Road to Glory II

[Valor]

Really a great way to finish the month (except the Magic loss) and a great season by Rose. Playoff-time with the RL Playoffs - good timing

Yup, although I am lagging just a tad behind, it's good enough

Your defense has been great,no more then 87 points allowed this month.

Brilliant defense, can't ask for much better than this

^That, hope you can get revenge against the Magic, in the Playoffs when you two meet up.

Definitely hope to meet up with them and have a great series

Great month, with the exception of the Magic loss, you have some confidence going into the playoffs

Yeah, glad my team came out of the All Star Break refreshed and we've been on a roll ever since!

[Valor]

Monthly Recaps: April 2012
Part Two: Around the League

League Standings
Western Conference Standings

1. Los Angeles Lakers (69-13)*
2. New Orleans Hornets (66-16)*
3. Houston Rockets (62-20)
4. Oklahoma City Thunder (55-27)*
5. Dallas Mavericks (49-33)
6. Sacramento Kings (46-36)
7. San Antonio Spurs (46-36)
8. Portland Trailblazers (41-41)
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9. Phoenix Suns (37-45)
10. Golden State Warriors (36-46)
11. Memphis Grizzlies (29-53)
12. Denver Nuggets (29-53)
13. Utah Jazz (26-56)
14. Los Angeles Clippers (22-60)
15. Minnesota Timberwolves (22-60)

* Denotes Division Leader

Eastern Conference Standings
1. Orlando Magic (61-21)*
2. Chicago Bulls (60-22)*
3. Miami Heat (56-26)
4. Philadelphia 76ers (45-37)*
5. Washington Wizards (55-27)
6. Milwaukee Bucks (43-39)
7. Boston Celtics (43-39)
8. Atlanta Hawks (43-39)
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9. Charlotte Bobcats (39-43)
10. New Jersey Nets (38-44)
11. New York Knicks (31-51)
12. Toronto Raptors (25-57)
13. Cleveland Cavaliers (19-63)
14. Detroit Pistons (19-63)
15. Indiana Pacers (18-64)

* Denotes Division Leader




League Leaders


1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 30.0
2. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 26.9
3. Derrick Rose (Chicago) 26.3)
4. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 26.2
5. Brandon Roy (Portland) 25.9


1. Joakim Noah (Chicago) 12.6
2. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 11.3
3. Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 10.9
4. Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 10.8
5. Blake Griffin (LA Clippers) 10.5


1. Jason Kidd (Dallas) 11.6
2. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 9.9
3. Steve Nash (Phoenix) 9.7
4. Ty Lawson (Denver) 9.1
- Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 9.1
5. Rajon Rondo (Boston) 8.9
- Tony Parker (San Antonio) 8.9


1. Raymond Felton (New York) 2.8
2. Josh Smith (Miami) 2.6
- Chris Paul (New Orleans) 2.6
3. Carmelo Anthony (Milwaukee) 2.5
4. Rajon Rondo (Boston) 2.4
5. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 2.2
- Ron Artest (LA Lakers) 2.2
- Allen Iverson (Philadelphia) 2.2
- Dwyane Wade (Miami) 2.2
- Kevin Martin (Houston) 2.2
- Stephen Curry (Golden State) 2.2
- Devin Harris (New Jersey) 2.2


1. Joakim Noah (Chicago) 3.0 (249 total blocks)
2. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 3.0 (244 total blocks)
3. Josh Smith (Miami) 2.8
4. Yao Ming (Houston) 2.7
5. Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 2.6


Player Efficiency Rating (PER)
1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 29.3
2. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 29.1
3. Dwyane Wade (Miami) 28.3
4. Derrick Rose (Chicago) 27.9
5. LeBron James (Sacramento) 25.3
6. Carmelo Anthony (Milwaukee) 25.1
7. Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City) 25.0
8. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 24.9
9. Gilbert Arenas (Washington) 24.0
10. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 23.8


