The Heat Crack the NBA’s Best Team; the Warriors Learn that Karma is a B**ch
The Lakers beat up the Magic in L.A., 97-84. Kobe was a game-time decision because of the ankle injury he suffered the other night, but he still started and dropped 16 on 7-19 shooting. The real story though was Andrew Bynum. He only shot 3-10 from the field, but came away with 10 points, 18 boards and four blocks. Of more significance though, he was able to keep Dwight Howard in check. Dwight still got 22 and 15 boards, but Bynum’s physicality clearly had an effect on Howard – it felt like he was under control the entire game … Dwight had us laughing when he stopped to give his halftime interview with ESPN’s Lisa Salters. She asked him about how he was dealing with Andrew Bynum, to which Dwight replied trying to not to break up on National TV, “He’s very long … pause.” … After suffocating Milwaukee on Sunday night, holding them to a shot clock era-record low off 55 points, the Boston Celtics didn’t look much better than the Bucks last night in New Jersey. Boston failed to crack 90 points for the fourth time in five games as they lost to the Nets 88-79. So what’s going on? Are they just too old and are dragging during a tough part of the season? Are they bored? There was one time in the first half when Paul Pierce was on the bench and the TV cameras showed him staring into space for several minutes. There was nobody home … There was definitely one play where Pierce was locked in: took the ball through the defense from beyond the three-point line and hammered it home for one of his multiple turn-back-the-clock dunks this season … The Nets’ Kris Humphries continued his run of impressive double-doubles with 16 points and 15 rebounds. We caught Rick Kamla in the NBA TV studio after the game yelling at Dennis Scott, “[The Nets] have to give him money! They have to lock him up!” … The Thunder continued their massacre of Eastern Conference teams last by trouncing the Wizards 116-89 in D.C. They’ve beaten Philly, Cleveland, Detroit, and now Washington in consecutive games … Kevin Durant dropped a light 32 and Kendrick Perkins made his OKC debut with six points and nine rebounds in 20 minutes of action … Chris Paul has been great since his return from a head injury. Last night against the Nuggets, it took two guards to outplay him. Raymond Felton (22 and 12 assists) and Ty Lawson (23 and 10 assists) were great, leading Denver to a 114-103 W that included 17 threes from the Nuggets. CP3 had 27 points, 10 dimes and seven steals … In Utah, the Sixers were down 18 at halftime to a Jazz squad that was missing Paul Milsap and Gordon Heyward. Philly came storming back, took the lead with under a minute to go, gave up the lead, and went to overtime where they suddenly forgot how to play basketball. A few bad shots, a few turnovers and the monster that is Al Jefferson and his 30 points and 17 boards later, and the Sixers were losers … We put on Golden State/Sacramento with seven minutes to go in the first quarter to find the Kings up 19-3. Maybe it was some karma for this? Either way, the Warriors took the loss, 129-119. Marcus Thornton had a career-high 42 … We’re out like giving Kris Humphries big money…
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March 15th, 2011 at 2:08 am
QQ says:
Dammmmmmmn.
Earliest Smack EVER?!?!?
DAAAMN.
March 15th, 2011 at 2:26 am
jackass says:
Bullz going all the way bitchezzz… With the homecourt advantage it’s over…
March 15th, 2011 at 2:28 am
stefan says:
I wonder why u win by 30 and still the “big 3″ has to play 40 minutes… miami-boston in playoffs – 0-4
March 15th, 2011 at 2:37 am
Sporty-j says:
Chris Bosh for MVP!!!
March 15th, 2011 at 2:53 am
That's What's Up says:
how in the fuck is Joey Crawford allowed to sabotage, I mean referee, Spurs games still?
That shit was obvious as hell. horrible, horrible Crawford Stank was all over that game
March 15th, 2011 at 2:59 am
BRUCE says:
Bosh is going to have his period soon, so don’t get too happy folks!
March 15th, 2011 at 4:21 am
Bill says:
Whatever, Humphries is going home with Kardashian.
March 15th, 2011 at 4:23 am
sadeye2507 says:
Wow nobody complained about the Heat getting a full page of coverage yet? Cmon whiners
March 15th, 2011 at 4:52 am
the cynic says:
Manu has looked slow and tired since the all-star break
March 15th, 2011 at 5:13 am
Ian says:
Well shit
When was the last time the nba had 7-8 teams that had a shot at winning it all.
