The Tuesday Fix
Orlando Magic guard Courtney Lee, who arrived in Boston, on (not) playing in game 2 on Wednesday: "Nah, I just got here. I don't see that.....I'll take it one step at a time and take it from there."
According to the Boston Globe, Celtics forward Leon Powe had successful surgery on his left knee today.
Per the Los Angeles Times, Lakers forward Luke Walton, who missed game one, will be in the lineup for game two against the Rockets Wednesday.
Sam Smith of Bulls.com believes the Hornets David West would be a perfect complement to the Bulls Joakim Noah. Considering it would difficult for the Hornets to move Tyson Chandler with the amount left on his contract and his injury concerns, the Bulls might be able to get West for Tyrus Thomas and perhaps some firsts.
The man who robbed Antoine Walker at gunpoint received 21 years in jail.
Rockets guard Ron Artest, who promised Von Wafer a mohawk if the Rockets made it out of the first round, kept his word: “I just got a little mohawk, a little Von Hawk with a little splash of Rockets,” Artest said. “I thought it would be fun. When I first was traded, I put the Rockets’ logo on it. Everybody liked it, so I did it again. I kept my word with Von. I didn’t renege.”
Per the Salt Lake Tribune, the Utah Jazz plan a major observance for Hot Rod Hundley, who is the only player to have worked for the franchise since it's inception in New Orleans 35 years ago.
Boston Celtics GM Danny Ainge says of KG: "He's still in a lot of pain. That's why he is not playing. If he could play, he would. If he could help us win, he would." No rust for the top seed as the Cavaliers beat the Hawks by 27 points. League MVP LeBron James scored 34 points.
Seven-time NBA All-Star David Bing won the election to become the mayor of Detroit through the end of 2009.
Per The Oregonian, USA Basketball will invite three Trail Blazers to participate in training this summer: Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge and Greg Oden.
According to the Boston Globe, Celtics forward Leon Powe had successful surgery on his left knee today.
Per the Los Angeles Times, Lakers forward Luke Walton, who missed game one, will be in the lineup for game two against the Rockets Wednesday.
Sam Smith of Bulls.com believes the Hornets David West would be a perfect complement to the Bulls Joakim Noah. Considering it would difficult for the Hornets to move Tyson Chandler with the amount left on his contract and his injury concerns, the Bulls might be able to get West for Tyrus Thomas and perhaps some firsts.
The man who robbed Antoine Walker at gunpoint received 21 years in jail.
Rockets guard Ron Artest, who promised Von Wafer a mohawk if the Rockets made it out of the first round, kept his word: “I just got a little mohawk, a little Von Hawk with a little splash of Rockets,” Artest said. “I thought it would be fun. When I first was traded, I put the Rockets’ logo on it. Everybody liked it, so I did it again. I kept my word with Von. I didn’t renege.”
Per the Salt Lake Tribune, the Utah Jazz plan a major observance for Hot Rod Hundley, who is the only player to have worked for the franchise since it's inception in New Orleans 35 years ago.
Boston Celtics GM Danny Ainge says of KG: "He's still in a lot of pain. That's why he is not playing. If he could play, he would. If he could help us win, he would." No rust for the top seed as the Cavaliers beat the Hawks by 27 points. League MVP LeBron James scored 34 points.
Seven-time NBA All-Star David Bing won the election to become the mayor of Detroit through the end of 2009.
Per The Oregonian, USA Basketball will invite three Trail Blazers to participate in training this summer: Brandon Roy, LaMarcus Aldridge and Greg Oden.