Rookie Leaders

1. Will Sit (Portland) 17.6
2. Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 15.2
3. Liam Washburn (Miami) 12.5
4. Perry Jones (Indiana) 11.7
5. Jonas Valanciunas (Toronto) 7.8


1. Perry Jones (Indiana) 7.1
2. Octavius Ocho (San Antonio) 6.6
3. Jonas Valanciunas (Toronto) 6.2
4. Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 5.0
5. Tiny Gallon (Memphis) 4.7


1. Liam Washburn (Miami) 6.5
2. Will Sit (Portland) 4.1
3. Kemba Walker (New Orleans) 2.2
4. Kyrie Irving (Detroit) 1.8
5. Derrick Jasper (Orlando) 1.3
- Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 1.3


1. Perry Jones (Indiana) 1.0
2. Will Sit (Portland) 0.9
3. Kemba Walker (New Orleans) 0.5
- Kyrie Irving (Detroit) 0.5
4. Rodney Williams (Minnesota) 0.4
- Mfon Udofia (Detroit) 0.4
5. Avery Bradley (Golden State) 0.3
- Bruno Sundov (Dallas) 0.3
- Harrison Barnes (Milwaukee) 0.3
- Jeffrey Taylor (Phoenix) 0.3
- Howard Thompkins (Cleveland) 0.3
- Brandon Knight (Charlotte) 0.3
- William Buford (New York) 0.3


1. Jonas Valanciunas (Toronto) 1.5
- Octavius Ocho (San Antonio) 1.5
2. Perry Jones (Indiana) 1.2
3. Martti Must (Houston) 0.9
4. Tiny Gallon (Memphis) 0.8
5. Enes Kanter (Denver) 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)
Feb 26-Mar 3: Rajon Rondo (Boston) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Mar 4-10: Derrick Rose (Chicago) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Mar 11-17: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Mar 18-24: Derrick Rose (Chicago) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Mar 25-31: Dwyane Wade (Miami) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Apr 1-7: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Apr 8-14: Carmelo Anthony (Milwaukee) | LeBron James (Sacramento)

Players of the Month
East: Dwyane Wade (Miami)
West: LeBron James (Sacramento)

Rookies of the Month
East: Perry Jones (Indiana)
West: Will Sit (Portland)



Player Movement
- 04/01/12
Grizzlies Fire Head Coach Lionel Hollins
Grizzlies Hire Head Coach Scott Skiles

- 04/04/12
Jazz Fire Head Coach Lawrence Frank
Jazz Hire Head Coach Joshua Jamison



Injury Report

[hova-]

Skiles is not the right coach for the Grizzlies Z-Bo, Mayo and Gay actually playing D? No really.

LBJ's PER has really gone down with the Kings, I mean he usually is around ~30.

The Bulls are a top address in the league. Good job.

[Lamrock]

I forgot about Lebron on the Kings. What the fuck

[Valor]

Skiles is not the right coach for the Grizzlies Z-Bo, Mayo and Gay actually playing D? No really.

LBJ's PER has really gone down with the Kings, I mean he usually is around ~30.

The Bulls are a top address in the league. Good job.

It's the Grizzlies, who knows
LeBron hasn't really benefited from sharing the ball with two other ball handlers in Tyreke and Manu I guess, he still puts up big numbers though, but the Kings need a lot more help

I forgot about Lebron on the Kings. What the fuck

I know right? 2K is amazing

Thanks to everyone for going through yet another season with me! Playoffs preview coming soon

[Houndy]

League actually looks strong, no losing teams in the playoffs.

[kibaxx7]

So it's Bulls-Celtics again... good luck man!

[Valor]

League actually looks strong, no losing teams in the playoffs.

Yeah I'm pretty happy about that, although it could be because all the weak teams are just too weak.....

So it's Bulls-Celtics again... good luck man!