I don’t think td will retire peacefully if they keep letin crawford referee his games hes gonna snap one day and punch crawford.
Pop should play manu 15mns from now on.
March 15th, 2011 at 5:44 am
johnny kilroy says:
magloire had a dunk – it was that kind of night for the spurs
March 15th, 2011 at 6:06 am
K Dizzle says:
Lakers destroy Orlando, carried by the underrated trio of Bynum, Fish and Odom with Pau and Gasol in supporting roles. Beautiful basketball. Bynum for Melo? Phuck naw!
Glad to see Matt Barnes doin what he do. Won’t show in the stats but Barnes destroyed any semblance of a gameplan the Magic attempted. Good start to the homestand.
Not a good look for the Spurs to get housed by LA, then gettin Daz Dillinger’d(Revenge, Retaliation and Getback) by Miami…
March 15th, 2011 at 7:12 am
sean.dynastybball says:
If you didn’t see D Wade’s block on Tim Duncan click my name… 2nd post down.
@QQ Smack was so early because the Heat played early tonight. They played at 8pm and when all your going is write mostly about them all you have to do is see the West coast games finish up… I mean, without clicking page 2, it appears that the Heat and Spurs are the only two teams that played last night. I didn’t even read page 2 but I bet they threw something in there about Marcus Thornton. Did they call him Marcus Buckets or MT?
March 15th, 2011 at 7:12 am
sean.dynastybball says:
^going TO DO is write…
March 15th, 2011 at 7:14 am
sean.dynastybball says:
Oh I’m sorry, it was 7 words about Marcus Thornton. Not interested in questioning WTF the Hornets were thinking by giving him away? Lazy.
March 15th, 2011 at 8:07 am
Stunnaboy2K11 says:
Marcus Buckets is a beast, this is the guy who he benched for Belinelli due to “defense”. Monty dropped the ball on that one.
Denver’s PG by committee is actually quite nice, and in fact their whole team could make a somewhat deep run if the pieces fall together.
The Heat? When they are on they can beat anyone. I fully expect them to win a championship later on, maybe when they get a center who doesn’t make me gag anytime he gets the ball. Wades block on Duncan was AMAZING. Only guard who can make that play. Oh and they should totally draft Jimmer.
My C’s? Don’t care, think they are content with a number 2 seed. Rondo was GARBAGE yesterday and the past few games. I really don’t know whats wrong with them.
March 15th, 2011 at 8:11 am
LMNOP says:
aren’t the spurs in cruise control mode now anyway? they got like 5 games on the next closest team. i dont see anyone catching them even if they let their old men chill for the rest of the season.
March 15th, 2011 at 8:32 am
Ekstor says:
One more point in favor of Bynum’s game against Howard is that Bynum only played 28 minutes compared to Howard’s 43.
March 15th, 2011 at 8:36 am
Alex "Robocop" Murphy says:
Hayward? Duh, Winning!
March 15th, 2011 at 8:58 am
sadeye2507 says:
Seems like you didn’t read my comment either, sean
March 15th, 2011 at 9:02 am
Chaos says:
If sacramento is smart thornton will keep starting because dude has averaged over 20 points since he got to the kings. evans may come back but thornton needs to starts. marcus and paul must not have gotten along in NO because a smart man would have them on the floor together…
March 15th, 2011 at 9:45 am
darko's doughnuts says:
Keon Clark was arguably the most underrated big man ever to play the game!!!!!!!!
March 15th, 2011 at 10:00 am
jdizzle says:
I dont know what the Celtics problem is but its working out well for us! We’ll have the #1 seed by the end of the night.
With the way Bynum has been playing the last couple of games are Laker fans ready to trust his knees yet?
March 15th, 2011 at 10:12 am
Ekstor says:
@jdizzle
In every instance that Bynum has gone down for extended periods b/c of knee injury, he was playing like a beast just prior (and it always takes a while for him to regain that form when he returns). Bynum has been the best center since the all-star break and he outplayed Howard last night. No problems there, but appreciating his talents and trusting his knees are two different things.
March 15th, 2011 at 10:14 am
sean.dynastybball says:
@sadeye
I did read your comment actually and I thought you were making a request. I’ll assume that since you preemptively called anyone that complains about the laziness of Smack that you are a “fan” of the Heat? How long has that been the case? Let me guess… your alltime favorite 5 heat players are: Wade, LeBron, Bosh, Mike Miller, and Big Z?
