Road to Glory II

[Valor]

Kidd prevails in point guard dual as Mavs take down Bulls in OT

D-Rose still has a lot to learn from the 38 year old Kidd

Chicago, IL - Just like the last time they met, Derrick Rose did everything he could against the 38 year old, hall of fame bound point guard Jason Kidd.

Again, it wasn't enough.

Kidd had 17 points, 15 assists and 4 rebounds to thwart Rose's efforts as the Dallas Mavericks take a 103-96 victory in overtime against the Bulls at United Center and sweep the season series against Chicago.

Derrick Rose was just a rebound shy of a triple double as he finished with 23 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists, but he also had 6 turnovers as a result of great defense played by Kidd and the Mavericks.

Dirk Nowitzki led the Mavericks with 22 points and 8 rebounds while Caron Butler and Shawn Marion dropped in 19 points apiece. Center Marc Gasol was the last Maverick in double figures as he notched a double double of 11 points and 14 rebounds along with 4 blocks.

The game looked like it was going to go in Chicago's favor after the Bulls' third quarter run, but Kidd made a 30+ foot three pointer and swung the momentum back in Dallas' favour.

"and they said he couldn't shoot when he came into the league" said Bulls head coach Byron Scott, who coached Kidd for four seasons in New Jersey and took them to consecutive finals appearances "He gets better every single day, I won't be surprised if he plays until he's 40 and still produces at a high level"

For the Bulls, Carlos Boozer had 18 points and 7 rebounds to aid Rose, but he was just 8 for 18 from the field as Gasol manned the middle and played great defense to shut him down.

All Star Center Joakim Noah had 11 points and 14 rebounds along with 3 blocks while Kyle Korver dropped 11 points from off the bench, but Korver was just 4 for 11 from the field and 0-3 from downtown, an area that fell cold for Chicago today.

It was also the debut of Sasha Vujacic, who was acquired by Chicago prior to the All-Star Weekend. Vujacic recorded 6 points and 3 assists in 21 minutes off the bench and hit 3 of his 9 shot attempts. However, like Korver, Vujacic failed to convert a three ball.

"The shots were there, but they just didn't go down for them" said Boozer "They did a good job getting the looks, it'll go down next time"

This loss snaps Chicago's three game winning streak accumulated before the All Star break, they are now 35-18 for the season and remains at the third spot in the Eastern Conference standings while the Mavericks improve to 36-17 and also retains their spot at fifth in the West.






Highlights

[hova-]

Tough loss, Kidd was awesome. Sasha needs to shoot more threes - this really reminds me of when I got my PS3 and NBA 2k8.

Playing live all the time, it was just wicked to see how good 2k8 was, I loved that time.

Back on topic: I had a Bulls association at that time and also brought in Sasha. His release was so fluid, best release of all players apart from Gordon. I love to shoot threes with him.


Now I end my debauch of the good old 2k8 days

[Fresh8]

Anyone who ever played against me when I had Sasha on the Lakers in 2K11 can agree that he is the best video game player ever. Everyone knows my love of D Fish but I often opt to use Sasha over Fisher, Shannon and Steve. Sasha is the man

[kibaxx7]

I have to agree with the praise on Sasha. He rocks Tough loss Valor, Kidd is ageless.

[Martti.]

Sasha sucks.

[Fresh8]

Sasha sucks.

Sasha is number 3 shooting guard in all of Slovenia. Very nice!

[Valor]

Tough loss, Kidd was awesome. Sasha needs to shoot more threes - this really reminds me of when I got my PS3 and NBA 2k8.

Playing live all the time, it was just wicked to see how good 2k8 was, I loved that time.

Back on topic: I had a Bulls association at that time and also brought in Sasha. His release was so fluid, best release of all players apart from Gordon. I love to shoot threes with him.


Now I end my debauch of the good old 2k8 days

Dallas is unstoppable for me everytime, especially Kidd
I'm still trying to learn Sasha's shot release though

Anyone who ever played against me when I had Sasha on the Lakers in 2K11 can agree that he is the best video game player ever. Everyone knows my love of D Fish but I often opt to use Sasha over Fisher, Shannon and Steve. Sasha is the man

I'll dispute that and say Jordan is still the best, I hardly ever miss a shot with his release

I have to agree with the praise on Sasha. He rocks Tough loss Valor, Kidd is ageless.