Yup, Bulls-Celtics yet again, we'll see if I can beat them this time

[Valor]

2012 NBA Playoffs Preview: First Round


Western Conference
1. Los Angeles Lakers (69-13) v 8. Portland Trailblazers (41-41)

Key Rotation
Los Angeles Lakers: Steve Blake | Kobe Bryant | Ron Artest | Pau Gasol | Andrew Bynum | Lamar Odom | Matt Barnes
Portland Trailblazers: Will Sit | Brandon Roy | Stanley Robinson | LaMarcus Aldridge | Marcus Camby | Rudy Fernandez | Luis Scola

Comment: Kobe Bryant and the Lakers will kick off their quest for an unbelievable four-peat against the youthful Portland Trailblazers. While the Blazers consist of talent such as the always-solid Brandon Roy and LaMarcus Aldridge, as well as rookie of the year contender Will Sit, they are just too far behind in terms of experience, toughness, and depth to match up against the three time champions. As a 69 win team going against a team that barely finished the season at .500, the Lakers will look to sweep the Blazers aside and advance onwards with no problems.

ESPN Prediction: Lakers in 4


2. New Orleans Hornets (66-16) v 7. San Antonio Spurs (46-36)

Key Rotation
New Orleans Hornets: Chris Paul | Ben Gordon| Al Harrington | David West | Emeka Okafor | Kemba Walker | Anthony Morrow
San Antonio Spurs: Tony Parker | JR Smith | Richard Jefferson | Tim Duncan | Greg Oden | Octavius Ocho | George Hill

Comment: Ever since they took the then defending champion Spurs to 7 games in the Western Conference Semifinals back in 2008, the Hornets have been knocked out of the first round in each of the last three years. After undergoing a massive change in players in the middle of last season, the Hornets have taken off. This year they started the year with a historic 25-0 record, easily setting a new record for the best start in NBA history and the 25 game streak was only second to the Lakers' 33 game win streak back in 1972. The Hornets eventually slowed down a little but still finished with a dominant record of 66-16. This is their perfect chance of attaining revenge on the declining Spurs, who ever since losing Manu Ginobili to the Sacramento Kings via Free Agency has been struggling. The Spurs missed the playoffs last year and drafted Sudan center Octavius Ocho, who has had a solid rookie campaign, and also signed former first overall pick Greg Oden during the summer. However, the team's success still rests on the shoulders of the Big Fundamental Tim Duncan, and at age 35, it is evident that his production and impact is just not as good as before.

ESPN Prediction: Hornets in 5


3. Houston Rockets (62-20) v 6. Sacramento Kings (46-36)

Key Rotation
Houston Rockets: Jonny Flynn | Kevin Martin | Trevor Ariza | Antawn Jamison | Yao Ming | Martti Must | Shane Battier
Sacramento Kings: Tyreke Evans | Manu Ginobili | LeBron James | Jason Thompson | Solomon Alabi | Mo Williams | Zydrunas Ilgauskas

Comment: The third 60+ win team in the Western Conference this season, the Houston Rockets have been playing tremendous basketball behind the leadership of center Yao Ming. The 7 foot 6 giant from China has played his second straight 82 game campaign, the first time since his rookie-sophomore seasons, and has been a force on the defensive end of the floor, blocking nearly three shots a game. Rockets management has done a good job surrounding Yao with a solid supporting cast, from the stretch fours in Antawn Jamison and rookie Martti Must, to the scorer in Kevin Martin, and the defensive duo of Shane Battier and Trevor Ariza, Houston has the depth, talent, and structure to succeed in the postseason. For LeBron James and the Kings it will be a very difficult task to pull off an upset here, as their weakness lies with their frontcourt players, and they have a big problem (no pun intended) in Yao Ming to deal with in this series.

