LA Lakers Should be Concerned About Dallas Mavericks
Just like in their previous series against the New Orleans Hornets, the Lakers lost the first game on their hand floor, this time coming at the hands of the Dallas Mavericks. Against New Orleans, Los Angeles was able to retake control of the series by winning Game 2 and then snatched back home court in Game 3. Only one problem, the Mavs aren’t the Hornets. (more…)
NBA Playoffs: Predicting The First Round
The Suns are already looking toward next season, but more than half of the NBA will be playing games this weekend to fight to play well into June for a chance at a NBA championship. I am going to look at each first round series and give my thoughts and predictions for each. Don’t hold me to these predictions when these series are over. I am no Nostradamus after all.
Fat Lady Singing on Phoenix Suns Season
Three games back 11 to go. That is where the Suns stand the eighth and final playoff seed out west.
Phoenix had all sorts of chances to improve their playoff chances last night in their 106-100 loss to the Hornets. They were playing against New Orleans that was without their starting power forward in David West for the remainder of the season. The Suns had control of the game for most of the night, but fell apart down the stretch without Marcin Gortat, Vince Carter, Mickael Pietrus and essentially Robin Lopez. (more…)
Aaron Brooks, Bench Step up in Phoenix Suns Victory
It wasn’t easy to watch at times, but the Phoenix Suns found a way to hold on for a 114-106 win against the Toronto Raptors in yet another must win game for the Suns playoff push.
The Suns were shorthanded the entire night with Grant Hill and Mickael Pietrus playing a total of only eight minutes because of Hill’s flu-like symptoms and Pietrus injuring his knee early in the game. Alvin Gentry also had Steve Nash, Channing Frye and Vince Carter limited throughout the game after playing big minutes last night in Los Angeles, but the home team still found away to pull it out. (more…)
Large Deficit too Much for Phoenix Suns to Overcome
After all of their great play over the past month and a half, the Suns are suddenly right back where they started at. The .500 mark.
Phoenix got down big once again, trailing by as much as 19 at one point, and their comeback came too little, too late in their 100-95 loss to the Hornets in New Orleans. It was the fourth consecutive loss for the Suns and the third win for the Hornets in their last four games. (more…)



