:
Joel Embiid: 26 Pts. 16 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Josh Richardson: 18 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Alec Burks: 18 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Tobias Harris: 15 Pts. 8 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
BOS:
Jayson Tatum: 31 Pts. 13 Rebs. 1 Asts. 3 Blks.
Jaylen Brown: 29 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Stls.
Kemba Walker: 19 Pts. 1 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Gordon Hayward: 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 4 Stls.
Fred VanVleet NETS 30 PTS on 8 three-pointers made to lead Toronto to a convincing Game 1 victory over Brooklyn.
Raptors defeat Nets, 134-110.
BKN:
Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot: 26 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Joe Harris: 19 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Caris LeVert: 15 Pts. 7 Rebs. 15 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jarrett Allen: 15 Pts. 12 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
TOR:
Fred VanVleet: 30 Pts. 2 Rebs. 11 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Serge Ibaka: 22 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Pascal Siakam: 18 Pts. 11 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Kyle Lowry: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
Marc Gasol: 13 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Donovan Mitchell DROPS 57 PTS, but it wasn’t enough as Jamal Murray and Denver came up big in crunch time to beat Utah in overtime!
Nuggets defeat Jazz, 135-125.
UTA:
Donovan Mitchell: 57 Pts. 9 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls.
Joe Ingles: 19 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jordan Clarkson: 18 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Rudy Gobert: 17 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 4 Blks.
DEN:
Jamal Murray: 36 Pts. 5 Rebs. 9 Asts. 1 Stls.
Nikola Jokic: 29 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jerami Grant: 19 Pts. 3 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Monte Morris: 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Wednesday, August 19 Schedule: 4 games
Game 1: Orlando at Milwaukee - 1:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 1: Miami at Indiana - 4 pm ET
Game 1: Oklahoma at Houston - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 1: Portland at L.A. Lakers - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 19, 2020, 09:06:53 PM
Magic defeat Bucks, 122-110.
ORL:
Nikola Vucevic: 35 Pts. 13 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Terrence Ross: 18 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Gary Clark: 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Markelle Fultz: 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
MIL:
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 31 Pts. 17 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls.
George Hill: 16 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Eric Bledsoe: 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Khris Middleton: 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
* Jimmy Butler takes over late to give Miami a Game 1 win over Indiana!
Heat defeat Pacers, 113-101.
MIA:
Jimmy Butler: 28 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts. 4 Stls. 2 Blks.
Goran Dragic: 24 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Bam Adebayo: 17 Pts. 10 Rebs. 6 Asts. 3 Blks.
Tyler Herro: 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
IND:
TJ Warren: 22 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 4 Stls.
Malcolm Brogdon: 22 Pts. 1 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stls.
Justin Holiday: 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Blks.
* James Harden fires up 37 PTS in Houston's dominating Game 1 victory over OKC!
Rockets defeat Thunder, 123-108.
OKC:
Danilo Gallinari: 29 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Chris Paul: 20 Pts. 10 Rebs. 9 Asts. 2 Stls.
Steven Adams: 17 Pts. 12 Rebs. 2 Asts.
HOU:
James Harden: 37 Pts. 11 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Jeff Green: 22 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Eric Gordon: 21 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Ben McLemore: 14 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Stls.
* LeBron James has a triple-double but it didn't matter, as Lillard and Portland stole Game 1 from the Lakers!
Blazers defeat Lakers, 100-93.
POR:
Damian Lillard: 34 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Blks.
C.J. McCollum: 21 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Jusuf Nurkic: 16 Pts. 15 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Carmelo Anthony: 11 Pts. 10 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 28 Pts. 11 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
LeBron James: 23 Pts. 17 Rebs. 16 Asts. 1 Stls.
Kyle Kuzma: 14 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Blks.
* PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. Lakers - 0
8. Blazers -1
4. Rockets - 1
5. Thunder - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Jazz - 0
2. Clippers - 1
7. Mavericks - 0
East:
1. Bucks - 0
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. Heat - 1
3. Celtics - 1
6. 76ers - 0
2. Raptors - 1
7. Nets - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 20, 2020, 05:51:16 PM
Raptors defeat Nets, 104-99.
BKN:
Garrett Temple: 21 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Caris LeVert: 16 Pts. 6 Rebs. 11 Asts. 1 Blks.
Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot: 17 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Jarrett Allen: 14 Pts. 15 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Blks.
Joe Harris: 14 Pts. 15 Rebs.
TOR:
Fred VanVleet: 24 Pts. 5 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Blks.
Norman Powell: 24 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Kyle Lowry: 21 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Pascal Siakam: 19 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
* Donovan Mitchell & Jordan Clarkson crush Denver in convincing Game 2 victory for Utah!
Jazz defeat Nuggets, 124-105.
UTA:
Donovan Mitchell: 30 Pts. 1 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jordan Clarkson: 26 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Rudy Gobert: 19 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks.
Joe Ingles: 18 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 28 Pts. 11 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Michael Porter Jr.: 28 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Blks.
Jamal Murray: 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts.
* Boston DESTROYS Philadelphia in Game 2 behind Jayson Tatum's 33 PTS & 8 threes!
Celtics defeat Sixers, 128-101.
PHI:
Joel Embiid: 34 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Josh Richardson: 18 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Tobias Harris: 13 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
BOS:
Jayson Tatum: 33 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Kemba Walker: 22 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jaylen Brown: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
* Luka Doncic gets in foul trouble but helps Dallas pull off a BIG win over Clippers in Game 2 to tie series!
Mavericks defeat Clippers, 127-114.
DAL:
Luka Doncic: 28 Pts. 8 Rebs. 7 Asts.
Kristaps Porzingis: 23 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Blks.
Tim Hardaway Jr.: 17 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Trey Burke: 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Seth Curry: 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts.
LAC:
Kawhi Leonard: 35 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Lou Williams: 23 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls.
Marcus Morris: 14 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Paul George: 14 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. Lakers - 0
8. Blazers -1
4. Rockets - 1
5. Thunder - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Jazz - 1
2. Clippers - 1
7. Mavericks - 1
East:
1. Bucks - 0
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. Heat - 1
3. Celtics - 2
6. 76ers - 0
2. Raptors - 2
7. Nets - 0
Friday, August 21 Schedule: 4 games
Game 2: Miami at Indiana - 1 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2: Oklahoma City at Houston - 3:30 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2: Orlando at Milwaukee - 6 pm ET on ESPN
Game 2: Portland at L.A. Lakers - 9 pm ET on ESPN
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 21, 2020, 11:43:02 AM
Heat defeat Pacers, 109-100.
MIA:
Duncan Robinson: 24 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Goran Dragic: 20 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Jimmy Butler: 18 Pts. 7 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Tyler Herro: 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
IND:
Victor Oladipo: 22 Pts. 1 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Myles Turner: 17 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Stls. 5 Blks.
Malcolm Brogdon: 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 9 Asts.
TJ Warren: 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts.
* James Harden struggles offensively, but balanced scoring helps Houston take Game 2 over OKC!
Rockets defeat Thunder, 111-98.
OKC:
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 31 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Danilo Gallinari: 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Chris Paul: 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
Dennis Schroder: 13 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts.
HOU:
James Harden: 21 Pts. 5 Rebs. 9 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Danuel House Jr.: 19 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Eric Gordon: 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jeff Green: 15 Pts. 7 Rebs.
P.J. Tucker: 14 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Austin Rivers: 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
* Giannis Antetokounmpo puts up a HUGE double-double to lead Milwaukee to key Game 2 victory over Orlando!
Bucks defeat Magic, 111-96.
ORL:
Nikola Vucevic: 32 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
Terrence Ross: 12 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Evan Fournier: 12 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls.
Markelle Fultz: 11 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
MIL:
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. 20 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Brook Lopez: 20 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Pat Connughton: 15 Pts. 11 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks.
Eric Bledsoe: 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
* Anthony Davis carries the Lakers in blowout win over Portland in Game 2 to even the series!
Lakers defeat Blazers, 111-88.
POR:
Damian Lillard: 18 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
C.J. McCollum: 13 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Anfernee Simons: 11 Pts. 1 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 31 Pts. 11 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: 16 Pts. 2 Rebs.
LeBron James: 10 Pts. 6 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. Lakers - 1
8. Blazers -1
4. Rockets - 2
5. Thunder - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Jazz - 1
2. Clippers - 1
7. Mavericks - 1
East:
1. Bucks - 1
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. Heat - 2
3. Celtics - 2
6. 76ers - 0
2. Raptors - 2
7. Nets - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 22, 2020, 02:39:31 PM
Raptors defeat Nets, 117-92.
TOR:
Pascal Siakam: 26 Pts. 8 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Fred VanVleet: 22 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Serge Ibaka: 20 Pts. 13 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Kyle Lowry: 11 Pts. 10 Rebs. 7 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
BKN:
Tyler Johnson: 23 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Caris LeVert: 15 Pts. 4 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Chris Chiozza: 14 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts. 4 Stls.
* Rudy Gobert records a double-double, as Utah DEMORALIZES Denver in blowout Game 3 win.
Jazz defeat Nuggets, 124-87.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
Jamal Murray: 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Bol Bol: 11 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stls.
UTA:
Mike Conley: 27 Pts. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Rudy Gobert: 24 Pts. 14 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Donovan Mitchell: 20 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Georges Niang: 16 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Jordan Clarkson: 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
* Kemba Walker leads the way, as Boston takes a 3-0 commanding lead with Game 3 victory!
Celtics defeat Sixers, 102-94.
BOS:
Kemba Walker: 24 Pts. 8 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jaylen Brown: 21 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Jayson Tatum: 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stls. 3 Blks.
Marcus Smart: 14 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
PHI:
Joel Embiid: 30 Pts. 13 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Josh Richardson: 17 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Shake Milton: 17 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Tobias Harris: 15 Pts. 15 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
* Kawhi Leonard nearly gets a triple-double to secure a Game 3 win for the Clippers!
Clippers defeat Mavericks, 130-122.
LAC:
Kawhi Leonard: 36 Pts. 9 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Landry Shamet: 18 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Ivica Zubac: 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Blks.
Marcus Morris: 14 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Montrezl Harrell: 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Blks.
Paul George: 11 Pts. 9 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 3/16 FG
DAL:
Kristaps Porzingis: 34 Pts. 13 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Seth Curry: 22 Pts. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Tim Hardaway Jr.: 22 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Luka Doncic: 13 Pts. 10 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. Lakers - 1
8. Blazers - 1
4. Rockets - 2
5. Thunder - 0
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Jazz - 2
2. Clippers - 2
7. Mavericks - 1
East:
1. Bucks - 1
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. Heat - 2
3. Celtics - 3
6. 76ers - 0
2. Raptors - 3
7. Nets - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 23, 2020, 12:05:25 AM
Game 3: Milwaukee at Orlando - 1 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Indiana at Miami - 3:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: Houston at Oklahoma City - 6 pm ET on ESPN
Game 3: L.A. Lakers at Portland - 8:30 pm ET on ABC
DAILY INJURY UPDATES:
Milwaukee at Orlando:
MIL - Giannis Antetokounmpo (calf) probable.
ORL - Aaron Gordon (hamstring) will not play.
ORL - Michael Carter-Williams (foot) will not play.
ORL - Mo Bamba (NWT) will not play.
ORL - Jonathan Isaac (knee) out for season.
ORL - Al-Farouq Aminu (knee) will not play.
Indiana at Miami:
IND - Domantas Sabonis (foot) will not play.
IND - Jeremy Lamb (knee) out for season.
MIA - Jae Crowder (ankle) questionable.
MIA - Derrick Jones Jr. (ankle) questionable.
MIA - KZ Okpala (personal) will not play.
Houston at Oklahoma City:
HOU - Russell Westbrook (quad) will not play.
HOU - Thabo Sefolosha (NWT) will not play.
HOU - Luc Mbah a Moute (knee) will not play.
L.A. Lakers at Portland:
LAL - LeBron James (groin) probable.
LAL - Anthony Davis (knee) probable.
LAL - Rajon Rondo (thumb) questionable.
LAL - Avery Bradley (NWT) will not play.
POR - Damian Lillard (finger) will play tonight.
POR - Zach Collins (ankle) out for season.
POR - Nassir Little (illness) will not play.
POR - Rodney Hood (Achilles) out for season.
POR - Trevor Ariza (NWT) will not play.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 23, 2020, 12:29:29 PM
Bucks defeat Magic, 121-107.
MIL:
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 35 Pts. 11 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Khris Middleton: 17 Pts. 8 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
Brook Lopez: 16 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Eric Bledsoe: 14 Pts. 5 Rebs. 8 Asts. 3 Stls.
ORL:
DJ Augustin: 24 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Nikola Vucevic: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Terrence Ross: 20 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Evan Fournier: 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Stls.
* Despite a big game from Malcolm Brogdon, Miami comes out on top in Game 3 over Indiana behind Butler & Adebayo.
Heat defeat Pacers, 124-115.
IND:
Malcolm Brogdon: 34 Pts. 7 Rebs. 14 Asts. 2 Stls.
TJ Warren: 23 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 5 Stls. 1 Blks.
Victor Oladipo: 20 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Myles Turner: 15 Pts. 12 Rebs. 1 Asts. 3 Blks.
MIA:
Jimmy Butler: 27 Pts. 8 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Goran Dragic: 24 Pts. 2 Rebs. 6 Asts. 3 Stls.
Bam Adebayo: 22 Pts. 11 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Tyler Herro: 20 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Duncan Robinson: 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
* LeBron & Davis come up HUGE and take over in the 2nd half to lead Lakers to a Game 3 victory!
Lakers defeat Blazers, 116-108.
LAL:
LeBron James: 38 Pts. 12 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls.
Anthony Davis: 29 Pts. 11 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls. 3 Blks.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Alex Caruso: 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Blks.
POR:
Damian Lillard: 34 Pts. 5 Rebs. 7 Asts.
C.J. McCollum: 26 Pts. 8 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Carmelo Anthony: 20 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 4 Stls. 1 Blks.
* Dennis Schroder leads the way, as OKC takes down Houston in overtime in Game 3!
Thunder defeat Rockets, 119-107.
HOU:
James Harden: 38 Pts. 7 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jeff Green: 22 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Eric Gordon: 18 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 3 Blks.
Danuel House Jr.: 15 Pts. 10 Rebs. 1 Stls.
OKC:
Dennis Schroder: 29 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Chris Paul: 26 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 23 Pts. 7 Rebs. 6 Asts. 4 Stls. 1 Blks.
Danilo Gallinari: 20 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
* PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. Lakers - 2
8. Blazers - 1
4. Rockets - 2
5. Thunder - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Jazz - 2
2. Clippers - 2
7. Mavericks - 1
East:
1. Bucks - 2
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. Heat - 3
3. Celtics - 3
6. 76ers - 0
2. Raptors - 3
7. Nets - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 24, 2020, 11:36:30 PM
Jazz defeat Nuggets, 129-127.
DEN:
Jamal Murray: 50 Pts. 11 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Blks.
Nikola Jokic: 29 Pts. 7 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Paul Millsap: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Blks.
Jerami Grant: 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
UTA:
Donovan Mitchell: 51 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 Asts.
Mike Conley: 26 Pts. 1 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Jordan Clarkson: 24 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Rudy Gobert: 17 Pts. 11 Rebs. 1 Asts.
* Serge Ibaka grabs a double-double, as Toronto cruises in win over Brooklyn to advance to the semi-finals.
Raptors defeat Nets, 150-122.
TOR:
Norman Powell: 29 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Serge Ibaka: 27 Pts. 15 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Blks.
Pascal Siakam: 20 Pts. 6 Rebs. 10 Asts. 2 Stls.
Terence Davis: 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
BKN:
Caris LeVert: 35 Pts. 6 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Tyler Johnson: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Dznan Musa: 12 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
* On a sore ankle, Luka Doncic's MONSTER triple-double & game-winning shot gives Dallas a Game 4 victory in overtime!
Mavericks defeat Clippers, 135-133.
LAC:
Lou Williams: 36 Pts. 4 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Kawhi Leonard: 32 Pts. 9 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Ivica Zubac: 15 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Reggie Jackson: 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
DAL:
Luka Doncic: 43 Pts. 17 Rebs. 13 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Trey Burke: 25 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls.
Tim Hardaway Jr.: 21 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Seth Curry: 15 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Boban Marjanovic: 10 Pts. 7 Rebs.
* Kemba Walker & Jayson Tatum lead the way, as Boston completes a sweep of Philadelphia to advance to the semi-finals.
Celtics defeat Sixers, 110-106.
BOS:
Kemba Walker: 32 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Jayson Tatum: 28 Pts. 15 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Jaylen Brown: 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Daniel Theis: 15 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
PHI:
Joel Embiid: 30 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
Tobias Harris: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Shake Milton: 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Josh Richardson: 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Al Horford: 12 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Tuesday, August 25 Schedule: 4 games
Game 4: Milwaukee at Orlando - 1:30 pm ET on NBATV
Game 4: Houston at Oklahoma City - 4 pm ET on TNT
Game 4: Miami at Indiana - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 4: L.A. Lakers at Portland - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 25, 2020, 05:14:49 PM
Heat defeat Pacers, 99-87.
IND:
Victor Oladipo: 25 Pts. 8 Rebs. 5 Asts. 5 Stls.
Myles Turner: 22 Pts. 14 Rebs. 1 Stls. 5 Blks.
TJ Warren: 21 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Malcolm Brogdon: 13 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls.
MIA:
Goran Dragic: 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Tyler Herro: 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Bam Adebayo: 14 Pts. 19 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kelly Olynyk: 11 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts.
* Dennis Schroder & Chris Paul come through late and hand Houston a Game 4 loss to tie the series!
Thunder defeat Rockets, 117-114.
HOU:
James Harden: 32 Pts. 6 Rebs. 14 Asts. 4 Stls.
Eric Gordon: 23 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Danuel House Jr.: 21 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Robert Covington: 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Blks.
OKC:
Dennis Schroder: 30 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Chris Paul: 26 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 18 Pts. 12 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Steven Adams: 12 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Asts.
* Giannis Antetokounmpo nearly gets a triple-double to help Milwaukee grab a Game 4 win over Orlando!
Bucks defeat Magic, 121-106.
MIL:
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 31 Pts. 15 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Blks.
Khris Middleton: 21 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Wesley Matthews: 12 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Brook Lopez: 10 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 3 Blks.
ORL:
Nikola Vucevic: 31 Pts. 11 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Blks.
Terrence Ross: 19 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Markelle Fultz: 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
Evan Fournier: 12 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
* Lakers DOMINATE from start to finish behind LeBron James to take Game 4 victory!
Lakers defeat Blazers, 135-115.
LAL:
LeBron James: 30 Pts. 6 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Blks.
Kyle Kuzma: 18 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Anthony Davis: 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Danny Green: 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Dwight Howard: 13 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts.
POR:
Jusuf Nurkic: 20 Pts. 13 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
C.J. McCollum: 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Carmelo Anthony: 16 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Gary Trent Jr.: 13 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Damian Lillard: 11 Pts. 1 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
* PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. Lakers - 3
8. Blazers - 1
4. Rockets - 2
5. Thunder - 2
3. Nuggets - 1
6. Jazz - 3
2. Clippers - 2
7. Mavericks - 2
East:
1. Bucks - 3
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. HEAT - 4
3. CELTICS - 4
6. 76ers - 0
2. RAPTORS - 4
7. Nets - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 26, 2020, 01:28:18 AM
* Nick Nurse has been named 2019-2020 Coach of the Year.
* After seven seasons, the Philadelphia 76ers have fired coach Brett Brown on Monday, sources tell Adrian Wojnarowski.
Potential candidates to replace Brown are Clippers assistant coach Ty Lue and Villanova head coach Jay Wright.
* Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor in advanced talks to sell the franchise to group led by former Memphis Grizzlies minority owner Daniel E. Straus.
* Wednesday, August 26 Schedule: 2 games
Game 5: Utah at Denver - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Dallas at L.A. Clippers - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 26, 2020, 03:35:52 PM
* Jamal Murray's 2nd half explosion helps Denver keep its season alive with Game 5 victory.
Nuggets defeat Jazz, 117-107.
UTA:
Donovan Mitchell: 30 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Mike Conley: 17 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jordan Clarkson: 17 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Joe Ingles: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
DEN:
Jamal Murray: 42 Pts. 8 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Nikola Jokic: 31 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Blks.
Michael Porter Jr.: 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jerami Grant: 13 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
* Paul George bounces back to put up 35 POINTS in Clippers' HUGE blowout victory in Game 5!
Clippers defeat Mavericks, 154-111.
DAL:
Luka Doncic: 22 Pts. 8 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Blks.
Tim Hardaway Jr.: 19 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Trey Burke: 15 Pts. 1 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Maxi Kleber: 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
LAC:
Paul George: 35 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Kawhi Leonard: 32 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Montrezl Harrell: 19 Pts. 11 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
Marcus Morris: 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
* PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. Lakers - 3
8. Blazers - 1
4. Rockets - 2
5. Thunder - 2
3. Nuggets - 2
6. Jazz - 3
2. Clippers - 3
7. Mavericks - 2
East:
1. Bucks - 3
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. HEAT - 4
3. CELTICS - 4
6. 76ers - 0
2. RAPTORS - 4
7. Nets - 0
* Thursday, August 27 Schedule: 3 games
Game 5: Orlando at Milwaukee - 4 pm ET on NBATV
Game 5: Oklahoma City at Houston - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 5: Portland at L.A. Lakers - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 27, 2020, 11:07:44 AM
* The Milwaukee Bucks have decided to boycott Game 5.
Game 5 will not be played!
* Thunder and Rockets are boycotting Game 5 as well.
* The Lakers and Trail Blazers are sitting Game 5 of series.
All three NBA games today will not be played as players sit in wake of Jacob Blake shooting.
* The Lakers and Clippers have voted to boycott the NBA season. Most other teams voted to continue.
Lebron James has exited the meeting.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 29, 2020, 02:20:30 AM
* The Indiana Pacers have fired coach Nate McMillan.
* The Lakers and Clippers have voted to boycott the NBA season. Most other teams voted to continue.
* Michael Jordan has taken a strong position to help owners see different point of views: 'He isn't just speaking as an owner, or even a player...he's speaking as a black man.' 🐐
* When executive director of the players union, Michele Roberts asked to 'take the mic' and speak about financial ramifications an Orlando exit would cause, Beverley rudely interrupted her numerous times ("I pay your salary!") to a point that Chris Paul had to step in.
* While Trump blasted the NBA over its bad ratings, saying it has become a “political organization”, Joe Biden showed his support for the entire NBA.
* Stan Van Gundy:
"NBA players protesting racial injustice seems to have motivated many Twitter followers to take an interest in human rights in China. I am sure those who use China to criticize NBA players are working tirelessly and giving generously to further the cause of human rights in China."
* Head Coaches and executives from Cleveland’s three major professional sports teams, the Cavaliers, Browns and Indians, are forming a sports alliance to develop a sustainable and direct strategy to address social injustice facing the city of Cleveland and all Northeast Ohio.
* Doc Rivers told the players 'your power is your talent, and guys should stay and play'.
* The last time NBA playoff games were postponed:
-In LA, in 1992, when the Rodney King riots raged.
-In 1968, in the days after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.
* Former president, Barack Obama stands with the NBA and WBNA!
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*The NBA's players have decided to resume the playoffs.
* The NBA just announced games are officially resuming tomorrow.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 29, 2020, 02:55:56 PM
* The Mavericks announce that Kristaps Porzingis has been playing with a lateral meniscus tear in his right knee and have ruled him out for the remainder of their first-round series against the Clippers.
* According to Stephen A. Smith, the younger players were “turned off” by LeBron James in the players meeting, because he came across like he was above everyone else.
* When executive director of the players union, Michele Roberts asked to 'take the mic' and speak about financial ramifications an Orlando exit would cause, Beverley rudely interrupted her numerous times ("I pay your salary!") to a point that Chris Paul had to step in.
* Sports bookie DraftKings is planning to donate 100% of percent of its profits from this weekend's NBA and WNBA daily fantasy contests to a charity involved with combating racial injustice. ✊🏿🙏
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 30, 2020, 01:29:07 AM
Saturday
• Orlando - Milwaukee (3:30 PM)
• Oklahoma City - Houston (6:30 PM)
• Portland - LA Lakers (9 PM)
Sunday
• Boston - Toronto (1 PM)
• LA Clippers - Dallas (3:30 PM)
• Denver - Utah (8:30 PM)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 30, 2020, 01:57:29 PM
* Former All-Star Cliff Robinson has died.
* Brooklyn Nets' Owner Joe Tsai pledges $50 million to Brooklyn's Black Community.
Giannis Antetokounmpo's double-double moves Milwaukee past Orlando with Game 5 victory!
Bucks defeat Magic, 118-104.
ORL:
Nikola Vucevic: 22 Pts. 15 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Evan Fournier: 18 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
D.J. Augustin: 15 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Markelle Fultz: 14 Pts. 1 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Blks.
Terrence Ross: 13 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
MIL:
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 28 Pts. 17 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Khris Middleton: 21 Pts. 10 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls.
Brook Lopez: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Marvin Williams: 12 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Blks.
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James Harden's 31 POINTS lead Houston to a BLOWOUT victory over OKC in Game 5!
Rockets defeat Thunder, 114-80.
OKC:
Dennis Schroder: 19 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Chris Paul: 16 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Steven Adams: 12 Pts. 14 Rebs.
HOU:
James Harden: 31 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Robert Covington: 22 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Eric Gordon: 20 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
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Anthony Davis & LeBron James lead the charge to help Lakers get Game 5 victory to advance to the semi-finals! The Lakers defeat Portland to secure their first NBAPlayoffs series win since 2012.
Lakers defeat Blazers, 131-122.
POR:
C.J. McCollum: 36 Pts. 6 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls.
Carmelo Anthony: 27 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Jusuf Nurkic: 16 Pts. 10 Rebs. 6 Asts. 5 Stls. 1 Blks.
Gary Trent Jr.: 16 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 43 Pts. 9 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
LeBron James: 36 Pts. 10 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: 14 Pts. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Dwight Howard: 11 Pts. 6 Rebs.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. LAKERS - 4
8. Blazers - 1
4. Rockets - 3
5. Thunder - 2
3. Nuggets - 2
6. Jazz - 3
2. Clippers - 3
7. Mavericks - 2
East:
1. BUCKS - 4
8. Magic - 1
4. Pacers - 0
5. HEAT - 4
3. CELTICS - 4
6. 76ers - 0
2. RAPTORS - 4
7. Nets - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 31, 2020, 12:47:35 PM
scoring.
Celtics defeat Raptors, 112-94.
BOS:
Jayson Tatum: 21 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Marcus Smart: 21 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Kemba Walker: 18 Pts. 3 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jaylen Brown: 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Daniel Theis: 13 Pts. 15 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
TOR:
Kyle Lowry: 17 Pts. 6 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Serge Ibaka: 15 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Asts.
OG Anunoby: 12 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Blks.
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Kawhi Leonard FILLS up the stat sheet, as Clippers hold off Dallas in Game 6 to
advance to the semi-finals!
Clippers defeat Mavericks, 111-97.
LAC:
Kawhi Leonard: 33 Pts. 14 Rebs. 7 Asts. 5 Stls.
Paul George: 15 Pts. 9 Rebs. 7 Asts.
Ivica Zubac: 15 Pts. 11 Rebs.
DAL:
Luka Doncic: 38 Pts. 9 Rebs. 9 Asts. 1 Stls.
Dorian Finney-Smith: 16 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Tim Hardaway Jr.: 10 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts.
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Jamal Murray & Donovan Mitchell have another AMAZING duel, as Denver forces a Game 7 with HUGE Game 6 win! 🔥
Nuggets defeat Jazz, 119-107.
DEN:
Jamal Murray: 50 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Nikola Jokic: 22 Pts. 4 Rebs. 9 Asts. 3 Stls.
Jerami Grant: 18 Pts. 1 Rebs. 2 Blks.
UTA:
Donovan Mitchell: 44 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Mike Conley: 21 Pts. 5 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Jordan Clarkson: 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West:
1. LAKERS - 4
8. Blazers - 1
4. Rockets - 3
5. Thunder - 2
3. Nuggets - 3
6. Jazz - 3
2. CLIPPERS- 4
7. Mavericks - 2
East (Semis):
1. Bucks - 0
5. Heat - 0
3. Celtics - 1
2. Raptors - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 02, 2020, 04:53:18 PM
* Brandon Ingram has been named 2019-2020 Most Improved Player.
* Jayson Tatum scores 34 PTS & Marcus Smart catches fire in the 4th, as Boston takes Game 2 over Toronto!
Celtics defeat Raptors, 102-99.
BOS:
Jayson Tatum: 34 Pts. 8 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
Marcus Smart: 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
Kemba Walker: 17 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Jaylen Brown: 16 Pts. 8 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
TOR:
OG Anunoby: 20 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Stls.
Fred VanVleet: 19 Pts. 5 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Pascal Siakam: 17 Pts. 8 Rebs. 6 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Serge Ibaka: 17 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Blks.
Kyle Lowry: 16 Pts. 5 Rebs. 7 Asts. 4 Stls. 1 Blks.
* Nikola Jokic's HUGE double-double helps Denver win in intense Game 7 to advance to semi-finals.
Nuggets defeat Jazz, 80-78.
