If we told you that this was a video of a fan in Memphis jumping off a trampoline and smashing his face on the rim, is that something you would be interested in?

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In case you didn’t know, Scott Skiles holds the record for most assists in an NBA game with 30. Setting the record on Dec. 30, 1990 during the Magic’s 155-116 victory over the Nuggets, Skiles broke Kevin Porter‘s previous record of 29 and went on to earn the NBA’s Most Improved Player award that season. Since then, no one has even reached 28 in the past 15 seasons. But who, if anyone, do you think has a chance to break it? Read More »

In case you forgot what he looked like, here’s some video of Hasheem Thabeet dominating the NBADL yesterday.

Depending on how you cut video footage, you can make anyone or anything look better, but the truth is that Thabeet doesn’t look that bad in these clips. Read More »

There’s an article in today’s Chicago Sun-Times asking if it’s too soon to call Bulls rookie James Johnson a bust (2.9 ppg, 1.5 rpg in 9.4 mpg).

We say, does this look like a bust to you?

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Not that you ever need an excuse to hop on NIKEiD, but winner of this contest gets flown out to Staples to see a Lakers vs. Trail Blazers game and a signed pair of kicks? Excuse me while I go get my Tinker Hatfield on over at Nike Basketball.

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Ranking the NBA from worst to first…

30. New Jersey Nets (6-53) — Mad Dog Carter and the rest of the ’73 Sixers might have to cancel that champagne-popping party. The Nets are 2-5 since the All-Star break, recording wins over the Celtics and the (maybe) playoff-bound Bobcats.

29. Minnesota Timberwolves (14-47) — A disappointing season gets worse for Al Jefferson, suspended for this week’s games against Dallas and Houston after a DWI arrest. On a less serious note, Al’s team has dropped nine of its last 10 games. Read More »

Beast of the Night: Dwyane Wade beat up the Warriors with 35 points, 6 rebounds, 12 assists and 4 steals. He shot 65 percent (15-23) from the field, 63 percent (5-8) from the line and had 3 turnovers. Wade could end up missing a few games near the end of the season to get some rest, especially if the Heat find themselves in a solidified playoff or non-playoff position, so bear that in mind. Read More »

Dwyane Wade needed a team like the Warriors on the schedule last night. In just his second game back from the calf injury that cost him four crucial games as the Heat try to stay in the playoff picture, Wade was coming off a 6-for-17 effort against Orlando; G-State’s crew of D-League call-ups running Nellie‘s defensive “system” was the perfect opportunity to get back in rhythm … Wade finished with 35 points (15-23 FG) and 12 assists — throwing in crazy-angle bankers, pull-ups, finger rolls and one alley-oop from Carlos Arroyo where he had to move his head out of the way so he wouldn’t hit the rim — but the Heat still got all they could handle for a Warriors squad whose roster of injured guys would beat the healthy guys more often than not. Read More »

It didn’t count but who cares – it’s one of the best dunks of the year. It also makes you hate this year’s dunk contest even more than you already did … if that’s even possible.

If you watch this and still don’t love Baron Davis, there’s something not right with you.

Thanks to @boomsbeard and @Baron_Davis