It's All In The Game: Kickin It With Bruce Bowen

A Four-Way Tie Would be Magnificent

carty64 posted 4/14/2008 from myespn.go.com

This scenario assumes that the Jazz will win in San Antonio, a feat that has not been accomplished since Bill Clinton was President.

The Rotation: Anybody Can Win the NBA Title

jwjeff posted 4/14/2008 from sports.aol.com

Tom Ziller's at it again with his patented chart thingies, showing what teams have the stuff to win it all. Interesting comparison between the Magic and the Mavericks.

The Spurs Can’t Push the Suns Around Anymore

Maury posted 4/15/2008 from www.bizofbasketball.com

Regardless of what the standings say or what certain "experts" declare, arguably the two strongest and most well rounded teams in the West are the San Antonio Spurs and the Phoenix Suns--and last Wednesday the Suns demolished the Spurs 96-79 in San Antonio. This is the Suns' second win in a row versus the Spurs since acquiring Shaquille O'Neal and just their third win in San Antonio in their ...

The 4 Team Tie

SoapboxLand posted 4/15/2008 from ballhype.com

According to Ross Siler at the Salt Lake Tribune the four-team tie would be decided like this: " Tiebreakers: This is the much-discussed four-team tie. According to the NBA office, the tie is broken first by removing the Jazz, who are guaranteed a top four seed as the Northwest Division champions. Then you do a three-way head-to-head tiebreaker with the games the Rockets, Suns and Spurs ...

Baron Davis or Tony Parker?

Fan Voice: Recent Topics in The Court Reporters: ... found this 4/15/2008 on dimemag.com

Let me check my calendar … Yep, I think it was just about two weeks ago when I made my case for why Tony Parker is one of the five best point guards in the NBA. (Not to mention the column back in December where I said the same thing.) Meanwhile, ...