UTA:
Donovan Mitchell: 22 Pts. 9 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
Rudy Gobert: 19 Pts. 18 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Jordan Clarkson: 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 30 Pts. 14 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Jamal Murray: 17 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Michael Porter Jr.: 10 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: 1st Round
1. LAKERS - 4
8. Blazers - 1
4. Rockets - 3
5. Thunder - 3
3. NUGGETS - 4
6. Jazz - 3
2. CLIPPERS- 4
7. Mavericks - 2
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 0
5. Heat - 1
3. Celtics - 2
2. Raptors - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 03, 2020, 05:00:02 PM
Heat defeat Bucks, 116-114.
MIA:
Goran Dragic: 23 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Tyler Herro: 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts.
Jae Crowder: 16 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Bam Adebayo: 15 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Duncan Robinson: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Jimmy Butler: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts. 3 Stls.
MIL:
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 29 Pts. 14 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Khris Middleton: 23 Pts. 6 Rebs. 8 Asts.
Eric Bledsoe: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Brook Lopez: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
George Hill: 14 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
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Robert Covington FILLS UP the stat sheet, as Houston escapes with a close win in Game 7 to advance to the semi-finals!
Rockets defeat Thunder, 104-102.
OKC:
Luguentz Dort: 30 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
Chris Paul: 19 Pts. 11 Rebs. 12 Asts. 2 Stls.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Dennis Schroder: 12 Pts. 6 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Steven Adams: 10 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
HOU:
Robert Covington: 21 Pts. 10 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls. 3 Blks.
Eric Gordon: 21 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Russell Westbrook: 20 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts.
James Harden: 17 Pts. 3 Rebs. 9 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Jeff Green: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 0
4. Rockets - 0
3. Nuggets - 0
2. Clippers - 0
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 0
5. Heat - 2
3. Celtics - 2
2. Raptors - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 04, 2020, 11:53:02 AM
Raptors defeat Celtics, 104-103.
TOR:
Kyle Lowry: 31 Pts. 6 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls.
Fred VanVleet: 25 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts.
Pascal Siakam: 16 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
OG Anunoby: 12 Pts. 10 Rebs. 1 Asts. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
Marc Gasol: 10 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Asts.
BOS:
Kemba Walker: 29 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 3 Stls.
Jaylen Brown: 19 Pts. 12 Rebs. 2 Asts. 4 Blks.
Jayson Tatum: 15 Pts. 9 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
Marcus Smart: 11 Pts. 5 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
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Kawhi Leonard pours in 29 PTS, and the Clippers DESTROY Denver in Game 1!
Clippers defeat Nuggets, 120-97.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Paul Millsap: 13 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
Jamal Murray: 12 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
Monte Morris: 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Jerami Grant: 12 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts.
LAC:
Kawhi Leonard: 29 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Paul George: 19 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Marcus Morris: 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Montrezl Harrell: 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Lou Williams: 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 0
4. Rockets - 0
3. Nuggets - 0
2. Clippers - 1
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 0
5. Heat - 2
3. Celtics - 2
2. Raptors - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 05, 2020, 06:06:29 PM
Heat defeat Bucks, 115-100.
MIL:
Brook Lopez: 22 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 21 Pts. 16 Rebs. 9 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Khris Middleton: 18 Pts. 3 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
George Hill: 13 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
MIA:
Jimmy Butler: 30 Pts. 7 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
Bam Adebayo: 20 Pts. 16 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks.
Jae Crowder: 17 Pts. 4 Rebs. 5 Asts.
Goran Dragic: 15 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
Tyler Herro: 13 Pts. 9 Rebs. 3 Asts.
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James Harden DROPS 36 PTS, as Houston CRUSHES the Lakers in Game 1!
Rockets defeat Lakers, 112-97.
HOU:
James Harden: 36 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Russell Westbrook: 24 Pts. 9 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
Eric Gordon: 23 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Austin Rivers: 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 25 Pts. 14 Rebs. 1 Asts. 3 Stls. 3 Blks.
LeBron James: 20 Pts. 8 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Blks.
Alex Caruso: 14 Pts. 2 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Danny Green: 10 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Blks.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 0
4. Rockets - 1
3. Nuggets - 0
2. Clippers - 1
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 0
5. Heat - 3
3. Celtics - 2
2. Raptors - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 06, 2020, 08:47:45 PM
Raptors defeat Celtics, 100-93.
TOR:
Pascal Siakam: 23 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Kyle Lowry: 22 Pts. 11 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Serge Ibaka: 18 Pts. 7 Rebs. 1 Blks.
Fred VanVleet: 17 Pts. 6 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Stls.
BOS:
Jayson Tatum: 24 Pts. 10 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Kemba Walker: 15 Pts. 2 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jaylen Brown: 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stls.
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Nikola Jokic's INCREDIBLE double-double helps Denver bounce back in Game 2 to beat the Clippers.
Nuggets defeat Clippers, 110-101.
DEN:
Jamal Murray: 27 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
Nikola Jokic: 26 Pts. 18 Rebs. 4 Asts. 3 Blks.
Paul Millsap: 13 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Gary Harris: 13 Pts. 2 Stls.
Michael Porter Jr.: 11 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Stls.
LAC:
Paul George: 22 Pts. 7 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Ivica Zubac: 15 Pts. 9 Rebs.
Kawhi Leonard: 13 Pts. 10 Rebs. 8 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Lou Williams: 13 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Blks.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 0
4. Rockets - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
2. Clippers - 1
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 0
5. Heat - 3
3. Celtics - 2
2. Raptors - 2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 08, 2020, 01:43:51 AM
Bucks defeat Heat, 118-115
MIL:
Khris Middleton: 36 Pts. 8 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls.
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 19 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Eric Bledsoe: 14 Pts. 10 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
Brook Lopez: 14 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
George Hill: 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
MIA:
Bam Adebayo: 26 Pts. 12 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Duncan Robinson: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jae Crowder: 18 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
Goran Dragic: 17 Pts. 4 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jimmy Butler: 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Anthony Davis & LeBron James combine for 62 PTS, as Lakers take Game 2 over Houston to even the series.
Lakers defeat Rockets, 117-109.
HOU:
Eric Gordon: 24 Pts. 2 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Blks.
James Harden: 22 Pts. 2 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls.
P.J. Tucker: 18 Pts. 11 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Robert Covington: 17 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Russell Westbrook: 10 Pts. 12 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 34 Pts. 10 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Blks.
LeBron James: 28 Pts. 11 Rebs. 9 Asts. 4 Stls. 2 Blks.
Markieff Morris: 16 Pts. 5 Rebs.
Kyle Kuzma: 13 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Rajon Rondo: 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 9 Asts. 5 Stls.
PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 1
4. Rockets - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
2. Clippers - 1
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 1
5. Heat - 3
3. Celtics - 2
2. Raptors - 2
Tuesday, September 8 Schedules: 2 games
Game 5: Boston at Toronto - 6:30 pm ET on TNT
Game 3: L.A. Clippers at Denver - 9 pm ET on TNT
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 08, 2020, 09:25:22 PM
Celtics defeat Raptors, 111-89.
BOS:
Jaylen Brown: 27 Pts. 6 Rebs. 3 Stls.
Kemba Walker: 21 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Blks.
Jayson Tatum: 18 Pts. 10 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Daniel Theis: 15 Pts. 8 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Blks.
Brad Wanamaker: 15 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
Marcus Smart: 12 Pts. 7 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
TOR:
Fred VanVleet: 18 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls.
Norman Powell: 16 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Pascal Siakam: 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Kyle Lowry: 10 Pts. 2 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
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Paul George's 32 PTS & Kawhi Leonard's BIG double-double lead Clippers to an intense Game 3 win!
Clippers defeat Nuggets, 113-107.
LAC:
Paul George: 32 Pts. 4 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls.
Kawhi Leonard: 23 Pts. 14 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
Marcus Morris: 12 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts.
Montrezl Harrell: 11 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Stls.
Lou Williams: 10 Pts. 5 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Stls.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 32 Pts. 12 Rebs. 8 Asts. 1 Stls.
Michael Porter Jr.: 18 Pts. 10 Rebs. 1 Asts. 3 Stls.
Jamal Murray: 14 Pts. 4 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls.
Paul Millsap: 11 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 1
4. Rockets - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
2. Clippers - 2
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 1
5. Heat - 3
3. Celtics - 3
2. Raptors - 2
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 11, 2020, 12:03:28 AM
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Kyle Lowry and the Raptors force a Game 7 after an INTENSE, thrilling Game 6 victory in double overtime!
Raptors defeat Celtics, 125-122.
TOR:
Kyle Lowry: 33 Pts. 8 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Norman Powell: 23 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Fred VanVleet: 21 Pts. 9 Rebs. 7 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Serge Ibaka: 13 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Blks.
OG Anunoby: 13 Pts. 13 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
Pascal Siakam: 12 Pts. 8 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls.
BOS:
Jaylen Brown: 31 Pts. 16 Rebs. 2 Asts. 2 Stls.
Jayson Tatum: 29 Pts. 14 Rebs. 9 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Marcus Smart: 23 Pts. 11 Rebs. 10 Asts. 1 Stls.
Daniel Theis: 18 Pts. 7 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
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Kawhi Leonard FILLS up the stat sheet to lead the Clippers to a Game 4 victory over Denver!
Clippers defeat Nuggets, 96-85.
LAC:
Kawhi Leonard: 30 Pts. 11 Rebs. 9 Asts. 4 Stls. 2 Blks.
Montrezl Harrell: 15 Pts. 2 Rebs.
Lou Williams: 12 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Ivica Zubac: 11 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Blks.
Marcus Morris: 11 Pts. 1 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Paul George: 10 Pts. 3 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 26 Pts. 11 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
Jamal Murray: 18 Pts. 4 Rebs. 7 Asts. 1 Stls.
Michael Porter Jr.: 15 Pts. 6 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Blks.
Gary Harris: 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 2
4. Rockets - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
2. Clippers - 3
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 1
5. HEAT - 4
3. Celtics - 3
2. Raptors - 3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 12, 2020, 02:39:47 AM
Lakers defeat Rockets, 110-100.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 29 Pts. 12 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Blks.
LeBron James: 16 Pts. 15 Rebs. 9 Asts. 2 Stls.
Alex Caruso: 16 Pts. 3 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Rajon Rondo: 11 Pts. 10 Rebs. 8 Asts. 2 Stls.
HOU:
Russell Westbrook: 25 Pts. 2 Rebs. 2 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
James Harden: 21 Pts. 3 Rebs. 10 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks. 2/11 FG, 16/20 FT
Eric Gordon: 19 Pts. 1 Rebs. 3 Asts. 1 Stls.
Austin Rivers: 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Semi-Finals
1. Lakers - 3
4. Rockets - 1
3. Nuggets - 1
2. Clippers - 3
East: Semi-Finals
1. Bucks - 1
5. HEAT - 4
3. Celtics - 3
2. Raptors - 3
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 16, 2020, 03:01:37 PM
Heat defeat Celtics, 117-114.
MIA:
Goran Dragic: 29 Pts. 7 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Blks.
Jae Crowder: 22 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jimmy Butler: 20 Pts. 5 Rebs. 5 Asts. 2 Stls.
Bam Adebayo: 18 Pts. 6 Rebs. 9 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
Tyler Herro: 12 Pts. 11 Rebs. 9 Asts.
BOS:
Jayson Tatum: 30 Pts. 14 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
Marcus Smart: 26 Pts. 3 Rebs. 1 Asts.
Kemba Walker: 19 Pts. 3 Rebs. 6 Asts. 1 Blks.
Jaylen Brown: 17 Pts. 5 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls.
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Jamal Murray DROPS 40 PTS and Nikola Jokic grabs a triple-double, as Denver eliminates the Clippers to advance to the Conference Finals!
Nuggets defeat Clippers, 104-89.
DEN:
Jamal Murray: 40 Pts. 4 Rebs. 5 Asts. 1 Stls.
Nikola Jokic: 16 Pts. 22 Rebs. 13 Asts. 2 Stls. 3 Blks.
Gary Harris: 14 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jerami Grant: 12 Pts. 5 Rebs. 1 Asts.
LAC:
Montrezl Harrell: 20 Pts. 3 Rebs.
Kawhi Leonard: 14 Pts. 6 Rebs. 6 Asts. 2 Stls. 1 Blks.
Paul George: 10 Pts. 4 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 1 Blks.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Conference Finals
1. Lakers - 0
3. Nuggets - 0
East: Conference Finals
5. Heat - 1
3. Celtics - 0
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 17, 2020, 05:49:03 AM
1ST TEAM: LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Anthony Davis, James Harden, Luka Doncic
2ND TEAM: Kawhi Leonard, Damian Lillard, Nikola Jokic, Chris Paul, Pascal Siakam
3RD TEAM: Jayson Tatum, Jimmy Butler, Rudy Gobert, Ben Simmons, Russell Westbrook
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 19, 2020, 07:16:19 AM
*OFFICIAL: Giannis Antetokounmpo has won his second consecutive Most Valuable Player Award.
*Giannis after receiving his 2nd MVP award in a row: “Don’t call me MVP until I’m a champion.”
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 19, 2020, 11:28:38 AM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 20, 2020, 08:46:31 PM
Celtics defeat Heat, 117-106.
BOS:
Jaylen Brown: 26 Pts. 7 Rebs. 5 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jayson Tatum: 25 Pts. 14 Rebs. 8 Asts.
Kemba Walker: 21 Pts. 6 Rebs. 2 Asts.
Marcus Smart: 20 Pts. 4 Rebs. 6 Asts.
MIA:
Bam Adebayo: 27 Pts. 16 Rebs. 1 Asts. 3 Stls. 2 Blks.
Tyler Herro: 22 Pts. 3 Rebs. 4 Asts. 1 Stls.
Jimmy Butler: 17 Pts. 8 Rebs. 3 Asts. 2 Blks.
Duncan Robinson: 13 Pts. 1 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Blks.
Goran Dragic: 11 Pts. 1 Rebs. 5 Asts.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Conference Finals
1. Lakers - 1
3. Nuggets - 0
East: Conference Finals
5. Heat - 2
3. Celtics - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 21, 2020, 09:19:51 PM
Anthony Davis HITS game-winning three & scores 31 PTS to help the Lakers grab Game 2 victory!
Lakers defeat Nuggets, 105-103.
DEN:
Nikola Jokic: 30 Pts. 6 Rebs. 9 Asts. 4 Stls. 1 Blks.
Jamal Murray: 25 Pts. 6 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Stls. 2 Blks.
Michael Porter Jr.: 15 Pts. 4 Rebs.
LAL:
Anthony Davis: 31 Pts. 9 Rebs. 2 Asts. 1 Stls. 2 Blks.
LeBron James: 26 Pts. 11 Rebs. 4 Asts. 2 Blks.
Danny Green: 11 Pts. 4 Rebs. 1 Asts. 3 Stls. 1 Blks.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope: 11 Pts. 2 Rebs. 1 Asts. 1 Stls.
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PLAYOFFS BRACKET:
West: Conference Finals
1. Lakers - 2
3. Nuggets - 0
East: Conference Finals
5. Heat - 2
3. Celtics - 1
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 29, 2020, 09:45:31 PM
1. Los Angeles Lakers vs. 5. Miami Heat
Game 1: Wed, September 30 at 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 2: Fri, October 2 at 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 3: Sun, October 4 at 7:30 pm ET on ABC
Game 4: Tues, October 6 at 9 pm ET on ABC
Game 5: Fri, October 9 at 9 pm ET on ABC*
Game 6: Sun, October 11 at 7:30 pm ET on ABC*
Game 7: Tues, October 13 at 9 pm ET on ABC*
* - If necessary
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Post by: jorelfos69 on September 29, 2020, 11:39:49 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 26, 2020, 12:52:29 AM
NBA 2K21 Star Player Ratings Released.
NBA 2K21 will launch for the Next Gen consoles next month. The Playstation 5 edition is expected to be released on November 12 and 2K21 for XBox Series X is expected to hit the stores on November 10.
The creators of the game now released the Next Gen ratings for some (not all) of the NBA’s biggest stars.
As expected, LeBron James, in his 18th season, leads the pack and is the highest rated player in the game.
LeBron James: 98
Giannis Antetokounmpo: 97
James Harden: 96
Anthony Davis: 96
Stephen Curry: 95
Kevin Durant: 95
Luka Doncic: 94
Jimmy Butler: 93
Kyrie Irving: 90
Jayson Tatum: 90
Devin Booker: 88
Donovan Mitchell: 88
Trae Young: 88
Rudy Gobert: 87
Jamal Murray: 87
Kemba Walker & Jaylen Brown: 86
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 13, 2021, 01:04:11 AM
Knicks - 88 Hornets - 109
Knox: 19 Pts. Barrett: 5 Asts. Robinson: 11 Rebs./Hayward: 34 Pts. Graham: 7 Asts. Ball: 14 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 101 Cavaliers - 91
Brooks: 21 Pts. Anderson: 9 Asts. Brooks: 7 Rebs./Drummond: 19 Pts. Dotson: 6 Asts. Drummond: 14 Rebs.
Bucks - 121 Magic - 99
Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 4 Asts. Middleton: 10 Rebs./Vucevic: 28 Pts. Gordon: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs.
Suns - 107 Wizards - 128
Booker: 33 Pts. Paul: 11 Asts. Saric: 6 Rebs./Beal: 34 Pts. Beal: 9 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs.
Sixers - 94 Hawks - 112
Embiid: 24 Pts. Maxey: 4 Asts. Embiid: 11 Rebs./Young: 26 Pts. Young: 8 Asts. Capela: 11 Rebs.
Raptors - 111 Blazers - 112
Siakam: 22 Pts. Siakam: 10 Asts. Siakam: 13 Rebs./McCollum: 30 Pts. McCollum: 5 Asts. Covington: 8 Rebs.
Pacers - 122 Kings - 127
Sabonis: 28 Pts. Brogdon: 9 Asts. Sabonis: 11 Rebs./Barnes: 30 Pts. Fox: 9 Asts. Holmes: 10 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 7-3
2. Bucks 7-4
3. Sixers 7-4
4. Pacers 6-4
5. Magic 6-5
6. Hornets 6-5
7. Hawks 5-5
8. Heat 4-4
9. Knicks 5-6
10. Nets 5-6
11. Cavaliers 5-6
12. Bulls 4-7
13. Wizards 3-8
14. Raptors 2-8
15. Pistons 2-8
West:
1. Lakers 8-3
2. Clippers 7-4
3. Suns 7-4
4. Jazz 6-4
5. Blazers 6-4
6. Warriors 6-4
7. Mavericks 5-4
8. Thunder 5-4
9. Spurs 5-5
10. Nuggets 5-5
11. Kings 5-6
12. Pelicans 4-5
13. Grizzlies 4-6
14. Rockets 3-5
15. Timberwolves 3-7
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 13, 2021, 01:17:04 AM
Boston at Chicago - POSTPONED
Miami at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET
Denver at Brooklyn - 7:30 pm ET
Utah at Cleveland - 7:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Houston - 8 pm ET on NBATV
San Antonio at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET
Indiana at Golden State - 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
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*2020 - 2021 NBA SEASON
PLAYER OF THE WEEK*
#Week 1
EAST
Domantas Sabonis
- 24.3 PPG 11RPG 7.0 APG
WEST
Brandon Ingram
- 26.7 PPG 7.3 RPG 6.7 APG
#Week 2
EAST
Tobias Harris
- 23.3 PPG 9.7 RPG 4.0 APG
WEST
Stephen Curry
- 39.7 PPG 6.0 RPG 5.0 APG
#Week 3
EAST
Jayson Tatum
- 33 PPG 5.3 RPG 2.7 APG
WEST
Luka Doncic
- 30.3 PPG 12 RPG 11.3 APG
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 14, 2021, 06:28:38 AM
Nets get James Harden
Pacers get Caris LeVert
Rockets get Victor Oladipo, Dante Exum, Rodions Kurucs, four first-round picks, and four pick swaps
Cavaliers get Jarrett Allen and Taurean Prince
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 14, 2021, 11:21:14 PM
Mavericks - 104 Hornets - 93
Doncic: 34 Pts. Doncic: 9 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 14 Rebs./Rozier: 18 Pts. Graham: 7 Asts. Washington: 10 Rebs.
Bucks - 110 Pistons - 101
Antetokounmpo: 22 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Asts. Lopez: 11 Rebs./Grant: 22 Pts. Wright: 7 Asts. Plumlee: 13 Rebs.
Nets - 116 Knicks - 109
Durant: 26 Pts. Chiozza: 7 Asts. Brown: 14 Rebs./Randle: 30 Pts. Randle: 5 Asts. Robinson: 12 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 118 Timberwolves - 107
Valanciunas: 24 Pts. Jones: 7 Asts. Valanciunas: 16 Rebs./Beasley: 28 Pts. Russell: 8 Asts. Towns: 14 Rebs.
Lakers - 128 Thunder - 99
James: 26 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Davis: 7 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 17 Pts. Roby: 4 Asts. Roby: 9 Rebs.
Pelicans - 106 Clippers - 111
N. Alexander-Walker: 37 Pts. Adams: 5 Asts. Hayes: 10 Rebs./Leonard: 28 Pts. Leonard: 9 Asts. Zubac: 7 Rebs.
Blazers - 132 Kings - 126
Lillard: 40 Pts. Lillard: 13 Asts. Nurkic: 12 Rebs./Fox: 29 Pts. Haliburton: 9 Asts. Holmes: 9 Rebs.
Jazz vs. Wizards - POSTPONED
Magic vs. Celtics - POSTPONED
Hawks vs. Suns - POSTPONED
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 7-3
2. Bucks 8-4
3. Sixers 8-4
4. Pacers 7-4
5. Magic 6-5
6. Nets 7-6
7. Hornets 6-6
8. Hawks 5-5
9. Heat 4-5
10. Knicks 5-7
11. Cavaliers 5-7
12. Bulls 4-7
13. Wizards 3-8
14. Raptors 2-8
15. Pistons 2-9
West:
1. Lakers 10-3
2. Clippers 8-4
3. Jazz 7-4
4. Suns 7-4
5. Blazers 7-4
6. Mavericks 6-4
7. Warriors 6-5
8. Spurs 6-5
9. Nuggets 5-6
10. Grizzlies 5-6
11. Thunder 5-6
12. Kings 5-7
13. Pelicans 4-6
14. Rockets 3-6
15. Timberwolves 3-8
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 14, 2021, 11:22:42 PM
Miami at Philadelphia - 7:30 pm ET on TNT
Charlotte at Toronto - 7:30 pm ET
Houston at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET
Golden State at Denver - 10 pm ET on TNT
Indiana at Portland - 10 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 14, 2021, 11:24:52 PM
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 15, 2021, 09:44:31 PM
Heat - 108 Sixers - 125
Robinson: 22 Pts. Vincent: 8 Asts. Achiuwa: 11 Rebs./Milton: 31 Pts. Simmons: 12 Asts. Simmons: 10 Rebs.
Hornets - 108 Raptors - 111
Rozier: 22 Pts. Ball: 11 Asts. Washington: 11 Rebs./Boucher: 25 Pts. Lowry: 12 Asts. Boucher: 10 Rebs.
Rockets - 109 Spurs - 105
Wood: 27 Pts. Tate: 10 Asts. Wood: 15 Rebs./Johnson: 29 Pts. DeRozan: 7 Asts. Murray: 8 Rebs.
Warriors - 104 Nuggets - 114
Curry: 35 Pts. Green: 7 Asts. Curry: 11 Rebs./Jokic: 23 Pts. Jokic: 10 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs.
Pacers - 111 Blazers - 87
Brogdon: 25 Pts. McConnell: 8 Asts. Sabonis: 15 Rebs./Lillard: 22 Pts. Lillard: 4 Asts. Kanter: 9 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 7-3
2. Sixers 9-4
3. Bucks 8-4
4. Pacers 8-4
5. Magic 6-5
6. Nets 7-6
7. Hawks 5-5
8. Hornets 6-7
9. Knicks 5-7
10. Cavaliers 5-7
11. Heat 4-6
12. Bulls 4-7
13. Raptors 3-8
14. Wizards 3-8
15. Pistons 2-9
West:
1. Lakers 10-3
2. Clippers 8-4
3. Suns 7-4
4. Jazz 7-4
5. Mavericks 6-4
6. Blazers 7-5
7. Nuggets 6-6
8. Warriors 6-6
9. Spurs 6-6
10. Grizzlies 5-6
11. Thunder 5-6
12. Kings 5-7
13. Pelicans 4-6
14. Rockets 4-6
15. Timberwolves 3-8
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 15, 2021, 09:46:41 PM
Washington at Detroit - POSTPONED
Orlando at Boston - 7:30 pm ET
New York at Cleveland - 7:30 pm ET
Dallas at Milwaukee - 7:30 pm ET on ESPN
Memphis at Minnesota - 8 pm ET
Golden State at Phoenix - POSTPONED
Chicago at Oklahoma City - 8 pm ET
Atlanta at Utah - 9 pm ET
New Orleans at L.A. Lakers - 10 pm ET on ESPN
L.A. Clippers at Sacramento - 10 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 16, 2021, 02:44:04 PM
Magic - 97 Celtics - 124
Gordon: 17 Pts. Vucevic: 4 Asts. Birch: 12 Rebs./Brown: 21 Pts. Brown: 8 Asts. Thompson: 11 Rebs.
Knicks - 103 Cavaliers - 106
Randle: 28 Pts. Randle: 6 Asts. Randle: 6 Rebs./Drummond: 33 Pts. Osman: 5 Asts. Drummond: 23 Rebs.
Mavericks - 109 Bucks - 112
Doncic: 28 Pts. Doncic: 13 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 11 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 31 Pts. Middleton: 6 Asts. Portis: 13 Rebs.
Bulls - 125 Thunder - 127
LaVine: 35 Pts. White: 7 Asts. Carter Jr.: 11 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 33 Pts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 10 Asts. Dort: 8 Rebs.
Hawks - 92 Jazz - 116
Reddish: 20 Pts. Young: 7 Asts. Capela: 11 Rebs./Mitchell: 26 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
Pelicans - 95 Lakers - 112
Williamson: 21 Pts. Ingram: 5 Asts. Williamson: 12 Rebs./James: 21 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Kuzma: 13 Rebs.
Clippers - 138 Kings - 100
Leonard: 27 Pts. Leonard: 6 Asts. Mann: 9 Rebs./Bagley III: 20 Pts. Hield: 5 Asts. Metu: 8 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 8-3
2. Bucks 9-4
3. Sixers 9-4
4. Pacers 8-4
5. Nets 7-6
6. Magic 6-6
7. Cavaliers 6-7
8. Hornets 6-7
9. Hawks 5-6
10. Heat 4-6
11. Knicks 5-8
12. Bulls 4-8
13. Raptors 3-8
14. Wizards 3-8
15. Pistons 2-9
West:
1. Lakers 11-3
2. Clippers 9-4
3. Jazz 8-4
4. Suns 7-4
5. Blazers 7-5
6. Mavericks 6-5
7. Warriors 6-6
8. Spurs 6-6
9. Nuggets 6-6
10. Thunder 6-6
11. Grizzlies 5-6
12. Rockets 4-6
13. Kings 5-8
14. Pelicans 4-7
15. Timberwolves 3-8
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 18, 2021, 02:13:32 AM
Rockets - 91 Spurs - 103
Wood: 24 Pts. Tate: 5 Asts. Wood: 18 Rebs./DeRozan: 24 Pts. DeRozan: 4 Asts. Poeltl: 11 Rebs.
Magic - 115 Nets - 122
Vucevic: 34 Pts. Anthony: 8 Asts. Vucevic: 10 Rebs./Durant: 42 Pts. Harden: 14 Asts. Harden: 12 Rebs.
Hornets - 113 Raptors - 116
Hayward: 25 Pts. Graham: 7 Asts. Washington: 12 Rebs./Powell: 24 Pts. VanVleet: 10 Asts. Boucher: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 120 Heat - 100
Grant: 24 Pts. Wright: 10 Asts. Stewart: 11 Rebs./Adebayo: 28 Pts. Dragic: 10 Asts. Adebayo: 7 Rebs.
Sixers - 104 Grizzlies - 106
Milton: 28 Pts. Simmons: 9 Asts. Howard: 18 Rebs./Morant: 17 Pts. Morant: 6 Asts. Clarke: 11 Rebs.
Pacers vs. Suns: POSTPONED
Hawks - 106 Blazers - 112
Young: 26 Pts. Young: 11 Asts. Capela: 15 Rebs./Lillard: 36 Pts. Lillard: 7 Asts. Kanter: 15 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 8-3
2. Bucks 9-4
3. Pacers 8-4
4. Sixers 9-5
5. Nets 8-6
6. Magic 6-7
7. Cavaliers 6-7
8. Hornets 6-8
9. Hawks 5-7
10. Knicks 5-8
11. Heat 4-7
12. Raptors 4-8
13. Bulls 4-8
14. Wizards 3-8
15. Pistons 3-9
West:
1. Lakers 11-3
2. Clippers 9-4
3. Jazz 8-4
4. Suns 7-4
5. Blazers 8-5
6. Mavericks 6-5
7. Spurs 7-6
8. Nuggets 6-6
9. Warriors 6-6
10. Grizzlies 6-6
11. Thunder 6-6
12. Kings 5-8
13. Pelicans 4-7
14. Rockets 4-7
15. Timberwolves 3-8
Sunday, January 17 Schedule: 6 games
New York at Boston - 1 pm ET on NBATV
Cleveland at Washington - POSTPONED
Chicago at Dallas - 3 pm ET
Philadelphia at Oklahoma City - 7 pm ET on NBATV
Utah at Denver - 8 pm ET
New Orleans at Sacramento - 9 pm ET
Indiana at L.A. Clippers - 10 pm ET on NBATV
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 19, 2021, 12:13:17 AM
Knicks - 105 Celtics - 75
Randle: 20 Pts. Quickley: 8 Asts. Randle: 12 Rebs./Brown: 25 Pts. Walker: 4 Asts. Theis: 7 Rebs.
