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Because of the way Steve Nash plays, it’s hard to think of him as one of the greatest offensive players of all time.
According to Dave McMenamin of ESPN Los Angeles, Lakers guard Steve Blake is expected to miss some time...because of the chicken pox: In general, people with Chicken Pox are expected to be contagious for around four or five days after they begin experiencing symptoms, so Blake will probably be out until the playoffs.
Bad news for Blazer fans, courtesy of CBSSports.com’s Ben Golliver: It’s fairly common knowledge that nobody comes all the way back from microfracture surgery the season after the procedure, but this is still tough to year.
According to Sports Illustrated’s Sam Amick, sources close to Perry Jones are saying that the Baylor freshman will return to school next season instead of declaring for the 2011 NBA Draft.
As you know by know, Phil Jackson is definitely, definitely not going to coach the Los Angeles Lakers next season.
From the AP: The incident occurred with 8:30 remaining in the fourth quarter.
Heat coach Erik Spolestra has announced that shooting guard Dwayne Wade will miss tonight’s Heat-Bucks game due to a sore thigh.
As we mentioned earlier, LeBron James’ web series, “The LeBrons,” premiered today.
The New York Times’ Jonathan Abrams has the story: According to Abrams, the injury occurred during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder on March 9th.
Laker fans can exhale: According to Dave McMenamin of ESPN Los Angeles, Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum are both expected to play in tonight’s game against the Utah Jazz.
Ryan Schwan of Hornets 24/7 thinks so: Schwan goes on to explain that the Hornets take fewer shots at the rim than almost any other team, are in the bottom third in the league in three-point attempts, and take a ton of long two-point jumpers, which are universally far less efficient than shots at the rim and three-point attempts.
The Denver Nuggets’ post-Carmelo play has been one of the best stories of the second half of the season.
Here’s an update on Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah, courtesy of ESPN Chicago’s Nick Friedell: Noah has missed the last three games for the Bulls.
UPDATE 10:42 pm: Lakers coach Phil Jackson spoke about Barnes and said it’s all good to come to the aid of a teammate, but you better know the situation. 6:42 pm: The NBA has announced that Matt Barnes will be suspended one game for his role in last night’s altercation between the Lakers and Mavericks.
With the regular season winding down, the threat of an impending lockout becomes more and more real.
The fallout from Wednesday’s Heat-Wizards fracas that led to three ejections and a one-game suspension for John Wall continues.
Ron Artest, who once jumped into the stands and got suspended for a full season, and Dwight Howard, who currently leads the league in technical fouls, are both finalists for the Walter J.
The league has announced that Wizards guard John Wall will be suspended one game for his role in an altercation that caused Wall, Zydrunas Ilgauskas, and Juwan Howard to all be ejected from Wednesday’s Wizards-Heat game.
John Wall, Juwan Howard, and Zydrunas Ilgauskas have all just been ejected from the Heat-Wizards game.
Kevin Durant may be the nicest superstar in the NBA, and he certainly has the most squeaky-clean public image.
“As a coach, you don’t worry about that stuff too much because it goes with the business and we all will face a lot of criticism at times.
According to Ken Berger of CBS, Gilbert Arenas will start at point guard for the Magic tonight in the place of Jameer Nelson, who is out with a sprained right knee.
According to Jason Jones of the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento Kings guard Tyreke Evans is “probable” for Friday’s game against the Indiana Pacers.