Kidd really is ageless...gets better every season

Sasha sucks.

Sasha is number 3 shooting guard in all of Slovenia. Very nice!

[Valor]

Rose, Bulls spoil Mardi Gras party in New Orleans at the buzzer


Derrick Rose adds another game winner to his already budding resume

New Orleans, LA - Chris Paul, and Deron Williams.

These two names have always been in the heated discussion for the best point guard in the NBA today.

Now, you've got to enter a new name into the conversation - Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls.

After a terrific display of basketball from both Paul and Rose, the Chi-town youngster emerged victorious as he shook free of Paul's defense and knocked down the game winning jumper at the buzzer to give the Chicago Bulls a 106-105 victory over Chris Paul and the New Orleans Hornets.

Rose was named player of the game after his 29 points, 11 assists and 3 steals performance that got them the win over the league's best team that was on-pace to catch the 72 win Chicago Bulls of Michael Jordan.

That's probably not going to happen now, as the Hornets lose their first consecutive games of this 2011-12 season and now officially hits double digits in losses.

"We weren't chasing (the record) it anyways, our goal is June" said Paul after the game "but give them props, they played a great game today"

Paul wasn't too shabby himself, as he racked up a game high 19 assists along with 16 points and 4 steals in the losing effort. He had 8 assists in the first quarter alone and had a double double by half time.

Too bad it wasn't enough to hold of Chicago as both teams went back and forth all game long. When one team looks like they will run away with the game, the other team would come roaring back.

Former Bull Ben Gordon shook off a bad start by ending the game with 25 points, leading the Hornets in scoring while David West added 16 points and 9 rebounds in the losing effort.

However, the differences in bench contribution proved to be the difference in the game.

Kyle Korver of the Bulls came off the bench to score 16 points in his 16 minutes of play, and made a pair of clutch three pointers that allowed the Bulls, and Rose in particular, to pull off the victory.

"That's just what he does" Rose stated "He's one of the best shooters in the game for a reason, he makes shots"

Shaquille O'Neal also gave Chicago one of his bigger performances of the season thus far, going 5 for 9 from the field in 13 minutes to rack up 12 points and 8 boards.

Sasha Vujacic scored 9 points against his old team. While center Joakim Noah had a game high 15 rebounds along with 10 points and 2 blocks.

With their jumpers not going too well early in the game, Chicago attacked the paint constantly, as evident from the 50-36 points in the paint edge they had over the Hornets. Behind Noah and O'Neal, Chicago racked up 14 offensive rebounds, a key to victory as noted by head coach Byron Scott.

"Those offensive boards allowed our team to stay in the game" said Scott "Then of course, Derrick won it for us"

Chicago is now 37-19 for the season and is 1 1/2 games behind the Washington Wizards for the second seed in the Eastern Conference, they will now travel to Cleveland to conclude their 4 game road trip.

Notes: The Hornets wore their multi-colored Mardi Gras alternate uniforms to celebrate the annual celebration in New Orleans....At 47-10, the Hornets will need to win all of their remaining 25 games to match the all time win record of 72-10....The season series is now tied at 1-1 between the two teams....






Highlights




Jordan Player of the Game Highlights

[Axel The Great]

I'm willing to bet you're happy to crush New Orlean's hopes of 72+ wins. That's a nice game-winner by Rose though. Surprised Chris Paul didn't play better defense than that.

[kibaxx7]

Wow didn't see the Hornets stats before, all 99 Great shot by Rose!

Weird to see a "M.Jordan -- DNP" in the boxscore

[Valor]

I'm willing to bet you're happy to crush New Orlean's hopes of 72+ wins. That's a nice game-winner by Rose though. Surprised Chris Paul didn't play better defense than that.

They still can go on another 25 game winning streak (like they did starting the season....) and match the 72...but haha yes, quite happy cause it's also revenge for the 10 point loss earlier in the season
I was really surprised they didn't pull better coverage on Rose like they did the whole game, maybe it's cause I've been dishing it to open shooters whenever they collapse on me and they just decided to play me straight up

Wow didn't see the Hornets stats before, all 99 Great shot by Rose!