Cavaliers vs. Wizards - POSTPONED
Bulls - 117 Mavericks - 101
Markkanen: 29 Pts. LaVine: 10 Asts. Markkanen: 10 Rebs./Doncic: 36 Pts. Doncic: 15 Asts. Doncic: 16 Rebs.
Sixers vs. Thunder - POSTPONED
Jazz - 109 Nuggets - 105
Clarkson: 23 Pts. Conley: 8 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs./Jokic: 35 Pts. Jokic: 9 Asts. Jokic: 14 Rebs.
Pelicans - 128 Kings - 123
Williamson: 31 Pts. Alexander-Walker: 5 Asts. Adams: 15 Rebs./Fox: 43 Pts. Fox: 13 Asts. Bagley III: 10 Rebs.
Pacers - 96 Clippers - 129
McDermott: 23 Pts. Brogdon: 8 Asts. Sabonis: 14 Rebs./George: 20 Pts. Beverley: 6 Asts. George: 7 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 9-4
2. Celtics 8-4
3. Sixers 9-5
4. Pacers 8-5
5. Nets 8-6
6. Magic 6-7
7. Cavaliers 6-7
8. Hornets 6-8
9. Knicks 6-8
10. Hawks 5-7
11. Bulls 5-8
12. Heat 4-7
13. Raptors 4-8
14. Wizards 3-8
15. Pistons 3-9
West:
1. Lakers 11-3
2. Clippers 10-4
3. Jazz 9-4
4. Suns 7-4
5. Blazers 8-5
6. Spurs 7-6
7. Mavericks 6-6
8. Warriors 6-6
9. Grizzlies 6-6
10. Thunder 6-6
11. Nuggets 6-7
12. Pelicans 5-7
13. Rockets 4-7
14. Kings 5-9
15. Timberwolves 3-8[/b
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 19, 2021, 10:37:49 PM
Magic - 84 Knicks - 91
Vucevic: 24 Pts. Gordon: 9 Asts. Gordon: 17 Rebs./Barrett: 22 Pts. Barrett: 4 Asts. Randle: 17 Rebs.
Cavaliers vs. Wizards - POSTPONED
Timberwolves - 97 Hawks - 108
Russell: 31 Pts. Russell: 7 Asts. Vanderbilt: 8 Rebs./Hunter: 25 Pts. Young: 13 Asts. Capela: 15 Rebs.
Spurs - 125 Blazers - 104
Aldridge: 22 Pts. DeRozan: 11 Asts. Murray: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 35 Pts. Lillard: 6 Asts. Kanter: 8 Rebs.
Suns - 104 Grizzlies - 108
Ayton: 18 Pts. Paul: 7 Asts. Ayton: 16 Rebs./Clarke: 17 Pts. Morant: 10 Asts. Anderson: 8 Rebs.
Bucks - 123 Nets - 125
Antetokounmpo: 34 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 7 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 12 Rebs./Harden: 34 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Jordan: 12 Rebs.
Mavericks - 93 Raptors - 116
Porzingis: 23 Pts. Doncic: 9 Asts. Porzingis: 9 Rebs./Lowry: 23 Pts. Lowry: 7 Asts. Anunoby: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 120 Bulls - 125
Oladipo: 32 Pts. Oladipo: 9 Asts. Wood: 9 Rebs./LaVine: 33 Pts. LaVine: 7 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 107 Heat - 113
Grant: 27 Pts. Grant: 6 Asts. Plumlee: 7 Rebs./Adebayo: 28 Pts. Adebayo: 5 Asts. Adebayo: 11 Rebs.
Warriors - 115 Lakers - 113
Curry: 26 Pts. Green: 9 Asts. Green: 8 Rebs./Schroder: 25 Pts. Davis: 7 Asts. Davis: 17 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 8-4
2. Bucks 9-5
3. Sixers 9-5
4. Pacers 8-5
5. Nets 9-6
6. Knicks 7-8
7. Cavaliers 6-7
8. Hawks 6-7
9. Magic 6-8
10. Hornets 6-8
11. Bulls 6-8
12. Heat 5-7
13. Raptors 5-8
14. Wizards 3-8
15. Pistons 3-10
West:
1. Lakers 11-4
2. Clippers 10-4
3. Jazz 9-4
4. Suns 7-5
5. Spurs 8-6
6. Blazers 8-6
7. Warriors 7-6
8. Grizzlies 7-6
9. Thunder 6-6
10. Mavericks 6-7
11. Nuggets 6-7
12. Pelicans 5-7
13. Kings 5-9
14. Rockets 4-8
15. Timberwolves 3-9
Tuesday, January 19 Schedule: 2 games
Oklahoma City at Denver - 9 pm ET
New Orleans at Utah - 9 pm ET on NBATV
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 25, 2021, 04:35:01 PM
Raptors - 107 Pacers - 102
Anunoby: 30 Pts. Nowell: 6 Asts. Anunoby: 8 Rebs./Turner: 25 Pts. McConnell: 7 Asts. Sabonis: 19 Rebs.
Thunder - 100 Clippers - 108
Gilgeous-Alexander: 23 Pts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 7 Asts. Bazley: 11 Rebs./Leonard: 34 Pts. Leonard: 8 Asts. Zubac: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 103 Celtics - 141
sixton: 13 Pts. Prince: 5 Asts. Allen: 7 Rebs./Brown: 33 Pts. Smart: 9 Asts. Thompson: 12 Rebs.
Hornets - 107 Magic - 104
Hayward: 39 Pts. Ball: 8 Asts. Hayward: 9 Rebs./Vucevic: 22 Pts. Fournier: 6 Asts. Vucevic: 13 Rebs.
Wizards - 101 Spurs - 121
Beal: 31 Pts. Westbrook: 6 Asts. Westbrook: 8 Rebs./Mills: 21 Pts. Murray: 10 Asts. Murray: 11 Rebs.
Hawks - 115 Bucks - 129
Hunter: 33 Pts. Rondo: 7 Asts. Collins: 7 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 27 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 14 Rebs.
Kings vs. Grizzlies - POSTPONED!
Knicks - 113 Blazers - 116
Quickley: 31 Pts. Randle: 5 Asts. Noel: 11 Rebs./Lillard: 39 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Kanter: 8 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 12-5
2. Bucks 10-6
3. Celtics 9-6
4. Pacers 9-7
5. Nets 10-8
6. Cavaliers 8-8
7. Hawks 8-8
8. Knicks 8-10
9. Raptors 7-9
10. Bulls 7-9
11. Hornets 7-9
12. Magic 7-10
13. Heat 6-9
14. Wizards 3-9
15. Pistons 3-13
West:
1. Clippers 13-4
2. Lakers 13-4
3. Jazz 12-4
4. Blazers 9-6
5. Nuggets 9-7
6. Grizzlies 7-6
7. Suns 8-7
8. Spurs 9-8
9. Mavericks 8-8
10. Warriors 8-8
11. Rockets 6-9
12. Thunder 6-9
13. Kings 6-10
14. Pelicans 5-10
15. Timberwolves 4-11
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 26, 2021, 11:03:50 PM
Sixers - 104 Pistons - 119
Harris: 25 Pts. Simmons: 4 Asts. Bradley: 9 Rebs./Wright: 28 Pts. Wright: 9 Asts. Plumlee: 10 Rebs.
Raptors - 114 Pacers - 129
VanVleet: 25 Pts. VanVleet: 6 Asts. Boucher: 9 Rebs./Brogdon: 36 Pts. Brogdon: 9 Asts. Turner: 10 Rebs.
Hornets - 108 Magic - 117
Hayward: 24 Pts. Hayward: 4 Asts. Zeller: 7 Rebs./Vucevic: 28 Pts. Vucevic: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 12 Rebs.
Heat - 85 Nets - 98
Adebayo: 26 Pts. Adebayo: 5 Asts. Adebayo: 10 Rebs./Durant: 20 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Durant: 13 Rebs.
Kings vs. Grizzlies - POSTPONED!
Lakers - 115 Cavaliers - 108
James: 46 Pts. James: 6 Asts. Davis: 10 Rebs./Drummond: 25 Pts. sixton: 6 Asts. Drummond: 17 Rebs.
Nuggets - 117 Mavericks - 113
Porter Jr.: 30 Pts. Morris: 6 Asts. Jokic: 10 Rebs./Doncic: 35 Pts. Doncic: 16 Asts. Doncic: 11 Rebs.
Celtics - 119 Bulls - 103
Brown: 26 Pts. Smart: 11 Asts. Thompson: 10 Rebs./LaVine: 30 Pts. Young: 9 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs.
Spurs vs. Pelicans - POSTPONED!
Timberwolves - 108 Warriors - 130
Beasley: 30 Pts. Rubio: 11 Asts. Reid: 10 Rebs./Curry: 36 Pts. Oubre Jr.: 4 Asts. Wiggins: 6 Rebs.
Thunder - 125 Blazers - 122
Gilgeous-Alexander: 24 Pts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 6 Asts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 26 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Kanter: 22 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 12-6
2. Celtics 10-6
3. Bucks 10-6
4. Pacers 10-7
5. Nets 11-8
6. Hawks 8-8
7. Cavaliers 8-9
8. Knicks 8-10
9. Magic 8-10
10. Raptors 7-10
11. Bulls 7-10
12. Hornets 7-10
13. Heat 6-10
14. Wizards 3-9
15. Pistons 4-13
West:
1. Lakers 14-4
2. Clippers 13-4
3. Jazz 12-4
4. Nuggets 10-7
5. Blazers 9-7
6. Grizzlies 7-6
7. Suns 8-7
8. Warriors 9-8
9. Spurs 9-8
10. Mavericks 8-9
11. Thunder 7-9
12. Rockets 6-9
13. Kings 6-10
14. Pelicans 5-10
15. Timberwolves 4-12
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 26, 2021, 11:05:20 PM
L.A. Clippers at Atlanta - 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Washington at Houston - 8 pm ET
New York at Utah - 9 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on January 31, 2021, 07:28:34 PM
Blazers - 123 Bulls - 122
Lillard: 44 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs./Markkanen: 31 Pts. Young: 11 Asts. Young: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 114 Hornets - 126
Antetokounmpo: 34 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 9 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 18 Rebs./Ball: 27 Pts. Ball: 9 Asts. Zeller: 15 Rebs.
Rockets - 126 Pelicans - 112
Wood: 27 Pts. Wall: 9 Asts. Wood: 9 Rebs./Williamson: 26 Pts. Bledsoe: 5 Asts. Ball: 8 Rebs.
Kings - 104 Heat - 105
Fox: 30 Pts. Fox: 6 Asts. Haliburton: 7 Rebs./Butler: 30 Pts. Butler: 8 Asts. Adebayo: 13 Rebs.
Lakers - 96 Celtics - 95
Davis: 27 Pts. James: 7 Asts. Davis: 14 Rebs./Tatum: 30 Pts. Smart: 7 Asts. Tatum: 9 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 129 Spurs - 112
Melton: 20 Pts. Morant: 11 Asts. Dieng: 7 Rebs./White: 18 Pts. Murray: 7 Asts. Poeltl: 6 Rebs.
Suns - 111 Mavericks - 105
Paul: 29 Pts. Paul: 12 Asts. Ayton: 17 Rebs./Doncic: 29 Pts. Doncic: 7 Asts. Cauley-Stein: 9 Rebs.
Pistons - 91 Warriors - 118
Grant: 18 Pts. Wright: 4 Asts. Jackson: 8 Rebs./Curry: 28 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Wiseman: 9 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 14-6
2. Nets 13-8
3. Bucks 11-8
4. Pacers 11-8
5. Celtics 10-8
6. Hawks 10-9
7. Cavaliers 9-10
8. Hornets 9-11
9. Knicks 9-11
10. Magic 8-12
11. Bulls 7-11
12. Raptors 7-12
13. Heat 7-12
14. Pistons 5-15
15. Wizards 3-12
West:
1. Jazz 15-4
2. Clippers 15-5
3. Lakers 15-6
4. Nuggets 11-8
5. Grizzlies 8-6
6. Suns 10-8
7. Blazers 10-8
8. Warriors 11-9
9. Spurs 11-9
10. Rockets 9-9
11. Thunder 8-10
12. Kings 8-11
13. Mavericks 8-12
14. Pelicans 7-11
15. Timberwolves 4-14
Sunday, January 31 Schedule: 6 games
L.A. Clippers at New York - 1 pm ET
Utah at Denver - 3:30 pm ET on NBATV
Philadelphia at Indiana - 7 pm ET
Orlando at Toronto - 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Washington - 7 pm ET on NBATV
Cleveland at Minnesota - 8 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 07, 2021, 06:37:52 PM
Blazers - 99 Knicks - 110
Lillard: 29 Pts. Lillard: 9 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs./Randle: 22 Pts. Randle: 4 Asts. Randle: 11 Rebs.
Nuggets - 114 Kings - 119
Jokic: 50 Pts. Jokic: 12 Asts. Hampton: 10 Rebs./Barnes: 28 Pts. Hield: 7 Asts. Whiteside: 11 Rebs.
Bulls - 118 Magic - 92
LaVine: 39 Pts. Satoransky: 6 Asts. Williams: 10 Rebs./Vucevic: 17 Pts. Anthony: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 8 Rebs.
Nets - 108 Sixers - 124
Harden: 26 Pts. Harden: 10 Asts. Harden: 8 Rebs./Embiid: 33 Pts. Simmons: 8 Asts. Harris: 12 Rebs.
Raptors - 121 Hawks - 132
Boucher: 29 Pts. VanVleet: 10 Asts. Boucher: 10 Rebs./Young: 28 Pts. Young: 13 Asts. Capela: 16 Rebs.
Bucks - 124 Cavaliers - 99
Antetokounmpo: 24 Pts. Holiday: 8 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 11 Rebs./Drummond: 28 Pts. Garland: 9 Asts. Drummond: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 111 Rockets - 106
DeRozan: 30 Pts. DeRozan: 7 Asts. Poeltl: 11 Rebs./Wall: 27 Pts. Wall: 7 Asts. Cousins: 11 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 118 Thunder - 120
Reid: 29 Pts. Rubio: 6 Asts. Edwards: 8 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 31 Pts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 7 Asts. Gilgeous-Alexander: 9 Rebs.
Warriors - 132 Mavericks - 134
Curry: 57 Pts. Green: 15 Asts. Toscano-Anderson: 10 Rebs./Doncic: 42 Pts. Doncic: 11 Asts. Porzingis: 10 Rebs.
Grizzlies - 109 Pelicans - 118
Valanciunas: 23 Pts. Morant: 9 Asts. Tillman: 8 Rebs./Williamson: 29 Pts. Ball: 7 Asts. Ingram: 12 Rebs.
Pistons - 129 Lakers - 135
Grant: 32 Pts. Wright: 10 Asts. Jackson: 8 Rebs./James: 33 Pts. James: 11 Asts. Harrell: 8 Rebs.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on February 10, 2021, 11:46:33 PM
Nets - 111 Pistons - 122
Irving: 27 Pts. Harden: 12 Asts. Brown: 9 Rebs./Grant: 32 Pts. Wright: 9 Asts. Plumlee: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 96 Heat - 98
Payton: 18 Pts. Payton: 4 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./Butler: 26 Pts. Butler: 10 Asts. Butler: 8 Rebs.
Rockets - 101 Pelicans - 130
Wall: 25 Pts. Wall: 6 Asts. House Jr.: 8 Rebs./Ingram: 22 Pts. Williamson: 7 Asts. Hart: 17 Rebs.
Warriors - 114 Spurs - 91
Curry: 32 Pts. Green: 11 Asts. Oubre Jr.: 10 Rebs./Gay: 17 Pts. Johnson: 6 Asts. Gay: 6 Rebs.
Celtics - 108 Jazz - 122
Brown: 33 Pts. Walker: 7 Asts. Brown: 8 Rebs./Mitchell: 36 Pts. Mitchell: 9 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs.
Magic - 97 Blazers - 106
Vucevic: 27 Pts. Okeke: 5 Asts. Vucevic: 15 Rebs./Lillard: 36 Pts. Trent Jr.: 6 Asts. Covington: 11 Rebs.
Sixers - 119 Kings - 111
Embiid: 25 Pts. Simmons: 9 Asts. Embiid: 17 Rebs./Fox: 34 Pts. Fox: 10 Asts. Hield: 8 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 18-7
2. Bucks 16-8
3. Nets 14-12
4. Celtics 12-11
5. Pacers 12-12
6. Hornets 12-13
7. Hawks 11-12
8. Raptors 11-13
9. Knicks 11-15
10. Heat 10-14
11. Cavaliers 10-15
12. Bulls 9-14
13. Magic 9-16
14. Wizards 6-15
15. Pistons 6-18
West:
1. Jazz 20-5
2. Lakers 19-6
3. Clippers 17-8
4. Suns 14-9
5. Blazers 13-10
6. Spurs 14-11
7. Nuggets 12-11
8. Warriors 13-12
9. Kings 12-12
10. Pelicans 11-12
11. Grizzlies 9-10
12. Rockets 11-13
13. Mavericks 11-14
14. Thunder 10-13
15. Timberwolves 6-18
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 08, 2021, 11:10:10 PM
Domantas Sabonis is the 2021 Skills Challenge champion!
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Stephen Curry is the 2021 Three-Point Contest champion!
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Anfernee Simons is the 2021 Slam Dunk Contest champion!
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Giannis Antetokounmpo was a perfect 16/16 from the field, and Damian Lillard and Stephen Curry had 8 three-pointers each, as Team LeBron beat Team Durant, 170-150!
ALL-STAR GAME MVP: Giannis Antetokounmpo
B. Beal - 26 PTS, 4 AST, 10/16 FG, 6/12 3PT
K. Irving - 22 PTS, 12 AST, 6 REB, 10/15 FG
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Post by: pedrobandido on March 09, 2021, 06:47:27 PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 12, 2021, 09:32:34 PM
Pistons - 102 Hornets - 105
Grant: 32 Pts. Mykhailiuk: 8 Asts. Grant: 8 Rebs./Washington: 20 Pts. Ball: 9 Asts. Washington: 9 Rebs.
Celtics - 109 Nets - 121
Tatum: 31 Pts. Brown: 6 Asts. Theis: 8 Rebs./Irving: 40 Pts. Harden: 8 Asts. Harden: 10 Rebs.
Hawks - 121 Raptors - 120
Young: 37 Pts. Young: 6 Asts. Capela: 19 Rebs./Powell: 33 Pts. Lowry: 12 Asts. Baynes: 15 Rebs.
Magic - 103 Heat - 111
Vucevic: 24 Pts. Carter-Williams: 7 Asts. Vucevic: 17 Rebs./Butler: 27 Pts. Butler: 11 Asts. Butler: 8 Rebs.
Sixers - 127 Bulls - 105
Harris: 24 Pts. Curry: 7 Asts. Howard: 12 Rebs./Markkanen: 23 Pts. LaVine: 7 Asts. Carter Jr.: 9 Rebs.
Knicks - 101 Bucks - 134
Barrett: 22 Pts. Burks: 8 Asts. Randle: 8 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 24 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 10 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 135 Pelicans - 105
Nowell: 28 Pts. Rubio: 8 Asts. Towns: 7 Rebs./Williamson: 24 Pts. Ball: 7 Asts. Hart: 13 Rebs.
Mavericks - 108 Thunder - 116
Richardson: 27 Pts. Richardson: 6 Asts. Finney-Smith: 8 Rebs./Gilgeous-Alexander: 32 Pts. Maledon: 9 Asts. Brown: 12 Rebs.
Warriors - 104 Clippers - 130
Wiggins: 15 Pts. Poole: 4 Asts. Wiggins: 8 Rebs./Leonard: 28 Pts. George: 5 Asts. Ibaka: 14 Rebs.
Suns - 127 Blazers - 121
Booker: 35 Pts. Booker: 8 Asts. Crowder: 7 Rebs./Lillard: 30 Pts. Lillard: 8 Asts. Kanter: 11 Rebs.
Rockets - 105 Kings - 125
Oladipo: 23 Pts. Porter Jr.: 10 Asts. Brown: 10 Rebs./Fox: 30 Pts. Fox: 9 Asts. Holmes: 11 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 25-12
2. Nets 25-13
3. Bucks 23-14
4. Celtics 19-18
5. Heat 19-18
6. Knicks 19-19
7. Hornets 18-18
8. Hawks 17-20
9. Raptors 17-20
10. Pacers 16-19
11. Bulls 16-19
12. Wizards 14-21
13. Cavaliers 14-22
14. Magic 13-24
15. Pistons 10-27
West:
1. Jazz 27-9
2. Suns 25-11
3. Lakers 24-13
4. Clippers 25-14
5. Nuggets 21-15
6. Blazers 21-15
7. Spurs 18-15
8. Mavericks 19-17
9. Grizzlies 17-16
10. Warriors 19-19
11. Thunder 16-21
12. Kings 15-22
13. Pelicans 15-22
14. Rockets 11-24
15. Timberwolves 8-29
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 12, 2021, 09:34:06 PM
Philadelphia at Washington - 8 pm ET
Denver at Memphis - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Cleveland at New Orleans - 8 pm ET
Miami at Chicago - 9 pm ET
Orlando at San Antonio - 9 pm ET
Houston at Utah - 10 pm ET
Indiana at L.A. Lakers - 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 13, 2021, 05:13:00 PM
Sixers - 127 Wizards - 101
Embiid: 23 Pts. Milton: 4 Asts. Howard: 10 Rebs./Westbrook: 25 Pts. Westbrook: 8 Asts. Westbrook: 5 Rebs.
Nuggets - 103 Grizzlies - 102
Jokic: 28 Pts. Jokic: 7 Asts. Jokic: 15 Rebs./Clarke: 20 Pts. Morant: 9 Asts. Valanciunas: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 82 Pelicans - 116
sixton: 19 Pts. Dotson: 3 Asts. Allen: 7 Rebs./Ingram: 28 Pts. Ball: 6 Asts. Adams: 17 Rebs.
Heat - 101 Bulls - 90
Butler: 28 Pts. Butler: 8 Asts. Olynyk: 9 Rebs./LaVine: 30 Pts. LaVine: 6 Asts. Young: 10 Rebs.
Magic - 77 Spurs - 104
Vucevic: 26 Pts. Vucevic: 3 Asts. Vucevic: 9 Rebs./Gay: 19 Pts. Murray: 6 Asts. Poeltl: 9 Rebs.
Rockets - 99 Jazz - 114
Porter Jr.: 27 Pts. Porter Jr.: 8 Asts. Martin Jr.: 10 Rebs./Mitchell: 28 Pts. Mitchell: 8 Asts. Gobert: 13 Rebs.
Pacers - 100 Lakers - 105
Brogdon: 29 Pts. Sabonis: 8 Asts. Sabonis: 14 Reb./Kuzma: 24 Pts. James: 10 Asts. Kuzma: 13 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 26-12
2. Nets 25-13
3. Bucks 23-14
4. Heat 20-18
5. Celtics 19-18
6. Knicks 19-19
7. Hornets 18-18
8. Hawks 17-20
9. Raptors 17-20
10. Pacers 16-20
11. Bulls 16-20
12. Wizards 14-22
13. Cavaliers 14-23
14. Magic 13-25
15. Pistons 10-27
West:
1. Jazz 28-9
2. Suns 25-11
3. Lakers 25-13
4. Clippers 25-14
5. Nuggets 22-15
6. Blazers 21-15
7. Spurs 19-15
8. Mavericks 19-17
9. Warriors 19-19
10. Grizzlies 17-17
11. Thunder 16-21
12. Pelicans 16-22
13. Kings 15-22
14. Rockets 11-25
15. Timberwolves 8-29
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 17, 2021, 10:05:14 PM
Jazz - 117 Celtics - 109
Mitchell: 21 Pts. MItchell: 5 Asts. Gobert: 12 Rebs./Tatum: 29 Pts. Brown: 7 Asts. Theis: 11 Rebs.
Cavaliers - 98 Heat - 113
sixton: 21 Pts. Osman: 7 Asts. Allen: 10 Rebs./Butler: 28 Pts. Draginc: 9 Asts. Butler: 12 Rebs.
Knicks - 96 Sixers - 99
Randle: 19 Pts. Randle: 8 Asts. Randle: 15 Rebs./Harris: 30 Pts. Simmons: 7 Asts. Simmons: 13 Rebs.
Thunder - 102 Bulls - 123
Gilgeous-Alexander: 21 Pts. Williams: 4 Asts. Brown: 16 Rebs./LaVine: 40 Pts. Satoransky: 7 Asts. Young: 9 Rebs.
Hawks - 119 Rockets - 107
Gallinari: 29 Pts. Young: 14 Asts. Collins: 10 Rebs./Oladipo: 34 Pts. Porter Jr.: 8 Asts. Brown: 11 Rebs.
Pelicans - 124 Blazers - 125
Ingram: 30 Pts. Ball: 17 Asts. Hart: 9 Rebs./Lillard: 50 Pts. Lillard: 10 Asts. Lillard: 6 Rebs.
Timberwolves - 121 Lakers - 137
Towns: 29 Pts. Rubio: 12 Asts. Towns: 6 Rebs./James: 25 Pts. James: 12 Asts. James: 12 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 28-12
2. Nets 27-13
3. Bucks 25-14
4. Heat 22-18
5. Hornets 20-18
6. Celtics 20-19
7. Hawks 20-20
8. Knicks 20-21
9. Bulls 18-20
10. Pacers 17-21
11. Raptors 17-22
12. Wizards 14-24
13. Cavaliers 14-25
14. Magic 13-26
15. Pistons 10-29
West:
1. Jazz 29-10
2. Suns 26-12
3. Lakers 27-13
4. Clippers 26-15
5. Nuggets 23-16
6. Blazers 23-16
7. Spurs 20-16
8. Mavericks 20-18
9. Warriors 20-20
10. Grizzlies 17-19
11. Pelicans 17-23
12. Thunder 17-23
13. Kings 15-24
14. Rockets 11-27
15. Timberwolves 9-31
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 17, 2021, 10:08:38 PM
Toronto at Detroit - 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Indiana - 7 pm ET
Milwaukee at Philadelphia - 7 pm ET on ESPN
Sacramento at Washington - 7 pm ET
Boston at Cleveland - 8 pm ET
San Antonio at Chicago - 8 pm ET
Golden State at Houston - 8 pm ET
Miami at Memphis - 9 pm ET
Charlotte at Denver - 9 pm ET
L.A. Clippers at Dallas - 9:30 pm ET on ESPN
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 18, 2021, 10:27:58 PM
Raptors - 112 Pistons - 116
Powell: 43 Pts. Lowry: 15 Asts. Lowry: 6 Rebs./Bey: 28 Pts. Wright: 8 Asts. Plumlee: 14 Rebs.
Nets - 124 Pacers - 115
Harden: 40 Pts. Harden: 15 Asts. Harden: 10 Rebs./Brogdon: 24 Pts. Sabonis: 11 Asts. Sabonis: 11 Rebs.
Bucks - 109 Sixers - 105
Antetokounmpo: 32 Pts. Holiday: 6 Asts. Antetokounmpo: 15 Rebs./Harris: 19 Pts. Simmons: 12 Asts. Howard: 15 Rebs.
Kings - 121 Wizards - 119
Fox: 28 Pts. Fox: 7 Asts. Barnes: 8 Rebs./Beal: 29 Pts. Westbrook: 10 Asts. Westbrook: 14 Rebs.
Celtics - 110 Cavaliers - 117
Tatum: 29 Pts. Theis: 5 Asts. Williams: 14 Rebs./sixton: 29 Pts. sixton: 6 Asts. Nance Jr.: 11 Rebs.
Spurs - 106 Bulls - 99
Poeltl: 20 Pts. White: 5 Asts. Poeltl: 16 Rebs./LaVine: 29 Pts. Satoransky: 7 Asts. Williams: 14 Rebs.
Warriors - 108 Rockets - 94
Poole: 23 Pts. Green: 10 Asts. Green: 12 Rebs./Porter Jr.: 25 Pts. Porter Jr.: 7 Asts. Wood: 9 Rebs.
Heat - 85 Grizzlies - 89
Butler: 24 Pts. Adebayo: 6 Asts. Adebayo: 12 Rebs./Melton: 13 Pts. Melton: 6 Asts. Valanciunas: 12 Rebs.
Hornets - 104 Nuggets - 129
Rozier: 21 Pts. Hayward: 6 Asts. Washington: 6 Rebs./Porter Jr.: 28 Pts. Jokic: 10 Asts. Porter Jr.: 13 Rebs.
Clippers - 89 Mavericks - 105
George: 28 Pts. Leonard: 7 Asts. George: 7 Rebs./Doncic: 42 Pts. Doncic: 9 Asts. Porzingis: 13 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 28-13
2. Nets 28-13
3. Bucks 26-14
4. Heat 22-19
5. Hornets 20-19
6. Hawks 20-20
7. Celtics 20-20
8. Knicks 20-21
9. Bulls 18-21
10. Pacers 17-22
11. Raptors 17-23
12. Cavaliers 15-25
13. Wizards 14-25
14. Magic 13-26
15. Pistons 11-29
West:
1. Jazz 29-10
2. Suns 26-12
3. Lakers 27-13
4. Clippers 26-16
5. Nuggets 24-16
6. Blazers 23-16
7. Spurs 21-16
8. Mavericks 21-18
9. Warriors 21-20
10. Grizzlies 18-19
11. Pelicans 17-23
12. Thunder 17-23
13. Kings 16-24
14. Rockets 11-28
15. Timberwolves 9-31
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 21, 2021, 09:40:59 PM
Hawks - 99 Lakers - 94
Collins: 27 Pts. Young: 11 Asts. Collins: 16 Rebs./Harrell: 23 Pts. Schroder: 4 Asts. Harrell: 11 Rebs.
