So Portland […] “/> The Diamondbacks are now 5-2 since the Immigration Bill was signed … hey, you know, I’m just sayin’ … So all it took was a couple of picketers and the threat of having the All-Star Game removed for the Arizona bullpen to wake up? “Hell no, we won’t blow … Hell, no … So Portland has more passion for their basketball …
SAN ANTONIO - Manu Ginobili stepped off the podium and bumped into Dirk Nowitzki.
Andre Miller tortured the Suns, until Grant Hill started guarding him. The Suns had lost Game 1 on their home floor.
Amar’e Stoudemire jogged through the tunnel, headed toward a victorious locker room at the end of a first-round playoff series for the first time in three years.
Hobbled by an old hip strain that had come back with a vengeance, Steve Nash was playing about as badly as anyone had seen him play.
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Previous week’s games 4/22/10 SUNS 108, Blazers 89 4/24/10 Blazers 96, SUNS 87 4/26/10 SUNS 107, Blazers 88 Upcoming week’s games 4/29/10 SUNS @ Blazers, 7:30 p.m., My45, TNT 5/1/10 SUNS vs Blazers, time TBA, Fox Sports Arizona, TNT Look for Nash to push the tempo tonight.
Millions of dollars in diamonds glistened amongst glamorous guests in a highly guarded secret location — all for a good cause.
There is no avoiding it. Wounded, or pretending to be, they lurch forward, oblivious to their own mortality.
Nate McMillan draws up a play before Game 5 of the Blazers-Suns playoff series. There is no margin for error today, so he’ll have to arrive well prepared.
The playoffs aren’t just where reps are made. Contracts are made there, too. Just ask Jerome James.
The NBA Playoffs are in full swing. My San Antonio Spurs are up over the Dallas Mavericks 3-1 in the series, and I don’t see the Mavs catching them.
Frye vs. Bayless. There was a time that would have sounded like a grocery store rumble, if Channing Frye’s name dropped the “e” and if Bayless Supermarkets were still in business.
Rasheed Wallace rips the refs and gets hit in the wallet. Matt Barnes goes off by going public in his condemnation of officials.
Portland coach Nate McMillan has probably viewed and reviewed the Game 5 debacle more than once since the 107-88 loss at Phoenix.
