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Kobe Bryant missed his first 15 shots, more shots missed than any other player in the league last night. He connected on 1/8 three pointers, leading to this projected conversation between head coach Mike Brown and Andre Bynum …
Much has been made about Russell Westbrook’s style of play, but Westbrook proved he can do it all last night…
Chandler Parsons from Florida is averaging 15.3 points and 9.3 rebounds over the streak, while Luis Scola has recorded double-digit rebounds in all four games.
The Bobcats were within striking distance with the Nets, and then the game started. The home team never trailed and cruised to a 102-89 victory, and it wasn’t even that close…
Oddly enough, while OKC obviously excelled at scoring, they continued to play a one on one style of basketball. They assisted on an NBA low 40% of their baskets, and are among the worst in the league in the stat for the year.
Rondo has dished out double figure assists in 13 of his last 15 games, including a streak of seven games in a row. His skills are even better than his stats would indicate, as every team plays him for the pass and lets him shoot…
By Kyle Soppe The Houston Rockets overcame a sluggish defense start to defeat the Lakers by a final tally of 107-104. The Lakers poured in 40 first quarter points, shooting a blistering 68% and scoring 13 points off of Rocket turnovers. The Lake Show saw their scoring output drop by 24 points in the second [...]
The Mavs starting front court dominated the young front court of the Nuggets, outscoring them 58-19. On top of the edge in scoring, the Dallas bigs grabbed 10 more rebounds, blocked three more shots, and shot 21.7% better from the field…
The Atlanta Hawks used a big performance for the second time in as many games from Joe Johnson to sprint past the Cavs, 103-87…
A balanced Clippers team overcame a slow start, and beat the visiting Rockets by a final count of 95-91. The Rockets won the first two quarters, and led by eight at the half, but Chris Paul responded from a slow start, scoring 91.3% of his points in the second half.