Video - Kevin Martin Game winner against Sonics

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Behind the boxscore: where the Timberwolves are for reals
Published 1/28/2008 at Ball Don't Lie
Minnesota 98, New Jersey 95 Two ways to look at this one: The Timberwolves are playing up to their potential, finally, winning games in Golden State, against the Suns and Nets at home, and nearly pulling out wins against the Celtics and Nuggets. Al Jefferson (40 and 19 rebounds ... 40 and 19!) is a friggin' beast. The Nets don't care, aren't worth our time, just went 0-6 on a Western Conference road trip, and have lost nine straight overall. Here's Dave D'Alessandro on All-Star starter Jason Kidd: "On the day Jason Kidd's trade request became public ...

Rhymes With Overalls
Published 1/28/2008 by TZ <info@sactownroyalty.com> at Sactown Royalty: Front Page Posts
Thanks be to Kelly Dwyer for linking up this moment's capture.

15 Footer 1.30.08
Published 1/30/2008 by Matt at Hardwood Paroxysm
16 Reasons To Watch The Games In The NBA Tonight: 1. The Rematch You've Waited...24 Hours For: After an overtime thriller last night, it's a back to back with Washington at Toronto. Tuff Juice was a scratch last night, but Blatche and Jamison picked up the slack. ...

Mythbusters: Kevin Martin's Not Clutch?
Published 2/11/2008 by TZ <info@sactownroyalty.com> at Sactown Royalty: Front Page Posts
I keep hearing people say Kevin Martin needs to step up, needs to be more clutch, needs to take the game by its haunches and.... You know. To me, it looks silly, all this "Kevin's soft" and "Kevin's not clutch" and "Kevin's not the second coming of Christ." Two of those three statements are inaccurate; the third is questionable. Thus, the first ever edition of Mythbusters: Sactown. Assertion #1: Kevin Martin disappears in crunch time. Test: Does Kevin Martin take fewer shots than normal in crunch time (defined as 4th quarter or overtime, less than 5 minutes left, neither team leading by more than ...