Hurricanes 3 Rangers 0: Winner winner chicken dinner. Last night, Joe Corvo scored his second consecutive game-winning goal. Get the papers, get the papers. That’s his sixth winner winner chicken dinner of the season. Those six winner winner chicken dinners are two more than any other defenseman has scored this season. They’re also a single-season record for a Hartford or Carolina defenseman. As a matter of fact, before Corvo, no Whalers or Hurricanes defenseman had ever scored more than three game-winners in one season. How about that?
Gonzaga 83 St. Mary’s 58: Like my main man Gomer Pyle always says, “Surprise, surprise, surprise.” Not really. Last night, Gonzaga appeared in its 12th consecutive West Coast Conference Tournament Final. Just so you know, not that you care, that’s the second-longest streak of years making a final of a conference tournament among all the current conferences. Just so you know, not that you care, Kentucky went to the final of the SEC tournament for fourteen successive seasons under Adolph Rupp from 1939 through 1952. Just so you know, not that you care, Gonzaga has now won nine of those twelve appearances.
Heat 130 Bulls 127: Dwyane Wade was good and all, but he’s no Wilt Chamberlain. Last night, Flash scored forty-eight big points. Last night, Flash handed with twelve big assists. Last night, Flash went seventy-one percent from the floor. Only one other player in NBA history has scored that many points and had that many assists in a game, while having as high of a field goal percentage. You know who that was. That was Wilt Chamberlain. Fifty-three points. Fourteen rebounds. Eighty-three percent. Oh, and Wilt also had thirty-two rebounds in that game. Sweet sassy molassy!
Peace out homies. Six two and Even!
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