Celtics 100 76ers 99: The Celtics victory train just keeps chug chugging along. Last night it was Ray Allen playing the role of the hero. You saw it. If you didn’t, here it is:
Rockets 107 Bulls 100: Yao Ming is the Steve Nash of centers. Last night, Yao was ten-for-ten from the line. In and of itself, no big deal. However, we don’t live in a vacuum. I don’t. I live in a rather smallish row house. I’m sure Yao lives in a quite large house. I’m not jealous or anything. I’m just saying we don’t live in a vacuum. I could care less how big his house is. Stupid big Yao house.
Last night makes the 12th time in Yao’s NBA career that he’s been a perfect ten-for-ten or better in a game from the free-throw line. That’s double the next-highest total by a starting center since Yao entered the league. That doubles Zydrunas Ilgauskas. Z probably has a really big house too. I don’t care. I hope they rot in their big giant houses.
Kings 1 Senators 0: Their posse comes quickly, ’cause their posse got velocity. The Kings’ posse got Jonathon Quickly. Er, Jonathon Quick. Rookie rookie, who gets the cookie? Kings rookie Jonathan Quick posted his third shutout last night. It was only the third 1-0 shutout victory by a rookie goaltender in Kings history. Only Byron Dafoe and Jamie Storr have done it previously.
Peace out homies. Six two and Even!
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