The Washington Wizards' Trevor Booker (left) wrestles for control of a loose ball with Charlotte Bobcats' Matt Carroll (center) and Kemba Walker (right).

It's rough under the basket. The Rockets' Luis Scola is knocked to the floor by Timberwolves' forward Kevin Love. No penalty was called on the play, but Love was later assed a Flagrant-2 and suspended for two games.

Russell Westbrook routinely gives it his all when chasing after loose balls or playing defense. Even if that means he has to take a seat in a fan's lap. Russell Westbrook ... rennaissance man.

Sacramento Kings guard Jimmer Fredette slides head first, out of bounds while being defended by Utah Jazz guard Earl Watson.

This can't end well. Milwaukee Bucks forward Mike Dunleavy (17) takes an awkward tumble behind Phoenix Suns forward Jared Dudley (3). Dudley is not letting it affect his concentration.

Could someone please hand Kobe Bryant a tissue? The Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard looks rather weepy after falling during a shot at the Staples Center. (Come to think of it, maybe he's thinking about his divorce settlement. That would make us cry, too.)

Denver Nuggets' Andre Miller, top, and Philadelphia 76ers' Jodie Meeks engage in a friendly little game of tag on the court.

New York Knicks guard Mike Bibby preps himself for a severe faceplant on the court during a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Uh oh! Someone's cranky! These Oklahoma City Thunder guards better let Boston Celtics forward Paul Pierce have the ball before he breaks out into a full-fledged temper tantrum.

Los Angeles Lakers small forward Matt Barnes' graceful dive looks better suited for a Downtown LA yoga studio and not the court at the Staples Center.

Someone should let Portland Trail Blazers' Gerald Wallace know he doesn't have the ball — he's got San Antonio Spurs' Gary Neal instead.

Los Angeles Lakers' Andrew Bynum shows off some serious stretching as he reaches for a loose ball during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Orlando Magic.

Greg Stiemsma of the Boston Celtics brings a whole new meaning to the phrase "foot in mouth" as he tries to catch the loose ball in a game against the Washington Wizards.

Minnesota Timberwolves forward Derrick Williams has no problem plowing into Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin to get where he needs to be on the court. Griffin's expression of sheer terror must mean he's bracing for a nasty fall — but, by the looks of the game's audience, no one else seems too concerned.

Does he believe he can fly? Probably not — but you have to admit Boston Celtics guard Rajon Rondo looks like he's floating through the air as he falls to the ground during a game against the Dallas Mavericks.