Kings - 105 Sixers - 129
Hield: 25 Pts. Joseph: 7 Asts. Barnes: 7 Rebs./Harris: 29 Pts. Harris: 8 Asts. Howard: 13 Rebs.
Warriors - 103 Grizzlies - 111
Poole: 26 Pts. Toscano-Anderson: 6 Asts. Wiggins: 9 Rebs./Valanciunas: 19 Pts. Morant: 8 Asts. Valanciunas: 15 Rebs.
Spurs - 113 Bucks - 120
Walker: 31 Pts. DeRozan: 13 Asts. Johnson: 8 Rebs./Antetokounmpo: 26 Pts. Antetokounmpo: 15 Asts. DiVincenzo: 13 Rebs.
Hornets - 98 Clippers - 125
Bridges: 21 Pts. Rozier: 5 Asts. Hayward: 8 Rebs./George: 21 Pts. George: 10 Asts. George: 5 Rebs.
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Sixers 29-13
2. Nets 28-14
3. Bucks 27-14
4. Heat 22-20
5. Hawks 22-20
6. Knicks 21-21
7. Hornets 20-21
8. Celtics 20-21
9. Pacers 18-22
10. Bulls 18-22
11. Raptors 17-24
12. Wizards 15-25
13. Cavaliers 15-26
14. Magic 14-27
15. Pistons 12-29
West:
1. Jazz 30-11
2. Suns 27-13
3. Lakers 28-14
4. Clippers 27-16
5. Nuggets 25-16
6. Blazers 25-16
7. Spurs 22-17
8. Mavericks 21-19
9. Warriors 22-21
10. Grizzlies 19-20
11. Thunder 17-24
12. Pelicans 17-24
13. Kings 17-25
14. Rockets 11-29
15. Timberwolves 10-32
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on March 21, 2021, 09:43:56 PM
Indiana at Miami - 1 pm ET
Oklahoma City at Houston - 2 pm ET
New Orleans at Denver - 3 pm ET
Orlando at Boston - 3:30 pm ET
Washington at Brooklyn - 7 pm ET on NBATV
Toronto at Cleveland - 7 pm ET
Chicago at Detroit - 7 pm ET
Philadelphia at New York - 8 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Phoenix - 10 pm ET on NBATV
Dallas at Portland - 10 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 09, 2022, 11:00:42 PM
For the Season 2022-2023 :peace:
:-\ :-\ ;)
Los Angeles Lakers Looking To Involve The San Antonio Spurs In Kyrie Irving Trade With The Brooklyn Nets In New Report.
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The trade for Kyrie Irving between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Brooklyn Nets is looking more likely every day, with the lack of solid interest in Kyrie from any team not named the Lakers.
Direct trades are not working out due to the Lakers' hesitancy to give up future picks for 1-year of Irving. Brooklyn also wants them to be saddled with the Joe Harris contract. The Nets are refusing to substitute Joe Harris for Seth Curry, creating more roadblocks for both teams.
Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report has given some insight into what the teams are trying to do for this trade to be feasible and has revealed that the San Antonio Spurs may be the facilitator of such a trade if they can offload veterans on long contracts.
The Nets won't have to worry about trading Seth Curry or Joe Harris away to the Lakers in a deal to match Westbrook's salary. The Spurs will have to send the Lakers either Josh Richardson or Doug McDermott, with McDermott still having 2-years on his contract. The Spurs are better off taking Russ' expiring contract or talking about a buyout with him if a trade is made.
The report also suggests that the Nets could want to trade for Jakob Poeltl and make him the starting center in Brooklyn for a team that still is unsure of their future. The Irving trade would generate a massive trade exception that the Nets could use in the future for more roster moves.
Considering the value of Irving is pretty low on the market, this is how they can come out of it the best. An even larger trade could see the Lakers give up Russ along with either Talen Horton-Tucker or Kendrick Nunn to acquire Josh Richardson as well, with the Spurs likely to accept a young player like THT who they can develop.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 09, 2022, 11:11:52 PM
• Damian Lillard has agreed to a two-year, $120 million contract extension with the Blazers.
His new extension puts him under contract with the Blazers until 2027.
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• James Harden plans to sign a two-year deal with the 76ers.
He will be taking a $15 million paycut.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 12, 2022, 02:13:33 AM
• Danilo Gallinari has agreed to a two-year, $13.3 million deal with the Celtics.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 14, 2022, 11:42:51 PM
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After it was reported yesterday that the Utah Jazz are looking for possible trades to send Donovan Mitchell to a new team, everyone was buzzing about another star being on the move this offseason. The interest for Mitchell had already been narrowed down to either New York or Miami over rumors and it seems New York might be moving a little faster.
Shams Charania of The Athletic is reporting that the Knicks have emerged as a 'focused destination' for the Jazz over the last few days and a deal framework has already been discussed by the two teams for Mitchell,
Donovan Mitchell is a native New Yorker that many expected to be drafted to the Knicks in 2017 but the front office chose Frank Ntilikina instead, who was on the Dallas Mavericks team this season that beat Utah in the Playoffs and forced them into this rebuild.
The Jazz are having conversations with multiple teams on a Mitchell deal, but the Knicks have emerged as the focused destination over the past several days, sources said. Both sides have discussed a deal framework in the past 24 hours, those sources said.
The Knicks possess eight future first-round picks — four of their own and four acquired via trades from other teams — to use in a package. New York has also stockpiled young players, such as Quentin Grimes who is believed to be of interest to Utah, sources said. (h/t Shams Charania - The Athletic)
With Rudy Gobert already moved, it make sense for the Jazz to bottom out and try to rebuild the franchise from scratch, maybe eyeing the Draft lottery to get a player like Victor Wembanyama for their future.
The Jazz will get a lot of solid things back from New York in terms of the picks they have (NY has 5 picks in the 2023 Draft) and young players like Immanuel Quickley, Quentin Grimes, Obi Toppin, and others. This trade might be materializing sooner than other rumored trades around the league, so it is one to keep an eye on.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has agreed to a two-year, $30 million contract extension with the Nuggets.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 16, 2022, 05:50:18 PM
• Keldon Johnson has agreed to a four-year, $80 million contract extension with the Spurs.
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* The Utah Jazz asked for 6 first-round picks, Immanuel Quickley. Quentin Grimes, and Obi Toppin for Donovan Mitchell.
The Knicks DECLINED!
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 23, 2022, 11:41:46 AM
Collin sixton (RFA)
Carmelo Anthony
Dwight Howard
Blake Griffin
DeMarcus Cousins
Dennis Schroder
Hassan Whiteside
LaMarcus Aldridge
Montrezl Harrell
Lou Williams
Jeremy Lamb
Rajon Rondo
Josh Jackson
Eric Bledsoe
Juancho Hernangomez
Markieff Morris
Eric Paschall
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 25, 2022, 11:11:43 PM
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The market for Kevin Durant was supposed to mainly be the Phoenix Suns and the Miami Heat. Following the Suns' matching the Pacers' max offer for Deandre Ayton, it became more apparent that they would not be able to join in on the race to land Durant. However, a newcomer with an interest in KD has now emerged, with the Boston Celtics reportedly making an offer for him.
The Celtics made it to the NBA Finals but couldn't cross the final hurdle, losing to the Golden State Warriors. They addressed their need for additional playmaking and scoring by acquiring Malcolm Brogdon from the Pacers. And now it seems they wanted to try an even more drastic change, trying to get Kevin Durant by giving up one of their foundational young pieces in Jaylen Brown.
Shams Charania explained the Celtics' offer, but then also reported that the Nets immediately rejected it and came up with a counter of their own.
"The Boston Celtics recently offered a package around one-time All-Star Jaylen Brown for Durant and have emerged as a real threat to acquire Durant, league sources tell The Athletic.
"The Celtics offered Brown, guard Derrick White and a draft pick to the Nets for Durant, sources said. The proposal was rejected, and Brooklyn has asked Boston — in any proposal — to include Brown, Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Smart, draft picks and potentially one more rotation player, those sources added. Currently, the Celtics are less inclined to include Smart along with multiple other player or pick assets, but the franchise is mulling over next steps on how to approach discussions.
"As of right now, the Celtics have emerged as a serious possibility as a landing spot for Durant. They have tremendous interest in bringing him in and view him as a piece that could take them over that final hurdle. Although there is work to be done, there is a deal to be had that would suffice the Nets’ overwhelming ask."
For the longest time, it has seemed like the market for KD is quite stuck, but it seems that the Celtics could find a deal that could see them land the former MVP. Durant and Tatum would be an incredibly dangerous duo, but if they have to give up 3 key players, including core members like Marcus Smart and Jaylen Brown, then they might not have the firepower left to immediately challenge for the title again.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 27, 2022, 01:33:45 AM
* Juancho Hernangomez has agreed to a one-year deal with the Toronto Raptors.
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• The Charlotte Hornets are considering signing Kemba Walker.
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TRIVIA . . .
• LeBron James needs to average 16.2 PPG next season to pass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for first on the All-Time scoring list.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 28, 2022, 02:35:29 AM
• The Brooklyn Nets have shown interest in signing Dwight Howard.
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• Top 5 Player Earnings through 2027:
🔸Kevin Durant: $498.7 million
🔸Stephen Curry: $470.1 million
🔸Damian Lillard: $449.1 million
🔸LeBron James: $431.9 million
🔸Bradley Beal: $428.9 million
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on July 31, 2022, 10:40:36 PM
* The Sacramento Kings have signed Matthew Dellavedova.
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• Eric Paschall has agreed to a one-year deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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The Highest Paid NBA Power Forwards For The 2022-23 Season
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 02, 2022, 01:22:08 AM
* Russell has passed away peacefully at the age of 88.
RIP 🙏
• NBA legend Bill Russell has passed away peacefully at the age of 88.
11-time NBA champion.
Five-time MVP.
Member of the 25, 50, 75 Greatest Ever Anniversary teams.
Two-time NCAA champion.
Olympic Gold Medalist.
And two NBA championships as the first Black head coach in North American pro sports history.
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• With the passing of Bill Russell, Bob Cousy is the only remaining player that is still alive from the 1957 Boston Celtics championship team. Cousy will turn 94 this August 9th.
Russell & Cousy 1957 NBA Finals stats:
Russell: 13.3 PPG, 22.9 RPG, 3.3 APG
Cousy: 20.7 PPG, 6.7 RPG, 9.1 APG
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 03, 2022, 11:16:52 PM
* Kevon Looney will return as a starter over James Wiseman next season, according to Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
“Loon will come back as a starter. He has earned that and then some. ... There was a real fear that we’d lose him. To get him back is massive for our team.”
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• The Golden State Warriors last guaranteed roster spot is being held for Andre Iguodala, who’s still weighing whether or not he wants to retire.
Steve Kerr isn’t rushing him into making a decision either, giving respect to the OG.
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• Magic Johnson called out the NBA to retire number 6 league-wide to honor Bill Russell’s legacy.☘️
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 05, 2022, 12:25:32 AM
* The Golden State Warriors could land LeBron James for the 'Ultimate Trade Package' the Los Angeles Lakers couldn't reject.
-Golden State Warriors Receive: LeBron James
-Los Angeles Lakers Receive: Andrew Wiggins, Jordan Poole, Jonathan kuminga, 2026 First-Round Pick (GSW), 2028 First-Round Pick (GSW).
• The New York Knicks could lose a first-round pick if they are found guilty of tampering in Jalen Brunson signing.
- The suspicions were raised with the big deal being agreed and signed off just hours into the start of free agency on 30 June.
* The New York Knicks just offered a deal to the Minnesota Timberwolves for D'Angelo Russell.
* Jerami Grant is eligible for a four-year, $133M extension with the Portland Trail Blazers on January 7th.
* LaMelo Ball is eligible for a five-year, $202.5M contract extension in 2023.
- Ball would become the first Charlotte Hornets player to receive a rookie max extension under Michael Jordan.
* If Jayson Tatum makes the 2023 All-NBA team he would become eligible to sign a 5-year, $298M supermax extension during the 2024 offseason.
* If LeBron James signs a new contract, his career earnings would bump to $532M which is the most ever for any NBA player.
* Doc Rivers apparently admits that Ben Simmons left the Philadelphia 76ers because of the relationship with Joel Embiid.
* FIRST LOOK: James Harden debuted this next signature shoe, the adidas Harden Vol. 7 during a practice session.
The adidas Hoops has decided to completely redesign the Harden Vol. 7 to give if a more sleeker look and aesthetic. The low-top model features a leather build with quilted stitching along with a suede toe box.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 06, 2022, 12:55:10 AM
• The Los Angeles Lakers spoke to the Utah Jazz and New York Knicks a few weeks ago about a hypothetical three-team trade scenario around Donovan Mitchell and Russell Westbrook, league sources tell Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
The Knicks would’ve had to part with veteran salary filler to Jazz such as Derrick Rose to help make the salaries work. The Lakers also have had interest in trading for Knicks forward Cam Reddish, who could also become part of a trade, while the Knicks would have interest in acquiring Malik Beasley.
* If Donovan Mitchell ends up in New York, there could be talks between the Knicks and Lakers involving Julius Randle, according to Marc Stein.
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• LeBron James needs 1,326 points to surpass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's all-time scoring record.
In 19 seasons, LeBron has only scored less than 1,300 points once.
• The Miami Heat are keeping a close eye on Gordon Hayward.
• Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade are the only guards with 1000+ dunks since the NBA started tracking that stat 25 years ago.
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FIBA and OTHER News . . .
• Karl Anthony Towns will team up with Al Horford and Chris Duarte on the Dominican Republic national team for the FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifiers.
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• Boxing icons Floyd Mayweather and Oscar De La Hoya are planning to start an NBA team in Las Vegas.
LeBron James has previously said he wants to be involved in a Vegas ownership group.
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 07, 2022, 03:40:37 AM
UPDATES
• The Antetokounmbros (Giannis, Alex, Thanasis & Kostas) are all in for Greece National team in the upcoming 2022 FIBA Eurobasket.
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• Stephen Curry unofficially unveiled the Under Armour Curry 10 to help celebrate his daughter Riley’s 10th birthday. (Riley’s birthday was on July 19).
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 08, 2022, 02:11:17 AM
* Andrew Wiggins talked about his role and sacrifices with the Golden State Warriors.
He didn%u2019t have to be the usual bucket-getter he was with Minnesota, and it paid off big time as he was able to utilize his full arsenal of weapons to help Golden State win the title.
He was the team%u2019s second-leading scorer behind Curry in the Finals at 18.3 PPG and the leading rebounder at 8.8 RPG.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 10, 2022, 10:28:20 PM
UPDATES
🔸 The Los Angeles Lakers are “hopeful” Russell Westbrook can increase his corner three-point shooting percentage this upcoming season.
🔸 The New Orleans Pelicans remain interested in a deal for Kevin Durant and could put together a 'compelling package' around Brandon Ingram.
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🔸 The Lakers are trending towards giving up two first-round picks to acquire Kyrie Irving, according to team insider Jovan Buha of The Athletic.
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🔸 Rob Pelinka wants LeBron James to retire as a Laker and promised to give him every resource to win a championship.
There have been some suggestions that LeBron James may end up leaving the Los Angeles Lakers in the near future. It seems as though the franchise is trying to prevent that at all costs.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 12, 2022, 02:53:40 AM
N E W S !
🔸 Kyrie Irving wanted new deal to guarantee he wouldn't have to play more than 60 games in a season and could sit out back-to-backs.
Kyrie Irving reportedly had some interesting demands when attempting to negotiate a new deal with the team this offseason, but Irving didn’t come to terms on a long-term deal with the Nets, and he instead opted into the final year of his contract.
🔸 Highest Paid Player for each team in 2022-23 season.💰😳
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🔸 The Philadelphia 76ers have emerged as a suitor for Kevin Durant.
"As of earlier this week, there were high-ranking members of the Sixers who've felt strongly about engaging with Brooklyn on a Durant trade," Ian Begley of SNY reported.
A potential deal would "almost certainly" include point guard Tyrese Maxey, per Begley, while Tobias Harris and Matisse Thybulle were also listed as possible options for a trade package.
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🔸 Draymond Green said prime Carmelo Anthony is a better scorer than prime Kevin Durant and went on to talk about the specific reason why he is choosing Melo.
“Ooooh, Carmelo or Durant in their prime. I’m going to go Melo”, Draymond said.
“And the reason I'm going to go with Melo is I grew up watching Melo score the basketball. I grew up watching Melo get a bucket however he wanted. You wanted mid-post work? First step is crazy. You wanted straight block work? Fadeaway is tough, and Melo will bully the hell out of somebody. You want the trey ball? We all know he can do that.”
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 13, 2022, 03:53:19 PM
R E P O R T !
🔸 The Lakers & Mavericks are expected to play against each other on Christmas Day Games.
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🔸 Speculation around the league is that the Denver Nuggets could potentially look into signing Carmelo Anthony, per Sam Amico.
Melo back to where it all started?🤔👀
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🔸 Free agent center Willie Cauley-Stein has agreed to a one-year deal with the Houston Rockets.
🔸 The Miami Heat are expected to also retire No. 6 for LeBron James, despite NBA retiring the number league-wide for Bill Russell.
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🔸 Every NBA court will display a clover-shaped logo with the No. 6 on the sideline near the scorer’s table to honor Bill Russell.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 15, 2022, 01:18:39 AM
T R I V I A !
🔸 🔸 Highest Career Free-Throw Percentage:
1. Stephen Curry - 90.8%
2. Steve Nash - 90.4%
3. Mark Price - 90.4%
4. Rick Barry - 90.0%
5. Peja Stojakovic - 89.5%
6. Chauncey Billups - 89.4%
7. Ray Allen - 89.4%
8. Damian Lillard - 89.3%
9. JJ Redick - 89.2%
10. Calvin Murphy - 89.2%
11. Scott Skiles - 88.9%
12. Reggie Miller - 88.8%
🔸 🔸 Best Career 3-Point Percentage:
1. Steve Kerr - 45.4%
2. Hubert Davis - 44.1%
3. Seth Curry - 43.9%
4. Joe Harris - 43.9%
5. Drazen Petrovic - 43.7%
6. Desmond Bane - 43.5%
7. Jason Kapono - 43.4%
8. Tim Legler - 43.1%
9. Steve Novak - 43.0%
10. Kyle Korver - 42.9%
11. Steve Nash - 42.8%
12. Stephen Curry - 42.8%[/b]
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 16, 2022, 01:46:16 AM
U P D A T E S !
🔸 🔸Giannis Antetokounmpo said that he wouldn't rule out signing with the Chicago Bulls once his deal is up with the Milwaukee Bucks.
“Everybody would love to play for Chicago. Down the line, you never know. Maybe I play for Chicago. But right now, I'm committed to Milwaukee.”
🔸 🔸KD’s former teammate Andre Iguodala recently spoke about the Kevin Durant trade saga and he thinks that Durant should stay in Brooklyn.
“I think he should stay in Brooklyn, it’s such a big market, it’s good for the game and just figure out how to make it work like everybody grow up and make it work. That’s how I feel about the situation.”
“This is a situation where it’s either, look, man just come out here and play or don’t play because you got 4 years, we got you for a while so it’s not like you’re on an expiring contract and then you can just take off a year and we just give up a year. Like he’s getting older and time is everything.”
🔸 🔸To complete the five-game slate on Christmas Day, the Bucks are set to face the Celtics at TD Garden, per Shams Charania.
NBA’s 2022 Christmas Day schedule:
🔸Bucks at Celtics
🔸76ers at Knicks
🔸Suns at Nuggets
🔸Lakers at Mavericks
🔸Grizzlies at Warriors
🔸 🔸The first Lakers-Clippers game of the 2022-23 NBA season is scheduled for Oct. 20 at Crypto.com Arena, per Shams Charania.
LeBron James-Anthony Davis vs. Kawhi Leonard-Paul George again for first time since Dec. 22, 2020.🍿
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 17, 2022, 03:48:48 AM
FUN FACT !
🔸 🔸 All-Time Scoring List: 🔸 🔸
1. K. Abdul-Jabbar - 38387
2. L. James - 37062
3. K. Malone - 36928
4. K. Bryant - 33643
5. M. Jordan - 32292
6. D. Nowitzki - 31560
7. W. Chamberlain - 31419
8. S. O'neal - 28596
9. C. Anthony - 28289
10. M. Malone - 27409
11. E. Hayes - 27313
12. H. Olajuwon - 26946
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🔸 🔸 All-Time Rebounds List: 🔸 🔸
1. W. Chamberlain - 23924
2. B. Russell - 21620
3. K. Abdul-Jabbar - 17440
4. E. Hayes - 16279
5. M. Malone - 16212
6. T. Duncan - 15091
7. K. Malone - 14968
8. R. Parish - 14715
9. K. Garnett - 14662
10. D. Howard - 14627
11. N. Thurmond - 14464
12. W. Bellamy - 14241
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🔸 The 03-04 Detroit Pistons held their opponents to under 70 points 11 times, which included a five-game streak!
Lockdown defense! 🔒🔒🔒
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 20, 2022, 01:53:49 AM
U P D A T E S / N E W S !
🔸 🔸ALL-TIME ASSISTS LIST:
1. John Stockton - 15,806
2. Jason Kidd - 12,091
3. CHRIS PAUL - 10,977
4. Steve Nash - 10,335
5. Mark Jackson - 10,334
6. Magic Johnson - 10,141
7. LeBRON JAMES - 10,045
8. Oscar Robertson - 9,887
9. Isiah Thomas - 9,061
10. Gary Payton - 8,966
11. RUSSELL WESTBROOK - 8,611
12. Andre Miller - 8,524
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🔸 Alize Johnson has agreed to a one-year, $2 million deal with the San Antonio Spurs.
🔸 The Knicks and Jazz recently re-engaged in trade talks centered on Donovan Mitchell.
After several weeks of no conversations, the New York Knicks and Utah Jazz recently re-engaged in trade talks centered on Donovan Mitchell, league sources tell The Athletic.
There is no traction between the two teams on a deal, and no Mitchell trade is imminent for the Jazz. The Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards are also among the teams pursuing Mitchell, sources said.
🔸 The Utah Jazz have rejected New York Knicks offer for Julius Randle, they want RJ Barrett and six future first-round picks instead.
"Utah didn't want Julius Randle, from what I'm told. They don't want him. The Knicks were willing to unload him. They want RJ Barrett. They want at least 6 1st-round picks," according to Stephen A Smith.
🔸 The Los Angeles Lakers have been willing to include both of their first round-picks in a Kyrie Irving deal but the Brooklyn Nets are NOT interested.
REPORT: The Brooklyn Nets want ‘win-now talent’ in return to part with Kyrie Irving, per Marc Stein.
“The Nets’ current stance, sources say, is that they are unwilling to send out Irving in a trade if the deal solely brings back future assets.”
🔸 The Los Angeles Lakers have announced that they will retire Pau Gasol’s No. 16 on March 7, 2023.
Gasol with the Lakers was a 2x NBA champion, 3x NBA All-Star and 3x All-NBA. No. 16 will be raised to the rafters beside 24. 💜💛
🔸 LeBron James has agreed to a two-year, $97.1 million contract extension with the Los Angeles Lakers.
This makes LeBron James the highest-earning player in NBA history with $532M in guaranteed money.
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🔸 Stephen Curry’s SC30, Inc. company filed trademark paperwork for the phrase “Night Night” — to be used, as expected, in footwear & apparel.
The filing also could extend to as many as 35 product categories, like bedding, glassware, boxing equipment & alcoholic beverages.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on August 30, 2022, 11:35:43 PM
U P D A T E S !
🔸 FROM THE CHOSEN ONE, TO THE CHOSEN SONS.🔥
LeBron James and sons, Bronny & Bryce are the cover of Sports Illustrated for October 2022 issue.
20 years apart. Time flies.⏳
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🔸 LeBron James says he’d ‘definitely’ be looking at who has 1st-round picks from 2024 to 2027 because of chance to play with his sons.
Bronny James could be a candidate to be a one-and-done player if he decides to attend college, which means he’d be eligible for the 2024 NBA Draft while Bryce James is a very solid shooter and has the length to become an elite player some day. He’s grown a ton over the last few years and is now taller than his older brother.
🔸 REPORT: The New York Knicks and Utah Jazz don't rule out restarting Donovan Mitchell trade talks.
Neither Utah nor New York is ruling out restarting the talks before the start of training camps in late September, sources said.
🔸 BREAKING: RJ Barrett is finalizing a four-year rookie extension with the New York Knicks that could be worth up to $120 million, per Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Three Largest Contract in New York Knicks history💰
💰RJ Barrett: four-year, $120M
💰Julius Randle: four-year, $117M
💰Jalen Brunson: four-year, $104M
🔸 Utah Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson on his Philippine home debut:
“It feels great. I always hear them even though I’m on the other side of the world, I hear them through social media.”
“I know Filipinos got my back and I got theirs as well ... We’re building something special so let's get it.”
Clarkson averaged 25 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 6.5 APG, 45.2% FG, 41.2% 3P in the 4th window of #FIBAWC Asian Qualifiers for the Philippines.🇵🇭
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 04, 2022, 01:22:39 AM
🔸BREAKING: The Cleveland Cavaliers are trading Collin sixton, Lauri Markkanen, Ochai Agbaji, three first-round picks and two pick swaps to the Utah Jazz for Donovan Mitchell.
Collin sixton is signing a four-year, $72 million contract via sign-and-trade to the Utah Jazz.
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🔸 REPORT: Jayson Tatum [Jordan] and Ja Morant [Nike] are expected to receive their own signature sneaker in 2023, from their respective brands.
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🔸 The Los Angeles Lakers have hesitated to trade their 2027 and 2029 first-round picks in any deal that doesn’t make them serious contenders for the next two seasons.
The Lakers might still prefer a Buddy Hield-Myles Turner trade costing two firsts than any bundle they’re able to cook up with the Utah Jazz.
🔸 Stephen Curry says if he would play for any other NBA team besides the Golden State Warriors, it would be the Charlotte Hornets.
“All I would say is if there was a team that I did want to play for that was not named the Warriors, that would be it [the Hornets].”
🔸 Lonzo Ball is expected to MISS training camp and is doubtful for the start of the regular season with lingering pain and discomfort following knee surgery in January.
🔸 The Phoenix Suns are interested in trading for Bojan Bogdanovic, along with few other teams, including the Lakers, per John Gambadoro.
Phoenix reportedly reached out to the Jazz about the 33-year-old forward following Utah’s trade of Donovan Mitchell to Cleveland. Bogdanovic is entering a contract year after scoring 18.1 PPG in 69 starts last season.
🔸 The Los Angeles Lakers are monitoring the “spare part” veterans left over on the Utah Jazz’s roster such as Mike Conley Jr., Bojan Bogdanovic and Jordan Clarkson for a potential deal before the season begins.
🔸 After receiving further evaluation, Danilo Gallinari has been diagnosed with a torn ACL in his left knee.
🔸🔸Players who might still get traded:
Russell Westbrook
Myles Turner
Buddy Hield
Bojan Bogdanovic
Jordan Clarkson
Malik Beasley
Mike Conley
Terrence Ross
Eric Gordon
Gordon Hayward
Cam Reddish
Evan Fournier
Jakob Poeltl
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 10, 2022, 01:49:42 AM
N E W S / UPDATES !
🔸 Giannis Antetokounmpo, Luka Doncic and Nikola Jokic were DOMINANT in the group phase of FIBA EuroBasket 2022.🔥
Giannis: 29.5 PPG, 9.0 RPG, 3.8 APG, 5-0 record
Doncic: 26.6 PPG, 7.6 RPG, 6.8 APG, 4-1 record
Jokic: 19.6 RPG, 9.4 RPG, 4.4 APG, 5-0 record
Three Best International Players right now.💯
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🔸Gary Payton II recently revealed that he was once criticized by his father for being a ‘sorry-ass’ basketball player.
“And then one summer, my dad told me I wasn’t a good basketball player. Ha, he told me I was a sorry-ass basketball player ... And he told me to get a job or get a scholarship because he wasn’t going to pay for me to get to school.”
Ever since that moment, GP2 never stopped grinding. And now he’s an NBA champion and just recently signed a $28 million contract.❤️🏆
In a recent interview with coach George Karl, Gary Payton II said his decision to leave the Golden State Warriors simply was a financial one.
“For the money. I had to take the money. ... It didn't work out. I would love to go back to Golden State, but it didn't work out. Just the timing and everything. Just a business deal, and I just had to take the money.”
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🔸 Dirk Nowitzki defended Giannis Antetokounmpo over harsh and controversial comments from Gilbert Arenas.
“He is one of the best players in the world and has shown it as a champion and an MVP. He is the first one to tell you you can always improve, but if you look at what he is done already at such a young age, he is one of the best.”
🔸🔸 BREAKING: Maxi Kleber has agreed to a three-year, $33 million contract extension with the Dallas Mavericks.
🔸🔸 REPORT: The Milwaukee Bucks, Memphis Grizzlies, Sacramento Kings and Toronto Raptors are among the teams that have shown interest in Jordan Clarkson.
