Tue Apr 05, 2005 9:18 am
ROCKETS VS. SUNS
America West Arena, Phoenix, 7:00 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Rockets, 46-30; Suns, 58-17.
INJURY REPORT Phoenix- Joe Johnson (broken bone in wrist) out indefinitely; Houston- Tracy McGrady (sore thumb) doubtful
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Yao Ming
PF-Juwan Howard
SF-Tracy McGrady
SG-David Wesley
PG-Bob Sura
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Jim Jackson
SG-Quentin Richardson
PG-Steve Nash
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Rockets-81
Suns-90
Suns survive low scoring outing
Rockets Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Jim Jackson scored 10 points and grabbed 5 rebounds in the contest
Game Photos
Yao played a total of 46 minutes tonight
The injured McGrady scored 8 points in 19 minutes
Steve Nash handed out another double-double
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I will be using this format for today and tomorrow mainly because I'm going out of town Wednesday morning and I want to only have a few games once I come back on Sunday morning to play. I mixed a little bit of the preview up with game. The last 3 games of the season will be just like the regular recaps though.
America West Arena, Phoenix, 7:00 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Rockets, 46-30; Suns, 58-17.
INJURY REPORT Phoenix- Joe Johnson (broken bone in wrist) out indefinitely; Houston- Tracy McGrady (sore thumb) doubtful
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Yao Ming
PF-Juwan Howard
SF-Tracy McGrady
SG-David Wesley
PG-Bob Sura
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Jim Jackson
SG-Quentin Richardson
PG-Steve Nash
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Rockets-81
Suns-90
Suns survive low scoring outing
Rockets Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Jim Jackson scored 10 points and grabbed 5 rebounds in the contest
Game Photos
Yao played a total of 46 minutes tonight
The injured McGrady scored 8 points in 19 minutes
Steve Nash handed out another double-double
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I will be using this format for today and tomorrow mainly because I'm going out of town Wednesday morning and I want to only have a few games once I come back on Sunday morning to play. I mixed a little bit of the preview up with game. The last 3 games of the season will be just like the regular recaps though.
Tue Apr 05, 2005 5:19 pm
Yao playing 46 minutes is a miracle.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 2:01 am
John WB wrote:Yao playing 46 minutes is a miracle.
yep, especially since his fatigue is so low in real life.
Expect to see me have 3 games updated today since I'm leaving tomorrow.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 2:03 am
i dont kno what is IRL
In Real Life.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 8:36 am
nice & simple update 
Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:28 am
damn, how did Jimmy Jackson go in so easily for the layup....where's Yao?!?
Wed Apr 06, 2005 10:40 am
nice & simple update
thanks seraph
damn, how did Jimmy Jackson go in so easily for the layup....where's Yao?!?
yao is right there with the black band. he got knocked out of the way
Wed Apr 06, 2005 11:26 am
SbHzMaFiA wrote:damn, how did Jimmy Jackson go in so easily for the layup....where's Yao?!?
I knew the mothaf!cker was soft!
Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:54 pm
SUNS VS. LAKERS
Staples Center, Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Suns, 59-17; Lakers, 34-43.
INJURY REPORT Phoenix- Joe Johnson (broken bone in wrist) out indefinitely; Lakers- Kobe Bryant (sprained toe) out indefinitely
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Jim Jackson
SG-Quentin Richardson
PG-Steve Nash
C-Brian Grant
PF-Lamar Odom
SF-Caron Butler
SG-Tony Bobbitt
PG-Chucky Atkins
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Suns-99
Lakers-74
Lakers Struggled Without Kobe
Suns Boxscore | Lakers Boxscore
Amare shot just 4-11 from the field tonight
Game Photos
Luke Walton shooting the one hander over Marion
Nash couldn't miss from the field
Marion grabbed 10 rebounds against the Lakers
Butler couldn't spark L.A. like he did last game
Staples Center, Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Suns, 59-17; Lakers, 34-43.
