Guest on ESPN Radio

Just a quick note to let readers know I’ll be a guest on ESPN Radio tonight at 8:15 EST. Topics will include if Chris Bosh will resign in Toronto this summer and how Cleveland will adapt to being without Shaquille O’Neal for the next 6-8 weeks.

Denver Is A Team Of Redemption

The Denver Nuggets are a group of misfits and castoffs who have seemingly made it all come together for a serious title run. Tougher than L.A., more talented than Dallas and more versatile than just about anybody else in the league, the Nuggets are the most dangerous team in the Western Conference.

Cleveland Is Confident Playing Small Ball

When Shaquille O’Neal injured his thumb during a game against Boston on Thursday, I assumed there would be concern within the Cavaliers locker room over their lack of depth in the front court. After chatting withi Cavaliers head coach Mike Brown this weekend it became clear he doesn’t share the same concerns due to the versatility he has on his roster.

Livingston Gets Thrown Into The Fire

The referee handed the ball to Shaun Livingston, and instantly he began to frantically look for a teammate to throw the ball to, but he could not find an opening. Finally, Livingston called a timeout, hoping Washington could use one of the two 20 second timeouts they had left, but it wasn’t to be. The referee blew the whistle, turned to face the scorer’s table, and indicated that a five second violation had taken place.

Be A Part Of ‘The Big Save’

Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE) is teaming up with Canadian Blood Services to host, ‘The Big Save’, the largest ever blood donor clinic in Toronto.

Tough Love For McGee

Prior the trades that saw the Wizards trade their former starting front line (Caron Butler, Brendan Haywood and Antawn Jamison) to different teams, McGee was barely getting off the bench. But since entering the starting lineup four games ago, McGee has averaged 9 points, 6 rebounds and 2.4 blocks a game in 22 minutes have play.

Howard’s Season Over Due To A Torn ACL

Washington Wizards Team President Ernie Grunfeld announced today that Josh Howard would miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL in his left knee.

A Man In Transition

Friday night, when the Washington Wizards took on the Denver Nuggets, it represented the first game Young played without his “crutches”, and, on the surface, his performance was nothing special. He wasn’t in the starting lineup, and in the 22 minutes he did play, he scored just scored 12 points. But a closer examination of his play on and off the court revealed a slight change in the third year player.

Jack Wills Toronto To Victory

Jarrett Jack stepped up tonight with 11 of his game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter then Toronto needed his scoring the most.

Wright Slows Down Howard

After seeing Josh Howard score Washington’s first nine points (while going 3-3 from the field) of the game, Antoine Wright was substituted into the game for his presence on the defensive end. From that point on Josh Howard went 2-14 from the field and struggled mightily to score his remaining eight points.

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