Is your handle a reference to Tracy McGrady? Just imagine how great the Heat would be with him on their squad! That guy is a stud and “always” stays healthy. Blow me.
March 15th, 2011 at 10:20 am
sean.dynastybasketball says:
@sadeye
I did read your comment actually and I thought you were making a request. I assume that since you preemptively called anyone that complains about the laziness of Smack a “whiner” that you are a “fan” of the Heat. How long has that been the case? Let me guess, your all-time 5 favorite Heat players are: Wade, Lebron, Bosh, Mike Miller, and Big Z?
Is your handle a reference to Tracy McGrady? Just imagine how great the Heat would be with him on their squad! That guy is a stud and “always” stays healthy. Blow me.
March 15th, 2011 at 10:23 am
sean.dynastybasketball says:
@sadeye
I thought you were making a request.
March 15th, 2011 at 11:31 am
QQ says:
When you watch the NBA and you love the game of basketball, you appreciate the Heat and the way that they played against the best team in the West. That’s serious ballin right there.
And to those fools saying ‘where the haters at?’… Sloe the fuck down. The cats you call haters are still here.
Cause at the end of the day, Lebron still has no chip but has the hype of about 5 rings.
Bosh is still a pussy who didn’t lead Toronto to anything.
The Heat are still FAR below the expectation that they’re ‘celebration to DOMINATE’ has brought upon them.
And yes, we aint hating. We know Bron is a beast.
We just aint blind like you nut riders.
March 15th, 2011 at 11:42 am
the truth says:
@sean and sadeye- NERDFIGHT!
March 15th, 2011 at 11:56 am
shuttles says:
I dunno sean, if every comment you make is just an excuse to pimp your stupid ass website I don’t think you should be bitching about smack.
And yeah, heat vs spurs was the biggest game in the league last night – only game featuring two legit title contenders (no the magic don’t count). Of course they are going to talk about it
March 15th, 2011 at 12:13 pm
JAY says:
You can take that dupicate post of yours…
shine it up real nice…
turn that summabitch sideways… and stick it straight up that candy-ass!!!
March 15th, 2011 at 12:24 pm
JAY says:
On a serious note… the Heat win by 30 and the big 3 play 41, 39 and 35 mins each?? While Bibby played just 9?? WTF? In a blowout, doesn’t a coach want to give some other guys a chance to play? Especially newly acquired guys who are expected to be helpful in a run for the ring?? The Heat were up by 17 going into the 4th! Lol
FYI Parker had the most tick for SA with just 32mins. Good win for the Heat but damn! Spo is gonna have to watch their minutes since the contenders are able to rest their players.
March 15th, 2011 at 12:28 pm
SoulChorea says:
“pausing” yourself kills the whole joke. It only works if you say something, and then the OTHER person interrupts you with “PAUSE” (see Gus Johnson vs Spike Lee). But if you set up a whole sentence just so you can say “Pause” at the end…well, my friends, that’s just fruity.
March 15th, 2011 at 12:44 pm
marparker says:
I disagree with taking your foot off the pedal. It makes your team inconsistent. Figure out how many minutes you can expect to play your guys and play them that much night in and night out saving for foul situations. I could see if they were 30 piecing the Wizards, then maybe the last 5 minutes could be garbage time.
This guys are capable of playing 40 minutes a night. Let em, the team will be better off.
March 15th, 2011 at 1:01 pm
QQ says:
Anyone see that fat kid in NBA.com’s Celts-NJ recap? Someone make a meme out of that one. That’s hilarious shit.
March 15th, 2011 at 1:06 pm
LakeShow84 says:
BIGGGG BYYYNNUUUMMMM
Having a straight BILL RUSSELL effect out there..
Kid aint even gotta score and hes controlling the tempo..
March 15th, 2011 at 1:07 pm
LakeShow84 says:
And apparently the Spurs peaked a little early..
Aint shooting your face off from 3 no more..
March 15th, 2011 at 1:10 pm
LakeShow84 says:
Ooooo and the way they been beastin since a certain someones private life is back under control..
Wouldnt u say thats DWades team??? i mean hes been the clear cut leader against the solid competition these past 2 weeks..
Austin Burton????? any words on this?????