Weird to see a "M.Jordan -- DNP" in the boxscore

I am surprised to see them all 99 too, but probably it's cause of Paul

and yes... the young "MJ" isn't exactly getting the kinda minutes his dad used to get

[Valor]

Shaq joins 30,000 club
February 25th, 2012


Shaquille O'Neal of the Chicago Bulls became only the sixth player in NBA history to
reach 30,000 career points in Chicago's 99-94 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday night.

The milestone came with 6:24 left in the forth quarter when O'Neal slammed in a missed shot
by Luol Deng.

Currently playing in his 20th NBA season, the 39 year old center has now exactly 30,000 points for
his career and trails only Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (38,387), Karl Malone (36,928), Michael Jordan (32,292),
Wilt Chamberlian (31,419), and Kobe Bryant (30,247) on the NBA's all-time scoring list.

Bryant is the only active player out of those 5 mentioned above while Allen Iverson of the Philadelphia 76ers
is next on the list with 28,344 points.

For his career, O'Neal has averages of 22.7 points, 10.4 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 2.2 blocks per game in
1,321 games played (1,231 starts). He is averaging 8.4 points and 5.6 rebounds this season for the
Chicago Bulls.

A former NBA MVP, five time NBA Champion, three time Finals MVP, 15 time All-Star,
former rookie of the year (1993) and an eight time All-NBA First team selection, Shaq looks to be a lock
for the Basketball Hall of Fame when his career finally comes to an end.

[Fresh8]

A nice little Shaq article

[kibaxx7]

Yeah, nice to see The Big Shamrock in that selective club. He's a lock for HOF, no doubt.

[hova-]

Hell, yeah. The Shaqster, big Shaqtus, Big Shamrock, Diesel, Superman, Shaq, Shaq Attack, Mr. Steel, Shaq-Fu, the Big Aristotle, the Big Daddy, Big Agave, kicking into 30000.

[Valor]

A nice little Shaq article

Cheers man, figured such a big historical moment needs to be talked about

Yeah, nice to see The Big Shamrock in that selective club. He's a lock for HOF, no doubt.

Hell yes, just a matter of time, and how many teams will retire his jersey as well

Hell, yeah. The Shaqster, big Shaqtus, Big Shamrock, Diesel, Superman, Shaq, Shaq Attack, Mr. Steel, Shaq-Fu, the Big Aristotle, the Big Daddy, Big Agave, kicking into 30000.

He does have a lot of nicknames

[The X]

Sucks for Shaq that Kobe beat him to the milestone

[Kubik]

Congrats for Shaq and nice close game win

[Radioman]

Nice Shaq passed the 30.000th point mark.

Is he going to play another year?

[Valor]

Sucks for Shaq that Kobe beat him to the milestone

and will forever stay ahead of him

Congrats for Shaq and nice close game win

Can't believe it was that close though, the Cavs are doing what they are doing in real life, they almost matched that but the Jazz choked and bailed them out at their 21st lost

Nice Shaq passed the 30.000th point mark.

Is he going to play another year?

At this point I think so, but he could change his mind so dunno. I certainly hope so since he's been great coming off the bench for me

[George7]

Congratulations to his Shaqness

[Valor]

Congratulations to his Shaqness

Shaqness says thank you

February Recaps coming soon!

[Valor]

Monthly Recap: February 2012
Part One: Chicago Bulls Monthly Recap

February Results - 8W 3L



February 2nd vs New Jersey Nets
Loss 86-107
Outstanding Players:
New Jersey: Brook Lopez 17 pts 9 reb, Evan Turner 24 pts 4 ast, Devin Harris 17 pts 7 ast
Chicago: Derrick Rose 21 pts 9 ast, Carlos Boozer 21 pts 8 reb, Joakim Noah 13 pts 15 reb 2 blk

February 5th vs Indiana Pacers
Win 94-78
Outstanding Players:
Indiana: Danny Granger 22 pts 9 reb 5 ast, Aaron Brooks 15 pts 6 ast, Perry Jones 13 pts 10 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 24 pts 8 ast 5 reb, Carlos Boozer 17 pts 8 reb, Joakim Noah 11 pts 10 reb 4 blk

February 6th @ Detroit Pistons
Win 97-86
Outstanding Players:
Detroit: Chauncey Billups 23 pts 13 ast, Richard Hamilton 22 pts, Tayshaun Prince 12 pts 9 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 20 pts 9 ast, Carlos Boozer 16 pts 13 reb, Joakim Noah 10 pts 14 reb 4 blk

