With Shaq holding his own vs. Dwight Howard, LeBron and Mo Williams have carried the Cavs to a lead against the Magic (
LIVE ).
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Actually, since Allen Iverson's presence in Memphis is entirely based on absurdities,
Charley Rosen offers a ridiculous solution.
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We don't expect the Suns to stay atop
John Galinsky's Power Rankings all season. But Phoenix deserves some love for its hot start.
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Blake Griffin was supposed to be a rookie of the year lock. But he's hurt and some talented guards are making noise,
Randy Hill says.
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Where's the D?
The 76ers showed offensive promise in their loss to the Pistons , but their defense couldn't be much worse, Charley Rosen says.
It's all on you
The Blazers showed a lot of good in their win over the Spurs . But in the end, their hopes rest on Brandon Roy, Charley Rosen says.
Look again
Never a big believer in the Nuggets, Randy Hill is changing his mind. Or, more accurately, Carmelo Anthony is changing it for him.
Special guest
King James' only visit to MSG this season was more of a recruiting trip than a Cavs win . But New York has lots of work left to do.
Having fits
Shaq. Ron. Vince. Sheed. Big names landed on elite teams in the offseason. Randy Hill checks in to see how they're doing.
Bigger and better
With a more muscular Chris Bosh and newbie Hedo Turkoglu, the Raptors are improved, Charley Rosen says. But only on one end.
Buzz off
As good as Chris Paul is, he can't help the Hornets beat the Knicks and can't make NO a contender by himself, Charley Rosen says.
Rise and shine
With Steve Nash directing Phoenix's high-powered offense, the Suns will routinely beat teams like the Warriors , Charley Rosen says.
Smells foul
Tim Donaghy's "tell-all" book got the heave-ho. That's good, Kevin Hench says, because this ex-ref isn't a credible whistle-blower.
Courtside hotties
If the game gets out of hand, just take a look along the front row seats. That's where the real talent is anyway.
Life at the Bottom
Nuggets G Chauncey Billups on the Bulls' basket that was overtuned on review, giving Denver the win:
"As soon as I saw the flight of the ball, I knew it was good. Then, I was sitting and laughing. Not so much about the shot, but looking at their reaction. They were dancing and jumping around like they had just made the Sweet 16. The longer it took, the better I felt. It was a great ending."
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Charley Rosen
Actually, since Allen Iverson's presence in Memphis is entirely based on absurdities, here's a ridiculous solution.
John Galinsky
We don't expect the Suns to stay atop the Power Rankings all season. But Phoenix deserves some love for its hot start.
Randy Hill
Blake Griffin was supposed to be a rookie of the year lock. But he's hurt and some talented guards are making noise.
Kevin Hench
Tim Donaghy's "tell-all" book got the heave-ho. That's good, because this ex-ref isn't a credible whistle-blower.
Todd Behrendt
On the night Kobe and Co. got their rings, the Lakers' win showed that winning a title in 2010 won't be easy.