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Wednesday’s NBA Post-Game Notes

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The 76ers are 12-2 with Spencer Hawes in the lineup and 9-13 without him. The Thunder are now 15-1 at home this season. Kendrick Perkins earned his 12th technical foul, leaving him one away from suspension. Hawks C Al Horford has been cleared to begin rehab from surgery for a torn left pectoral muscle. Rajon Rondo has 3 of the leagues 9 triple double’s this season, and the 10th of his career. The second-half of the Detroit Pistons game was delayed due to the lights

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Tweet of the Day: Iman Shumpert

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Ya ya ya Kyrie got me lol...it happens...great win for the squad... #benchmob #shoutout to the crowd 2nite! #NYKallday!! #sway
February 29, 2012 11:28 pm via Twitter for iPhoneReplyRetweetFavorite
@I_Am_Iman
Iman Shumpert
Not entirely sure what your referring to here, Iman, but what I do know is that the Knicks looked phenomenal tonight against the Cavs. I also understand that Kyrie played good, not great, and Iman played quite solid off the bench with 12 points and 3 steals. The Knicks completely showed up the Cavs tonight at home, and Steve Novak just made a serious name for himself. It’s actually not crazy to say he stole the spotlight from Jeremy

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Tuesday’s Post-Game Notes

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Rajon Rondo had 11 assists, 5 turnovers, and did not score. Only three other players have had scoreless, 5 turnover games this season, but the three combined for only eight assists. Brandon Bass and Chris Wilcox both returned to Boston’s lineup. Monto Ellis, expected to pick up production with Curry injured, shot just 1-6 in the second half. Derrick Rose looked fantastic right out of the All-Star Break, scoring 32 points with 9 assists, 3 steals, and 2 blocks. The Houston Rockets have been

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Tweet of the Day: John Wall

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Great fight as a team tonite but came up short wit a 1point lost...Put that lost on me to many turnovers...#wiznation
February 28, 2012 11:15 pm via EchofonReplyRetweetFavorite
@John_Wall
John Wall
I respect taking the blame for such a close loss. Turnovers can kill you, and really determine who wins or loses a game. But Wall has been spectacular lately, and he truly cannot be blamed at all for the terrible season Washington is having. They fell to 7-27 on the season, and theres not much Wall can do about it. Javale Mcgee is not getting it together, Nick Young is not looking like anything more than an offensive scorer,

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Tweet of the Day: Andrew Bogut

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Today was the first day of training! Ive been cleared to lift weights and get out and about!!! Im going to be sore tomo.....
February 27, 2012 11:54 pm via EchofonReplyRetweetFavorite
@AndrewMBogut
Andrew Bogut
This tweet, in my opinion, is relatively big news to me. I understand the Bucks are not good; Bogut’s return is not going to start a deep playoff run anytime soon. However, I’m a huge fan of Bogut, and I want to see him get back on the court. If the Bucks can add a few more pieces to build around Bogut and Brandon Jennings, this team could make a push in the next few years. Bogut is a

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Tweet of the Day: Jason Lloyd

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LBJ admitted Kobe was barking at him at end of game, daring him to shoot the 3. LBJ instead forced awful pass inside, resulting in turnover
February 26, 2012 11:41 pm via webReplyRetweetFavorite
@JasonLloydABJ
Jason Lloyd
  What a dramatic ending. LeBron goes absolutely nuts, hitting six 3-pointers to tie the All-Star record, stunning the crowd with his fade away shots. But then, just as it always has been, LeBron throws the ball to no-mans land. He chokes once again in the clutch, and the media frenzy continues. The interesting part is just as Lloyd pointed out; Kobe, the king of killer instinct, dares LeBron to shoot the 3. And how does LeBron react? Throwing the

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Tweet of the Day: Jeff Green

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I'm going with Chase Budinger...why? Cause he proved white men can jump
February 25, 2012 11:05 pm via Twitter for iPhoneReplyRetweetFavorite
I’m with Green on this one. Jeremy Evans was quite impressive in his two handed-double-dunk (for lack of a better phrase), and I respect that. I also understand Budinger  didn’t do any windmill 360s or jump over any cars. But he had creativity, and jumping over P. Diddy with a “White Men Can’t Jump” motto was a cool idea. Not to mention, he dunked blindfolded. Reverse. So hats off to Jeremy Evans, I suppose his dual ball dunk took

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Tweet of the Day: David Lee

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My favorite night of TV every year as a kid was watching the NBA dunk contest. I'm hype again this year, I predict @ will win!
February 25, 2012 3:22 pm via Twitter for iPhoneReplyRetweetFavorite
@Dlee042
David Lee
I have to say I agree with Lee on this one. Of the four players in the Slam Dunk contest this year, George seems to have the greatest potential to really put on a show. The hype really started following his windmill dunk in overtime vs. the Hornets, and he seems to be the favorite going into Saturday Night. I’m really not sure what to expect out of Chase Budinger or Jeremy Evans, as they really are not big

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