Tuesday, May 31, 2011

2011 NBA Finals Game Schedule for Tonight

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Tuesday May 31st


  • Mavericks at Heat at 7:00 PM on ABC (2011 NBA Finals Game # 1)

  • Sunday, May 29, 2011

    2011 NBA Finals Schedule

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    Tuesday May 31st


  • Game 1: Mavericks at Heat at 7:00 PM on ABC


  • Thursday June 2nd


  • Game 2: Mavericks at Heat at 7:00 PM on ABC


  • Sunday June 5th


  • Game 3: Heat at Mavericks at 6:00 PM on ABC


  • Tuesday June 7th


  • Game 4: Heat at Mavericks at 7:00 PM on ABC


  • Thursday June 9th


  • *Game 5: Heat at Mavericks at 7:00 PM on ABC


  • Sunday June 12th


  • *Game 6: Mavericks at Heat at 6:00 PM on ABC


  • Tuesday June 14th


  • *Game 7: Mavericks at Heat at 7:00 PM on ABC



  • *= If Necessary

    Saturday, May 28, 2011

    Friday, May 27, 2011

    Thursday, May 26, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game Schedule for Tonight

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    Thursday May 26th


  • Heat at Bulls at 6:30 PM (2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game # 5) on TNT

  • Wednesday, May 25, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals Game Schedule for Tonight

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    Wednesday May 25th


  • Thunder at Mavericks at 7:00 PM (2011 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals Game # 5) on ESPN

  • Tuesday, May 24, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game Schedule for Tonight

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    Tuesday May 24th


  • Bulls at Heat at 6:30 PM (2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game # 4) on TNT

  • Monday, May 23, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals Game Schedule for Tonight

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    Monday May 23rd


  • Mavericks at Thunder at 7:00 PM (2011 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals Game # 4) on ESPN

  • Sunday, May 22, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game Schedule for Today

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    Sunday May 22nd



  • Bulls at Heat at 6:30 PM (2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game # 3) on TNT

  • Friday, May 20, 2011

    Thursday, May 19, 2011

    Youtube Video on Last Night's Heat at Bulls (2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game # 2) Highlights

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    Wednesday, May 18, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Schedule for Tonight

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    Wednesday May 18th


  • Heat at Bulls (2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game # 2) at 6:30 PM on TNT

  • Tuesday, May 17, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Schedule for Tonight

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    Tuesday May 17th


  • Thunder at Mavericks (2011 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Finals Game # 1) at 7:00 PM on ESPN

  • Youtube Video on Last Night's Heat at Bulls 2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game # 1 Highlights

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    Sunday, May 15, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Schedule for Today

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    Sunday May 15th


  • Thunder at Grizzlies (2011 NBA Playoffs Western Conference Semifinals Game # 7) at 1:30 PM on ABC


  • Heat at Bulls (2011 NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Finals Game # 1) at 6:00 PM on TNT

  • Saturday, May 14, 2011

    Youtube Video on Last Night's Thunder at Grizzlies NBA Playoff Game # 6 Second Round Highlights

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    Friday, May 13, 2011

    Wednesday, May 11, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoffs Second Round Playoff Games on TV Tonight Schedule

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    Wednesday May 11th



  • Celtics at Heat (NBA Playoff Game # 5 Second Round) at 5:00 PM on TNT

  • Grizzlies at Thunder (NBA Playoff Game # 5 Second Round) at 7:30 PM on TNT
  • Tuesday, May 10, 2011

    Youtube Videos on Last Night's Heat at Celtics NBA Playoff Game # 4 Second Round and Thunder at Grizzlies NBA Playoff Game # 4 Second Round Highlights

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    Monday, May 9, 2011

    NBA.com's May 9th Article on Ref's 'I was wrong' comes out right

    Here is the NBA.com's May 9th Article on Ref's 'I was wrong' comes out right:


    ATLANTA – He’s human. He said he made a mistake.


    The bottom line on referee Bennett Salvatore’s inadvertent whistle at a potentially pivotal point in the Chicago Bulls’ 100-88 loss to the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday night was that grown-ups involved in or watching the game will understand. Those somewhere to the left on the maturity scale might struggle a bit more with it.


    Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau — “Bennett’s a good official. He said he made a mistake. That’s what he did. He’s human” — qualifies among the former. The play, in theory, might have cost Chicago the chance to win Game 4 of its Eastern Conference semifinal and take a 3-1 lead back home for Game 5 Tuesday. But it didn’t cause the Bulls to lose. Neither Thibodeau nor his players were going to alibi to that extent.


    The Bulls already trailed 90-84 coming out of a timeout with 2:33 when Derrick Rose went up from behind the 3-point line, looking for contact. He appeared to get it from Jamal Crawford, the leaping defender, but Salvatore made it clear out on the court that he did not see a foul and had not intended to blow his whistle. So a jump ball was required and Josh Smith, jumping against Joakim Noah, tipped the ball to Jeff Teague. Moments later, it was 92-84 on Al Horford’s slam from Smith.


    Afterward, Salvatore explained what happened. He also ‘fessed up to getting the call wrong.


    “I blew my whistle. I was positive it was not a foul,” the veteran ref told a pool reporter. “I blew my whistle by accident, which is an inadvertent whistle. That’s why I disallowed it.


    “Having watched the replay, it was a foul. I made a mistake. I was wrong.”


    Salvatore was under no obligation to provide that added info, but he did. That level of honesty, that degree of transparency, should be disarming to NBA fans. It surely is to players and coaches, who stack up human errors left and right every night they’re on the court. Thibodeau was mature about it and so was Rose — and in truth, they both knew the Bulls had done plenty to earn the defeat Sunday apart from that single play.