ESPN Prediction: Rockets in 5


4. Oklahoma City Thunder (55-27) v 5. Dallas Mavericks (49-33)

Key Rotation
Oklahoma City Thunder: Russell Westbrook | James Harden | Kevin Durant | Jeff Green | David Lee | Cole Aldrich | Ryan Anderson
Dallas Mavericks: Jason Kidd | Caron Butler | Shawn Marion | Dirk Nowitzki | Marc Gasol | Jason Terry | Rodrigue Beaubois

Comment: In what is widely perceived as the last season for future hall of famer Jason Kidd's career, he has stepped up his game further as he led the league with a career best assist average of just under 12 a game. Furthermore, Caron Butler has blossomed under the leadership of Kidd and Nowitzki in his three seasons in Dallas and has had his two best seasons in this year and the last, averaging around 22 points, 6 rebounds and 2 steals per contest. Dirk is still Dirk and these components make the Dallas Mavericks the most probable team to pull off an upset in the first round of the Western Conference Playoffs. The duo of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook is potent, but if the Mavs could contain them and exploit the advantage with Jeff Green marking Dirk Nowitzki, they have a very good chance of winning.

ESPN Prediction: Mavericks in 6




Eastern Conference
1. Orlando Magic (61-21) v 8. Atlanta Hawks (43-39)

Key Rotation
Orlando Magic: Jameer Nelson | Vince Carter | Rashard Lewis | Brandon Bass | Dwight Howard | Mickael Pietrus | Dejuan Blair
Atlanta Hawks: Mike Bibby | Joe Johnson | John Salmons | Ekpe Udoh | Al Horford | Marvin Williams | Thierry Tirieux

Comment: The Atlanta Hawks will take another shot at the Orlando Magic when the two teams meet in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinals set at Amway Center. They were completely demolished in their previous meeting in the postseason by the Magic as Dwight Howard dominated them on both ends of the floor with ease. Despite their motivation to take revenge on their division rivals, however, the chances for success seems bleak for Atlanta. The Magic have dominated this season from start to finish, although Chicago's late run did gave them a scare as the number one overall seed, but a solid, gritty win in the season finale solved that problem. Dwight Howard is as good as ever and his supporting casts have stepped up their game and seems ready to play. The formula for success for the Magic remains the same and the Hawks have their work cut out for them if they want to win even a game.

ESPN Prediction: Magic in 4


2. Chicago Bulls (60-22) v 7. Boston Celtics (43-39)

Key Rotation
Chicago Bulls: Derrick Rose | Kirk Hinrich | Luol Deng | Carlos Boozer | Joakim Noah | Sasha Vujacic | Kyle Korver
Boston Celtics: Rajon Rondo | Ray Allen | Paul Pierce | Kevin Garnett | Rasheed Wallace | Andre Miller | Glen Davis

Comment: Another deja vu series, the Bulls match up with the Celtics for the third time in the last four seasons. After being eliminated in the first round in 2009 and last season following two thrilling 7 game series, the 60 win Bulls led by MVP Candidate Derrick Rose will look to take vengeance upon the aging Celtics, who fell at the very end of the season from the fourth seed to the seventh and finished with a mediocre record at 43-39. Aside from the rise of the triple double threat Rajon Rondo, the Boston core is on the decline and this is the perfect opportunity for the streaking hot Chicago team to strike.

ESPN Prediction: Bulls in 5


3. Miami Heat (56-26) v 6. Milwaukee Bucks

Key Rotation
Miami Heat: Liam Washburn | Dwyane Wade | Michael Beasley | Josh Smith | Dan Hicks | Udonis Haslem | Michael Conley
Milwuakee Bucks: Brandon Jennings | Michael Redd | Carmelo Anthony | Derrick Favors | Andrew Bogut | Harrison Barnes | Luc Richard Mbah a Moute

Comment: From the outset, this series looks to be a battle between the two clear cut superstars from the 2003 draft class - Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat and Carmelo Anthony of the Milwaukee Bucks. A deeper look will reveal two of the best defensive bigs and both defensive player of the year candidates Josh Smith and Andrew Bogut, then there are the potential filled youngsters Brandon Jennings and Michael Beasley; last but not least two rookie of the year contenders Liam Washburn and Harrison Barnes are involved. This series is full of intriguing big named players and battles and will certainly be one of the most competitive first round series in these 2012 playoffs.

