gpikeNBA notes
November 19th 2010 00:26
Former number 1 pick out another year: Portland Trailblazers center Greg Oden will miss another season this time with a fractured kneecap on his left leg. Oden now in the league for four seasons has only played what amounts to one season with 82 games logged. The seven-footer has been beset by injuries ever since graduating Ohio State and becoming the top pick. Oden, only 22-years-old may still have hope if Friday's surgery works.
Jazz coach will miss games for funeral: Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan is scheduled to miss Friday nights game with San Antonio and Saturday's game with Portland to attend a family members funeral. Assistant coach Phil Johnson will assume coaching duties.
Spurs point guard divorces wife: Tony Parker and his wife of less then four years, actress Eva Longoria, have called it quits. Irreconcilable differences is the cause of the divorce. The couple was married July 6, 2007 ceremony. A prenuptial arrangement was made before the marriage which is not disclosed. Parker was in action Wednesday night for the Spurs and lead the team with 21 points in a nine point victory over Chicago.
Heat center has a big night: Chris Bosh finally broke out of a shell Wednesday night, scoring 35 points in Miami's dominating 123-96 victory over Phoenix. Bosh has struggled since arriving in Miami, with the team's offense going through Lebron James and Dwayne Wade, but finally broke through here. James added 20 points, nine rebounds and eight assists.
Jazz coach will miss games for funeral: Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan is scheduled to miss Friday nights game with San Antonio and Saturday's game with Portland to attend a family members funeral. Assistant coach Phil Johnson will assume coaching duties.
Spurs point guard divorces wife: Tony Parker and his wife of less then four years, actress Eva Longoria, have called it quits. Irreconcilable differences is the cause of the divorce. The couple was married July 6, 2007 ceremony. A prenuptial arrangement was made before the marriage which is not disclosed. Parker was in action Wednesday night for the Spurs and lead the team with 21 points in a nine point victory over Chicago.
Heat center has a big night: Chris Bosh finally broke out of a shell Wednesday night, scoring 35 points in Miami's dominating 123-96 victory over Phoenix. Bosh has struggled since arriving in Miami, with the team's offense going through Lebron James and Dwayne Wade, but finally broke through here. James added 20 points, nine rebounds and eight assists.
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Comment by Zach 1
And me being a raptors fan and blogging about them, you can only begin to understand how happy I am about Bosh's situation. Besides his big night, hes the third wheel and will be nothing but a shadow to the other two, and Carmelo's comment saying "I'm not Chris Bosh" and Bosh's "We just wanna Chill" speech, just solidifies how much of a loser this guy is. I mean if the heat win its because of Wade, Lebron and the 10 other viable starters on that team