The Pistons are a team that always plays better against better competition, so of course they were gonna be ready for Shaq and the Suns but yesterdays game was ridiculous. The Pistons beat the Suns by 30 points in a 116 – 86 beatdown.
So as you’ve probably heard by now, LeBron James was named the MVP for the 2008 All Star game. Not to take anything away from Bron Bron, because he had a great game but he definitely didn’t deserve the MVP. If it wasn’t for Ray Allen’s sharpshooting in the final minutes, someone from the West would’ve been taking the MVP award. Be that as it may, LeBron was voted as the MVP for the game and he played great. Here are his top 3 plays including a serious dunk where he literally makes Dirk Nowitzki look like a kid and permanently put him on posters for years to come.
Kobe Bryant has a torn ligament in his right finger. That just happens to be his shooting hand and for the Lakers thats as big of a problem as they could have right now.
If Kobe decides to go ahead and have the surgery, he will sidelines for 6-8 weeks and in the topsy-tervy Western conference, anything could happen in that time frame.
So there was no Jason Kidd or Shaquille O’neal in this one. It didn’t matter so much for the Suns because they managed pull out the 109-97 victory but for the Mavericks, who are very injury depleted, they could’ve really used the All Star point guard.
The Mavs had good contributions from Dirk Nowitzki and Jason Terry. They had 36 and 29 respectively. It wasn’t enough to beat the high flying Suns though. They could’ve really used help from the injured Josh Howard, Jerry Stackhouse and Devin Harris.
Ok so you may want to send a message to Casino owners in Las Vegas. Manu Ginobili is planning on going there over the All Star weekend this weekend and he is on some kind of hot streak.
In their first return back to Cleveland since winning the NBA title there last year, the Spurs were lead by Ginobili’s 46 to a 112-105 victory over the Cavs. He had a particularly dominant fourth quarter. He had 18 points on 5/5 FG’s, 4/4 3 point FG’s, and 4/4 FT’s. Owned.
This is by far the biggest upset of the season thusfar. Last night Bobcats, who have been horrible on the road, faced the Celtics, who have been great just about everywhere, in Boston. Even though Ray Allen didn’t play in this one because of a pinched nerve, it’s still an easy win right? Wrong.
The Jason Richardson-led Bobcats went into Boston and beat the Celtics 95-83. J-Rich came up big with a game high 34 points and 9 rebounds. Gerald Wallace also contributed 15 points and 10 rebounds.
Dwight Howard scored four of his 18 points in the extra session and the NBA’s top road team pulled off a hard-fought 123-117 victory over Golden State to snap the Warriors’ six-game winning streak.
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