Luka Doncic admitted that there are better individual defenders in the NBA, but the team defense in Europe is more impressive.
He explained that this is happening because of the international basketall rules that benefit different tactics.
“Because of the smaller court, you don’t have the three-second violation. So I think the team defense is very important,” Doncic explained.
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🔸🔸 REPORT: The NBA is planning to announce expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas during the Clippers’ preseason games in Seattle, and Lakers’ preseason games in Las Vegas.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 11, 2022, 01:35:11 AM
U P D A T E S !
🔸 The New York Knicks and Dallas Mavericks are interested in Bojan Bogdanovic.
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🔸 Manu Ginobili reflects on his 16-year career with the San Antonio Spurs and he has nothing but love for his teammates and coach.
“I’ve been incredibly lucky to have played for the best coach ever, best power forward, multiple All-Stars. We created something very special. It’s something that doesn't happen. Four guys for the same team playing 15 years together and winning four championships.”
Ginobili will be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame tomorrow. Congratulations!👏🏽💯
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🔸🔸 REPORT: The Boston Celtics appear to have no interest in Carmelo Anthony, per Brian Robb.
According to Robb, apparent rumors of the Boston Celtics’ interest in Carmelo Anthony appear to be inaccurate, with the team seemingly content with what they already have available.
🔸🔸 REPORT: The Utah Jazz are seeking a first-round pick apiece for Bojan Bogdanovic, Jordan Clarkson and Malik Beasley, per Zach Lowe.
“The second package is Clarkson, Bogdanovic, Beasley. From what I’ve been told around the league, the Jazz feel all three of those guys are worth a first-round pick. If that’s the case, then there’s no deal, that’s out,” Lowe said.
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🔸🔸 BREAKING: The NBA and NBPA are still finalizing the In-Season Tournament concept with plans to include prizes for the final eight teams, per Shams Charania.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 18, 2022, 08:20:40 PM
N E W S / U P D A T E S !
🔸 🔸 REPORT : Isaiah Thomas worked out for the Los Angeles Lakers along with several other free agents this week, per Mike Scotto.
Other free agents who worked out for LAL :
🔸Shabazz Muhammad
🔸Jeremy Lamb
🔸Dwayne Bacon
🔸Miye Oni
🔸Armoni Brooks
🔸Sharife Cooper
🔸Mychal Mulder
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🔸 The Minnesota Timberwolves have signed free agent guard PJ Dozier, per Adrian Wojnarowski.
Dozier is returning from a torn ACL in his left knee, suffered in November while a member of the Denver Nuggets. He played for the Nuggets under new Wolves president Tim Connelly.
Dozier, 25, averaged 5.4 points in 18.9 minutes last season before tearing the ACL.
🔸 Patrick Beverley response to report that the Los Angeles Lakers are ‘strongly considering’ bringing Russell Westbrook off the bench.
It was reported recently that the Lakers is strongly considering having Russ playing games off the bench – something he has only done for 18 games during his rookie season 14 years ago.
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🔸 TWO TEAMS LEFT: Who you got winning the FIBA EuroBasket 2022?🏆🔥
Players with NBA experience:
🇪🇸 SPAIN :
Willy Hernangomez
Juancho Hernangomez
Lorenzo Brown
Rudy Fernandez
Usman Garuba
🇫🇷 FRANCE :
Rudy Gobert
Evan Fournier
Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot
Guerchon Yabusele
Ellie Okobo
Theo Maledon
Vincent Porier
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🔸🔸 BREAKING : The Los Angeles Lakers have signed free agent guard Dennis Schröder to a one-year, $2.64 million deal.
Schroder led his country Germany in the FIBA EuroBasket averaging 21.6 PPG & 7.3 APG. Schroder dropped 30 PTS & 8 AST on 11-17 shooting in their Semifinals loss to Spain.
Dennis Schröder reportedly picked the Los Angeles Lakers over the Toronto Raptors and Phoenix Suns, per Shams Charania.
“Dennis Schröder was deciding between a few teams, the Lakers, the Raptors, as well as the Phoenix Suns, I'm told,” Shams reported.
The Los Angeles Lakers head to training camp viewing Westbrook and Schroder as lead point guards, Beverley as another 2-guard alongside Kendrick Nunn and Austin Reaves as a back up 3 behind LeBron James. (per Marc Stein)
The Los Angeles Lakers are “strongly considering” bringing Russell Westbrook off the bench for the first time since his rookie season.
Most Likely Lakers rotation
PG: Russell Westbrook / Dennis Schroder
SG: Patrick Beverley / Kendrick Nunn
SF: LeBron James / Austin Reaves
PF: Anthony Davis / Juan Toscano-Anderson
C: Thomas Bryant / Damian Jones
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🔸 The Indiana Pacers have signed veteran forward James Johnson.
Johnson averaged 5.5 PPG & 3.5 APG in 19.2 MPG in Brooklyn last season.
🔸🔸 REPORT : The Utah Jazz valued deal they gave to Collin sixton more than what they would’ve had to pay RJ Barrett.
“There are different views about how the league views RJ Barrett,” Stefan Bondy said during a recent episode of HoopsHype’s podcast. “My understanding is the Jazz valued the contract that they got with Collin sixton more than what they would’ve had to pay Barrett. That was an important part of the trade negotiations.”
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on September 25, 2022, 03:03:12 PM
N E W S / U P D A T E S !
🔸 Robert Williams III underwent surgery on his left knee and is expected to return to basketball activities in 8-12 weeks.
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🔸 Andre Iguodala has announced that he is returning for his final season, as he signed a one-year veteran minimum deal with the Golden State Warriors.
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🔸 The Golden State Warriors will meet with Jordan Poole’s representation to discuss a massive contract extension in October.
🔸🔸 OFFICIAL : The Boston Celtics have suspended head coach Ime Udoka for the entire 2022-23 season.
The Celtics say they’ll decide on if Ime Udoka’s suspension will be extended beyond this season “at a later date”.
Celtics coach Ime Udoka is expected to be suspended for the entire 2022-23 season for his role in a consensual relationship with a female staff member.
Boston Celtics coach Ime Udoka is facing “possible disciplinary action” – including a significant suspension – for an unspecified violation of organizational guidelines.
Discussions are ongoing within the Celtics on a final determination.
Celtics coach Ime Udoka had an improper intimate and consensual relationship with a female member of the team staff. It’s been deemed a violation of franchise’s code of conduct.
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🔸 The San Antonio Spurs could offer a package involving Josh Richardson, Doug McDermott and/or Jakob Poeltl amid interest in a Russell Westbrook trade.
The San Antonio Spurs were recently floated as a team that is still open to trading for Westbrook. McDermott, Richardson and Poeltl are a few interesting names to consider.
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🔸 Khris Middleton is still ‘undecided’ about picking up his $40.4M player option for 2023-24 season.
Middleton: “I think everybody knows deep down that I want to stay. But also, you know it’s a business. Things change, things happen. You just never know. For sure I would love to stay.”
🔸🔸 BREAKING TRADE : The Utah Jazz have traded Bojan Bogdanovic to the Detroit Pistons for Kelly Olynyk & Saben Lee.
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🔸 Indiana Pacers general manager said that Myles Turner will be the team’s starting center on opening night, which officially ending the potential Los Angeles Lakers trade talks.
Lakers did not want to trade two picks to make the Indiana trade happen. This is confirmation that trade talks are pretty dead for the time being.
Lakers best and last offer could be Westbrook and a 1st round pick for Buddy Hield.
🔸 With Robert Williams III undergoing a left knee procedure ahead of training camp, the Boston Celtics could view Dwight Howard and LaMarcus Aldridge as possible replacements.
The Celtics are now left very thin in their frontcourt. Al Horford will likely be the team’s starting center to begin the season.
🔸🔸 BREAKING : ESPN’s Top 5 Player Rankings have been revealed! 👀🔥
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo
2. Nikola Jokic
3. Luka Doncic
4. Joel Embiid
5. Stephen Curry
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6. LeBron James
7. Jayson Tatum
8. Kevin Durant
9. Ja Morant
10. Devin Booker
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 08, 2022, 02:19:04 AM
SCORES UPDATES !
🔸 Rudy Gobert posted 5 PTS & 12 REB in 17 MINS in his Timberwolves debut!
T'Wolves beat Lakers, 114-99
A. Edwards: 13 PTS, 6 REB, 2 AST
D. Russell: 13 PTS, 3 REB, 2 AST
T. Bryant: 18 PTS, 7 REB
🔸 Tre Mann was ON FIRE from three, as OKC ripped the Adelaide 36ers, 131-98!
T. Mann: 26 PTS, 9/11 FG, 8/10 3PT
L. Waters III: 23 PTS, 3 STL, 6/9 3PT
C. Randall: 27 PTS, 7 AST, 3 REB
R. Franks: 20 PTS, 7 REB, 2 AST
🔸 Kevin Durant had an efficient shooting night, but Bam and the Heat blew out the Nets, 109-80!
B. Adebayo: 17 PTS, 3 REB, 2 STL
K. Lowry: 15 PTS, 4 REB, 2 STL
K. Durant: 22 PTS, 4 REB, 8/12 FG
🔸 Dejounte Murray & Trae Young looked GREAT today playing alongside each other! 🔥
D. Murray: 25 PTS, 9 AST, 8 REB
T. Young: 22 PTS, 3 AST, 2 REB
🔸🔸 Friday, October 7 Schedule: 7 pre-season games
Celtics vs Hornets - 7:30 pm ET
Pacers vs Knicks - 7:30 pm ET
Nuggets vs Bulls - 8 pm ET
Raptors vs Rockets - 8 pm ET
Heat vs Grizzlies - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Pistons vs Pelicans - 8 pm ET
Magic vs Mavericks - 8:30 pm ET
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 09, 2022, 02:51:51 AM
N E W S / UPDATES !
🔸 New York's lefty trio played a SOLID game in a blowout win over IND, 131-114!
O. Toppin: 24 PTS, 3 REB, 10/14 FG
R. Barrett: 18 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST
J. Brunson: 17 PTS, 5 AST, 1 STL
J. Randle: 15 PTS, 7 REB, 4 AST
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🔸 Miami just beat Memphis' starters, 111-108, without Butler, Adebayo, Lowry, Herro, Strus, Oladipo & Martin! 😳
D. Robinson: 29 PTS, 7/11 FG, 5 3PM
J. Cain: 19 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST
D. Brooks: 18 PTS, 2 REB, 1 AST
J. Morant: 17 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST
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🔸 JOSE ALVARADO had himself a nice pre-season game! 28 PTS, 5 REB, 12/18 FG 🔥🔥
Pelicans beat Pistons, 107-101
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🔸 After struggling the first two games, Paolo Banchero scored 19 PTS to lead Orlando over Dallas, 110-105! 🔥
P. Banchero: 19 PTS, 5 REB, 6/13 FG
T. Ross: 16 PTS, 5 REB, 6/8 FG
C. Wood: 23 PTS, 2 REB, 8/12 FG
L. Doncic: 16 PTS, 5 AST, 3 REB
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🔸 Saturday, October 8 Schedule: 1 pre-season game 🔸
* Hawks vs Bucks - 12 pm ET on NBATV
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BREAKING : Draymond Green addressed the media for the first time since his punch on Jordan Poole:
"I was wrong for my actions ... and for that I have apologized to my team, I have apologized to Jordan.
That is the task at hand...to rebuild trust in the locker room. There's a huge embarrassment that comes from (the video) not only for myself...but the embarrassment that Jordan has to deal with ... and also Jordan's family...I am a very flawed human being...I failed as a leader. I failed as a man."
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 11, 2022, 02:39:03 AM
U P D A T E S !
🔸 Anthony Davis led the Lakers with 28 PTS to get them their first pre-season win!
Lakers beat Warriors, 124-121
A. Davis: 28 PTS, 3 REB, AST
K. Nunn: 21 PTS, 7 AST, 4 REB
M. Ryan: 20 PTS, 6/9 3PT
J. Poole: 25 PTS, 6 AST, 4 REB
S. Curry: 24 PTS, 4 REB, 4 AST
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🔸 Trey Murphy III was BALLIN' OUT with 27 PTS on 7/10 from threes! 🔥
Pelicans beat Spurs, 111-97
N. Marshall: 15 PTS, 5 REB, 2 AST
Z. Williamson: 8 PTS, 9 REB, 5 AST
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🔸 John Wall had himself a SOLID debut with the Clippers. 20 PTS, 3 AST, 5/11 FG
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🔸 Monday, October 10 Schedule: 4 pre-season games 🔸
Wizards vs Hornets - 7 pm ET
76ers vs Cavaliers - 7 pm ET on NBATV
Rockets vs Heat - 7:30 pm ET
Suns vs Nuggets - 9 pm ET
Watch Redeem Team 2022 Documentary (https://www.pinoycyberkada.com/index.php?topic=119524.msg654290#msg654290)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 12, 2022, 12:17:53 AM
S C O R E S !
🔸 Tyrese Maxey had another solid game to lead the Sixers over Cleveland, 113-97! 🔥
T. Maxey: 19 PTS, 6/14 FG, 3/5 3PT
T. Harris: 12 PTS, 7 REB, 2 AST
J. Harden: 11 PTS, 6 REB, 4 AST
J. Allen: 19 PTS, 12 REB, 1 BLK
🔸 Miami's rookie Nikola Jovic and Houston's rookie Tari Eason both had SOLID double-doubles! 🔥🔥
Heat beat Rockets, 118-110
M. Strus: 24 PTS, 4 REB, 5/10 3PT
N. Jovic: 15 PTS, 12 REB, 4 AST
J. Green: 25 PTS, 5 AST, 4 REB
K. Porter Jr.: 21 PTS, 7 REB, 6 AST
T. Eason: 17 PTS, 12 REB, 8/11 FG
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🔸 The Suns, with almost all their starters, lost to Bones Hyland and most of the Nuggets bench players, 107-105!
B. Hyland: 16 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST
D. Ayton: 19 PTS, 11 REB, 3 STL
🔸 Tuesday, October 11 Schedule : 5 pre-season games 🔸
Thunder vs Pistons - 7 pm ET
Grizzlies vs Magic - 7 pm ET on NBATV
Bucks vs Bulls - 8 pm ET
Spurs vs Jazz - 9 pm ET
Blazers vs Warriors - 10 pm ET on NBATV
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 16, 2022, 12:33:54 AM
N E W S / UPDATES !
🔸 KD & Kyrie played another solid game and led the Nets to victory over Minnesota, 112-102!
K. Irving: 26 PTS, 4 AST, 3 STL
K. Durant: 20 PTS, 6 AST, 3 BLK
D. Russell: 17 PTS, 6 AST
R. Gobert: 16 PTS, 8 REB, 4 STL
🔸 OG Anunoby led the Raptors with 32 PTS, as they took down Boston in OT, 137-134!
O. Anunoby: 32 PTS, 6 REB, 2 BLK
S. Barnes: 25 PTS, 4 REB, 4 AST
J. Brown: 23 PTS, 4 REB, 3 AST
J. Tatum: 21 PTS, 9 REB, 5 AST (EJECTED)
🔸 Jalen Brunson finished off the pre-season with another IMPRESSIVE performance, as Knicks beat Wizards, 105-89!
J. Brunson: 27 PTS, 5 AST, 4 REB
R. Barrett: 19 PTS, 12 REB, 2 AST
🔸 Jalen Green had an efficient game, with 33 PTS on 10/15 FG & 4/7 3PT vs Indiana! 🔥🔥
Rockets beat Pacers, 122-114
J. Green: 33 PTS, 3 AST, 10/15 FG, 4/7 3PT
K. Porter Jr.: 22 PTS, 7 REB, 3 AST, 5/6 3PT
🔸 The Houston Rockets will waive Derrick Favors, who was recently acquired in a trade with OKC.
🔸 Kostas Antetokounmpo has agreed to a two-way deal with the Bulls.
🔸 In the last game of the pre-season, the Kings DESTROYED the Lakers by 47 PTS! 133-86! 😳😬
🔸 Jordan Poole has agreed to a four-year, $140 million contract extension with the Golden State Warriors.
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 22, 2022, 06:10:22 PM
* Nikola Jokic POSTED a triple-double, as the Nuggets bounced back with a HUGE win over Curry & the Warriors, 128-123!
N. Jokic: 26 PTS, 12 REB, 10 AST
B. Brown: 20 PTS, 5 AST, 3 3PM
K. Caldwell-Pope: 17 PTS, 4 REB
S. Curry: 34 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST
A. Wiggins: 23 PTS, 8 REB, 3 STL
* D. Lillard POURED IN 41 PTS to lead the Blazers to a thrilling OT win over Phoenix, 113-111!
D. Booker: 33 PTS, 5 REB, 3 AST
D. Ayton: 26 PTS, 6 REB, 2 AST
D. Lillard: 41 PTS, 7 REB, 3 AST
J. Nurkic: 20 PTS, 17 REB, 2 AST
* J. Clarkson & L. Markkanen led the way as the Jazz got another SURPRISING WIN, defeating Minnesota in OT, 132-126!
So much for rebuilding! 🤷♂️
J. Clarkson: 29 PTS, 6 AST, 5 REB
L. Markkanen: 24 PTS, 13 REB, 5 AST
K. Olynyk: 21 PTS, 4 STL, 3 AST
A. Edwards: 30 PTS, 5 REB, 2 AST
K. Towns: 27 PTS, 7 REB, 2 AST
D. Russell: 23 PTS, 7 AST, 6 REB
R. Gobert: 9 PTS, 23 REB, 2 BLK
* JA MORANT WENT OFF FOR 49 PTS!!! 😤🔥🔥
Grizzlies beat Rockets, 129-122!
J. Morant: 49 PTS, 8 AST, 4 REB, 2 BLK
J. Konchar: 17 PTS, 5 REB, 3 STL
J. Green: 33 PTS, 5 REB, 2 AST
A. Sengun: 23 PTS, 12 REB, 9/13 FG
* K. Irving & K. Durant COMBINED for 57 PTS to overcome an INSANE triple-double by P. Siakam!
Nets beat Raptors, 109-105!
K. Irving: 30 PTS, 7 AST, 5 3PM
K. Durant: 27 PTS, 6 AST, 3 REB
N. Claxton: 19 PTS, 11 REB, 4 BLK
B. Simmons: 6 PTS, 10 REB, 8 AST
P. Siakam: 37 PTS, 13 REB, 11 AST
* Jayson Tatum & Jaylen Brown SHINED again, combining for 57 PTS to beat the Heat, 111-104!
This duo is A PROBLEM! 🔥🔥
J. Tatum: 29 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST
J. Brown: 28 PTS, 4 REB, 3 AST
T. Herro: 25 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST
B. Adebayo: 19 PTS, 8 REB, 5 AST
J. Butler: 18 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST
* T. Young & D. Murray had another great all-around performance to lead Hawks to a 108-98 win over Orlando!!
This duo is NICE!
T. Young: 25 PTS, 13 AST, 4 REB
J. Collins: 23 PTS, 13 REB, 3 STL
D. Murray: 20 PTS, 9 REB, 9 AST, 3 STL
C. Anthony: 26 PTS, 2 AST
P. Banchero: 18 PTS, 12 REB, 3 BLK
* K. Kuzma led the Wizards with 26 PTS and B. Beal hit the game-winning shot to beat the Bulls, 102-100! 😤🔥
K. Kuzma: 26 PTS, 6 REB, 2 AST, 4/8 3PT
B. Beal: 19 PTS, 8 AST, 2 BLK
K. Porzingis: 14 PTS, 3 REB, 2 AST
D. DeRozan: 32 PTS, 6 AST, 6 REB
N. Vucevic: 24 PTS, 7 REB, 1 AST
* Jonas Valanciunas put up an INCREDIBLE double-double to lead the Pelicans to a win over CHA, 124-112!
Pelicans had 3 players score 20+ points again!
J. Valanciunas: 30 PTS, 17 REB, 4 AST
B. Ingram: 28 PTS, 9 REB, 7 AST, 2 STL
C. McCollum: 21 PTS, 6 REB, 2 AST
Z. Williamson: 16 PTS, 5 REB, 3 AST
G. Hayward: 26 PTS, 7 AST, 2 STL
T. Rozier: 23 PTS, 11 AST, 8 REB
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 26, 2022, 12:54:24 PM
S C O R E S !
🔸 Devin Booker & the Suns took over in the 2nd half to DESTROY the Warriors, 134-105!
D. Booker: 30 PTS, 7 AST, 3 STL
C. Paul: 16 PTS, 9 AST, 7 REB
D. Ayton: 16 PTS, 14 REB, 4 AST
S. Curry: 21 PTS, 8 AST, 7 REB
J. Poole: 17 PTS, 5 AST, 2 REB
🔸 Without Kawhi Leonard & Paul George, the Thunder ran past the Clippers, 108-94!
S. Gilgeous-Alexander: 33 PTS, 8 AST, 3 STL
T. Mann: 25 PTS, 4 REB, 3 AST
L. Kennard: 15 PTS, 4 REB, 2 AST
J. Wall: 12 PTS, 4 AST, 3 REB
🔸 No Ingram, No Zion, no PROBLEM!
Trey Murphy had a perfect shooting night as Pelicans took down Doncic & the Mavs, 113-111!
T. Murphy: 22 PTS, 8/8 FG, 4/4 3PT
C McCollum: 14 PTS, 11 AST
L. Doncic: 37 PTS, 11 REB, 7 AST
S. Dinwiddie: 24 PTS, 5 AST, 2 REB
C. Wood: 23 PTS, 6 REB
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🔸 Kyle Kuzma led the Wizards with 25 PTS in a 120-98 win over Detroit! 🔥🔥
K. Kuzma: 25 PTS, 6 REB
K. Porzingis: 20 PTS, 6 REB, 2 AST
B. Bogdanovic: 25 PTS, 3 REB, 4 3PM
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 26, 2022, 11:20:28 PM
East:
1. Bucks 2-0
2. Wizards 3-1
3. Celtics 3-1
4. Hornets 2-1
5. Knicks 2-1
6. Cavaliers 2-1
7. Hawks 2-1
8. Raptors 2-2
9. Bulls 2-2
10. Nets 1-2
11. 76ers 1-3
12. Pacers 1-3
13. Heat 1-3
14. Pistons - 1-3
15. Magic 0-4
West:
1. Blazers 4-0
2. Jazz 3-1
3. Spurs 3-1
4. Suns 3-1
5. Pelicans 3-1
6. Grizzlies 3-1
7. Nuggets 2-2
8. Timberwolves 2-2
9. Warriors 2-2
10. Clippers 2-2
11. Mavericks 1-2
12. Rockets 1-3
13. Thunder 1-3
14. Kings 0-3
15. Lakers 0-3
Thursday, October 27, 2022 Game Schedules :
7:00 (PHT) - Orlando Magic vs. Cleveland Cavaliers
7:00 (PHT) - Atlanta Hawks vs. Detroit Pistons
7:30 (PHT) - Charlotte Hornets vs. New York Knicks
7:30 (PHT) - Philadelphia 76ers vs. Toronto Raptors
7:30 (PHT) - Brooklyn Nets vs. Milwaukee Bucks (ESPN)
8:00 (PHT) - Indiana Pacers vs. Chicago Bulls
8:00 (PHT) - San Antonio Spurs vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
9:00 (PHT) - Houston Rockets vs. Utah Jazz
10:00 (PHT) - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Denver Nuggets (NBATV Philippines)(ESPN)
10:00 (PHT) - Miami Heat vs. Portland Trailblazers
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on October 28, 2022, 12:51:17 AM
S C O R E S !
* Jalen Brunson had a BIG double-double to lead the Knicks to a thrilling OT victory over Charlotte, 134-131!
J. Brunson: 27 PTS, 13 AST, 7 REB
R. Barrett: 22 PTS, 8 REB
J. Randle: 17 PTS, 6 REB, 2 STL
* Giannis was UNSTOPPABLE in the 2nd half to lead the Bucks to a win over KD & the Nets, 110-99!
Best player in the NBA? 🤔
G. Antetokounmpo: 43 PTS, 14 REB, 5 AST, 3 BLK
B. Portis: 20 PTS, 11 REB, 2 STL
K. Durant: 33 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST
K. Irving: 27 PTS, 9 REB, 1 AST
B. Simmons: 4 PTS, 9 AST, 5 REB
* Paolo Banchero in his first 5 games:
29 PTS, 8 REB, 4 AST
21 PTS, 4 REB, 2 AST
23 PTS, 5 REB, 3 AST
20 PTS, 12 REB, 3 BLK
27 PTS, 9 REB, 5 AST
He's going to be a PROBLEM in this league! 😤😤
* J. Embiid & T. Maxey each had 31 PTS, but it wasn’t enough to beat Trent, Siakam, & the Raptors!
Raptors beat 76ers, 119-109
G. Trent: 27 PTS, 2 STL, 5 3PM
P. Siakam: 20 PTS, 13 AST, 5 REB
T. Maxey: 31 PTS, 6 AST, 5 REB
J. Embiid: 31 PTS, 5 REB, 3 AST
J. Harden: 18 PTS, 9 AST, 7 REB
* Jarrett Allen recorded a SOLID double-double, as the Cavaliers took down Banchero & the Magic, 103-92!
E. Mobley: 22 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST
J. Allen 18 PTS, 16 REB, 7/11 FG
D. Mitchell: 14 PTS, 8 AST, 5/19 FG
P. Banchero: 29 PTS, 8 REB, 4 AST, 2 BLK
F. Wagner: 22 PTS, 5 AST, 4 REB
* Trae Young had to PUT UP 35 PTS to help the Hawks squeeze past the Pistons, 118-113!
T. Young: 35 PTS, 6 AST, 3 REB
J. Collins: 19 PTS, 11 REB, 4 BLK
B. Bogdanovic: 33 PTS, 3 AST, 6 3PM
C. Cunningham: 26 PTS, 8 REB, 6 AST
* Raptors President Masai Ujiri has been fined $35,000 for approaching the scorer’s table and directing inappropriate remarks toward a game official on Saturday.
* Nikola Jokic had a MONSTER all-around game to lead the Nuggets to a win over the Lakers, 110-99!
Lakers remain winless at 0-4…
N. Jokic: 31 PTS, 13 REB, 9 AST, 4 STL
B. Brown: 18 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST, 2 STL
A. Davis: 22 PTS, 14 REB, 5 AST, 3 STL
L James: 19 PTS, 9 AST, 7 REB, 8/21 FG
* The Heat used balanced scoring to blowout the Blazers, 119-98, and give them their first loss of the season!
B. Adebayo: 18 PTS, 8 REB, 3 AST
J. Butler: 17 PTS, 5 REB, 5 AST
K. Lowry: 17 PTS, 6 AST, 2 REB
D. Lillard: 22 PTS, 2 REB, 2 AST
* Lauri Markkanen & Jordan Clarkson led the Jazz, as they get their revenge on Houston with a 109-101 win!
L. Markkanen: 24 PTS, 9 REB, 3 AST
J. Clarkson: 20 PTS, 6 REB, 5 AST
K. Porter Jr.: 24 PTS, 5 REB, 5 AST
Friday, October 28, 2022 Game Schedules :
7:30 (PHT) - Dallas Mavericks vs. Brooklyn Nets (NBATV) (ONE Sports)
8:00 (PHT) - Los Angeles Clippers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
10:00 (PHT) - Miami Heat vs. Golden State Warriors (NBATV Philippines)(NBATV)
10:00 (PHT) - Memphis Grizzlies vs. Sacramento Kings
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 04, 2022, 09:36:08 PM
NBA FULL GAME RESULTS !
NOVEMBER 04 FRIDAY ( PHT )
• Orlando Magic def. Golden State Warriors , 130 - 129
Jalen Suggs - 26 Pts 1 Reb 9 Ast 4 Stls 9/17 FGs , 6/11 FTs
Paolo Banchero - 22 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Franz Wagner - 19 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Chuma Okeke - 16 Pts 9 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
RJ Hampton - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Wendell Carter Jr - 14 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Kevon Harris - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl
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Stephen Curry - 39 Pts 3 Rebs 9 Ast 13/22 FGs , 8/15 3PT FGs , 5/5 FTs
Klay Thompson - 27 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 10/24 FGs , 7/15 3PT FGs
Kevon Looney - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Andrew Wiggins - 15 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Blks
Jordan Poole - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast
Draymond Green - 8 Pts 5 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
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• Denver Nuggets def. Oklahoma City Thunder , 122 - 110
Aaron Gordon - 27 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 10/13 FGs , 3/4 3PT FGs , 4/5 FTs
Jamal Murray - 24 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 8/19 FGs , 4/6 3PT FGs , 4/4 FTs
Nikola Jokic - 15 Pts 13 Rebs 14 Ast 1 Stl
Bruce Brown - 15 Pts 5 Rebs 9 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Michael Porter Jr - 11 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - 11 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - 37 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls 13/17 FGs , 11/11 FTs
Luguentz Dort - 19 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Josh Giddey - 16 Pts 1 Reb 5 Ast 1 Stl
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl - 10 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
East:
1. Bucks 7-0
2. Cavaliers 6-1
3. Raptors 5-3
4. Hawks 5-3
5. Celtics 4-3
6. Bulls 5-4
7. Wizards 4-4
8. 76ers 4-5
9. Heat 4-5
10. Knicks 3-4
11. Pacers 3-5
12. Hornets 3-5
13. Nets 2-6
14. Pistons 2-7
15. Magic 2-7
West:
1. Suns 6-1
2. Blazers 5-2
3. Jazz 6-3
4. Grizzlies 5-3
5. Spurs 5-3
6. Nuggets 5-3
7. Pelicans 4-3
8. Mavericks 4-3
9. Timberwolves 4-4
10. Thunder 4-4
11. Clippers 4-4
12. Warriors 3-6
13. Lakers 2-5
14. Kings 2-5
15. Rockets 1-8
Saturday, November 5, 2022 Game Schedule:
7:00 (PHT) - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Detroit Pistons
7:00 (PHT) - Miami Heat vs. Indiana Pacers
7:00 (PHT) - New York Knicks vs. Philadelphia 76ers
7:00 (PHT) - Brooklyn Nets vs. Washington Wizards (TV5)
7:30 (PHT) - Chicago Bulls vs. Boston Celtics (ESPN)
8:00 (PHT) - Charlotte Hornets vs. Memphis Grizzlies
8:00 (PHT) - Los Angeles Clippers vs. San Antonio Spurs
8:30 (PHT) - Toronto Raptors vs. Dallas Mavericks
8:30 (PHT) - Golden State Warriors vs. New Orlean Pelicans
10:00 (PHT) - Milwaukee Bucks vs. Minnesota Timberwolves (ESPN)
10:00 (PHT) - Portland Trailblazers vs. Phoenix Suns
10:30 (PHT) - Utah Jazz vs. Los Angeles Lakers (NBATV Philippines)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 06, 2022, 04:43:24 AM
NBA GAME RESULTS !
