Bosh, Chalmers Help Heat Come Back To Beat Knicks
Chris Bosh scored 32 points, Mario Chalmers added 18 and the Miami Heat pulled away from the New York Knicks for a 109-95 win on Monday night.
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Chris Bosh scored 32 points, Mario Chalmers added 18 and the Miami Heat pulled away from the New York Knicks for a 109-95 win on Monday night.
Khris Middleton scored 12 of his 18 points in the third quarter, and the Milwaukee Bucks rallied from a 17-point deficit to beat the Brooklyn Nets 103-97 on Monday night.
For the record, Al sounded awfully creepy.
The Sacramento Kings are looking for a head coach and George Karl is apparently looking for a job. Seems like a perfect fit, yeah? Not so fast!
The Blonde Bomber's admiration could be heard in the kind words he spoke, while Craig chose to display his fondness with a little help from his trusty auto-tune machine.
Whether you agree with Silver's decision not to punish the Knicks' owner or not, Craig likes the quick manner in which he reacted.
Boomer and Craig got caught up discussing the current state of the NBA, which had the Blonde Bomber a little agitated.
Antonio Cromartie is set to be an unrestricted free agent this offseason, meaning he can go anywhere he wants. The thing is, though, the veteran cornerback appears to be hung up on his former team, the Jets.
"So far he's felt good," Rothschild said Monday at the Yankees' minor league complex. "He's had a good winter."
The man on the receiving end of James Dolan's electronic fury says he was "totally" shocked to get a response from the Knicks owner after criticizing the direction of the franchise.
"For me, I would never respond," Anthony said. "I wouldn't go down that path."
Calling a customer a possible alcoholic and questioning his influence over his family is exactly what Fan Guy does, not an entrenched member of the aristocracy.
Breaking from what had become standard procedure of taking the mid-winter showcase to a warm-weather city, the NBA decided to stay home in 2015 and show off two of its flashiest arenas.
Looking for a break from the cold? Head over to Herald Square where models featured in the latest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue are heating things up at "Swim City."
The new world golf rankings came out on Monday and Tiger Woods finds himself at No. 62, his lowest spot since he was No. 75 on Oct. 5, 1996, just a few weeks after he turned professional as a 20-year-old.