INJURY REPORT Phoenix- Joe Johnson (broken bone in wrist) out indefinitely; Lakers- Kobe Bryant (sprained toe) out indefinitely
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Jim Jackson
SG-Quentin Richardson
PG-Steve Nash
C-Brian Grant
PF-Lamar Odom
SF-Caron Butler
SG-Tony Bobbitt
PG-Chucky Atkins
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Suns-99
Lakers-74
Lakers Struggled Without Kobe
Suns Boxscore | Lakers Boxscore
Amare shot just 4-11 from the field tonight
Game Photos
Luke Walton shooting the one hander over Marion
Nash couldn't miss from the field
Marion grabbed 10 rebounds against the Lakers
Butler couldn't spark L.A. like he did last game
Last edited by -BHZMAFIA- on Wed Apr 06, 2005 3:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Wed Apr 06, 2005 1:57 pm
Well I was able to update the Lakers game, but I was so busy today that I couldn't do as many games as I planned on doing. So next update will be on Monday or maybe late Sunday. I will be going to Dallas and San Antonio and when I come back, it will be a playoff atmosphere because I only have 5 games left in the season. PCE
Wed Apr 06, 2005 3:19 pm
Who is Kobeo?
Wed Apr 06, 2005 4:00 pm
i know you'll win against my Lakers.
nice to see your just 5 games before the playoff.
i'l wait for your next update...
Enjoy with your out of town..
nice to see your just 5 games before the playoff.
i'l wait for your next update...
Enjoy with your out of town..
Wed Apr 06, 2005 6:10 pm
you beat our lakers 
too bad kobe couldn't play..... i wonder what would be the score if kobe's around......
anyway nice updates and have a great break.......
too bad kobe couldn't play..... i wonder what would be the score if kobe's around......
anyway nice updates and have a great break.......
Wed Apr 06, 2005 7:50 pm
Kobe would have scored 26 points and helped us win by 1! 
Good stuff bro!
Good stuff bro!
Thu Apr 07, 2005 12:18 am
yeah, cool recap
have fun in texas =)
have fun in texas =)
Thu Apr 07, 2005 7:05 am
Lakers would have lost by even more because Kobe would have thrown away all their shots.
Thu Apr 07, 2005 10:23 am
That's some darn good D. Well Kobe wasnt there... But anyways.
Thu Apr 07, 2005 1:31 pm
kobelive2005 wrote: ... anyway nice updates and have a great break
Agreed man, great updates!
Have fun in your trip!
Thu Apr 07, 2005 6:40 pm
enjoy the vacation man.....
damn i wont have no paper to read till monday.damn
damn i wont have no paper to read till monday.damn
Mon Apr 11, 2005 2:10 am
well im back, and even though i wasnt really ready to come back you will see some updates today. thanks for all the compliments and the trip was fun
you will see some updates today. thanks for all the compliments and the trip was fun
Mon Apr 11, 2005 3:36 am
HORNETS VS. SUNS
America West, Phoenix, 7:00 p.m., PST
TV, radio: FSAZ; KTAR 620
Records: Hornets, 28-48; Suns, 60-17.
INJURY REPORT Phoenix- Joe Johnson (broken bone in wrist) out indefinitely
KEY MATCHUP: STEVE NASH VS. SPEEDY CLAXTON
Claxton's game was escaladed since being traded to New Orleans recieving the starting PG spot. He averages 12.3ppg and 5.9apg for the Hornets. He is very quick on the dribble and if there is anybody that can keep up with Nash, it would be Speedy.
INSIDE THE HORNETS
Phoenix continues to roll in the month of March and no team has stopped them yet. There are 8 games left in the month of April for Phoenix and 6 of those games are back-to-back which can cause some problems heading into the postseason. It can also increase injury chances and cause fatigue problems. Barbosa is now 100% healthy and will expect to get alot more action in tonight's game.
INSIDE THE SUNS
Phoenix picked up their 60th win of the season against the Lakers on Monday night in a 99-74 win. Phoenix still stands undefeated in the month of April and they will start their 4-game home stretch tonight.
PROBABLE STARTERS
C-Jamaal Magloire
PF-PJ Brown
SF-Glenn Robinson
SG-Casey Jacobsen
PG-Speedy Claxton
C-Amare Stoudemire
PF-Shawn Marion
SF-Jim Jackson
SG-Quentin Richardson
PG-Steve Nash
Mon Apr 11, 2005 8:45 am
Sixty and Counting
69 points in the first half tells the whole story
Hornets-94
Suns-110
Hornets Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Nash and the Suns still claim the best record in the league
PHOENIX, April 12 (Ticker) --The Suns were able to do anything in their power during tonight’s game. Whether it was scoring buckets, rebounding, assisting, steals, blocks or anything else. “Let’s just say we are getting ready for the playoffs,” Suns guard Quentin Richardson said. Richardson scored 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to assist the Suns in an easy 110-94 win over the New Orleans Hornets. “Q had one of his best overall games this season tonight,” Coach D’Antoni said. “Even though we didn’t really need that from him tonight, it was still great to see him shoot the ball well, while crashing the boards.” Richardson only played 30 minutes because he sat out for most of the 2nd half after the Suns took a commanding 23 point lead into halftime.
