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Photograph of Wilson Chandler, Chris Duhon, Malik Rose, and David Lee standing around during a timeout by Winslow Townson/AP
- Celtics 110, Knicks 101: This one didn't go as poorly as least season's 104-59 debacle in late November. But it didn't go well enough. The Knicks managed to cut a 15-point deficit to four, but that happens a lot in the NBA. But Jamal Crawford can't score three points in 25 minutes and expect to be on the winning side. Zach Randolph had 18, but that was on 5-of-15 shooting. Wilson Chandler probably had the best game, dumping in 23. Don't forget that Kevin Garnett didn't play.
- Cavaliers 102, Nets 86: LeBron James put on a show, scoring 31 points. Maybe he'll be wearing a Nets uniform in 2010. Devin Harris had 23 points and four assists, but he also had five turnovers. New Jersey actually led this game at the half, but the Cavs outscored the Nets by 15 in the third quarter.
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You got too many Knicks there!
If the Knicks keep on losing two games a night it's going to be a very long season...
Help me understand, as I am not familiar with the nuances of basketball. Did the Knickerbockers play twice last night? My stars! Those nice men must be awfully tired.
I could swear it was LeBron James schooling the Nets last night. Oh wait, it musta been he always does that.
The Nets are pretending they will be playing in Brooklyn with Lebron playing for them. Neither of which is likely ever going to happen...