ESPN Prediction: Heat in 7


4. Philadelphia 76ers (45-37) v 5. Washington Wizards (55-27)

Key Rotation
Philadelphia 76ers: JJ Barea | Allen Iverson | Andre Iguodala | Renardo Sidney | Elton Brand | Thaddeus Young | Jrue Holiday
Washington Wizards: Gilbert Arenas | Mike Miller | Andrei Kirilenko | Chris Bosh | Tyrus Thomas | Shannon Brown | Josh Howard

Comment: If it wasn't for a division title, the Philadelphia 76ers would definitely not enjoy any home court whatsoever. Edging out the Celtics in the final stretch of the season for the division title, the Sixers are rewarded with home court in the first round and a date against the stacked Washington Wizards. The Wizards have three All-Stars in Arenas, Bosh, and Tyrus Thomas, have solid starters in Mike Miller and AK47, and their bench consists of Shannon Brown, Josh Howard and Javale McGee. Despite being a 5th seed this Washington team is a legit championship contender, and the Sixers are definitely the underdogs in this one. However, they do have the man who thrives being the underdog in Allen Iverson, who despite being at the age of 36 has been able to lead his team with 24 points and 5 assists per game along with 2 steals. Iverson has recaptured All-Star status this season and will look to lead his Sixers to upset victories in these playoffs.

ESPN Prediction: Wizards in 6

[Cruzerr]

Good luck against the Celtics, Will defo follow to see how yo will do, How did you play against them in the season?

[Justine.]

Time to get revenge

[Valor]

Good luck against the Celtics, Will defo follow to see how yo will do, How did you play against them in the season?

Cheers man, I believe we won the season series 3-1

Time to get revenge

Definitely

[George7]

Yeap,time to show them what the Bulls are made of!

[Martti.]

Time to send the King packing.

[Grandmama Johnson]

69 wins? Lakers look unbeatable. Best of luck against the Celtics

[Axel The Great]

I like Houston's lineup, apart from the brick-shooter that is Ariza, but he is a good defensive player to go alongside Battier. Yao will prove that he is better than LeBron in that series.

Good luck against the Celtics! This is the perfect opportunity for vengeance against the retirement home.

[kibaxx7]

The Kings backcourt is awesome, Tyreke-Manu-LBJ, but then you have Alabi starting

[Valor]

2012 NBA Playoffs: Eastern Conference Quarterfinals


Lineups Subjected to change



Starting Five

PG. Derrick Rose
SG. Kirk Hinrich
SF. Luol Deng
PF. Carlos Boozer
C. Joakim Noah

Bench

Sasha Vujacic
Kyle Korver
Shaquille O'Neal
Taj Gibson
Brad Miller
Jason Williams
Marcus Jordan


Inactive Rotation

Jeremy Lin

Head Coach: Byron Scott
Injury Report: N/A





Starting Five

PG. Rajon Rondo
SG. Ray Allen
SF. Paul Pierce
PF. Kevin Garnett
C. Rasheed Wallace

Bench

Andre Miller
Avery Bradley
Glen Davis
Daniel Orton
Dominic McGuire
Kwame Brown
Sundiata Gaines

Inactive Rotation

Terrico White
Dashonte Riley

Head Coach: Doc Rivers
Injury Report: N/A



Game 1 Game Recap
Date/Time: April 20th 2012, 8:00pm
Location: United Center, Chicago IL
Series: Chicago Bulls 0-0 Boston Celtics

