This weekend in the NBA What happened this weekend in the NBA you ask? Well I'll tell you what I saw. How dare the fans in Utah boo Derek Fisher. Nearly a year to the day that he flew across the country after being by his daughter's hospital bedside to play for the Jazz and hit some clutch shots in a win, he's being booed during the introductions of Game 3 of the Lakers-Jazz series. Utah let Fisher leave the team to play for L.A. so his daughter could get better treatment over the offseason. There shouldn't have been.Phoenix Suns Playoff Round 3 Home Game 3 (No Game) tickets.

First Cup: Monday tickets, Lakers vs. Jazz Bill Plaschke of the Los Angeles Times.".Playing through three hours worth of back pain.hat literally dropped him to his knees on a Sunday afternoon here, Kobe Bryant was splendidly, brilliantly tough in the Lakers' 123-115 overtime playoff loss to the Utah Jazz. But he was also, like, weird. Bryant valiantly carried the Lakers through regulation's final five minutes, using his head and his heart and the best Mother's Day passing that didn't involve a brunch plate. But once.

LOOK OUT FOR OUR NEW MULTI-MEDIA WEBSITE! IN THE MEANTIME, ENJOY OUR ?WATERCOOLER CHATS'NBA PLAYOFF UPDATES! LOOK OUT FOR OUR NEW MULTI-MEDIA WEBSITE! IN THE MEANTIME, ENJOY OUR ?WATERCOOLER CHATS'NBA PLAYOFF UPDATES! May 12th, 2008 | Category: betsy berns, female fan, nba The NBA playoffs are heating up.  Last weekend, it appeared the lower-seed underdogs would .be quickly ousted from the playoffs in the 2nd round.  But this week, those underdogs have chomped their way back into their respective series. The Boston Celtics were annihilating the Cleveland Cavaliers in Boston, leading the series . Phoenix Suns Playoff Round 3 Home Game 3 (No Game).

CLEVELAND - The shots didn't drop again for LeBron James, and it hardly mattered. The rest of the Cleveland Cavaliers made most of theirs. CLEVELAND - The shots didn't drop again for LeBron James, and it hardly mattered. The rest of the Cleveland Cavaliers made most of theirs. Sports News Enlarge Photo AP James, Cavs shoot down Celtics to trim series deficit to 2-1 AP - 1 hour, 21 minutes ago CLEVELAND - The shots didn't drop again for LeBron James, and it hardly mattered. The rest of the Cleveland Cavaliers made most of theirs. Pistons don't need Chauncey Billups to push Magic to brink AP - Sat May 10, 10:0. tickets.

This Years Playoffs 5 Most Dissapointing Players.so Far Phoenix Suns Playoff Round 3 Home Game 3 (No Game), Here is a look at the top five most disappointing performers in the first round of this years NBA playoffs. An Honorable Mention goes out to Yao Ming, whose presence would have made the Jazz-Rockets series more intriguing and could possibly have helped Tracy McGrady escape the first round. 5. Carmelo Anthony, Denver Nuggets. While Carmelo Anthony may be a very talented scorer and looks to put up great numbers for the next 10 years he has had little sucess in the playoffs. In 5 years.

Spurs Close Book on Suns with Game 5 Victory tickets, Spurs Close Book on Suns with Game 5 Victory You're browsing: Home Spurs Close Book on Suns with Game 5 Victory Tony Parker scored 31 points, Tim Duncan added 29 points and 17 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs advanced to the Western Conference semifinals with a 92-87 Game 5 victory over the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday. Celtics Grab 2-0 Series Lead on Hawks Kevin Garnett had 19 points and 10 rebounds, and Rondo added 12 points, eight assists and six rebounds to lead Boston to a 96-77 victory.

Exit, Stage Left: Teams Eliminated in the First Round tickets, (listed in order of regular season records) Atlanta Hawks (37-45), defeated by Boston Celtics, 4-3: The Hawks had acquired veteran point guard Mike Bibby in a midseason trade. Then, Coach Mike Woodson had survived a request from General Manager Billy Knight to have Woodson fired. Instead of Woodson watching the team from the crowd or on television, he helped lead them to the playoffs for the first time since 1999 and, in keeping his word, shaved his head to commemorate the accomplishment. Afte.

A requiem for the S.S.O.L. Era in Phoenix tickets, I made my friend Chris Connelly appear on this week's B.S. Report to discuss .".critically acclaimed sports teams.".following up on a discussion we had right after Game 2 of the Suns-Spurs series, when things were looking bleak for Phoenix and the end of Mike D'Antoni's reign seemed imminent. B.S. REPORT Bill talks to Chris Connelly about Hollywood encounters, the course of pop culture and how he became the go-to guy for sad pieces on ESPN. The B.S. Report .".Well, that's OK that they didn't.

Mark's Thought's: NBA Playoffs-Current Format Versus Changing to Taking the Top 16 Teams. tickets, Mark's Thought's: NBA Playoffs-Current Format Versus Changing to Taking the Top 16 Teams. Changing the current format of the NBA Playoffs would be a huge mistake by the league. For the past three seasons sportswriters have started a movement to change the current format of the NBA playoffs. This has come about from the lack of talent in the Eastern Conference. The change in the format would take the top sixteen teams in the NBA, instead of the top eight teams from both of the conference.

First Cup: Friday tickets, Celtics vs. Cavaliers Mark Murphy of the Boston Herald.".Call it a pothole on the road to a long .career, but Rajon Rondo is off to a rough start in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Though Rondo returned with some solid play in the second half of the Celtics' 89-73 win over the Cavaliers in Game 2 last night, a frustrated Celtics coach Doc Rivers replaced Rondo with Sam Cassell late in the first quarter. The bench players, including Cassell, James Posey, P.J. Brown and Leon Powe, erased.