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The career triple-double count is now up to 35 (including seven with the Heat). The road record is now 16-11 to get out of the shabby zone. The lead in the Eastern Conference is up to 5 1/2 games. The winning streak is at 10 and counting.
Put it all together, and LeBron James is pulling away in the MVP race for a Miami Heat team that is finally playing with the pedigree, pride and determination befitting the defending NBA champions.
The race behind him?
We’re talking slippage, not grippage.
If you didn’t know any better, one may have thought that Jarrett Jack was referring to how he and his team would perform against the San Antonio Spurs on Friday night when he said “history” would be made.
Of course, the backup point guard for the Golden State Warriors was actually referring to the new short-sleeved “jerseys” the team would don for the first time in the history of the NBA.
The NBA trade deadline came and went on Thursday, as eight deals were made. Find out who the real winners and losers were.
Only two games composed the schedule in a very light night around the league. Both conference leaders were in action last night and both dominated their opponents while extending their lead. In Chicago the Bulls melted against the Heat while the Spurs stayed hot on the road against the Clippers.
Please welcome the Five Fast Facts from Thursday.
After a relaxing break from the everyday monotony of NBA action, SheridanHoops.com is back with the latest edition of Five Fast Facts that will make you the darling of your office and very popular at the water cooler.
Nine games highlighted the NBA schedule on Tuesday night. The time off didn’t seem to help the Warriors who continued their alarming recent trend of double-digit losses, Joe Johnson played the hero twice in Brooklyn, and the Spurs and Nuggets stayed hot.
Strap yourselves in for a phat Tuesday edition of Five Fast Facts.