Game 2 Game Recap
Date/Time: April 22nd 2012, 7:00pm
Location: United Center, Chicago IL
Series: Chicago Bulls 1-0 Boston Celtics

Game 3 Game Recap
Date/Time: April 24th 2012, 5:00pm
Location: TD Banknorth Garden, Boston MA
Series: Chicago Bulls 2-0 Boston Celtics

Game 4 Game Recap
Date/Time: April 26th 2012, 6:00pm
Location: TD Banknorth Garden, Boston MA
Series: Chicago Bulls 3-0 Boston Celtics

Chicago Wins Series 4-0

[Valor]

Yeap,time to show them what the Bulls are made of!

Hell yes!

Time to send the King packing.

Lebron will be a handful, but I think you guys will have no problems

69 wins? Lakers look unbeatable. Best of luck against the Celtics

They do look invincible right now, thanks man

I like Houston's lineup, apart from the brick-shooter that is Ariza, but he is a good defensive player to go alongside Battier. Yao will prove that he is better than LeBron in that series.

Good luck against the Celtics! This is the perfect opportunity for vengeance against the retirement home.

Houston has a really good roster
Haha nice one, retirement home

The Kings backcourt is awesome, Tyreke-Manu-LBJ, but then you have Alabi starting

I know right? actually Alabi's rating is higher than Big Z, this is really sad lol

[Valor]

Bulls Rout Celtics for Game 1 Victory

The Celtics could only watch as Rose and the Bulls demolished them here in game 1

Chicago, IL - Twice in his short NBA career, Derrick Rose has been to the playoffs.

Twice, the Boston Celtics sent him home.

Now in his fourth season and his third playoff apperance, Derrick Rose is not about to allow the Celtics to knock him out of the postseason party again.

Rose scored a game high 37 points, along with 4 rebounds and 5 assists and went 15 for 23 from the field as he led the Chicago Bulls to a dominating blowout victory here in game 1 against the Boston Celtics, 100-74.

1 down, 3 to go.

The Bulls began the game on fire offensively, scoring 28 points as Rose got his team to an early start.

Then, they got down to the other side of the floor.

Chicago clamped down on d and allowed only 13 points in the second quarter as they blew the lead open, and never looked back since.

Boston's regular season star Rajon Rondo was held without a bucket in the entire game, he finished with just 2 points, 4 rebounds but did have 10 assists.

The Celtics were led by their wing duo of Ray Allen (18 points), and Paul Pierce (17 points). Rasheed Wallace had 12 points and 10 rebounds while Kevin Garnett added 11 and 7.

None of it was enough to take down the Bulls, as they forced the defending Eastern Conference Champions to make only 29 of their 80 field goal attempts (36%), including a dismal 3 for 20 from beyond the arc.

The Celtics did knock down 13 of their 16 foul shots and only turned the ball over 8 times, but they were out-rebounded 35 to 49 and outscored 28-48 in the paint as the bigs from the Bulls dominated in the middle.

Joakim Noah, who won this season's rebounding title with 12.6 rebounds a game, finished with 15 boards along with his 11 points for a double-double while his front court partner Carlos Boozer had 15 and 9.

Luol Deng added 13 points and played great defense, alongside Kirk Hinrich, on Paul Pierce and Ray Allen. Pierce and Allen were a combined 14 for 40 from the field despite leading the Celtics in scoring.

"The old cliche still stands" said Byron Scott "Defense wins championships and we did a good job on that side of the floor tonight"

Game 2 of this best of seven first round series will take place here at the United Center on April 22nd, 2012.








Highlights



Jordan Player of the Game Highlights

[Valor]

First Round Results: Game 1

[kibaxx7]

Superb win And nice to see Sheed there.

Tough loss for the Spurs...

[Martti.]

Rondo sucks balls.

[Cruzerr]

Good victory for you, but how the hell did the Bucks win Miami ? Did Bogut get like 10 rebounds or so ?

[Fresh8]

Go portland.