Real Deal

Could've given more. Tiger is said to be giving $3 million, and Sandra Bullock donated $1 million already.

Hibbert did great...double-double with a few blocks...but Granger was a no-show, and it hurt the Pacers big when they were looking for shots near the end of the game.

BARON DAVIS NEEDS TRADED. What a loser.

He also let a pass slip right through his hands for a pick, although the game was already over. That pass was a bit high, but he had it go right through him. One of those interceptions was Rice's fault. But, really, the Ravens should've put up more than just a FG anyways, no matter who was catching, running, or throwing the ball.

The refs changed this game? It looked to me like the Ravens were beaten by the better team. Manning played great, nobody could cover Wayne, and Rice couldn't keep the ball in his hands.

Well, today, he gave the Saints a good reason to keep him.

I have an idea: Orlando should bring in another shooter so they can limit Howard to three shots per game. That would be a super awesome idea. The Magic refuse to throw the ball down low enough already. There's no reason to make it a chuckfest with Carter, Arenas, and Lewis launching from 23 feet out 35 times a game.

LOL. Not that exciting of a game. Durant didn't want to miss any jumpers, though, but nothing spectacular from him or Wade as far as SportsCenter plays go, haha.

Man, Duncan screwed up big on that rebound and attempted pass out to Hill. Randolph has been HUGE for the Grizzlies late in this game. Chalk up another loss for the Spurs.

Second. Martin played the last game. And it didn't work again tonight. Pathetic shooting once again by K-Mart, and he's holding Evans and the entire team back.

Wow, talk about getting crushed. Nash was a non-factor, and Charlotte is 16-4 at home, and 8-2 in their last 10 games. :o

Why does Jennings even shoot the ball?

He retired.

Well, they stole Blair, as they usually do with all of their draft picks. The Spurs have trouble winning games without Tim suiting up, but they can surely limit his time on the court and still get the job done.

The Jayhawks have limited their opponents to under 50% shooting in 90 consecutive games.

VENGEANCE FOR THE CLIPPERS!

Don't be so sure about Dallas. They struggled tonight against the Thunder, at home, and OKC was relying on a lot of one-on-one play, rather than team offense. Howard was ugly on offense tonight, and he was letting guys blow past him as well. With Marion acting more like the Toronto version over the Phoenix one, I think the Raptors have a shot. You know Kidd isn't going to light Calderon up like CP3 or Deron Williams would, so you're safe at the point, at least.

Ariza is probably like many players, then. I haven't watched Houston much lately, but I'm guessing he's wanting the ball more, and so he's sacrificing his playing abilities to act like a coach on the court. Key word: act. Basically, he's probably unhappy that Aaron Brooks and Carl Landry are stealing his spotlight, so he's having to find another way to "contribute" and make fans think he's telling everyone how to win.

Yep, stated this earlier in the season, actually. Seven shots for Howard isn't enough, no matter how simple his offensive game may be. Look for him deep in the post, feed him the ball and let him draw doubles.

Jennings put up the big three to stick a fork in the game, but his poor shooting is killing the Bucks, and demanding guys like Bogut work harder to get him open. Defense is simply the problem for Golden State. We know they can score 200 points a game, but giving up so much and having to keep up with the opposition's offensive spurts is wearing the Warriors down for 36+ minutes, and by the time that last quarter rolls around, it's clutch or bust.

Houston needed to win this game. Those West teams are tugging to maintain that playoff spot, and with teams like Memphis and Oklahoma City rolling, it could get ugly come April.

Just in case you Raps fans don't know...TORONTO IS A .500 TEAM RIGHT NOW! In late November, just watching them made me think they'd be near the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings.

Brandon Rush had a great game off the bench: 15 points (5/5 FG), six rebounds and five assists, even though it was against the Nets. Courtney Lee just doesn't fit in, or else he doesn't like being on a losing squad, and his play shows it.

CP3 tried to get that Reggie Miller call, but it didn't happen. I don't think he had any business shooting that three to begin with, though, despite the game really being over at that point.

Pretty bad shot by Foye to end the game. Rose slaughtered the Wizards, Hinrich was like a hawk on defense, and I have to bring up Noah and his will to win. Dude wants to grab every board and block every shot he can.