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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

NBA highlights from January 26th

NBA highlights from January 26th, 2009.

Monday, January 26, 2009

The NBA Reflects on Barack Obama

NBA players and legends discuss America's 44th President.

Kobe Bryant Scores 22 Points, Lakers Beat Spurs

The Lakers beat the Spurs Sunday, 99-85. Kobe Bryant scored 22 points in the win. Lakers' center Andrew Bynumtallied 15 points and 11 rebounds. It's the Lakers' 14th win in 17 games.

Celtics Rout Mavericks by 24 Points

The Celtics routed the visiting Dallas Mavericks Sunday, 124-100. Eddie House, Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett each finished with 23 points in the victory.

Thursday, January 22, 2009

Magic C Howard sets NBA All-Star voting record


By TIM REYNOLDS
AP Sports Writer

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- He was the first to dress as Superman to win a dunk contest.

He's now the first player to get 3 million votes from fans.

Yes, the All-Star game is fast becoming Dwight Howard's personal showcase.

The Orlando Magic center - who leads the NBA in rebounds, blocked shots and double-doubles - got a record 3,150,181 votes to lead this season's All-Star team, released Thursday.

The Feb. 15 game in Phoenix will mark the third All-Star trip for Howard, who'll be starting for the second time and easily topped the previous record of 2,558,278 votes collected by Houston's Yao Ming four years ago.

"Wow, what a blessing," said Howard, the 6-foot-11 center who dressed in full Superman regalia, cape and all, on the way to winning last year's slam dunk competition. "That is what I took it as, a blessing from God and then the fans. It's just a great honor and I was surprised, but like always I thank the fans for everything they have done for us."

The final results of fan balloting didn't exactly bring any major surprises.

Magic C Howard sets NBA All-Star voting record....

7-time NBA All-Star Mourning announces retirement


By STEVEN WINE
AP Sports Writer

MIAMI (AP) -- Alonzo Mourning has decided to retire rather than mount another NBA comeback at age 38. The seven-time All-Star center said Thursday he won't return from a devastating leg injury in 2007. He's not under contract but had been working out at the Miami Heat's complex and still had a spot in the team's locker room.

Mourning hasn't played since tearing the patella tendon and quadriceps muscle in his right leg on Dec. 19, 2007, the fourth anniversary of his lifesaving kidney transplant. He said he feared another return would put his health in jeopardy.

"I truly feel it's best that I retire," Mourning said at a news conference. "When you've got something you love and you're passionate about, it's hard to let that go. But at 38 I feel I've physically done all I can for this game. It has been an amazing ride."

7-time NBA All-Star Mourning announces retirement....

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Fantasy Sports Girl: Fantasy NBA Pickups and Dumps


Fantasy Sports Girl Andrea is doling out this weeks session of NBA Pickups and Dumps.