February 9th vs Cleveland Cavaliers
Win 100-73
Outstanding Players:
Cleveland: Nate Robinson 28 pts 5 ast, Jordan Hill 10 pts 8 reb, Anderson Varejao 7 pts 10 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 27 pts 7 ast, Carlos Boozer 15 pts 9 reb, Luol Deng 16 pts

2012 T-Mobile Rookie Challenge
Rookie - Sophomore Game Recap

2012 NBA All Star Game
West - East Game Recap

February 17th vs Dallas Mavericks
Loss 96-103 Game Recap

February 19th @ San Antonio Spurs
Loss 96-107
Outstanding Players:
San Antonio: JR Smith 33 pts 5 ast, Tony Parker 24 pts 11 ast, Tim Duncan 13 pts 14 reb, Octavius Ocho 12 pts 16 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 22 pts 5 ast 3 stl, Shaquille O'Neal 10 pts 9 reb (off the bench), Kyle Korver 11 pts (off the bench)

February 20th @ Memphis Grizzlies
Win 100-88
Outstanding Players:
Memphis: Rudy Gay 29 pts 9 reb, OJ Mayo 21 pts, Tiny Gallon 10 pts 4 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 34 pts 5 ast, Carlos Boozer 19 pts 7 reb, Taj Gibson 5 pts 7 reb (off the bench)

February 22nd @ New Orleans Hornets
Win 106-105 Game Recap

February 24th @ Cleveland Cavaliers
Win 99-94
Outstanding Players:
Cleveland: Omri Casspi 25 pts, Nate Robinson 9 pts 12 ast, Daniel Gibson 16 pts 4 ast
Chicago: Derrick Rose 40 pts 11 ast 4 blk 2 stl, Carlos Boozer 15 pts 8 reb, Sasha Vujacic 14 pts (off the bench)

February 25th vs Detroit Pistons
Win 98-92
Outstanding Players:
Detroit: Richard Hamilton 23 pts, Chauncey Billups 19 pts 6 ast, Troy Murphy 5 pts 16 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 26 pts 5 reb 8 ast, Carlos Boozer 16 pts 11 reb, Luol Deng 18 pts, Kirk Hinrich 11 pts 9 ast

February 27th vs Cleveland Cavaliers
Win 130-93
Outstanding Players:
Cleveland: Nate Robinson 27 pts 7 ast, Omri Casspi 24 pts, Anderson Varejao 8 pts 12 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 31 pts 4 reb 6 ast 5 stl 4 blk, Carlos Boozer 25 pts 9 reb, Joakim Noah 20 pts 10 reb 3 blk





Chicago Bulls Player Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader


Chicago Bulls Metric Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader



Chi-Town Plays of the Month

Get outta my way!


Rookie Connection: Jeremy Lin to Marcus Jordan


These rooks never learn fast enough...

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: February 2012
Part Two: Around the League

League Standings
Western Conference Standings

1. New Orleans Hornets (50-10)*
2. Los Angeles Lakers (48-11)*
3. Houston Rockets (44-15)
4. Oklahoma City Thunder (42-16)*
5. Dallas Mavericks (39-18)
6. San Antonio Spurs (33-27)
7. Sacramento Kings (31-28)
8. Portland Trailblazers (29-30)
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9. Phoenix Suns (28-30)
10. Denver Nuggets (25-34)
11. Golden State Warriors (25-36)
12. Utah Jazz (21-41)
13. Memphis Grizzlies (17-41)
14. Los Angeles Clippers (15-45)
15. Minnesota Timberwolves (15-46)

* Denotes Division Leader

Eastern Conference Standings
1. Orlando Magic (45-13)*
2. Washington Wizards (41-19)
3. Chicago Bulls (40-19)*
4. Boston Celtics (34-24)*
5. Miami Heat (39-21)
6. Milwaukee Bucks (33-27)
7. Philadelphia 76ers (32-26)
8. New Jersey Nets (30-28)
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9. Atlanta Hawks (30-29)
10. Charlotte Bobcats (27-30)
11. New York Knicks (20-37)
12. Detroit Pistons (15-44)
13. Toronto Raptors (14-45)
14. Cleveland Cavaliers (15-45)
15. Indiana Pacers (9-50)