I know u see it too
March 15th, 2011 at 1:11 pm
JAY says:
I didn’t say to take their foot off the pedal, just allow the newly acquired guys who were signed not just to fill out the roster, but to actually contribute a chance to play and get used to playing with LBJ, Wade and/or Bosh.
“This guys are capable of playing 40 minutes a night. Let em, the team will be better off.”
Hmmm.. the bench guys are watching waiting to play, they up by 20 w/ 5 mins left and coach isn’t even thinking of putting them in. Jones = 2.5 mins and Bibby = 9mins. That’s just great for the team in the long run, isn’t it?
Remember they play an 82 game season, plus playoffs on top of that. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. I’m not the dude who coined the term “garbage minutes”. Coaches have been doing it for decades. I’ve seen key guys get injured late in games when the coach should have cleared the bench. Pop vs. Spo… who’s the more experienced coach? Pop has been around long enough to see that it’s possible for his studs to tweak an ankle during meaningless playing-time, so he cleared his bench.
You don’t just disagree with my opinion, you’re disagreeing with a convention. If Lebron hurt himself, you’d be singing another tune.
March 15th, 2011 at 1:13 pm
sean.dynastybasketball says:
Sorry for having an opinion shuttles.
March 15th, 2011 at 1:28 pm
Sporty-j says:
Why do grown a$$ men always “CRY” about a certain team getting to much coverage and still go watch ESPN or read dimes like as if a GUN was put to there head? If you are a reporter! Would you rather be covering the Spurs during the Finals or the Heat? I think its safe to say you would rather be vacating in Miami in June covering the Heat. Go and start your own sports show and cover whatever team you want and watch how quick you go out of bussiness as you have the lowest ratings in T.V. You would think some cats dont have a local Herald that covers there team so that they can talk about there team with there local fan base or that they dont have T.V. show networks that cover there local team. There are team pages on yahoo for you CRYBABIES to click on that allows you to read about your team and blog about your team so that you wont have to hear or read about other teams that you fill get to much coverage. Wade for DPOY!!!
March 15th, 2011 at 1:28 pm
First & Foremost says:
Ehh… I guess it doesn’t matter how many minutes they play. Not like any player on the Heat has come out and complained about playing time recently.
Had one of them gotten hurt in the 4th everyone would have jumped on the coach for not pulling back. Had he pulled a Kevin Love on them, his players would have been mad for not letting them get their stats. Touch call here but it worked out.
All in all those 3 are in their prime and will be ready for the playoffs.
March 15th, 2011 at 1:28 pm
LakeShow84 says:
“How long has that been the case? Let me guess, your all-time 5 favorite Heat players are: Wade, Lebron, Bosh, Mike Miller, and Big Z?”
That made me laugh hahahahahaha
March 15th, 2011 at 1:29 pm
JAY says:
LMAO @ Lakeshow calling out AB
You’re right though. We’re all right. That’s WADE’S TEAM. He’s proving it.
Wasn’t AB making a case for Lebron for MVP?? I wonder what he thinks now. Lebron has lost as many games for the Heat as he’s won for them. He’s a good passer with good vision but he’s proving that he’s not the guy you go to to make late decisions with the ball? As the best playmaker on the team, how often does he create something for a teammate late in clutch situations? Although, I admit, he’ll sometimes do something spectacular in late in games, he usually won’t create a quality shot all that often. Most of the time he’ll dribble around the court and then just jack a shot.
March 15th, 2011 at 1:33 pm
QQ says:
For all you cats calling out AB:
20 dollars says he’ll come out with the ever trusty ‘SETTLE DOWN’ post.
Come on now, do you expect something ELSE?
March 15th, 2011 at 1:35 pm
JAY says:
“I guess it doesn’t matter how many minutes they play. ”
If Wade and LBJ consistently play +40 from here on out, even in blowouts, we’ll see how it matters in the playoffs.
“Had one of them gotten hurt in the 4th everyone would have jumped on the coach for not pulling back. ”
Exactly. Up by 25pts w/ 5 mins left, Spo could have put in the ballboys and they would have still won the game. Pops boys were already sitting. Spo must really be tripping out if he’s letting his big guns run against the 8th-12th men of the Spurs. It’s a good thing noone tweaked an ankle.