    “That’s basketball,” Rose said. “Hopefully next time we’ll get that call. But that’s how it goes sometimes.”


    See? Grown-up. Human error, met with human understanding.

    Sunday, May 8, 2011

    2011 NBA Playoff Games Schedule for Today

    Here is the 2011 NBA Playoff Games Schedule for Today:


    Sunday May 8th



  • Lakers at Mavericks at 1:30 PM on ABC (NBA Playoff Game # 4 Second Round)



  • Bulls at Hawks at 6:00 PM on TNT (NBA Playoff Game # 4 Second Round)


  • Friday, May 6, 2011

    Nuggets.com Article on Stacey Augmon going from the Denver Nuggets to the UNLV Runnin' Rebels

    Here is the Nuggets.com Article on Stacey Augmon going from the Denver Nuggets to the UNLV Runnin' Rebels:


    Experience in Denver invaluable as Augmon heads to UNLV


    Because of his fierce loyalty, Stacey Augmon recently found himself faced with one of the most difficult decisions of his career.
    Should he remain with the Denver Nuggets, who gave him his first coaching opportunity four years ago, or should he join his friend and former college teammate to help restore glory at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas?


    “Very hard decision,” Augmon said Thursday as he sat in the Nuggets training room.


    In his first extensive comments since accepting an assistant coaching position at his alma mater, Augmon expressed gratitude for the opportunity that Nuggets coach George Karl gave him in 2007 and voiced excitement for the challenge that awaits at UNLV.


    “It’s a cool and unique situation,” he said. “I think if any other college would’ve called, it would’ve been ‘No’ right off the bat. I wouldn’t leave Denver for any college other than UNLV – and even that was hard.”


    Augmon was one of the most prominent members of the UNLV team that throttled Duke by 30 points in the 1990 NCAA title game. Playing for coach Jerry Tarkanian, he helped the Runnin’ Rebels go undefeated during the 1990-91 regular season and left as the third-leading scorer in school history.


    Given his place in UNLV lore and his coaching experience in the NBA, Augmon was a natural choice for Rebels coach Dave Rice as he started building his coaching staff after being hired in April. Rice and Augmon were teammates from 1989-91.


    “When I sit back and think about the times I had there and where the program is now, I just want to be a part of trying to get it back to a high level,” Augmon said. “There’s pride. Going back is going to be personal to try to get the program back to where it used to be.”


    Augmon was the ninth overall pick of the 1991 NBA draft and played 15 seasons for five teams. He joined the Nuggets as a player development coach one month after being cut by the team during training camp in 2007.


    His NBA experience and status as a UNLV legend certainly will help attract recruits eager to rekindle the dominant days under Tarkanian.


    “Stacey’s return is great for UNLV,” said Nuggets assistant John Welch, who spent several seasons as a graduate assistant under Tarkanian at UNLV and Fresno State. “He will help bridge the gap between the current Rebels and the past.”


    In Denver, Augmon was able to learn the coaching side of the game from his longtime coach and mentor Tim Grgurich. The two first met when Augmon was in high school, and their relationship grew when Grgurich was an assistant at UNLV.


    They reunited in Denver, spending three seasons together on Karl’s staff. Though Grgurich was not with the Nuggets in 2010-11, he continued to assist Augmon as he contemplated his next career move.


    “There’s been a couple of calls to Grg,” Augmon said. “He stays neutral. He’s going to give you both sides, the positives and negatives, and let you make a decision … There’s numerous things I’ve learned from coach Grg. It’s not just one thing.”


    Augmon also took plenty of notes from Karl, one of only seven NBA coaches to win 1,000 career regular-season games. He learned how to take small setbacks in stride and to be patient when things don’t always go your way.


    “It was a four-year crash course of being taught the other side of basketball,” Augmon said. “I learned so much. It was a great experience.”


    Augmon becomes the latest branch on the George Karl coaching tree that includes NBA head coaches Scott Brooks, Nate McMillan and Vinny Del Negro.


    “I was really happy with him this year,” Karl said of Augmon. “He was in a good place, moving in a good direction. You have opportunities and options that you have to make decisions on.”


    During his four years in Denver, Augmon made an impact as someone who could relate to players during the grind of an NBA season.


    “He has a quiet humility to him that I think players enjoy,” Karl said. “A lot of coaches are more vocal and more physical. Stacey has this quiet demeanor that I think is respected by everybody.”


    Though quiet confidence is one of his strengths, Augmon also became more assertive during practices and games this past season.


    “I think I came out of my shell a little bit,” he said. “I pick my times. I’m not one to keep harping on anything. But when I did see something this year, I was more vocal with my opinion.”


    Augmon is taking his voice to the Las Vegas desert, but he and his family will certainly look back on their Denver days fondly.


    “They really love Denver,” he said. “Denver was more than what they expected. Beautiful city, good city for the kids and raising a family.”


    And, as it turns, raising a coach.

    Thursday, May 5, 2011

    Youtube Videos on Last Night's Hawks at Bulls NBA Playoff Game # 2 Second Round and Mavericks at Lakers NBA Playoff Game # 2 Second Round Highlights

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    Wednesday, May 4, 2011

    Youtube Videos on Last Night's Celtics at Heat NBA Playoff Game # 2 Second Round and Grizzlies at Thunder NBA Playoff Game # 2 Second Round Highlights

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    Tuesday, May 3, 2011

    Youtube Video on Last Night's Mavericks at Lakers NBA Playoff Game # 1 Second Round Highlights

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    Sunday, May 1, 2011