* Denotes Division Leader




League Leaders


1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 31.4
2. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 27.2
3. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 26.7
4. Brandon Roy (Portland) 26.5
5. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 26.4


1. Joakim Noah (Chicago) 12.4
2. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 11.1
- Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 11.1
- Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 11.1
3. Chris Bosh (Washington) 10.6
4. Blake Griffin (LA Clippers) 10.5
- Kevin Garnett (Boston) 10.5
5. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 10.2
- Troy Murphy (Detroit) 10.2


1. Jason Kidd (Dallas) 11.8
2. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 10.4
3. Steve Nash (Phoenix) 9.9
4. Ty Lawson (Denver) 9.2
5. Rajon Rondo (Boston) 9.0
- Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 9.0
- Tony Parker (San Antonio) 9.0
- Russell Westbrook (Oklahoma City) 9.0


1. Raymond Felton (New York) 2.8
2. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 2.6
3. Josh Smith (Miami) 2.4
4. Rajon Rondo (Boston) 2.3
- Dwyane Wade (Miami) 2.3
- Devin Harris (New Jersey) 2.3
- Stephen Curry (Golden State) 2.3
- Carmelo Anthony (Milwaukee) 2.3
- Kevin Martin (Houston) 2.3
5. Allen Iverson (Philadelphia) 2.2
- Delonte West (Toronto) 2.2


1. Joakim Noah (Chicago) 3.0
2. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 2.9
3. Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 2.8
- Yao Ming (Houston) 2.8
4. Josh Smith (Miami) 2.7
5. Tyrus Thomas (Washington) 2.4


Player Efficiency Rating (PER)
1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 30.4
- Chris Paul (New Orleans) 30.4
2. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 28.2
3. Derrick Rose (Chicago) 26.5
4. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 25.8
5. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 25.6
6. Carmelo Anthony (Milwaukee) 25.1
7. Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City) 24.8
8. LeBron James (Sacramento) 24.6
9. Gilbert Arenas (Washington) 24.5
10. Pau Gasol (LA Lakers) 24.1


Rookie Leaders

1. Will Sit (Portland) 16.3
2. Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 14.9
3. Liam Washburn (Miami) 12.5
4. Perry Jones (Indiana) 11.9
5. Jonas Valanciunas (Toronto) 8.7


1. Perry Jones (Indiana) 7.7
2. Octavius Ocho (San Antonio) 7.3
3. Robert Sacre (Utah) 6.8
4. Jonas Valanciunas (Toronto) 6.7
5. Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 5.0


1. Liam Washburn (Miami) 6.4
2. Will Sit (Portland) 4.1
3. Kyrie Irving (Detroit) 2.2
4. Kemba Walker (New Orleans) 1.5
5. Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 1.2


1. Perry Jones (Indiana) 10.
2. Will Sit (Portland) 0.8
3. Kyrie Irving (Detroit) 0.5
- Rodney Williams (Minnesota) 0.5
4. Mfon Udofia (Detroit) 0.4
- Kemba Walker (New Orleans) 0.4
- Bruno Sundov (Dallas) 0.4
- Jeffery Taylor (Phoenix) 0.4
5. Jeremy Lin (Chicago) 0.3
- Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 0.3
- Avery Bradley (Golden State) 0.3
- Brandon Knight (Charlotte) 0.3
- Liam Washburn (Miami) 0.3


1. Octavius Ocho (San Antonio) 1.7
2. Jonas Valanciunas (Toronto) 1.6
3. Perry Jones (Indiana) 1.2
3. Derrick Jasper (Orlando) 10.
4. Martti Must (Houston) 0.9
5. Nikola Pekovic (Milwaukee) 0.6
- Enes Kanter (Denver) 0.6
- Kemba Walker (New Orleans) 0.6
- Robert Sacre (Utah) 0.6
- Tiny Gallon (Memphis) 0.6

Players of the Week
Week: East | West
Oct 27-29: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Oct 30-Nov 5: Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Nov 6-12: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Nov 13-19: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Nov 20-26: Rajon Rondo (Boston) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Nov 27-Dec 3: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Dec 4-10: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 11-17: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 18-24: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | Chris Paul (New Orleans)
Dec 25-31: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 1-7: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 8-14: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Jan 15-21: Allen Iverson (Philadelphia) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 22-28: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 29-Feb 4: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 5-11: Raymond Felton (New York) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 12-18: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 19-25: Derrick Rose (Chicago) | LeBron James (Sacramento)