March 15th, 2011 at 1:35 pm
LakeShow84 says:
That case for MVP is slowly circling the toilet lol
SORRY
Id even say Wade is putting his name in the MVP race with his defense lately..
And we aint talkin chase down people.. he went HEAD UP with Timmay yesterday lol and hes picking shit at the top of the key and helping Lebron get highlights..
You could even say in their 2 wins over the Lakers and Spurs this past week that Lebron has been, WAIT FOR IT, their THIRD best player????
Well that cant be possible can it??? lmao
March 15th, 2011 at 1:36 pm
JAY says:
LMAO @ Settle down!!!!!!!!
Classic AB. Hahahahahhaaaaaa!!
March 15th, 2011 at 1:43 pm
LakeShow84 says:
Honestly i dont think they shouldve pulled their guys with that much time left..
The Heat can JUMP on you but they cant weather momentum swings all too well.. ESPECIALLY their 2nd unit..
And taking everyone out with 5 minutes left couldve been RISKY with the way the Spurs can rain 3′s..
Honestly tho the Spurs 2nd unit had more life in them than the starters.. Pop shouldve ran with them a little longer..
March 15th, 2011 at 1:56 pm
Sporty-j says:
lmaol at lakeshow84
March 15th, 2011 at 2:27 pm
darko's doughnuts says:
CAN ANYONE NAME A BETTER BIG MAN IN THE NBA IN THE LAST 15-20 YEARS THAN KEON CLARK???
March 15th, 2011 at 2:28 pm
Claw says:
@Lakeshow – That is what’s killing me, I’m a Lebron hater but he is on my fantasy team, now he’s pissing me off further because he hasn’t played as the Alpha and now they are winning be he’s killing my team!
Lebron be a douche again, take over games and lose in the last minute but fill that stat sheet!
You don’t play guys big time like that, you sit them. All it takes is a weird play, falling on a foot or bench guys from the other team ready to foul HARD if you try to show them up. They won by 30 this wasn’t just a simple double digit lead in the teens.
March 15th, 2011 at 2:31 pm
shuttles says:
“You could even say in their 2 wins over the Lakers and Spurs this past week that Lebron has been, WAIT FOR IT, their THIRD best player????”
Lebron has been fine. He’s had a couple below average shooting games but he’s still putting up rebounds and assists. Now, on the other hand, Kobe and his mid-30′s FG% has definitely been the 4th best player on the Lakers the past week. You guys would be throwing a parade if Lebron put up 8-21, 6-20, and 7-19 in consecutive games.
March 15th, 2011 at 2:44 pm
EN FUEGO says:
Rondo is playing like shit. Single digit dopey dimes the last 5 games while shooting 17-50 for a .340 FG %. That stinks even for his shitty shooting standards. That’s whats wrong with the Celtics.
And they miss Perk, obviously. Admit it or not. They’re soft in the middle, lack fire, muscle, intimidation, interior defense and shot blocking.
Plus Deron Williams is making Kris Humphries look like a poor man’s Kevin Love since their 2nd game together. And with a high maintenance girl like that, he really needs to get paid.
March 15th, 2011 at 2:48 pm
EN FUEGO says:
@ 51
If its drinking booze you talkin about then Vin Baker was a better NBA big man than Keon Clark.
March 15th, 2011 at 2:53 pm
First & Foremost says:
For Kris Humphries, his life is about to turn upside down. Clearly the Kardashians need to be in the spot light at all times. She picked a player that was WILDLY irrelevant when the season began to date. She also had a vested interest in Melo landing in NJ.
Nothin’ Butt Nets starring Kim and Lala
If I could I would go into marketing in a heartbeat.
March 15th, 2011 at 3:04 pm
Sporty-j says:
Everybody has been fine for my Heat. Lebron has been locking his man down as usual and even Chris Bosh is playing better defense. What you people have got to undertsand with all these stats that people like to throw out. It does not matter if you go 6-24 like Kobe or 1-18 like Bosh. All people want to know at the end of the day and end of the race is who “WON”. Nobody remembers 2nd place and i would rather all 3 of our big 3 have the worst games of there lives as long as the W still comes. Theres absolutely nothing to talk about when you lose including stats. You got to understand that basketball is not all about points and at the end of th day. Kobe still played pretty good defense on Ray Allen in game 7 and grabbed 15 rebounds which is way more impressive than points. The W is the only “statistic” that matters in sports…
March 15th, 2011 at 3:11 pm
First & Foremost says:
Exactly Sporty-J, the Bucks have no interest in getting points this year because they simply do not matter. Who needs them when you have the league leader in Blocks on your team. Keep in mind he is swatting shots with only ONE good arm.
