Archive for March, 2008
Monday, March 31st, 2008
Agent Zero Tells Wizards He’ll Take Less So Jamison Can Stay
The “Washington Post” reported Monday that Washington Wizards injured point guard Gilbert Arenas, realizes you are only as good as the talent that surrounds you. With that in mind Agent Zero told reporters he is willing to take less money so that teammate Antawn Jamison can be re-signed long term. Arenas told reporters that the […]
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
Donnie & Larry Heading To Milwaukee?
The “New York Daily News” reported Monday that if current Indiana Team President Donnie Walsh is going to consummate a deal with the New York Knicks to take over their operation, the deal will probably become a reality some time this week. However the report says that Walsh has an alternative if he decides the […]
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
Slam Dunk Central Presents: ESPN NBA Daily Dime: March 31st
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
K-Mart, Artest Combine For 60 As Kings Overwhelm SuperSonics 120-107
The Sacramento Kings, depending on who you talk to, can consider this season a semi-success or they consider this season a failure; be that as it may, the Kings had a task at hand - taking on the Seattle SuperSonics Sunday night. Kevin Martin and Ron Artest teamed up to combine for 60 points as […]
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
Ellis’ 30 Leads Warriors To Key Win Over Mavericks 114-104
The Golden State Warriors are getting some important wins as of late and need more of the same in order to stay relevant in the Western Conference playoff race; Sunday’s game against the Dallas Mavericks happened to be one of those games they sorely needed in the win column. Monta Ellis helped the Warriors’ cause, […]
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
Celtics Humiliate Miami 88-62
This has been a devastatingly bad season for the Miami Heat. Injuries have ravaged the team, Pat Riley has started to sound like Humphrey Bogart in the film the “Caine Mutiny” it can’t get over fast enough. But as bad as this season has been for Miami, it may have it hit it’s nadir Sunday […]
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Monday, March 31st, 2008
Cavaliers Over Come First Half Deficit Beat Sixers 91-88
LeBron James missed a triple-double by one rebound, and one assist, the Cleveland Cavaliers came back from a first half deficit, and their three game losing streak is a thing of the past as they defeated the Philadelphia 76ers Sunday night 91-88. The loss for Philadelphia put them back at .500 and they are now […]
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Sunday, March 30th, 2008
Hornets Survive Raptors Fourth Quarter Surge Win 118-101
David West scored a game high 32 points, Chris Paul and Tyson Chandler each recorded a double-double, and the New Orleans Hornets shot a scalding hot 60% (48-80) from the floor for the game and an impressive 53.3% (8-15) from outside the arc. All that added up to a victory Sunday over the Toronto Raptors […]
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Sunday, March 30th, 2008
Jayhawks Survives Battle With Davidson 59-57 Fly On To Final Four
It was a battle to the end between the little engine that could, and the Number One Seed. And in the end Goliath (Kansas) won 59-57, but what a battle Davidson put on! The school that has captured the Nation’s hearts in the 2008 NCAA Tournament went down fighting to the end led by their scrappy leader Stephen […]
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Sunday, March 30th, 2008
Spurs Win 7th Straight, Blasts Rockets 109-88
The San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets rivalry has always been classic, regardless of what was at stake; at this stage of the season - especially in the Western Conference - playoff positioning means everything, and Sunday’s game was no different. Michael Finley and Tony Parker combined for 19-of-28 shooting, enabling San Antonio to stay […]






