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The Skills competition has been a part of NBA All-Star weekend, but it’s still not entirely sure what it actually measures.
The first half of the 2011 Rookie/Sophomore challenge only vaguely resembled basketball.
It’s safe to say that the All-Star Break couldn’t be coming at a better time for the Los Angeles Lakers.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo!
Recently, Nets GM Billy King spoke to the YES Network’s Jessica Taff, and confirmed that the Nets are aggressively shopping Troy Murphy, and confident that they will be able to trade him before the deadline: The 6-11 Murphy is a great rebounder and deadly three-point shooter, but has never been to the playoffs in nine seasons, and his lack of defensive ability or ball skills have caused him to fall out of favor with Avery Johnson.
After yesterday’s loss to the Boston Celtics, the Heat are now 0-6 against the five top teams in the league in win percentage.
Courtesy of Marc Stein, who is always on the ball: According to Stein, the Timberwolves dream of Nash re-signing and becoming a “mentor” to the 21-year old Ricky Rubio after he comes over from Spain.
According to the twitter feed of Nate Jones, one reason that Kevin Durant is participating in the three-point shootout at this year’s All-Star Weekend is that the H-O-R-S-E contest will not be happening this year.
One of the biggest sports topics of the year has been the long-term effects of head injuries on professional athletes.
With the Carmelo/Bynum rumors swirling about, it’s another strange day to be a Nuggets fan, but there is some good news for the Denver faithful.
A rap about Blake Griffin, from the point of view of a terrified rim?
The Sports Business Journal just released a report comparing this season’s local TV ratings for NBA teams to the ratings from last season, and one thing is clear: People like to watch LeBron James play basketball.
Joe Treutlein of Draft Express thinks so: It’s clear that Cousins hasn’t been the kind of low-post presence in the post that he was in college.
Well, this is certainly strange.
According to Ira Winderman of the Flordia Sun-Sentinel, Dwyane Wade will start against the Charlotte Bobcats tonight.
The NBA announced this today: Johnson was ejected after arguing a no-call on a Devin Harris turnover that led to a fast-break basket for the 76ers.
The Oklahoma City Thunder have announced that they have recalled rookie center Cole Aldrich from the D-League.
Alex Boeder of BrewHoop thinks so: That’s a very interesting statistic, to say the least.
DeMarcus Cousins is one of the most talented rookies in this year’s draft class.
Orlando Magic shooting guard Jason Richardson is currently in the final season of the six-year, $70 million contract extension he signed in 2004.
This is the first in our new ongoing series here at PBT: Stick a fork in them.
Eddie House’s three-pointer with 22 seconds left of Sunday’s Heat-Thunder tilt won the game for the Heat, but the Cassell-esque dance he did immediately after making it will cost him as much as most people pay for their cars.
According to the Associated Press, Derrick Rose will play against the Magic tonight, despite two painful ulcers in his stomach: Rose has been in a bit of a shooting slump recently, going a combined 22-64 (34%) over the course of the Bulls’ last three games.