Chances are if you go 1 for 18, you also lost the game.
If stats don’t matter if you win or lose, what was so special about Kevin Love over the last 3 months?
P.S. This post was done using the Sarcasm font.
March 15th, 2011 at 3:13 pm
Sporty-j says:
The Celtics will be just fine once Shaq and Jeramine come back. They wont miss Perkins 1 bit unless my Heat keep running offensive sets and instead of iso 1 on 1 B.S. where everybody stands around at the 3 point line and watch each other go 1 on 1. Everybody is blowing that Perkins trade out of porportion even though Shaq is a horrible pick and roll defender…
March 15th, 2011 at 3:15 pm
Sporty-j says:
I said stats dont matter if you “LOSE”.
March 15th, 2011 at 4:11 pm
Austin Burton says:
We’re really nit-picking a 30-point win? Settle … well, you know the rest.
March 15th, 2011 at 5:17 pm
Claw says:
@Sporty J – Trade sucked. Perkins is a solid interior presence who can keep a Bynum or Gasol from the rim, you are telling me a broken down Shaq or JO will do the same?
Purely done for the almighty dollar, and knowing they couldn’t sign Perkins NEXT year. Don’t worry about next year, if you have a chance to win a chip you don’t jack up your roster. KG hasn’t been the same since the trade.
March 15th, 2011 at 5:40 pm
Stunnaboy2k11 says:
LMAO at AB becoming a running joke on the comments. But yeah a 30 point win and we are dissecting it? Damn are our expectations that high?
March 15th, 2011 at 5:58 pm
Sporty-j says:
The Celtics look just as good with Shaq in the lineup as they did with Perkins, if not better. You think Ainge is that stupid??? I know they beat my Heat the 1st time when Wade was just coming back, and the 2nd time because of chemistry issues still. But both those times were without Perkins. The 3rd time was no excuses for us and they still beat us. Ray Allen is the key to Boston and is the only 1 that scares me on offense so hopefully my Heatles will think of a way to have Wade and Lebron switch on Allen once he starts all that running around. KG is the key to there defense and with Shaq next to him clogging the lane they wont miss Perkins 1 bit. If my Heat keep running offensive sets. I like us to beat Boston because that 1 on 1 B.S. is not going to work everytime.
March 15th, 2011 at 6:26 pm
LakeShow84 says:
I was thinking maybe the Celtics saw KP wouldnt come back as his original self and decided to trade him before anyone realized..
The trade didnt make much sense to me.. they were deep on the front court BECAUSE of KP..
Now they got all those injured old mofo’s.. and KG playing like someone killed his dog.. But if the player formerly known as Diesel can come back and play solid minutes they still make it out the East..
If not???? that BOS/MIA series will be EYESGLUED TV
March 15th, 2011 at 6:28 pm
LakeShow84 says:
I really miss Jurg
March 15th, 2011 at 8:19 pm
Sporty-j says:
Theres no way they thoguht that because when he came back he was his normal self as we all saw. They just simply knew that they would not have the money to reign KP since they spent it all on Jermaine and did not want him to stay in the East after the season was over with so they sent him West to a team that they knew would have cap space to resign and not to be shady. They sent him to a good team so that they wont look like a shady organization. Smart move and Shaq is not going to dissappoint all those people in Boston and will be back. It was a smart move unless they wanted to lose him for nothing. Thats the name of the ball game these days because Lebron has every GM and Owner shook. To much talent is heading East so why not send a guy that could become a problem to you, and know all of your plays WEST???
March 15th, 2011 at 8:23 pm
Sporty-j says:
Pat Riley was licking his chops waiting on Perk to become a free agent and tell him how he would not have to pay taxes on all of his Millions…
March 16th, 2011 at 7:22 pm
JDish says:
How is it a quiet outing for Dwight Howard when he scores 22 pts and grabs 15 rbds. Has it become that common for DHoward to get his 20 & 15 that when he plays against a great team like the lakers and goes up against a good center like Bynum that his performance is just standard process now. Watev… GIVE IT TO DWIGHT!