NOVEMBER 05 SATURDAY ( PHT )
• CAVALIERS def. PISTONS , 112 - 88
Jarrett Allen - 23 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Blks
Kevin Love - 21 Pts 8 Rebs 10 Ast 1 Blk
Caris LeVert - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast
Cedi Osman - 15 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast
Evan Mobley - 11 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 8 Blks
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Cade Cunningham - 19 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jaden Ivey - 18 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Saddiq Bey - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls
Isaiah Livers - 11 Pts 1 Reb 1 Blk
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• PACERS def. HEAT , 101 - 99
Buddy Hield - 25 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Stls
Bennedict Mathurin - 23 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast 1 Blk
Tyrese Haliburton - 22 Pts 9 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Stls
Myles Turner - 16 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Blks
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Tyler Herro - 29 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Bam Adebayo - 18 Pts 10 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Max Strus - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Gabe Vincent - 15 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Stls
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• KNICKS def. 76ERS , 106 - 104
Jalen Brunson - 23 Pts 6 Rebs 7 Ast
RJ Barrett - 22 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Obi Toppin - 17 Pts 3 Rebs
Julius Randle - 17 Pts 10 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
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Tyrese Maxey - 31 Pts 3 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
Tobias Harris - 23 Pts 9 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Montrezl Harrell - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
De'Anthony Melton - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
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• NETS def. WIZARDS , 128 - 86
Kevin Durant - 28 Pts 9 Rebs 11 Ast 1 Blk
Nicolas Claxton - 18 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Blks
Cam Thomas - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Yuta Watanabe - 14 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Stl 2 Blks
Royce O'neale - 13 Pts 3 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Edmond Sumner - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Stls
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Bradley Beal - 20 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Kyle Kuzma - 19 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast
Kristaps Porzingis - 14 Pts 10 Rebs 1 Ast
Anthony Gill - 8 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Stl
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• CELTICS def. BULLS , 123 - 119
Jayson Tatum - 36 Pts 12 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk 8/23 FGs , 3/10 3PT FGs , 17/20 FTs
Malcolm - 25 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Jaylen Brown - 16 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast
Marcus Smart - 12 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 1 Stl
Al Horford - 11 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast
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DeMar DeRozan - 46 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk 13/23 FGs , 20/22 FTs
Nikola Vucevic - 24 Pts 12 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Zach LaVine - 16 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Ayo Dosunmu - 11 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast
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• GRIZZLIES def. HORNETS , 130 - 99
Dillon Brooks - 23 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast
Desmond Bane - 19 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast
Steven Adams - 13 Pts 19 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
Brandon Clarke - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Blks
Ja Morant - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 11 Ast
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Kelly Oubre Jr - 17 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 2 Stls
James Bouknight - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
JT Thor - 11 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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• CLIPPERS def. SPURS , 113 - 106
Paul George - 32 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Ivica Zubac - 17 Pts 15 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 4 Blks
John Wall - 15 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast
Reggie Jackson - 14 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast
Norman Powell - 13 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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Devin Vassell - 29 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast
Tre Jones - 18 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls
Keldon Johnson - 16 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast
Doug McDermott - 10 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast
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• MAVERICKS def. RAPTORS , 111 - 110
Luka Doncic - 35 Pts 8 Rebs 6 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
Spencer Dinwiddie - 21 Pts 1 Reb 7 Ast 2 Stls
Christian Wood - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Dorian Finney-Smith - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Stl
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OG Anunoby - 27 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 5 Stls
Pascal Siakam - 18 Pts 7 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Chris Boucher - 17 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Precious Achiuwa - 15 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
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• PELICANS def. WARRIORS , 114 - 105
Brandon Ingram - 26 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Blks
CJ McCollum - 20 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Larry Nance Jr - 20 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast
Zion Williamson - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Jose Alvarado - 10 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast 2 Stls
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Jordan Poole - 20 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Stls
Jonathan Kuminga - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Ty Jerome - 18 Pts 6 Rebs 5 Ast
Anthony Lamb - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls
Moses Moody - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast
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• BUCKS def. TIMBERWOLVES , 115 - 102
Jrue Holiday - 29 Pts 8 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls
Giannis Antetokounmpo - 26 Pts 13 Rebs 11 Ast
Bobby Portis - 18 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast
Marion Beauchamp - 14 Pts 6 Rebs
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Anthony Edwards - 24 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Karl-Anthony Towns - 22 Pts 11 Rebs 5 Ast
Jaylen Nowell - 13 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast
D'Angelo Russell - 9 Pts 3 Ast 4 Stls
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•PORTLAND def. SUNS , 108 - 106
Jerami Grant - 30 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
Jusuf Nurkic - 14 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Justise Winslow - 12 Pts 9 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Stls
Nassir Little - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast
Keon Johnson - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
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Devin Booker - 25 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Deandre Ayton - 24 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast
Damion Lee - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl
Mikal Bridges - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls
Jock Landale - 9 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast
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• JAZZ def. LAKERS , 130 - 116
Lauri Markkanen - 27 Pts 13 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jordan Clarkson - 20 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast
Kelly Olynyk - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Collin sixton - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast
Mike Conley - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 10 Ast 1 Stl
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Russell Westbrook - 28 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls
Anthony Davis - 22 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Blks
LeBron James - 17 Pts 10 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Blk
Loonie Walker IV - 17 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 2 Stls
Troy Brown Jr - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 8-0
2. Cavaliers 7-1
3. Celtics 5-3
4. Hawks 5-3
5. Raptors 5-4
6. Bulls 5-5
7. Knicks 4-4
8. Pacers 4-5
9. Wizards 4-5
10. 76ers 4-6
11. Heat 4-6
12. Nets 3-6
13. Hornets 3-6
14. Magic 2-7
15. Pistons 2-8
West:
1. Blazers 6-2
2. Suns 6-2
3. Jazz 7-3
4. Grizzlies 6-3
5. Pelicans 5-3
6. Nuggets 5-3
7. Mavericks 5-3
8. Clippers 5-4
9. Spurs 5-4
10. Thunder 4-4
11. Timberwolves 4-5
12. Warriors 3-7
13. Kings 2-5
14. Lakers 2-6
15. Rockets 1-8
🔸 🔸Sunday, November 6, 2022 Game Schedule: 🔸 🔸
5:00 (PHT) - Sacramento Kings vs. Orlando Magic
7:00 (PHT) - Brooklyn Nets vs. Charlotte Hornets
7:30 (PHT) - Boston Celtics vs. New York Knicks (NBATV)
8:00 (PHT) - Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Milwaukee Bucks (TV5)
8:00 (PHT) - Houston Rockets vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
9:00 (PHT) - San Antonio Spurs vs. Denver Nuggets
10:00 (PHT) - Portland Trailblazers vs. Phoenix Suns (NBATV)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 06, 2022, 03:09:55 PM
NBA FULL GAME RESULTS !
NOVEMBER 06 SUNDAY ( PHT )
• KINGS def. MAGIC , 126 - 123 ( OT )
De'Aaron Fox - 37 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 14/24 FGs , 7/7 FTs
Domantas Sabonis - 25 Pts 11 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Trey Lyles - 15 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Malik Monk - 15 Pts 1 Reb 5 Ast
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Paolo Banchero - 33 Pts 16 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk 14/26 FGs , 5/5 FTs
Franz Wagner - 31 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 3 Rebs 13/22 FGs , 4/5 FTs
Bol Bol - 23 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast
Wendell Carter Jr - 17 Pts 9 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
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• NETS def. HORNETS , 98 - 94
Kevin Durant - 16 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Blks
Nicolas Claxton - 11 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 3 Blks
Cam Thomas - 9 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast
Edmond Sumner - 6 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Terry Rozier - 18 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast
Kelly Oubre Jr - 15 Pts 1 Reb
PJ Washington - 8 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 2 Blks
Mason Plumlee - 7 Pts 9 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
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• HAWKS def. PELICANS , 124 - 121 ( OT )
Trae Young - 34 Pts 1 Reb 10 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk 9/26 FGs , 14/15 FTs
Dejounte Murray - 22 Pts 10 Rebs 11 Ast 3 Stls
Clint Capela - 21 Pts 19 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 4 Blks
De'Andre Hunter - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
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Zion Williamson - 29 Pts 8 Rebs 4 Ast
CJ McCollum - 29 Pts 10 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Herbert Jones - 19 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls
Brandon Ingram - 16 Pts 5 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Blks
Jonas Valanciunas - 13 Pts 17 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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• CELTICS def. KNICKS , 133 - 118
Jaylen Brown - 30 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 10/19 FGs , 6/11 3PT FGs , 4/4 FTs
Jayson Tatum - 26 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Sam Hauser - 17 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Malcolm Brogdon - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Marcus Smart - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 11 Ast
Grant Williams - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
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Julius Randle - 29 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Ast
RJ Barrett - 27 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Jalen Brunson - 22 Pts 3 Rebs 10 Ast
Derrick Rose - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Isaiah Hartenstein - 10 Pts 14 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
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• BUCKS def. THUNDER , 108 - 94
Brook Lopez - 25 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Grayson Allen - 19 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Jevon Carter - 18 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jordan Nwora - 12 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Bobby Portis - 12 Pts 21 Rebs 2 Ast
*GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO ( Did not play )
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - 18 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Josh Giddey - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl - 12 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Mike Muscala - 9 Pts 5 Rebs
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• TIMBERWOLVES def. ROCKETS , 129 - 117
Karl-Anthony Towns - 25 Pts 9 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Anthony Edwards - 19 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Taurean Prince - 16 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Kyle Anderson - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 3 Stls
D'Angelo Russell - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
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Jalen Green - 21 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Rebs
Kenyon Martin Jr - 17 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Alperen Sengun - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 5 Ast
Tari Eason - 17 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Kevin Porter Jr - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast
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• NUGGETS def. SPURS , 126 - 101
Bones Hyland - 24 Pts 5 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
Nikola Jokic - 21 Pts 6 Rebs 10 Ast 2 Stls
Michael Porter Jr - 15 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Stl
Jamal Murray - 13 Pts 1 Reb 9 Ast
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - 12 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast 4 Stls
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Keldon Johnson - 25 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast
Devin Vassell - 20 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jakob Poeltl - 14 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Josh Richardson - 8 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast
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• SUNS def. PORTLAND , 102 - 82
Devin Booker - 24 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Chris Paul - 15 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast
Mikal Bridges - 11 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Dario Saric - 9 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Damion Lee - 9 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast
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Jerami Grant - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Shaedon Sharpe - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Blk
Nassir Little - 9 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast
Jusuf Nurkic - 8 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Blk
Keon Johnson - 8 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 9-0
2. Cavaliers 7-1
3. Celtics 6-3
4. Hawks 6-3
5. Raptors 5-4
6. Bulls 5-5
7. Pacers 4-5
8. Wizards 4-5
9. Knicks 4-5
10. Nets 4-6
11. 76ers 4-6
12. Heat 4-6
13. Hornets 3-7
14. Pistons 2-8
15. Magic 2-8
West:
1. Suns 7-2
2. Jazz 7-3
3. Grizzlies 6-3
4. Blazers 6-3
5. Nuggets 6-3
6. Mavericks 5-3
7. Pelicans 5-4
8. Clippers 5-4
9. Spurs 5-5
10. Timberwolves 5-5
11. Thunder 4-5
12. Kings 3-5
13. Warriors 3-7
14. Lakers 2-6
15. Rockets 1-9
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 06, 2022, 10:10:04 PM
4:30 (PHT) - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Los Angeles Lakers (NBATV Philippines)
7:00 (PHT) - Chicago Bulls vs. Toronto Raptors
7:00 (PHT) - Washington Wizards vs. Memphis Grizzlies
11:00 (PHT) - Utah Jazz vs. Los Angeles Clippers (ONE Sports)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 10, 2022, 10:53:38 PM
NBA FULL GAME RESULTS !
NOVEMBER 10 THURSDAY ( PHT )
• MAGIC def. MAVERICKS , 94 - 87
Franz Wagner - 22 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast
Wendell Carter Jr - 13 Pts 12 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Jalen Suggs - 12 Pts 7 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Mo Bamba - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Bol Bol - 11 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Blk
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Spencer Dinwiddie - 29 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Luka Doncic - 24 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast 3 Stls 2 Blks
Maxi Kleber - 8 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Stl
Dorian Finney-Smith - 8 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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• PORTLAND def. HORNETS , 105 - 95
Damian Lillard - 26 Pts 6 Rebs 7 Ast
Anfernee Simons - 19 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls
Shaedon Sharpe - 17 Pts 4 Rebs
Drew Eubanks - 14 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Blks
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Terry Rozier - 18 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast
Mason Plumlee - 16 Pts 12 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Kelly Oubre Jr - 16 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Dennis Smith Jr - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 4 Stls
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• NUGGETS def. PACERS , 122 - 119
Nikola Jokic - 24 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Aaron Gordon - 18 Pts 16 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jamal Murray - 18 Pts 8 Rebs 4 Ast 3 Stls
Michael Porter Jr - 17 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Bones Hyland - 16 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - 15 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls
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Bennedict Mathurin - 30 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl
Tyrese Haliburton - 21 Pts 1 Reb 11 Ast 3 Stls
Isaiah Jackson - 17 Pts 10 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Buddy Hield - 17 Pts 1 Reb
Myles Turner - 14 Pts 11 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 3 Blks
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• JAZZ def. HAWKS , 125 - 129
Lauri Markkanen - 32 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Blk
Jordan Clarkson - 23 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast
Malik Beasley - 18 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Kelly Olynyk - 14 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast
Walker Kessler - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Blks
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Dejounte Murray - 26 Pts 6 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
De'Andre Hunter - 22 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Stl
Trae Young - 22 Pts 4 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Stls
Clint Capela - 15 Pts 19 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Blks
John Collins - 15 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast
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• CELTICS def. PISTONS , 128 - 112
Jayson Tatum - 31 Pts 1 Reb 5 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jaylen Brown - 30 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Sam Hauser - 24 Pts 2 Rebs
Al Horford - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
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Jaden Ivey - 19 Pts 10 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Saddiq Bey - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Stl
Bojan Bogdanovic - 17 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Killian Hayes - 16 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• NETS def. KNICKS , 112 - 85
Kevin Durant - 29 Pts 12 Rebs 12 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Seth Curry - 23 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Edmond Sumner - 18 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Nicolas Claxton - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Joe Harris - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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Julius Randle - 24 Pts 11 Rebs 3 Ast
RJ Barrett - 16 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Jalen Brunson - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast
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• RAPTORS def. ROCKETS , 116 - 109
Fred VanVleet - 32 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 4 Stls 1 Blk
OG Anunoby - 27 Pts 10 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
Otto Porter Jr - 14 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Stl
Scottie Barnes - 13 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Blks
Gary Trent Jr - 11 Pts 1 Reb 4 Ast 1 Stl
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Jalen Green - 21 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast
Alperen Sengun - 17 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 3 Blks
Jabari Smith Jr - 15 Pts 10 Rebs
Tari Eason - 14 Pts 6 Rebs 5 Ast 5 Stls
Kenyon Martin Jr - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Blks
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• PELICANS def. BULLS , 115 - 111
Brandon Ingram - 22 Pts 9 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Jonas Valanciunas - 21 Pts 13 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Zion Williamson - 19 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast
Herbert Jones - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 3 Stls
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DeMar DeRozan - 33 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Zach LaVine - 23 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
Nikola Vucevic - 18 Pts 7 Ast 2 Ast
Goran Dragic - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast
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• SUNS def. TIMBERWOLVES , 129 - 117
Devin Booker - 32 Pts 4 Rebs 10 Ast 2 Stls
Mikal Bridges - 31 Pts 9 Rebs 5 Ast 4 Stls 1 Blk
Cameron Payne - 23 Pts 6 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Landry Shamet - 16 Pts 1 Ast
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Jaden McDaniels - 24 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Rudy Gobert - 25 Pts 11 Rebs 3 Blks
D'Angelo Russell - 20 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast
Jaylen Nowell - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
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• BUCKS def. THUNDER , 136 - 132 ( 2OT )
Jevon Carter - 36 Pts 4 Rebs 12 Ast 1 Stl
Brook Lopez - 24 Pts 13 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 5 Blks
Marion Beauchamp - 19 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Stls
Grayson Allen - 18 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Blk
Bobby Portis - 13 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
George Hill - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast 3 Stls
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - 39 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Blks
Tre Mann - 21 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Josh Giddey - 18 Pts 15 Rebs 6 Ast
Aleksej Pokusevski - 17 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
Luguentz Dort - 12 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast 4 Stls
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• GRIZZLIES def. SPURS , 124 - 122 ( OT )
Ja Morant - 32 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Desmond Bane - 32 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast
Dillon Brooks - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast
Tyus Jones - 11 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast
Steven Adams - 7 Pts 19 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Jakob Poeltl - 23 Pts 9 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
Devin Vassell - 23 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Blk
Keldon Johnson - 16 Pts 8 Rebs 4 Ast
Josh Richardson - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Jeremy Sochan - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Stls
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• CLIPPERS def. LAKERS , 114 - 101
Paul George - 29 Pts 6 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Norman Powell - 18 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast 1 Stl
Reggie Jackson - 14 Pts 3 Ast 1 Stl
Luke Kennard - 13 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Marcus Morris Sr - 11 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
John Wall - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Ivica Zubac - 10 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
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LeBron James - 30 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Anthony Davis - 21 Pts 9 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Troy Brown Jr - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Stl
Russell Westbrook - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Stls
Austin Reaves - 8 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast
Patrick Beverley - 7 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
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• KINGS def. CAVALIERS , 127 - 120
Domantas Sabonis - 21 Pts 5 Rebs 6 Ast 3 Stls
Harrison Barnes - 20 Pts 9 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Trey Lyles - 16 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 1 Blk
De'Aaron Fox - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 8 Ast 3 Stls
Malik Monk - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
Keegan Murray - 14 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Kevin Huerter - 14 Pts 2 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
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Donovan Mitchell - 38 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Caris LeVert - 21 Pts 10 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls
Jarrett Allen - 20 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Evan Mobley - 16 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Stl
Kevin Love - 9 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 10-1
2. Cavaliers 8-3
3. Celtics 8-3
4. Hawks 7-4
5. Raptors 7-5
6. Bulls 6-7
7. Knicks 5-6
8. Wizards 5-6
9. 76ers 5-6
10. Pacers 5-6
11. Nets 5-7
12. Heat 4-7
13. Pistons 3-9
14. Magic 3-9
15. Hornets 3-9
West:
1. Jazz 10-3
2. Suns 8-3
3. Blazers 8-3
4. Nuggets 8-3
5. Grizzlies 8-4
6. Mavericks 6-4
7. Clippers 7-5
8. Pelicans 6-5
9. Spurs 5-7
10. Timberwolves 5-7
11. Kings 4-6
12. Warriors 4-7
13. Thunder 4-7
14. Lakers 2-9
15. Rockets 2-10
Friday, November 11, 2022 Game Schedule:
8:00 (PHT) - Dallas Mavericks vs. Washington Wizards
8:30 (PHT) - Philadelphia 76ers vs. Atlanta Hawks (ONE Sports)
8:30 (PHT) - Charlotte Hornets vs. Miamia Heat (NBATV Philippines)
9:00 (PHT) - Portland Trailblazers vs. New Orleans Pelicans
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 12, 2022, 01:55:24 AM
FULL GAME SCORES !
NOVEMBER 11 FRIDAY ( PHT )
• WIZARDS def. MAVERICKS , 113 - 105
Kyle Kuzma - 36 Pts 11 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 14/26 FGs , 5/11 3PT FGs , 3/3 FTs
Rui Hachimura - 23 Pts 8 Rebs 9/14 FGs , 2/3 3PT FGs
Will Barton - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Deni Avdija - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Daniel Gafford - 11 Pts 10 Rebs 4 Blks
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Spencer Dinwiddie - 33 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 11/17 FGs , 7/12 3PT FGs
Luka Doncic - 22 Pts 9 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls 8/21 FGs , 3/8 3PT FGs
Tim Hardaway Jr - 16 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast
Dwight Powell - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Stl
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• HAWKS def. SIXERS , 104 - 95
Trae Young - 26 Pts 3 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
Clint Capela - 18 Pts 20 Rebs
De'Andre Hunter - 14 Pts 4 Rebs
John Collins - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Dejounte Murray - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 8 Ast 2 Stls
Onyeka Okongwu - 10 Pts 11 Rebs 2 Blks
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Joel Embiid - 26 Pts 13 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Tyrese Maxey - 15 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast
Tobias Harris - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 5 Stls
Georges Niang - 9 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast 1 Stl
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• HEAT def. HORNETS , 117 - 112
Jimmy Butler - 35 Pts 10 Rebs 8 Ast 2 Stls 11/19 FGs , 13/15 FTs
Bam Adebayo - 18 Pts 14 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
Duncan Robinson - 14 Pts 1 Reb
Gabe Vincent - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Max Strus - 12 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 2 Stls
Kyle Lowry - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
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Kelly Oubre Jr - 29 Pts 7 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Terry Rozier - 22 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast
Jalen McDaniels - 16 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast
Mason Plumlee - 13 Pts 15 Rebs 5 Ast
Dennis Smith Jr - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
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• PORTLAND def. PELICANS , 106 - 95
Jerami Grant - 27 Pts 8 Rebs 4 Ast 4 Stls 1 Blk
Anfernee Simons - 23 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast l
Josh Hart - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Nassir Little - 15 Pts 4 Rebs
Justise Winslow - 12 Pts 8 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Blk
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Zion Williamson - 29 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Brandon Ingram - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast
Trey Murphy III - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Blks
CJ McCollum - 13 Pts 7 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
Herbert Jones - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 10-1
2. Cavaliers 8-3
3. Celtics 8-3
4. Hawks 8-4
5. Raptors 7-5
6. Wizards 6-6
7. Bulls 6-7
8. Pacers 5-6
9. Knicks 5-6
10. Nets 5-7
11. 76ers 5-7
12. Heat 5-7
13. Pistons 3-9
14. Magic 3-9
15. Hornets 3-10
West:
1. Jazz 10-3
2. Blazers 9-3
3. Suns 8-3
4. Nuggets 8-3
5. Grizzlies 8-4
6. Clippers 7-5
7. Mavericks 6-5
8. Pelicans 6-6
9. Spurs 5-7
10. Timberwolves 5-7
11. Kings 4-6
12. Warriors 4-7
13. Thunder 4-7
14. Lakers 2-9
15. Rockets 2-10
Saturday, November 12, 2022 Game Schedule:
8:00 (PHT) - Denver Nuggets vs. Boston Celtics (NBATV Philippines/TV5)
8:00 (PHT) - Phoenix Suns vs. Orlando Magic
8:30 (PHT) - Detroit Pistons vs. New York Knicks
9:00 (PHT) - Toronto Raptors vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
9:00 (PHT) - Milwaukee Bucks vs. San Antonio Spurs
10:30 (PHT) - Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Memphis Grizzlies
11:00 (PHT) - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Golden State Warriors
11:30 (PHT) - Sacramento Kings vs. Los Angeles Lakers
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 13, 2022, 02:40:12 AM
NOVEMBER 12 SATURDAY ( PHT )
• CELTICS def. NUGGETS , 131 - 112
Jayson Tatum - 34 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast 11/21 FGs , 10/11 FTs
Jaylen Brown - 25 Pts 8 Rebs 8 Ast
Al Horford - 21 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Grant Williams - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Payton Pritchard - 11 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl
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Nikola Jokic - 29 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast
Aaron Gordon - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast
Bruce Brown - 16 Pts 10 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - 15 Pts 1 Ast
Jamal Murray - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 10 Ast
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• MAGIC def. SUNS , 114 - 97
Wendell Carter Jr - 20 Pts 10 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
Franz Wagner - 17 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast
Jalen Suggs - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast
Terrence Ross - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast
Bol Bol - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast
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Cameron Payne - 22 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Devin Booker - 17 Pts 8 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Deandre Ayton - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Torrey Craig - 9 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Mikal Bridges - 8 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast
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• KNICKS def. PISTONS , 121 - 112
RJ Barrett - 30 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast
Jalen Brunson - 26 Pts 1 Reb 7 Ast 4 Stls
Julius Randle - 21 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast
Derrick Rose - 8 Pts 2 Ast
Obi Toppin - 8 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Bojan Bogdanovic - 25 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast
Alec Burks - 17 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast
Isaiah Stewart - 13 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Blks
Hamidou Diallo - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Saddiq Bey - 11 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• THUNDER def. RAPTORS , 132 - 113
Eugene Omoruyi - 22 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - 20 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
Aaron Wiggins - 17 Pts 5 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Josh Giddey - 15 Pts 9 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Aleksej Pokusevski - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Blks
Luguentz Dort - 13 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast
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Chris Boucher - 20 Pts 12 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Fred VanVleet - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Scottie Barnes - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
OG Anunoby - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Gary Trent Jr - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• SPURS def. BUCKS , 111 - 93
Keldon Johnson - 29 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Devin Vassell - 22 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Blk
Jakob Poeltl - 15 Pts 10 Rebs 3 Ast 4 Blks
Doug McDermott - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast
Jeremy Sochan - 10 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
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Jevon Carter - 21 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Brook Lopez - 19 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Bobby Portis - 16 Pts 12 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Serge Ibaka - 11 Pts 9 Rebs
Jordan Nwora - 8 Pts 7 Rebs 5 Ast
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• GRIZZLIES def. TIMBERWOLVES , 114 - 103
Ja Morant - 28 Pts 10 Rebs 8 Ast 2 Stls
Desmond Bane - 24 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Dillon Brooks - 21 Pts 4 Rebs
Brandon Clarke - 15 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Santi Aldama - 12 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Stls 1 Blk
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Anthony Edwards - 28 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast
Rudy Gobert - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Jaden McDaniels - 15 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Stls 2 Blks
Karl-Anthony Towns - 13 Pts 10 Rebs 4 Ast
Kyle Anderson - 11 Pts 8 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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• WARRIORS def. CAVALIERS , 106 - 101
Stephen Curry - 40 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 15/23 FGs , 6/11 3PT FGs , 4/6 FTs
Andrew Wiggins - 20 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Stls 1 Blk
Jordan Poole - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast
Anthony Lamb - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast
Klay Thompson - 9 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Kevon Looney - 7 Pts 10 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Blks
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Donovan Mitchell - 29 Pts 10 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Evan Mobley - 20 Pts 12 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Blks
Darius Garland - 15 Pts 4 Rebs 8 Ast 2 Stls
Jarrett Allen - 13 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast
Caris LeVert - 11 Pts 2 Rebs
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• KINGS def. LAKERS , 120 - 114
De'Aaron Fox - 32 Pts 7 Rebs 12 Ast 2 Stls
Domantas Sabonis - 21 Pts 10 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Kevin Huerter - 16 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls 2 Blks
Harrison Barnes - 13 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Terence Davis - 12 Pts 1 Ast 1 Stl
Chimezie Metu - 10 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl
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Anthony Davis - 24 Pts 14 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls 3 Blks
Russell Westbrook - 21 Pts 4 Rebs 11 Ast
Loonie Walker IV - 19 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Austin Reaves - 19 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 10-2
2. Celtics 9-3
3. Hawks 8-4
4. Cavaliers 8-4
5. Raptors 7-6
6. Wizards 6-6
7. Knicks 6-6
8. Bulls 6-7
9. Pacers 5-6
10. Nets 5-7
11. 76ers 5-7
12. Heat 5-7
13. Magic 4-9
14. Hornets 3-10
15. Pistons 3-10
West:
1. Jazz 10-3
2. Blazers 9-3
3. Grizzlies 9-4
4. Suns 8-4
5. Nuggets 8-4
6. Clippers 7-5
7. Mavericks 6-5
8. Pelicans 6-6
9. Spurs 6-7
10. Kings 5-6
11. Warriors 5-7
12. Thunder 5-7
13. Timberwolves 5-8
14. Lakers 2-10
15. Rockets 2-10
Sunday, November 13, 2022 Game Schedule:
5:00 (PHT) - Brooklyn Nets vs. Los Angeles Clippers (TV5)
7:00 (PHT) - Utah Jazz vs. Washington Wizards (NBATV Philippines)
8:00 (PHT) - Boston Celtics vs. Detroit Pistons
8:00 (PHT) - Toronto Raptors vs. Indiana Pacers
8:30 (PHT) - Atlanta Hawks vs. Philadelphia 76ers
9:00 (PHT) - Charlotte Hornets vs. Miami Heat
9:30 (PHT) - Portland Trailblazers vs. Dallas Mavericks
9:30 (PHT) - Houston Rockets vs. New Orleans Pelicans (NBATV)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 13, 2022, 03:42:38 PM
NBA SCOREBOARDS !