Players of the Month
East: Derrick Rose (Chicago)
West: LeBron James (Sacramento)

Rookies of the Month
East: Liam Washburn (Miami)
West: Will Sit (Portland)



Player Movement
- 02/07/12
Bulls Trade: Anthony Morrow, Sean Williams, 2013 1st round pick Bulls(lottery protected)
Hornets Trade: Sasha Vujacic

- 02/13/12
Hornets Trade: Darren Collison (IND), Drew Gooden (IND), JJ Barea (PHI), Renardo Sidney (PHI)
Pacers Trade: Quincy Pondexter (PHI), 2012 2nd round pick Pacers (NO)
76ers Trade: Marreese Speights (NO), Ronny Turiaf (NO), Kurt Thomas (NO)

- 02/15/12
Blazers Trade: Luke Walton, 2012 2nd round pick Blazers, Nicolas Batum
Timberwolves Trade: Luis Scola, Joey Graham

- 02/16/12
Nuggets Trade: Rodney Stuckey
Raptors Trade: Jarret Jack, 2013 2nd round pick Raptors

- 02/16/12
Magic Trade: Marcin Gortat
Knicks Trade: DeJuan Blair, 2012 2nd round pick Knicks

- 02/16/12
Suns Trade: Lazar Hayward, Greg Monroe
Jazz Trade: C.J. Watson, C.J. Miles

- 02/16/12
Raptors Fire Head Coach Jay Triano
Raptors Hire Head Coach Wesley Horton

- 02/28/12
Knicks Fire Head Coach Mike D'Antoni
Knicks Hire Head Coach John Kuester

Injury Report

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: February 2012
Part Three: Rookie Rankings

1. Liam Washburn, PG, Miami Heat
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
60 | 60 | 29.6 | 12.5 | 3.6 | 6.4 | 0.3 | 0.2 | .446 | .483 | .755
Last Month: 1 | Drafted: 17

2. Will Sit, PG, Portland Trailblazers
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
59 | 59 | 30.6 | 16.3 | 1.0 | 4.1 | 0.8 | .424 | .429 | .790
Last Month: 4 | Drafted: 14

3. Harrison Barnes, SF, Milwaukee Bucks
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
59 | 8 | 25.6 | 14.9 | 5.0 | 1.2 | 0.3 | 0.0 | .455 | .412 | .880
Last Month: 5 | Drafted: 1

4. Perry Jones, PF, Indiana Pacers
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
55 | 55 | 33.1 | 11.9 | 7.7 | 1.1 | 1.0 | 1.2 | .429 | .277 | .742
Last Month: 3 | Drafted: 5

5. Jonas Valanciunas, PF, Toronto Raptors
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
59 | 7 | 25.6 | 8.7 | 6.7 | 0.8 | 0.2 | 1.6 | .520 | .000 | .676
Last Month: 6 | Drafted: 4

6. Octavius Ocho, C, San Antonio Spurs
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
60 | 30 | 23.3 | 6.4 | 7.3 | 1.1 | 0.2 | 1.7 | .579 | .000 | .473
Last Month: 2 | Drafted: 13

7. Martti Must, PF, Houston Rockets
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
59 | 0 | 17.0 | 7.7 | 4.3 | 0.7 | 0.2 | 0.9 | .459 | .428 | .777
Last Month: 7 | Drafted: 25

8. Tiny Gallon, PF, Memphis Grizzlies
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
58 | 58 | 22.6 | 4.8 | 4.7 | 0.8 | 0.1 | 0.6 | .410 | .000 | .779
Last Month: 8 | Drafted: 12

9. Robert Sacre, C, Utah Jazz
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
5 | 5 | 24.8 | 4.4 | 6.8 | 1.0 | 0.0 | 0.6 | .437 | .000 | .727
Last Month: N/A | Drafted: 42

10. Rodney Williams, SG, Minnesota Timberwolves
G | GS | MPG | PPG | RPG | APG | SPG | BPG | FG% | 3P% | FT%
61 | 6 | 15.7 | 7.2 | 1.7 | 0.7 | 0.5 | 0.2 | .457 | .304 | .757
Last Month: 9 | Drafted: 3