The NBA has announced the winners of the 2010-2011 All-Defense team. All-Defensive First team: G Rajon Rondo Boston Celtics G Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers F LeBron James Miami Heat F Kevin Garnett Boston Celtics C Dwight Howard Orlando Magic […]
The Miami Heat have activated power forward Udonis Haslem for Game 4 of the team’s second round series against the Boston Celtics. Haslem has been sidelined since November due to a foot injury. He missed 77 straight games with a […]
Phil Jackson is retiring with, no doubt, a bad taste in his mouth. In the 21 seasons he patrolled the sidelines he was never swept in a post-season series. Until 2011 – in his final season as a head coach. […]
Los Angeles Lakers forward Lamar Odom will start in place of the suspended Ron Artest at small forward in Game 3 for the team’s second round series against the Dallas Mavericks. The 2010-2011 6th man of the year filled in […]
Boston Celtics center Shaquille O’Neal is expected to return to the lineup for Game 3 of the team’s second round series against the Miami Heat. O’Neal has been out of the lineup since briefly returning on April 3 against the […]
Lakers forward Ron Artest has been suspended one game without pay for his foul on Mavericks guard Jose Juan Barea in Game 2 of the second round of the Western Conference playoffs against the Dallas Mavericks. With Game 2 already […]
Los Angeles Clippers power forward Blake Griffin is expected be to named the NBA’s Rookie of the Year on Wednesday. The Clippers will hold a press conference Wednesday afternoon to announce a major award. The University of Oklahoma averaged 22.5 […]
Soon enough Derrick Rose will have at least one thing in common with Michael Jordan – an MVP award in a Bulls uniform. Word on the street is Derrick Rose has become the NBA’s youngest MVP. That word was corroborated […]
The Maloof family should start planning a defense strategy. The owners of the Sacramento Kings were apparently told by the NBA that they will be in Sacramento next season. The team won’t be moving to Anaheim, according to CSN California. […]
Referee Ed Malloy ejected Paul Pierce from Game 1 of the Heat/Celtics series. The play in question looked like a moving screen. Pierce left the game with 19 points and seven rebounds. More to come…