New Orleans was very cold from the field during the first half despite almost reaching the 50 point mark in the first half, they only shot 37% from the field. “They were trying to hang in there because we weren’t missing any shots,” Suns forward Shawn Marion said. “I was surprised how they almost ended up with a 100 points shooting a low percentage.” The Hornets rode their starters for most of the game trying to make some type of surge during the game to make the score look respectable. Jamaal Magloire led New Orleans with 25 points and 8 rebounds in 44 minutes of play. “If the bench can’t come in and produce in some way then they won’t play,” Hornets coach Byron Scott said after the game. “This is there time to shin since its coming down to the wire and they can’t automatically think they will be on the team next season.”
Hornets forward Glenn Robinson scored 22 points and grabbed 8 rebounds. He has been out several times this season because of injury and he has caught on to the Hornets system. “We are just in a rebuilding stage right now and hopefully we can get something done in the off-season,” Robinson stated. Phoenix was able to out rebound the Hornets 48-41 in the game and out assisted them 23-19. Phoenix remains undefeated in the month of April. If they win their last 4 games of the month, they will have their first undefeated month in franchise history. The teams remaining on their schedule are the Los Angeles Clippers, Sacramento Kings twice, and the Denver Nuggets.
Game Photos
Amare 12 of his 23 points in the first half
Marion showing how nasty he can become
Richardson continued to step his game up
The Birdman flying on the rim after a dunk
69 points in the first half tells the whole story
Hornets-94
Suns-110
Hornets Boxscore | Suns Boxscore
Nash and the Suns still claim the best record in the league
PHOENIX, April 12 (Ticker) --The Suns were able to do anything in their power during tonight’s game. Whether it was scoring buckets, rebounding, assisting, steals, blocks or anything else. “Let’s just say we are getting ready for the playoffs,” Suns guard Quentin Richardson said. Richardson scored 25 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to assist the Suns in an easy 110-94 win over the New Orleans Hornets. “Q had one of his best overall games this season tonight,” Coach D’Antoni said. “Even though we didn’t really need that from him tonight, it was still great to see him shoot the ball well, while crashing the boards.” Richardson only played 30 minutes because he sat out for most of the 2nd half after the Suns took a commanding 23 point lead into halftime.
New Orleans was very cold from the field during the first half despite almost reaching the 50 point mark in the first half, they only shot 37% from the field. “They were trying to hang in there because we weren’t missing any shots,” Suns forward Shawn Marion said. “I was surprised how they almost ended up with a 100 points shooting a low percentage.” The Hornets rode their starters for most of the game trying to make some type of surge during the game to make the score look respectable. Jamaal Magloire led New Orleans with 25 points and 8 rebounds in 44 minutes of play. “If the bench can’t come in and produce in some way then they won’t play,” Hornets coach Byron Scott said after the game. “This is there time to shin since its coming down to the wire and they can’t automatically think they will be on the team next season.”
Hornets forward Glenn Robinson scored 22 points and grabbed 8 rebounds. He has been out several times this season because of injury and he has caught on to the Hornets system. “We are just in a rebuilding stage right now and hopefully we can get something done in the off-season,” Robinson stated. Phoenix was able to out rebound the Hornets 48-41 in the game and out assisted them 23-19. Phoenix remains undefeated in the month of April. If they win their last 4 games of the month, they will have their first undefeated month in franchise history. The teams remaining on their schedule are the Los Angeles Clippers, Sacramento Kings twice, and the Denver Nuggets.
Game Photos
Amare 12 of his 23 points in the first half
Marion showing how nasty he can become
Richardson continued to step his game up
The Birdman flying on the rim after a dunk
Mon Apr 11, 2005 9:05 am
69 Hornets coach wasn't happy.
Tue Apr 12, 2005 2:02 am
misow wrote::shock: 69
well the team really did play bad. usually they don't play THAT bad against me and shoot like that.
i will have a couple of updates today because i thought i would have alot of work to make up at school since being out, but since my absent was excused, they didn't give me any make up work.
Tue Apr 12, 2005 3:24 am
Another win.
Nice!
Nice!