Knicks' Randolph Suspended One Game

Sell Homemade 'Fire Isiah' Shirts? Go to Jail

MVNsoccer posted 1/4/2008 from sports.aol.com

January 4 --- by Tom Ziller for FANHOUSE: You might want to sit down for this: ...Leo Standora of the New York Daily News reports a 22-year-old SUNY student was arrested during Wednesday's game against the Kings for hawking anti-Isiah Thomas t-shirts outside the Garden. The odd part? They locked him up for the duration of the game, then let him go with a fine once the Knicks had lost...

Pistons Scrap Raptors for 11th Straight Win

ALinChainz posted 1/5/2008 from mvn.com

Detroit tunes out Toronto for their 11th straight win and tunes up for a return engagement with the equally hot Boston Celtics tomorrow night at the Palace of Auburn Hills.

Pistons extend run to 11

kcudah posted 1/5/2008 from sports.espn.go.com

The Detroit Pistons extended their winning streak thanks to an energetic performance by their bench players. Then they went home to prepare for another showdown with Boston.

Celtics Now 28-3 As Grizzlies Look Ragged

mmandolin posted 1/5/2008 from shamrockheadband.blogspot.com

The C's beat the Grizz tonight 100-96; the game wasn't as close as that, though. There was talk in the locker room afterwards that perhaps the C's were looking ahead to Detroit, but no matter. It was game 31 of an epic season, and a win is a win in this situation. You can't complain about much when you're 28-3.

Celtics vs. Pistons - Take 2

kcudah posted 1/5/2008 from bleacherreport.com

As we all predicted, the first game between the two best teams in the Eastern Conference came down to the last possession. Paul Pierce had a chance to win the game and missed, giving the Pistons the last shot. Doc Rivers decided that Tony Allen was the best bet to stop Chauncey Billups. A pump fake (that everyone knew was coming) and Tony Allen foul (that sadly, everyone