Miami 97, Minnesota 84
As all of us talk about players Carmelo Anthony, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and even Kevin Durant, we all forget about a guy that is winning by himself, Dwyane Wade.
Wade follows his 43 point performance with a 39 point one to lead the Heat against the Timberwolves. This is the eighth straight victory for Miami, which just like the weather, are red hot. Honestly, there was a point about 3 weeks ago where I didn’t think they were going to make the playoffs, but Wade would not …

What a night of NBA basketball. I can’t even front, March Madness has been wonderful so far. But if tonight’s games shed light on the NBA playoffs, then we should all be just as excited for June Jubilation. (#JuneJubilation FTW)
Bucks 98, Hawks 95
Well, this could be a #JuneJubilation playoff matchup (that would actually take place in April haha) if the season were to end today. The bad news for the Hawks is that these Bucks are super serious. Brandon Jennings is the face and future of the franchise but it’s …

Bucks 102, Nuggets 97
Believe in the Bucks. That’s what I have to start with here following the Bucks second straight road win against Western Conference foes. This is their signature road win of the second half for a team that has won 14 of 16.
My favorite thing about this game in particular is that the team is not depending on Brandon Jennings (not that they don’t have to other times). Jennings was only 3-9 from the floor for nine points, but Carlos Delfino and Luke Ridnour combined for 32 points …

Bucks 98, Pacers 94
Don’t look now, but the Bucks have another winning streak going.  Tonight they did just enough to win as they edged out the dismal Pacers 98 to 94.  Jerry Stackhouse led the Bucks with twenty points off the bench.  Andrew Bogut scored himself another double-double putting in 18 points and grabbing 12 rebounds.  Rookie Brandon Jennings had a stat-filler type  with 8 points, 8 assists, 5 rebounds, and 3 steals.  There is not much left to say about the Pacers who fell to 7-29 on the road …

Lakers 102, Suns 96
Show of hands: how many people here thought the Lakers were washed up and falling fast after their three-game losing streak last week?  Ok, now how many people here hate the Lakers?
Yeah, I’d bet it was the same people keeping their hands up for both, and boy are they disappointed; because the Lakers are focused and back on track after a big road win against the Suns.
Guess who stepped up for the Lakers in their big road win. Who else, but Kobe (yes, I am going to …

Miami 100, Atlanta 94
In the comment section of my last power rankings, Shooter exclaimed Chicago to be the most inconsistent team in the league. I agree with him that they are inconsistent, but they are nowhere near the inconsistency of the Miami Heat.
I understand that Dwyane Wade has been out for 4 straight games and the Heat didn’t win any of those games (big surprise), but even when he is in the lineup, I have no idea what team will show up. They beat the Lakers already this week and …

Trailblazers 101, Raptors 87
Chris Bosh missed yet another game due to his bad ankle and the Trailblazers capitalized.  Andrew Miller fell three rebounds short of a triple-double with 18 points, 10 assists, and 7 rebounds.  Brandon Roy had 20 points and Rudy Fernandez added 17 off the bench.  In Bosh’s absence Hedo Turkoglu and Jarrett Jack stepped up their game, but it was not enough.  Turkoglu had 24 points and hit eight of his nine shots.  Jack had 18 points and 8 assists as he continues to keep his starting …