Winning it all

There are many teams that have a chance of winning the playoffs but I personally think that the Chicago Bulls have one of the best chances to win because of there all star player Derrick Rose. Derrick Rose would be the youngest MVP in NBA history. That's just my opinion, who do you think will win it all?

Butler wins at the Buzzer

The game last night against Butler and Old Dominion ended with a layup at the buzzer by Matt Howard who tied with a game high of 15 points with Shelvin Mack.

Ray Allen Makes 3-point record

Ray Allen is the career NBA leader in 3-point field goals beating Reggie Miller. In the first 10 minutes he attemped five 3-pointers and only needed to make two. He made the first one at the beginning of the game and then 2 minutes after that one he made the record beating three. 

Lebrons Heatin Up

Before the game last night between the Heat and the Magic Dwight Howard was mocking LeBron James by doing Lebrons "powder toss". At the end of the night LeBron had his ninth game topping 50 points by having 51 points, 11 rebounds, and 8 assist. That was the most by and player this season.

Cavs on a 16 game losing streak

Cavs Coach Byron Scott

The Cleveland Cavaliers have a record of 8-35 with a 16 game losing streak and a 0% chance of making the playoffs. There coach Byron Scott has been through this before with the Nets and says he is holding up fine. And sense Anderson Varejao is out for the season with a ankle injury wont make the Cavs any better.

Hornets keep win streak alive

David West

David West, New Orleans Hornets Power Foward, hit a game winning jumper with a half second left against the Thunder in last nights game. The Hornets ended up winning 91-89 keeping there win streak alive.

Jermaine O'Neal Knee Injury

32 year old Jermaine O'Neal

Boston Celtics center Jermaine O'Neal has missed 23 games this season because of a soreness in his left knee. He will continue to miss the next four weeks while he rehabs and strengthens the knee in hopes of rejoining the team for a playoff push, according to the president of basketball operations Danny Ainge.

O'Neal had missed 19 games in a row before returning on Christmas Day. He played well during a 10-game stretch before the knee became sore and eventually swelled, forcing him out of action again earlier this month.O'Neal departed the arena before reporters were allowed in the team's locker room following Boston's 86-82 triumph over Detroit.O'Neal, 32, signed a two-year contract in the off season at the full mid level exception. Hampered in the latter stages of a 14-year career by knee ailments, O'Neal has said Boston could be the final stop on his NBA journey.