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Tweet of the Day: Chuck Swirsky

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Kyle Korver on fire behind arc 15 of 22 past 3 games impressive !
April 15, 2012 9:45 pm via Twitter for iPhoneReplyRetweetFavorite
@swirsk054
chuck swirsky
You know, something tells me Korver could possibly be a big factor for the Bulls down the stretch. He is actually 10-15 from behind the arc the past three games, but 15 of 22 from the field. But when Korver is on, he is one of the best three-point shooters in the NBA. The question with the Bulls is not their defense, which has been great all season. But scoring-wise, after Derrick Rose, their are many question marks. Luol

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Tweet of the Day: Roy Hibbert

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Coach Frank Vogel for Coach of the Year and Larry Bird for Executive of the Year. What y'all think?
April 14, 2012 11:06 pm via Twitter for iPhoneReplyRetweetFavorite
@Hoya2aPacer
Roy Hibbert
I don’t know the names that have been thrown around for Coach of the Year, but Vogel seems to me like the favorite. The Pacers have been excellent this year, sitting in third place in the East and only seven and a half games back. I think people recognized that they would be good, but believing they would be this good may not have been a common belief.  I’m not sure what kind of noise they can make in

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Tweet of the Day: K.C. Johnson

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Thibs said C.J. needed a break or else Derrick wouldn't have played in 4th quarter at all. #Bulls
April 12, 2012 11:05 pm via TweetDeckReplyRetweetFavorite
@KCJHoop
K.C Johnson
I never thought I would say it, but it seems the Bulls would have been better off in this game WITHOUT Derrick Rose. I understand Rose is the offensive catalyst for this team, and simply his presence makes a difference. But Rose looked hurt all night, and whether it was rust or not, he just did not shoot well at all (1-13 FG). He did dish out 8 assists, but he hurt them more than helped them, and C.J.

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Tweet of the Day: Pau Gasol

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Huge win on the road tonight against the Spurs! Andrew was a monster on the glass! @ played very well too! Great team win!
April 11, 2012 11:03 pm via Mobile WebReplyRetweetFavorite
@paugasol
Pau Gasol
One day after I commend the Spurs for their impressive winning streak, they follow-up with a demoralizing loss to the Lakers, who were without Kobe Bryant. This was not demoralizing in a sense that the loss will really affect them. The issue was that the Spurs seemed to have no answer to Andrew Bynum. Bynum grabbed an incredible 30 rebounds, while Tim Duncan was held to only 4. Not only that, but Metta World Peace scored 26 points, shooting

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Tweet of the Day: Sean Grande

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Wheels down in Boston, Celts day ends with this: A win tonight against Atlanta puts them in home court position for the first time all year.
April 11, 2012 1:18 am via Twitter for AndroidReplyRetweetFavorite
@SeanGrandePBP
Sean Grande
What to make of the Celtics? For one, Rajon Rondo is becoming the best point guard in the league before our eyes, regardless of the fact that he can’t shoot long range or make free throws. Paul Pierce is aging like fine wine, as he dropped 27 points for the Celtics tonight. And if you watched the game, you had to be extremely impressed with Kevin Garnett, who knocked down shot after shot from mid-range. The Celtics are about

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Tweet of the Day: Brian T. Smith

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Millsap acknowledged #UtahJazz took it as an insult Spurs didn't bring Duncan, Parker, Ginobili to Salt Lake City.
April 9, 2012 10:50 pm via webReplyRetweetFavorite
@tribjazz
Brian T. Smith
If the Spurs won tonight against a play-off hungry Jazz team without their three best players, there is a serious argument that they are the best team in the NBA. Actually, considering they are coming off an 11 game winning streak and are sitting at 40-15 on the season, they argument could be made either way. Personally, I still take the Heat and Thunder as the two best teams, but the Spurs could easily replace either of them. The

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Wednesday’s NBA Post-Game Notes

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The Sixers have now scored less than 80 points in five of their last 11 games. Jordan Crawford had 28 points for the Wizards, and 16 of them in the first quarter. The Spurs only scored 9 points in the third quarter. According to ESPN Stats & Information, it’s the first time they have been held to single-digits since April 4, 2008. After missing the past 6 games, Ray Allen was held scoreless in the first half. It is his 17th scoreless first

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Tweet of the Day: Derrick Williams

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Omg... Blake stop it right now!!
April 4, 2012 11:06 pm via Twitter for iPhoneReplyRetweetFavorite
@RealDwill7
Derrick Williams
It’s not often that I base a tweet on a simple highlight play, especially on a night where the Thunder played the Heat, and the Lakers played the Clippers (which were both great games, I might add). But what Blake Griffin did to Pau Gasol tonight was just flat-out wrong. The first dunk, where he came flying in off a missed shot and put the hammer down on Gasol, was the dunk receiving the most attention. The second, however, demands

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