Also making the trip (with Boston Celtics) were D.J. White and Shavlik Randolph. For White, that’s further confirmation that he’ll be signed for the remainder of the season as his second 10-day contract is set to expire at midnight.
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(Carl) Landry has one year left on his contract, paying him $4 million. But he has an option to skip the last year and become a free agent. Time is ticking on him to decide and he said he is feeling the pressure. He call
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Still believe Sam Young needed to provide stronger help D on drive or take hard foul and make LeBron earn it at stripe. PG was already beat
LeBron is also only the 3rd player in playoff history to psot a triple-double in a 1-point win (Rondo & Walt Frazier are the others). #Elias Since 2005, LeBron has finished w/ 30 pts, 10 rebs & 10 assists in a playoff game 4 times… No other NBA player has done that even once.
Alright... enough Twitter... my NBA Chat is on deck for 10:30am EST... drop your questions here: http://t.co/uHYb5JfKHf RT @nbahipster: Are the Magic one of the teams that buys the Burke emotional hype ---> No, as thorough and analytical as they come RT @sour_dee_living: Knicks draft Dennis Schroeder at #24 or do they need to move up? ---> should be long gone at 24... RT @nikekidd101: ---> Bulls have 1 more year of big $$ for Luol, so you see how Jimmy progresses in the off season - depth wins... RT @nikekidd101: ---> I think everyone is forgetting the Luol Deng is a 2 time All-Star... he is THE glue guy on that team, and he fits. RT @nikekidd101: what about deng for eric gordon? ---> why would Chicago take on that contract and give up Thibs favorite player. RT @badgerlander: Schroeder reminds me of tparker more than trey ---> Schroeder is a solid defender that played again men every day.