NOVEMBER 13 SUNDAY ( PHT )
• NETS def. CLIPPERS , 110 - 95
Kevin Durant - 27 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks 10/16 FGs , 3/5 3PT FGs4/4 FTs
Seth Curry - 22 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 9/15 FGs , 4/8 3PT FGs
Nicolas Claxton - 13 Pts 14 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 3 Blks
Royce O'neale - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Edmond Sumner - 11 Pts 1 Reb 4 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
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Paul George - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Blks
Ivica Zubac - 16 Pts 15 Rebs
Norman Powell - 16 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
John Wall - 14 Pts 1 Reb 6 Ast 1 Stl
Marcus Morris Sr - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast
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• WIZARDS def. JAZZ , 121 - 112
Kristaps Porzingis - 31 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks 12/20 FGs , 4/8 3PT FGs , 3/5 FTs
Kyle Kuzma - 23 Pts 8 Rebs 6 Ast
Corey Kispert - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Deni Avdija - 13 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
Rui Hachimura - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
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Jordan Clarkson - 18 Pts 1 Ast 8/18 FGs
Lauri Markkanen - 17 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Blks
Collin sixton - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast
Malik Beasley - 16 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Talen Horton-Tucker - 12 Pts 3 Rebs 10 Ast 1 Blk
Kelly Olynyk - 10 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast
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• CELTICS def. PISTONS , 117 - 108
Jayson Tatum - 43 Pts 10 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk 14/28 FGs , 7/15 3PT FGs , 8/10 FTs
Grant Williams - 19 Pts 10 Rebs 4 Ast
Marcus Smart - 18 Pts 2 Rebs 10 Ast 5 Stls 1 Blk
Derrick White - 12 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Blks
Blake Griffin - 7 Pts 6 Rebs
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Bojan Bogdanovic - 28 Pts 6 Rebs 4 Ast
Jaden Ivey - 26 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast
Killian Hayes - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 7 Ast
Saddiq Bey - 10 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
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• PACERS def. RAPTORS , 118 - 104
Buddy Hield - 22 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Myles Turner - 19 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Blks
Jalen Smith - 16 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast
Bennedict Mathurin - 15 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast
Isaiah Jackson - 10 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Aaron Nesmith - 10 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
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OG Anunoby - 26 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Chris Boucher - 19 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Thaddeus Young - 15 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Stls
Dalano Banton - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Blks
Scottie Barnes - 8 Pts 9 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
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• SIXERS def. HAWKS , 121 - 109
Joel Embiid - 42 Pts 10 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks 14/25 FGs , 13/16 FTs
Tyrese Maxey - 26 Pts 2 Rebs 9 Ast 1 Stl
Tobias Harris - 21 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls
Shake Milton - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
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Trae Young - 27 Pts 1 Reb 11 Ast 1 Stl
Dejounte Murray - 23 Pts 8 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
De'Andre Hunter - 15 Pts 4 Rebs
Clint Capela - 14 Pts 15 Rebs
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• HEAT def. HORNETS , 132 - 115
Max Strus - 31 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Bam Adebayo - 24 Pts 15 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jimmy Butler - 20 Pts 7 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Gabe Vincent - 20 Pts 2 Ast 1 Stl
Kyle Lowry - 12 Pts 11 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Blk
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Terry Rozier - 22 Pts 1 Reb 6 Ast 2 Stls
Kelly Oubre Jr - 20 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
LaMelo Ball - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Nick Richards - 15 Pts 5 Rebs
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• MAVERICKS def. PORTLAND , 117 - 112
Luka Doncic - 42 Pts 13 Rebs 10 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk 13/22 FGs , 15/18 FTs
Spencer Dinwiddie - 20 Pts 7 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Blk
Christian Wood - 19 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Tim Hardaway Jr - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
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Jerami Grant - 37 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Blks 13/22 FGs , 5/9 3PT FGs , 6/6 FTs
Damian Lillard - 29 Pts 7 Rebs 12 Ast 1 Stl
Anfernee Simons - 24 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast
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• PELICANS def. ROCKETS , 119 - 106
Zion Williamson - 26 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Larry Nance Jr - 22 Pts 9 Rebs
Brandon Ingram - 20 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
Jose Alvarado - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast 3 Stls
CJ McCollum - 9 Pts 7 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
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Jalen Green - 33 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast
Kevin Porter Jr - 23 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast
Eric Gordon - 15 Pts 1 Reb 5 Ast 1 Blk
Kenyon Martin Jr - 9 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Bucks 10-2
2. Celtics 10-3
3. Cavaliers 8-4
4. Hawks 8-5
5. Wizards 7-6
6. Raptors 7-7
7. Pacers 6-6
8. Knicks 6-6
9. 76ers 6-7
10. Bulls 6-7
11. Nets 6-7
12. Heat 6-7
13. Magic 4-9
14. Hornets 3-11
15. Pistons 3-11
West:
1. Jazz 10-4
2. Grizzlies 9-4
3. Blazers 9-4
4. Suns 8-4
5. Nuggets 8-4
6. Mavericks 7-5
7. Pelicans 7-6
8. Clippers 7-6
9. Spurs 6-7
10. Kings 5-6
11. Warriors 5-7
12. Thunder 5-7
13. Timberwolves 5-8
14. Lakers 2-10
15. Rockets 2-11
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 20, 2022, 02:44:04 AM
FULL GAME RESULTS !
NOVEMBER 19 SATURDAY ( PHT )
• WIZARDS def. HEAT , 107 - 106 ( OT )
Bradley Beal - 27 Pts 2 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Kyle Kuzma - 21 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Kristaps Porzingis - 20 Pts 17 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Corey Kispert - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Rui Hachimura - 13 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
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Kyle Lowry - 24 Pts 10 Rebs 15 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Max Strus - 22 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast
Nikola Jovic - 18 Pts 6 Rebs
Orlando Robinson - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Haywood Highsmith - 12 Pts 13 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls
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• CAVALIERS def. HORNETS , 132 - 122 ( 2 OT )
Darius Garland - 41 Pts 1 Reb 6 Ast 5 Stls 1 Blk 16/26 FGs , 3/8 3PT FGs , 6/8 FTs
Donovan Mitchell - 34 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 11/22 FGs , 10/11 FTs
Evan Mobley - 21 Pts 18 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Jarrett Allen - 20 Pts 12 Rebs 2 Ast 4 Blks
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Kelly Oubre Jr - 34 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Stls 12/20 FGs, 5/9 3PT FGs , 5/5 FTs
PJ Washington - 28 Pts 10 Rebs 4 Ast 4 Stls
Terry Rozier - 28 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Gordon Hayward - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Nick Richards - 13 Pts 14 Rebs 3 Blks
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• SIXERS def. BUCKS , 110 - 102
Joel Embiid - 32 Pts 11 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl 3 Blks
Tyrese Maxey - 24 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
Georges Niang - 17 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Stl
Shake Milton - 15 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
De'Anthony Melton - 10 Pts 7 Rebs 6 Ast
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Giannis Antetokounmpo - 25 Pts 14 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Bobby Portis - 21 Pts 11 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Brook Lopez - 15 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 4 Blks
Jrue Holiday - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
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• MAGIC def. BULLS , 108 - 107
Wendell Carter Jr - 21 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast
Franz Wagner - 20 Pts 3 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Jalen Suggs - 20 Pts 5 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Bol Bol - 15 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Blks
Mo Bamba - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Blks
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DeMar DeRozan - 41 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 16/30 FGs , 8/9 FTs
Nikola Vucevic - 14 Pts 16 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl 3 Blks
Ayo Dosunmu - 13 Pts 2 Ast 1 Stl 3 Blks
Patrick Williams - 12 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• GRIZZLIES def. THUNDER , 121 - 110
Jaren Jackson Jr - 25 Pts 12 Rebs 2 Stls 3 Blks
John Konchar - 19 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Ja Morant - 19 Pts 7 Rebs 11 Ast 1 Blk
Dillon Brooks - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Santi Aldama - 15 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast
Tyus Jones - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
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Josh Giddey - 20 Pts 6 Rebs 11 Ast 1 Blk
Jalen Williams - 16 Pts 6 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Blk
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Blks
Aleksej Pokusevski - 10 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 3 Blks
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• CELTICS def. PELICANS , 117 - 109
Jaylen Brown - 27 Pts 10 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
Derrick White - 26 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
Jayson Tatum - 19 Pts 7 Rebs 10 Ast
Al Horford - 18 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast
Grant Williams - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast
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Brandon Ingram - 25 Pts 2 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
CJ McCollum - 18 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 3 Stls
Herbert Jones - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls
Larry Nance Jr - 16 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Stls 2 Blks
Jonas Valanciunas - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast
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• PACERS def. ROCKETS , 99 - 91
Tyrese Haliburton - 19 Pts 6 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Myles Turner - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 4 Blks
Bennedict Mathurin - 15 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls
Jalen Smith - 10 Pts 18 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 3 Blks
Buddy Hield - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Eric Gordon - 24 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Jalen Green - 16 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Kenyon Martin Jr - 12 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Jabari Smith Jr - 12 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Blks
Alperen Sengun - 11 Pts 9 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
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• MAVERICKS def. NUGGETS , 127 - 99
Luka Doncic - 33 Pts 12 Rebs 11 Ast 1 Stl
Christian Wood - 28 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast
Spencer Dinwiddie - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Tim Hardaway Jr - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1
Reggie Bullock - 10 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
JaVale McGee - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Blks
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Bruce Brown - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast
Bones Hyland - 17 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Jeff Green - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
Michael Porter Jr - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
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• JAZZ def. SUNS , 134 - 133
Lauri Markkanen - 38 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 15/18 FGs , 6/8 FTs
Malik Beasley - 27 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jordan Clarkson - 20 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
Mike Conley - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 10 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Collin sixton - 13 Pts 1 Reb
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Devin Booker - 49 Pts 8 Rebs 10 Ast 1 Stl 16/31 FGs , 15/15 FTs
Deandre Ayton - 17 Pts 10 Rebs 8 Ast 3 Blks
Cameron Payne - 17 Pts 5 Ast 3 Stls
Torrey Craig - 16 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Mikal Bridges - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 3 Blks
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• WARRIORS def. KNICKS , 111 - 101
Stephen Curry - 24 Pts 6 Rebs 10 Ast 2 Stls
Klay Thompson - 20 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Andrew Wiggins - 20 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast
Jordan Poole - 13 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Jamychal Green - 12 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Draymond Green - 10 Pts 9 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Blks
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Julius Randle - 20 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast
RJ Barrett - 18 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast
Jalen Brunson - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
Cam Reddish - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Jericho Sims - 10 Pts 10 Rebs 3 Blks
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• LAKERS def. PISTONS , 128 - 121
Anthony Davis - 38 Pts 16 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 4 Blks 10/16 FGs , 18/21 FTs
Loonie Walker IV - 17 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast
Austin Reaves - 16 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Blk
Wenyen Gabriel - 15 Pts 7 Rebs
Russell Westbrook - 10 Pts 5 Rebs 12 Ast
Kendrick Nunn - 10 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast
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Alec Burks - 23 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Bojan Bogdanovic - 20 Pts 6 Rebs 5 Ast
Killian Hayes - 18 Pts 2 Rebs 9 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jaden Ivey - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast
Hamidou Diallo - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Jalen Duren - 12 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 13-3
2. Bucks 11-4
3. Hawks 9-6
4. Cavaliers 9-6
5. Pacers 8-6
6. Raptors 9-7
7. Wizards 9-7
8. 76ers 8-7
9. Knicks 8-8
10. Nets 7-9
11. Heat 7-9
12. Bulls 6-10
13. Magic 5-11
14. Hornets 4-13
15. Pistons 3-14
West:
1. Blazers 10-5
2. Jazz 11-6
3. Grizzlies 10-6
4. Suns 9-6
5. Mavericks 9-6
6. Nuggets 9-6
7. Kings 8-6
8. Pelicans 9-7
9. Clippers 9-7
10. Timberwolves 7-8
11. Warriors 7-9
12. Thunder 7-9
13. Spurs 6-10
14. Lakers 4-10
15. Rockets 3-13
Sunday, November 20 Schedule: 5 games
Toronto at Atlanta - 6 pm ET
Orlando at Indiana - 7 pm ET
Minnesota at Philadelphia - 7:30 pm ET on NBATV
Utah at Portland - 10 pm ET on NBATV
San Antonio at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 20, 2022, 11:40:06 PM
FULL GAME SCORE RESULTS!
NOVEMBER 20 SUNDAY ( PHT )
• HAWKS def. RAPTORS , 124 - 122 ( OT )
Trae Young - 33 Pts 3 Rebs 12 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk 12/21 FGs , 7/9 FTs
De'Andre Hunter - 22 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast
Clint Capela - 18 Pts 14 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Blks
Dejounte Murray - 17 Pts 7 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
AJ Griffin - 17 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Scottie Barnes - 28 Pts 11 Rebs 9 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
OG Anunoby - 27 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Thaddeus Young - 18 Pts 9 Rebs 4 Ast 4 Stls
Malachi Flynn - 17 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Fred VanVleet - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast
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• PACERS def. MAGIC , 114 - 113
Tyrese Haliburton - 22 Pts 4 Rebs 14 Ast 2 Stls 3 Blks
Myles Turner - 20 Pts 11 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Buddy Hield - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jalen Smith - 14 Pts 5 Rebs
Bennedict Mathurin - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast
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Franz Wagner - 29 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Bol Bol - 22 Pts 11 Rebs 2 Blks
Mo Bamba - 21 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
RJ Hampton - 14 Pts 1 Reb 2 Stls
Jalen Suggs - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 8 Ast 3 Blks
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• TIMBERWOLVES def. SIXERS , 112 - 109
Anthony Edwards - 25 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
D'Angelo Russell - 19 Pts 2 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
Jaylen Nowell - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast
Karl-Anthony Towns - 12 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Jaden McDaniels - 11 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
Taurean Prince - 9 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Rudy Gobert - 8 Pts 13 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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Joel Embiid - 32 Pts 9 Rebs 6 Ast 3 Stls
Shake Milton - 27 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast
De'Anthony Melton - 19 Pts 5 Rebs 6 Ast 5 Stls 1 Blk
Georges Niang - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Danuel House Jr - 11 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast
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• JAZZ def. PORTLAND , 118 - 113
Malik Beasley - 29 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 10/18 FGs , 6/14 3PT FGs , 3/3 FTs
Jordan Clarkson - 28 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 10/23 FGs , 6/6 FTs
Lauri Markkanen - 23 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Collin sixton - 9 Pts 1 Reb 4 Ast 1 Stl
Talen Horton-Tucker - 8 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Anfernee Simons - 23 Pts 8 Rebs 7 Ast 4 Stls 1 Blk
Josh Hart - 19 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls
Jusuf Nurkic - 18 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Jerami Grant - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
Damian Lillard - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 7 Ast
Drew Eubanks - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 4 Blks
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• CLIPPERS def. SPURS , 119 - 97
Norman Powell - 26 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast 2 Stls
Paul George - 21 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast 2 Stls
Reggie Jackson - 20 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Marcus Morris Sr - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
Kawhi Leonard - 11 Pts 1 Reb 4 Ast
Terance Mann - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast
John Wall - 5 Pts 4 Rebs 15 Ast 4 Stls
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Jakob Poeltl - 20 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Doug McDermott - 13 Pts 2 Rebs
Keldon Johnson - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Keita Bates-Diop - 9 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Blk
Isaiah Roby - 8 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 13-3
2. Bucks 11-4
3. Hawks 10-6
4. Cavaliers 9-6
5. Pacers 9-6
6. Wizards 9-7
7. Raptors 9-8
8. Knicks 8-8
9. 76ers 8-8
10. Nets 7-9
11. Heat 7-9
12. Bulls 6-10
13. Magic 5-12
14. Hornets 4-13
15. Pistons 3-14
West:
1. Jazz 12-6
2. Grizzlies 10-6
3. Blazers 10-6
4. Suns 9-6
5. Mavericks 9-6
6. Nuggets 9-6
7. Clippers 10-7
8. Kings 8-6
9. Pelicans 9-7
10. Timberwolves 8-8
11. Warriors 7-9
12. Thunder 7-9
13. Spurs 6-11
14. Lakers 4-10
15. Rockets 3-13
Monday, November 21, 2022 Game Schedule:
4:30 AM (PHT) - New York Knicks vs. Phoenix Suns
7:00 AM (PHT) - Charlotte Hornets vs. Washington Wizards
7:00 AM (PHT) - Detroit Pistons vs. Sacramento Kings
8:00 AM (PHT) - Memphis Grizzlies vs. Brooklyn Nets
8:00 AM (PHT) - Miami Heat vs. Cleveland Cavaliers
8:00 AM (PHT) - Golden State Warriors vs. Houston Rockets (ONE Sports)
8:30 AM (PHT) - Denver Nuggets vs. Dallas Mavericks (NBATV PHILIPPINES)
10:30 AM (PHT) - San Antonio Spurs vs. Los Angeles Lakers
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 22, 2022, 02:20:39 AM
NBA SCORES
NOVEMBER 21 MONDAY ( PHT )
• SUNS def. KNICKS , 116 - 95
Cameron Payne - 21 Pts 7 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Blks
Devin Booker - 20 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast
Torrey Craig - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Blks
Deandre Ayton - 13 Pts 11 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Mikal Bridges - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
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Jalen Brunson - 27 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
RJ Barrett - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast
Quentin Grimes - 10 Pts 5 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Blk
Julius Randle - 9 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Derrick Rose - 7 Pts 4 Rebs
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WIZARDS def. HORNETS , 106 - 102
Kyle Kuzma - 28 Pts 10 Rebs 5 Ast
Bradley Beal - 26 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast 5 Stls
Corey Kispert - 14 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Kristaps Porzingis - 12 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 5 Blks
Deni Avdija - 12 Pts 13 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
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Kelly Oubre Jr - 23 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Gordon Hayward - 20 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast
PJ Washington - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Nick Richards - 11 Pts 10 Rebs 1 Ast
Mason Plumlee - 9 Pts 8 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
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• KINGS def. PISTONS , 137 - 129
De'Aaron Fox - 33 Pts 4 Rebs 7 Ast
Harrison Barnes - 27 Pts 9 Rebs 3 Ast
Kevin Huerter - 24 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Domantas Sabonis - 15 Pts 13 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
Keegan Murray - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast
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Jaden Ivey - 24 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast
Bojan Bogdanovic - 21 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Alec Burks - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Marvin Bagley III - 15 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jalen Duren - 12 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• NETS def. GRIZZLIES , 127 - 115
Kevin Durant - 26 Pts 7 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Ben Simmons - 22 Pts 8 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Yuta Watanabe - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast
Kyrie Irving - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Joe Harris - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Royce O'neale - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Blk
Seth Curry - 10 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
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Dillon Brooks - 31 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast 4 Stls
John Konchar - 16 Pts 9 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
Steven Adams - 15 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls
Tyus Jones - 13 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast
Jake Laravia - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
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• CAVALIERS def. HEAT , 113 - 87
Darius Garland - 25 Pts 2 Rebs 7 Ast
Cedi Osman - 20 Pts 12 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Evan Mobley - 15 Pts 10 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Isaac Okoro - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast
Donovan Mitchell - 13 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Lamar Stevens - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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Bam Adebayo - 21 Pts 6 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Caleb Martin - 17 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Dewayne Dedmon - 10 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl 1 Blk
Kyle Lowry - 9 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk
Max Strus - 8 Pts 2 Ast 1 Stl
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• WARRIORS def. ROCKETS , 127 - 120
Klay Thompson - 41 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls 14/23 FGs , 10/13 3PT FGs , 3/4 FTs
Stephen Curry - 33 Pts 6 Rebs 15 Ast 3 Stls 2 Blks 11/20 FGs , 7/14 3PT FGs , 4/5 FTs
Andrew Wiggins - 22 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Stls
Jordan Poole - 10 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Jamychal Green - 8 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast
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Kevin Porter Jr - 30 Pts 5 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Jabari Smith Jr - 22 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast
Tari Eason - 19 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Stls
Jalen Green - 16 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
Eric Gordon - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
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• NUGGETS def. MAVERICKS , 98 - 97
Bones Hyland - 29 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Michael Porter Jr - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Stls 1 Blk
Bruce Brown - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - 9 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
DeAndre Jordan - 8 Pts 17 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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Josh Green - 23 Pts 2 Rebs
Luka Doncic - 22 Pts 9 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Spencer Dinwiddie - 11 Pts 1 Reb 8 Ast 1 Stl
Dwight Powell - 11 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• LAKERS def. SPURS , 123 - 92
Anthony Davis - 30 Pts 18 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
Austin Reaves - 21 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
Thomas Bryant - 15 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast
Loonie Walker IV - 14 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast
Dennis Schroder - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Kendrick Nunn - 13 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Russell Westbrook - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 10 Ast 1 Stl
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Devin Vassell - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Keldon Johnson - 12 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Jeremy Sochan - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Stls
Josh Richardson - 10 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast 1 Stl
Tre Jones - 10 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 13-3
2. Bucks 11-4
3. Hawks 10-6
4. Cavaliers 10-6
5. Pacers 9-6
6. Wizards 10-7
7. Raptors 9-8
8. 76ers 8-8
9. Nets 8-9
10. Knicks 8-9
11. Heat 7-10
12. Bulls 6-10
13. Magic 5-12
14. Hornets 4-14
15. Pistons 3-15
West:
1. Jazz 12-6
2. Suns 10-6
3. Blazers 10-6
4. Nuggets 10-6
5. Kings 9-6
6. Grizzlies 10-7
7. Clippers 10-7
8. Pelicans 9-7
9. Mavericks 9-7
10. Timberwolves 8-8
11. Warriors 8-9
12. Thunder 7-9
13. Spurs 6-12
14. Lakers 5-10
15. Rockets 3-14
Tuesday, November 22, 2022 Game Schedule:
8:00 AM (PHT) - Atlanta Hawks vs. Cleveland Cavaliers
8:00 AM (PHT) - Orlando Magic vs. Indiana Pacers
9:00 AM (PHT) - Chicago Bulls vs. Boston Celtics
9:00 AM (PHT) - Portland Trailblazers vs. Milwaukee Bucks
9:00 AM (PHT) - Miami Heat vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
9:00 AM (PHT) - Golden State Warriors vs. New Orleans Pelicans
9:00 AM (PHT) - New York Knicks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (NBATV)
11:30 AM (PHT) - Utah Jazz vs. Los Angeles Clippers (NBATV)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 26, 2022, 01:23:59 AM
6:00 AM (PHT) - Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Charlotte Hornets
8:00 AM (PHT) - Philadelphia 76ers vs. Orlando Magic (TV5)
8:30 AM (PHT) - Portland Trailblazers vs. New York Knicks
9:00 AM (PHT) - Sacramento Kings vs. Boston Celtics
9:00 AM (PHT) - Brooklyn Nets vs. Indiana Pacers
9:00 AM (PHT) - Washington Wizards vs. Miami Heat
9:00 AM (PHT) - Atlanta Hawks vs. Houston Rockets
9:00 AM (PHT) - New Orleans Pelicans vs. Memphis Grizzlies
9:00 AM (PHT) - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Milwaukee Bucks
9:00 AM (PHT) - Chicago Bulls vs. Oklahoma City Thunder
9:00 AM (PHT) - Los Angeles Lakers vs. San Antonio Spurs
10:00 AM (PHT) - Detroit Pistons vs. Phoenix Suns
11:00 AM (PHT) - Utah Jazz vs. Golden State Warriors (NBATV PHILIPPINES)
11:30 AM (PHT) - Denver Nuggets vs. Los Angeles Clippers
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 26, 2022, 04:02:52 PM
NBA GAMESCORES TODAY !
🔸 Kelly Oubre & Terry Rozier helped lead the Hornets to a narrow win over Minnesota, 110-108!
K. Oubre: 28 PTS, 6 REB, 3 STL
T. Rozier: 22 PTS, 8 AST, 4 REB
A. Edwards: 25 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST
D. Russell: 20 PTS, 10 AST, 4 REB
🔸 Shake Milton & Tobias Harris led the short-handed 76ers to a 107-99 win over Orlando!
S. Milton: 24 PTS, 9 AST, 7 REB
T. Harris: 23 PTS, 9 REB, 5 AST
F. Wagner: 24 PTS, 4 REB, 1 AST
P. Banchero: 19 PTS, 4 REB, 3 AST
🔸 Anthony Davis & LeBron James were very SOLID in the Lakers' 105-94 win over the Spurs!
A. Davis: 25 PTS, 15 REB, 4 AST
L. James: 21 PTS, 8 REB, 5 AST, 9 TOS
L. Walker: 18 PTS, 3 STL, 4 3PM
D. Vassell: 18 PTS, 6 REB, 3 AST
🔸 Giannis and the Bucks had a STRONG third quarter to cruise past the Cavaliers, 117-102!
G. Antetokounmpo: 38 PTS, 9 REB, 6 AST
J. Carter: 18 PTS, 3 REB, 2 STL
D. Mitchell: 29 PTS, 3 REB, 5 3PM
D. Garland: 20 PTS, 4 REB, 3 AST
🔸 The Jay duo shined again, as the Celtics DOMINATED in the 2nd half to blowout the Kings, 122-104!
J. Tatum: 30 PTS, 8 REB, 4 AST
J. Brown: 25 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST
D. Fox: 20 PTS, 4 REB, 2 AST
D. Sabonis: 18 PTS, 10 REB, 6 AST
🔸 Ja Morant POSTED a double-double, as the Grizzlies HAMMERED the Pelicans, 132-111!
D. Brooks: 25 PTS, 4 AST, 2 REB
J. Morant: 23 PTS, 11 AST, 4 REB
J. Jackson Jr.: 20 PTS, 4 REB, 3 BLK
Z. Williamson: 14 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST
🔸 Jerami Grant PUT UP 44 PTS, and Simons chipped in with 38 to lead Portland over New York, 132-129, in OT!
J. Grant: 44 PTS, 2 AST, 21/28 FT
A. Simons: 38 PTS, 5 AST, 4 REB
J. Hart: 10 PTS, 19 REB, 4 AST
J. Brunson: 32 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST
J. Randle: 23 PTS, 6 REB, 3 STL
🔸 Buddy Hield, Myles Turner, and Tyrese Haliburton led the Pacers to a BIG win over KD and the Nets, 128-117!
B. Hield: 26 PTS, 3 AST, 3 STL
M. Turner: 23 PTS, 8 REB, 2 BLK
T. Haliburton: 21 PTS, 15 AST, 4 STL
K. Durant: 36 PTS, 9 REB, 8 AST
K. Irving: 20 PTS, 4 AST, 4 REB
B. Simmons: 20 PTS, 6 REB, 8/8 FG
🔸 Bam Adebayo had an INCREDIBLE double-double, as the Heat escaped with a 110-107 win over Washington!
B. Adebayo: 38 PTS, 12 REB, 3 AST
C. Martin: 20 PTS, 4 REB, 7/11 FG
K. Kuzma: 28 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST
B. Beal: 28 PTS, 5 REB, 5 AST
🔸 Trae Young & Dejounte Murray COMBINED for 83 POINTS but it still wasn’t enough for the Hawks, as they fell to the Rockets, 128-122!
J. Green: 30 PTS, 5 REB, 5 AST
J. Smith Jr.: 21 PTS, 9 REB, 1 AST
K. Martin Jr.: 21 PTS, 15 REB, 2 AST
T. Young: 44 PTS, 5 AST, 4 3PM
D. Murray: 39 PTS, 3 REB, 8 3PM
🔸 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander & DeMar DeRozan each had 30 PTS for their teams with OKC coming out on top in OT, 123-119!
S. Gilgeous-Alexander: 30 PTS, 8 REB, 7 AST
J. Giddey: 10 PTS, 13 REB, 9 AST
D. DeRozan: 30 PTS, 6 AST, 5 REB
Z. LaVine: 27 PTS, 5 REB, 5 AST
🔸 Stephen Curry's 33 PTS led the Warriors to a 129-118 win over the Jazz! 🔥
S. Curry: 33 PTS, 5 REB, 4 AST, 2 STL
A. Wiggins: 20 PTS, 9 REB, 5 AST, 3 STL
K. Thompson: 20 PTS, 6 REB, 6 3PM
L. Markkanen: 24 PTS, 6 REB, 1 AST
J. Clarkson: 21 PTS, 10 AST, 4 REB
K. Olynyk: 21 PTS, 4 REB, 2 BLK
🔸 Gordon, Murray, & Jokic were IMPRESSIVE in Nuggets' 114-104 win against the short-handed Clippers!
A. Gordon: 29 PTS, 7 REB, 2 BLK
J. Murray: 21 PTS, 9 AST, 6 REB
N. Jokic: 19 PTS, 13 REB, 6 AST
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 15-4
2. Bucks 13-5
3. Cavaliers 12-7
4. Pacers 11-7
5. Hawks 11-8
6. 76ers 10-9
7. Wizards 10-9
8. Raptors 9-9
9. Knicks 9-10
10. Nets 9-11
11. Heat 9-11
12. Bulls 8-11
13. Hornets 6-14
14. Magic 5-14
15. Pistons 5-16
West:
1. Suns 12-6
2. Nuggets 12-7
3. Pelicans 11-8
4. Grizzlies 11-8
5. Blazers 11-8
6. Jazz 12-9
7. Kings 10-8
8. Clippers 11-9
9. Mavericks 9-8
10. Timberwolves 10-9
11. Warriors 10-10
12. Thunder 8-11
13. Lakers 6-11
14. Spurs 6-14
15. Rockets 4-14
NBA.com’s Weekly MVP Race:
1. Luka Doncic
2. Jayson Tatum
3. Nikola Jokic
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo
5. Stephen Curry
6. Donovan Mitchell
7. Devin Booker
8. Anthony Davis
9. De’Aaron Fox
10. Ja Morant
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 27, 2022, 02:01:14 PM
2O22-2O23 NBA REGULAR SEASON FINAL SCORES !
🔸 Fred VanVleet & OG Anunoby led the short-handed Raptors to a 105-100 win over Dallas!
F. VanVleet: 26 PTS, 7 AST, 6 REB
O. Anunoby: 26 PTS, 9 REB, 2 BLK
C. Boucher: 20 PTS, 13 REB
L. Doncic: 24 PTS, 8 AST, 7 REB
🔸 Jalen Green & Sengun had INCREDIBLE performances to lead the Rockets to a win over OKC, 118-105!
J. Green: 28 PTS, 9 AST, 6 3PM
A. Sengun: 21 PTS, 19 REB, 7 AST
S. Gilgeous-Alexander: 32 PTS, 3 REB, 3 AST
🔸 Without AD, LeBron WENT OFF for 39 PTS to carry the Lakers to a 143-138 win over San Antonio! 🔥
L. James: 39 PTS, 11 REB, 7 3PM
D. Schroder: 21 PTS, 6 AST, 3 REB
K. Johnson: 26 PTS, 10 REB, 3 AST
T. Jones: 23 PTS, 13 AST, 8 REB
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🔸 Deandre Ayton & Devin Booker BEASTED, as the Suns escaped with a 113-112 win over Utah!
D. Ayton: 29 PTS, 20 REB, 3 AST
D. Booker: 27 PTS, 11 REB, 7 AST
J. Clarkson: 20 PTS, 5 REB, 5 AST
C. sixton: 20 PTS, 5 AST, 2 STL
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STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 15-4
2. Bucks 13-5
3. Cavaliers 12-7
4. Pacers 11-7
5. Hawks 11-8
6. 76ers 10-9
7. Raptors 10-9
8. Wizards 10-9
9. Knicks 9-10
10. Nets 9-11
11. Heat 9-11
12. Bulls 8-11
13. Hornets 6-14
14. Magic 5-14
15. Pistons 5-16
West:
1. Suns 13-6
2. Nuggets 12-7
3. Pelicans 11-8
4. Grizzlies 11-8
5. Blazers 11-8
6. Kings 10-8
7. Clippers 11-9
8. Jazz 12-10
9. Timberwolves 10-9
10. Warriors 10-10
11. Mavericks 9-9
12. Thunder 8-12
13. Lakers 7-11
14. Spurs 6-15
15. Rockets 5-14
Monday, November 28, 2022 Game Schedule:
4:00 AM (PHT) - Portland Trailblazers vs. Brooklyn Nets (NBATV Philippines)
4:30 AM (PHT) - Golden State Warriors vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
5:00 AM (PHT) - Indiana Pacers vs. Los Angeles Clippers
6:00 AM (PHT) - Miami Heat vs. Atlanta Hawks
7:00 AM (PHT) - Washington Wizards vs. Boston Celtics
7:00 AM (PHT) - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Detroit Pistons
7:00 AM (PHT) - Memphis Grizzlies vs. New York Knicks
7:00 AM (PHT) - Philadelphia 76ers vs. Orlando Magic
9:00 AM (PHT) - Dallas Mavericks vs. Milwaukee Bucks (ONE Sports)
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on November 29, 2022, 12:30:11 AM
2022-2023 NBA REGULAR SEASON FINAL SCORES !
NOVEMBER 28 MONDAY ( PHT )
• NETS def. PORTLAND , 111 - 97
Kevin Durant - 31 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast
Seth Curry - 29 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Kyrie Irving - 22 Pts 5 Rebs 6 Ast
Nicolas Claxton - 12 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Royce O'neale - 7 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
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Jerami Grant - 29 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast
Jusuf Nurkic - 17 Pts 14 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Anfernee Simons - 15 Pts 1 Reb 6 Ast 1 Stl
Justise Winslow - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 6 Ast
Josh Hart - 9 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
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• WARRIORS def. TIMBERWOLVES , 137 - 114
Stephen Curry - 25 Pts 11 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Jordan Poole - 24 Pts 4 Rebs 6 Ast
Klay Thompson - 21 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Draymond Green - 19 Pts 4 Rebs 11 Ast 2 Blks
Andrew Wiggins - 17 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 2 Blks
Donte DiVincenzo - 14 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Anthony Edwards - 26 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Karl-Anthony Towns - 21 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
Jaylen Nowell - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
D'Angelo Russell - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Bryn Forbes - 10 Pts 1 Ast
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• CLIPPERS def. PACERS , 114 - 100
Ivica Zubac - 31 Pts 29 Rebs 3 Ast 3 Blks
Norman Powell - 19 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Terance Mann - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 5 Ast
Marcus Morris Sr - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
John Wall - 10 Pts 2 Rebs 8 Ast
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Jalen Smith - 23 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Blk
Tyrese Haliburton - 15 Pts 5 Rebs 11 Ast 2 Stls
TJ McConnell - 14 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls
Buddy Hield - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Myles Turner - 9 Pts 5 Rebs
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• HEAT def. HAWKS , 106 - 98
Bam Adebayo - 32 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Caleb Martin - 20 Pts 9 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Max Strus - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast
Dewayne Dedmon - 13 Pts 6 Rebs 1 Stl
Tyler Herro - 11 Pts 11 Rebs 10 Ast 1 Stl
Kyle Lowry - 9 Pts 3 Rebs 9 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
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John Collins - 23 Pts 14 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Trae Young - 22 Pts 5 Rebs 14 Ast 1 Stl
De'Andre Hunter - 18 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls
Dejounte Murray - 13 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
AJ Griffin - 8 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl
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• CELTICS def. WIZARDS , 130 - 121
Jaylen Brown - 36 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Ast
Malcolm Brogdon - 17 Pts 6 Rebs 4 Ast
Derrick White - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Al Horford - 14 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 3 Blks
Sam Hauser - 14 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast
Marcus Smart - 14 Pts 4 Rebs 7 Ast
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Bradley Beal - 30 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast 2 Stls
Kristaps Porzingis - 21 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast
Monte Morris - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 8 Ast
Taj Gibson - 12 Pts 1 Stl
Deni Avdija - 10 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast 1 Stl
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• CAVALIERS def. PISTONS , 102 - 94
Donovan Mitchell - 32 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Evan Mobley - 20 Pts 13 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Darius Garland - 19 Pts 3 Rebs 10 Ast
Cedi Osman - 10 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Blk
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Marvin Bagley III - 19 Pts 10 Rebs 3 Stls 1 Blk
Alec Burks - 17 Pts 2 Rebs
Killian Hayes - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 8 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Saddiq Bey - 15 Pts 5 Rebs 2 Stls 1 Blk
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• GRIZZLIES def. KNICKS , 127 - 123
Ja Morant - 27 Pts 10 Rebs 14 Ast 1 Stl
Dillon Brooks - 23 Pts 5 Rebs 4 Ast
Jaren Jackson Jr - 21 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl
Steven Adams - 16 Pts 10 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
John Konchar - 10 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast
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Jalen Brunson - 30 Pts 5 Rebs 9 Ast 1 Stl
RJ Barrett - 22 Pts 7 Rebs 4 Ast
Mitchell Robinson - 16 Pts 7 Rebs 5 Blks
Julius Randle - 14 Pts 10 Rebs 9 Ast
Cam Reddish - 11 Pts 2 Ast 1 Stl
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• SIXERS def. MAGIC , 133 - 103
Shake Milton - 29 Pts 5 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
Tobias Harris - 25 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Danuel House Jr - 19 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Forkan Korkmaz - 17 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Paul Reed - 12 Pts 13 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
De'Anthony Melton - 11 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
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Paolo Banchero - 18 Pts 1 Reb 1 Ast
Franz Wagner - 17 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Caleb Houstan - 12 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast 1 Stl
Moritz Wagner - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
RJ Hampton - 11 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Gary Harris - 11 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
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• BUCKS def. MAVERICKS, 124 - 115
Giannis Antetokounmpo - 30 Pts 11 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Grayson Allen - 25 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Jrue Holiday - 16 Pts 1 Reb 6 Ast 3 Stls
Bobby Portis - 15 Pts 10 Rebs 1 Ast
Jevon Carter - 14 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Brook Lopez - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 4 Blks
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Luka Doncic - 27 Pts 5 Rebs 12 Ast
Spencer Dinwiddie - 22 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Christian Wood - 21 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Dorian Finney-Smith - 13 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 3 Stls
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 16-4
2. Bucks 14-5
3. Cavaliers 13-7
4. Pacers 11-8
5. Hawks 11-9
6. 76ers 11-9
7. Raptors 10-9
8. Wizards 10-10
9. Nets 10-11
10. Heat 10-11
11. Knicks 9-11
12. Bulls 8-11
13. Hornets 6-14
14. Magic 5-15
15. Pistons 5-17
West:
1. Suns 13-6
2. Nuggets 12-7
3. Grizzlies 12-8
4. Pelicans 11-8
5. Clippers 12-9
6. Kings 10-8
7. Blazers 11-9
8. Jazz 12-10
9. Warriors 11-10
10. Timberwolves 10-10
11. Mavericks 9-10
12. Thunder 8-12
13. Lakers 7-11
14. Spurs 6-15
15. Rockets 5-14
Tuesday, November 29, 2022 Game Schedule:
8:00 AM (PHT) - Atlanta Hawks vs. Philadelphia 76ers (NBATV)
8:00 AM (PHT) - Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Washington Wizards
8:30 AM (PHT) - Charlotte Hornets vs. Boston Celtics
8:30 AM (PHT) - Orlando Magic vs. Brooklyn Nets
8:30 AM (PHT) - Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Toronto Raptors
9:00 AM (PHT) - Oklahoma City Thunder vs. New Orleans Pelicans
10:00 AM (PHT) - Houston Rockets vs. Denver Nuggets
10:00 AM (PHT) - Chicago Bulls vs. Utah Jazz
11:00 AM (PHT) - Phoenix Suns vs. Sacramento Kings
11:30 AM (PHT) - Indiana Pacers vs. Los Angeles Lakers
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 08, 2022, 02:49:43 AM
NBA FULL GAME RESULTS !
DECEMBER 07 WEDNESDAY ( PHT )
• CAVALIERS def. LAKERS , 116 - 102
Donovan Mitchell - 43 Pts 6 Rebs 5 Ast 4 Stls 17/27 FGs , 4/8 3PT FGs , 5/5 FTs
Jarrett Allen - 24 Pts 11 Rebs 1 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk 11/14 FGs
Darius Garland - 21 Pts 3 Rebs 11 Ast 1 Stl
Caris LeVert - 7 Pts 2 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
Evan Mobley - 7 Pts 12 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Cedi Osman - 6 Pts 1 Ast
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LeBron James - 21 Pts 17 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Thomas Bryant - 19 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast
Dennis Schroder - 16 Pts 1 Reb
Russell Westbrook - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Blks
Austin Reaves - 8 Pts 1 Stl
Loonie Walker IV - 7 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast
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• PISTONS def. HEAT , 116 - 96
Bojan Bogdanovic - 31 Pts 3 Rebs 5 Ast 3 Stls
Alec Burks - 18 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Ast
Saddiq Bey - 14 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 3 Stls
Isaiah Stewart - 11 Pts 11 Rebs 2 Ast
Cory Joseph - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast
Jaden Ivey - 10 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
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Tyler Herro - 34 Pts 3 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Bam Adebayo - 21 Pts 15 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Max Stus - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
Victor Oladipo - 9 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast
Kyle Lowry - 8 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast 5 Stls
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• MAVERICKS def. NUGGETS , 116 - 115
Tim Hardaway Jr - 29 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls
Luka Doncic - 22 Pts 10 Rebs 12 Ast 1 Blk
Dorian Finney-Smith - 19 Pts 1 Reb 3 Ast 3 Stls
Christian Wood - 14 Pts 6 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Spencer Dinwiddie - 13 Pts 2 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl
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Aaron Gordon - 27 Pts 8 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Bones Hyland - 20 Pts 4 Rebs 5 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Nikola Jokic - 19 Pts 8 Rebs 8 Ast 1 Stl
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope - 12 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Bruce Brown - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jamal Murray - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 20-5
2. Bucks 17-6
3. Cavaliers 16-9
4. Hawks 13-11
5. Pacers 13-11
6. Nets 13-12
7. 76ers 12-12
8. Raptors 12-12
9. Knicks 11-13
10. Wizards 11-13
11. Heat 11-14
12. Bulls 9-14
13. Hornets 7-17
14. Pistons 7-19
15. Magic 5-20
West:
1. Suns 16-8
2. Pelicans 15-8
3. Grizzlies 15-9
4. Kings 13-9
5. Nuggets 14-10
6. Clippers 14-11
7. Mavericks 13-11
8. Blazers 13-11
9. Jazz 14-12
10. Warriors 13-12
11. Timberwolves 11-12
12. Thunder 11-13
13. Lakers 10-13
14. Rockets 7-17
15. Spurs 6-18
Thursday, December 8, 2022 Game Schedule:
8:00 AM (PHT) - Los Angeles Clippers vs. Orlando Magic
8:30 AM (PHT) - Charlotte Hornets vs. Brooklyn Nets
8:30 AM (PHT) - Atlanta Hawks vs. New York Knicks
8:30 AM (PHT) - Los Angeles Lakers vs. Toronto Raptors
9:00 AM (PHT) - Washington Wizards vs. Chicago Bulls
9:00 AM (PHT) - Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Memphis Grizzlies
9:00 AM (PHT) - Sacramento Kings vs. Milwaukee Bucks
9:00 AM (PHT) - Indiana Pacers vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
9:00 AM (PHT) - Detroit Pistons vs. New Orleans Pelicans
10:00 AM (PHT) - Golden State Warriors vs. Utah Jazz
11:00 AM (PHT) - Boston Celtics vs. Phoenix Suns (ESPN)
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 10, 2022, 03:00:13 PM
NBA FULL GAME RESULTS !
🔥 Giannis TURNED IT UP in the 4th, and the Bucks walked away with a 106-105 win over Dallas! 😤
G. Antetokounmpo: 28 PTS, 10 REB, 3 AST
K. Middleton: 19 PTS, 5 AST, 3 REB
J. Holiday: 17 PTS, 6 AST, 6 REB
L. Doncic: 33 PTS, 11 AST, 6 REB
S. Dinwiddie: 15 PTS, 4 REB, 4 AST
C. Wood: 14 PTS, 9 REB, 2 AST
🔸 🔸🔸 🔸🔸 🔸🔸 🔸🔸 🔸
🔥 D’Angelo Russell caught FIRE and scored 30 PTS to lead the Timberwolves to a win over the Jazz, 118-108!
D. Russell: 30 PTS, 3 REB, 6 3PM
R. Gobert: 22 PTS, 13 REB, 8/11 FG
K. Anderson: 15 PTS, 12 AST, 7 REB
M. Beasley: 23 PTS, 4 REB, 5 3PM
J. Clarkson: 21 PTS, 3 AST, 2 REB
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🔥 In a battle for 1st place, Zion Williamson SCORED 35 POINTS to lead the Pelicans over CP3 & the Suns, 128-117!
Z. Williamson: 35 PTS, 7 REB, 4 AST
J. Alvarado: 20 PTS, 3 STL, 2 AST
C. McCollum: 18 PTS, 7 REB, 5 AST
D. Ayton: 25 PTS, 13 REB, 2 AST
C. Paul: 24 PTS, 8 REB, 7 AST
D. Booker: 14 PTS, 7 AST, 5/17 FG
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🔥 Embiid’s 38 PTS & Melton’s career night helped the 76ers survive a late comeback by AD & the Lakers to win in OT, 133-122!
J. Embiid: 38 PTS, 12 REB, 5 AST
D. Melton: 33 PTS, 7 STL, 8 3PM
J. Harden: 28 PTS, 12 AST, 4 REB
A. Davis: 31 PTS, 12 REB, 2 BLK
A. Reaves: 25 PTS, 5 AST, 2 STL
L. James: 23 PTS, 6 AST, 4 REB
R. Westbrook: 12 PTS, 11 AST, 11 REB
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🔥 Domantas Sabonis had a MONSTER double-double to lead the Kings to a win over the Mitchell-less Cavs, 106-95!
H. Barnes: 20 PTS, 2 REB, 1 BLK
K. Huerter: 19 PTS, 5 REB, 3 STL
D. Sabonis: 18 PTS, 19 REB, 6 AST
C. LeVert: 22 PTS, 6 REB, 6 AST
D. Garland: 19 PTS, 6 AST, 2 STL
E. Mobley: 16 PTS, 7 REB, 4 AST
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🔥 Kyrie Irving & Kevin Durant had a MONSTER offensive game to beat the Hawks, 120-116!
K. Durant: 34 PTS, 5 AST, 4 REB
K. Irving: 33 PTS, 11 REB, 2 AST
T. Young: 33 PTS, 9 AST, 3 STL
B. Bogdanovic: 31 PTS, 3 AST, 7/9 3PT
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🔥 Julius Randle & RJ Barrett COMBINED for 59 PTS as the Knicks cruised to a win over the Hornets, 121-102!
J. Randle: 33 PTS, 7 REB, 4 3PM
R. Barrett: 26 PTS, 7 REB, 4 AST
T. Rozier: 24 PTS, 6 REB, 4 AST
K. Oubre: 22 PTS, 4 REB, 2 STL
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🔥 Franz Wagner had a HUGE night to overcome Siakam’s 36 PTS to lead the Magic to a 113-109 win over Toronto!
F. Wagner: 34 PTS, 5 REB, 2 AST
P. Banchero: 23 PTS, 6 REB, 4 AST
P. Siakam: 36 PTS, 9 REB, 7 AST
G. Trent: 20 PTS, 2 REB, 2 AST
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 21-5
2. Bucks 19-6
3. Cavaliers 16-10
4. Nets 15-12
5. Pacers 14-12
6. 76ers 13-12
7. Hawks 13-13
8. Knicks 13-13
9. Raptors 13-13
10. Heat 12-14
11. Wizards 11-15
12. Bulls 10-14
13. Hornets 7-19
14. Magic 7-20
15. Pistons 7-21
West:
1. Pelicans 17-8
2. Grizzlies 17-9
3. Suns 16-10
4. Nuggets 15-10
5. Kings 14-10
6. Jazz 15-13
7. Mavericks 13-12
8. Timberwolves 13-12
9. Blazers 13-12
10. Clippers 14-13
11. Warriors 13-13
12. Thunder 11-14
13. Lakers 10-15
14. Spurs 7-18
15. Rockets 7-18
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Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 11, 2022, 03:10:00 PM
Warriors - 123
Celtics - 107
LEADERS:
WARRIORS:
K. Thompson - 34pts 5rebs 2asts 2stls
S. Curry - 32pts 6rebs 7asts
J. Poole - 20pts 3rebs 4asts
CELTICS:
J. Brown - 31pts 9rebs 3asts
J. Tatum - 18pts 7rebs 2asts 3stls
M. Brogdon - 16pts 5rebs 4asts
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Bulls - 144
Mavericks - 115
LEADERS:
BULLS:
D. DeRozan - 28pts 9rebs 5asts
N. Vucevic - 20pts 8rebs 4asts 2blks
A. Dosunmu - 17pts 4rebs 2asts
MAVERICKS:
S. Dinwiddie - 27pts 4rebs 8asts
C. Wood - 21pts 9rebs 2asts
J. Hardy - 15pts
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Clippers - 114
Wizards - 107
LEADERS:
CLIPPERS:
P. George - 36pts 7rebs 6asts 2blks 3stls
M. Morris Sr. - 19pts 6rebs
L. Leonard - 13pts 8rebs 6asts
WIZARDS:
K. Kuzma - 35pts 12rebs 3asts
K. Porzingis - 30pts 15rebs 6asts 2blks
J. Goodwin - 17pts 4rebs 6asts
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Nets - 136
Pacers - 133
LEADERS:
NETS:
C. Thomas - 33pts 3rebs
P. Mills - 24pts 6rebs 6asts
D. Sharpe - 20pts 12rebs 2blks
PACERS:
T. Haliburton - 35pts 9asts 3stls
B. Hield - 17pts 4rebs 2asts
M. Turner - 16pts 3rebs 2asts
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Spurs - 115
Heat - 111
LEADERS:
SPURS:
K. Jonhnson - 21pts 6rebs 2asts
R. Langford - 19pts 6rebs
D. Vassell - 18pts 4rebs 2asts 3stls
HEAT:
J. Butler - 30pts 2rebs 4asts
T. Herro - 23pts 5rebs 5asts
C. Martin - 14pts 3rebs
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Damian Lillard & Anfernee Simons COMBINED for 67 PTS in Portland's 124-118 win vs. Timberwolves!
D. Lillard: 36 PTS, 8 AST, 3 REB
A. Simons: 31 PTS, 3 REB, 5 3PM
A. Edwards: 26 PTS, 7 AST, 6 REB
D. Russell: 24 PTS, 3 AST, 3 STL
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Nikola Jokic had a HUGE triple-double and Murray PUT UP 30 PTS in Denver's win over Utah, 115-110!
N. Jokic: 31 PTS, 14 AST, 12 REB
J. Murray: 30 PTS, 5 AST, 4 REB
N. Alexander-Walker: 27 PTS, 3 REB 2 AST
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Jarrett Allen & Evan Mobley each had a double-double in Cleveland's 110-102 win over OKC!
C. LeVert: 22 PTS, 4 REB, 4 AST
J. Allen: 21 PTS, 11 REB, 1 BLK
E. Mobley: 21 PTS, 12 REB, 3 AST
S. Gilgeous-Alexander: 23 PTS, 3 AST, 2 STL
J. Giddey: 17 PTS, 13 REB, 6 AST
A. Pokusevski: 16 PTS, 14 REB, 5 AST
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 12, 2022, 12:33:54 AM
Phoenix at New Orleans - 3:30 pm ET
L.A. Lakers at Detroit - 6 pm ET
Sacramento at New York - 6 pm ET
Toronto at Orlando - 6 pm ET
Charlotte at Philadelphia - 6 pm ET
Chicago at Atlanta - 6:30 pm ET
Milwaukee at Houston - 7 pm ET
Post by: kingjames24szupladoh on December 13, 2022, 12:54:05 AM
2022 - 2023 NBA FULL GAME RESULTS
DECEMBER 12 MONDAY ( PHT )
• PELICANS def. SUNS , 129 - 124 ( OT )
Zion Williamson - 35 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
CJ McCollum - 29 Pts 4 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls
Naji Marshall - 16 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast
Larry Nance Jr - 15 Pts 7 Rebs 4 Ast 4 Stls 2 Blks
Dyson Daniels - 11 Pts 1 Reb 8 Ast 1 Stl
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DeAndre Ayton - 28 Pts 12 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
Mikal Bridges - 27 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Cameron Payne - 17 Pts 3 Ast
Torrey Craig - 14 Pts 7 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
Damion Lee - 12 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
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• LAKERS def. PISTONS , 124 - 117
LeBron James - 35 Pts 5 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl
Anthony Davis - 34 Pts 15 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Loonie Walker IV - 18 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl
Russell Westbrook - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 9 Ast 1 Stl
Austin Reaves - 9 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
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Bojan Bogdanovic - 38 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Jaden Ivey - 16 Pts 1 Reb 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Saddiq Bey - 14 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Alec Burks - 11 Pts 4 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl
Marvin Bagley III - 10 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
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• KNICKS def. KINGS , 112 - 99
RJ Barrett - 27 Pts 9 Rebs 6 Ast 3 Stls 2 Blks
Julius Randle - 27 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast
Jalen Brunson - 18 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast 2 Stls
Immanuel Quickley - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl
Mitchell Robinson - 12 Pts 9 Rebs 2 Blks
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Domantas Sabonis - 20 Pts 12 Rebs 4 Ast
Keegan Murray - 18 Pts 7 Rebs
Kevin Huerter - 17 Pts 5 Rebs 6 Ast 2 Stls
Harrison Barnes - 15 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast
Malik Monk - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• MAGIC def. RAPTORS , 111 - 99
Franz Wagner - 23 Pts 3 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Blk
Paolo Banchero - 20 Pts 12 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Mo Bamba - 18 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Blks
Cole Anthony - 14 Pts 6 Rebs 6 Ast 1 Stl
Terrence Ross - 8 Pts 1 Reb 1 Stl
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Gary Trent Jr - 24 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Fred VanVleet - 20 Pts 4 Rebs 7 Ast 4 Stls
Pascal Siakam - 19 Pts 6 Rebs 7 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Chris Boucher - 12 Pts 5 Rebs 1 Stl 2 Blks
Scottie Barnes - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Stl
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• SIXERS def. HORNETS , 131 - 113
Joel Embiid - 53 Pts 12 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Blk 20/32 FGs , 2/3 3PT FGs , 11/11 FTs
James Harden - 19 Pts 9 Rebs 16 Ast 1 Blk
Tobias Harris - 17 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 3 Stls 1 Blk
De'Anthony Melton - 12 Pts 4 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Shake Milton - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 3 Ast
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Kelly Oubre Jr - 29 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Terry Rozier - 29 Pts 8 Rebs 6 Ast
Jalen McDaniels - 15 Pts 5 Rebs 3 Ast 3 Stls
Nick Richards - 9 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Stl
Theo Maledon - 9 Pts 1 Ast 1 Stl
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• HAWKS def. BULLS , 123 - 122 ( OT )
Bogdan Bogdanovic - 28 Pts 7 Rebs 5 Ast 1 Blk
AJ Griffin - 17 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Blk
De'Andre Hunter - 16 Pts 3 Rebs 2 Ast
Trae Young - 19 Pts 2 Rebs 14 Ast
Clint Capela - 15 Pts 14 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Onyeka Okongwu - 14 Pts 9 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
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DeMar DeRozan - 34 Pts 13 Rebs 8 Ast
Zach LaVine - 21 Pts 3 Rebs 3 Ast
Andre Drummond - 14 Pts 9 Rebs 5 Stls
Derrick Jones Jr - 14 Pts 2 Rebs 2 Ast 2 Stls 3 Blks
Nikola Vucevic - 13 Pts 8 Rebs 1 Ast 2 Stls
Coby White - 12 Pts 6 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl
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• ROCKETS def. BUCKS , 97 - 92
Jalen Green - 30 Pts 7 Rebs 3 Ast
Kevin Porter Jr - 18 Pts 3 Rebs 7 Ast 2 Stls 1 Blk
Kenyon Martin Jr - 10 Pts 7 Rebs 2 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
Eric Gordon - 9 Pts 3 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Stl
Alperen Sengun - 8 Pts 8 Rebs 3 Ast 1 Stl 1 Blk
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Jrue Holiday - 25 Pts 6 Rebs 8 Ast 3 Stls
Bobby Portis - 17 Pts 15 Rebs 2 Ast
Giannis Antetokounmpo - 16 Pts 18 Rebs 4 Ast 1 Stl 2 Blks
Grayson Allen - 11 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast
Jevon Carter - 9 Pts 2 Rebs 1 Ast 1 Blk
STANDINGS:
East:
1. Celtics 21-6
2. Bucks 19-7
3. Cavaliers 17-10
4. Nets 16-12
5. 76ers 14-12
6. Hawks 14-13
7. Pacers 14-13
8. Knicks 14-13
9. Raptors 13-14
10. Heat 12-15
11. Bulls 11-15
12. Wizards 11-16
13. Magic 8-20
14. Hornets 7-20
15. Pistons 7-22
West:
1. Pelicans 18-8
2. Grizzlies 17-9
3. Nuggets 16-10
4. Suns 16-11
5. Kings 14-11
6. Blazers 14-12
7. Clippers 15-13
8. Warriors 14-13
9. Jazz 15-14
10. Mavericks 13-13
11. Timberwolves 13-13
12. Lakers 11-15
13. Thunder 11-15
14. Spurs 8-18
15. Rockets 8-18
Tuesday, November 13 Schedule: 7 games
Miami at Indiana - 7 pm ET
Brooklyn at Washington - 7 pm ET
Atlanta at Memphis - 8 pm ET on NBATV
Oklahoma City at Dallas - 8:30 pm ET
Cleveland at San Antonio - 8:30 pm ET
Minnesota at Portland - 10 pm ET
Boston at L.A. Clippers - 10:30 pm ET on NBATV
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