Crittenton pleads guilty in Wizards gun case
Javaris Crittenton, guard for the Washington Wizards, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession of an unregistered firearm and received one year of unsupervised probation. He must mentor youths, aid Haiti relief, and pay 1000 dollars fine plus 250 dollars to a victims fund. The case ties to a December 19 confrontation with Gilbert Arenas over a card game.
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Randolph leads Grizzlies past Magic for 11th straight home win
Randolph posted 23 points and 19 rebounds as Memphis beat Orlando 99-94 to snap the Magic's three-game run and extend the Grizzlies home winning streak to a franchise record. Gasol added 19 points, Gay 15, Conley 14 and 7 assists. Howard led Orlando with 27 points and 15 rebounds.
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Indiana Streaks in Slugfest With 109-98 Loss to 76ers
Indiana Pacers led by Grange and Rush built early leads but Philadelphia rallied led by Iverson and Iguodala. Andre Iguodala scored 22, Andre Miller contributions mixed with Granger 16 points and Rush 16 for Indiana. Final score 109-98 in a high scoring NBA contest at a large arena.
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LeBron James Backing Cavaliers Earns East Player of Week
Cavaliers star LeBron James was named the NBA Eastern Conference player of the week after a 3-0 run featuring 34 points per game and 10.7 assists with 7.7 rebounds. It marked his fourth weekly award this season and 24th of his career, as he helped Cleveland to a 34-11 overall record and led fan voting for the All-Star game. The Cavs visit Miami next. Chauncey Billups won Western Conference player of the week.
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LeBron James and Dwyane Wade Duel Highlights Cavaliers Heat
LeBron James and Dwyane Wade battled in a dramatic Cavaliers Heat showdown. James shook off a first half injury to seal a late free throw and lead Cleveland 92-91, as Wade poured in 34 points but Miami fell just short. Shaquille O Neal scored 19 for Cleveland, while Jermaine O Neal led Miami with 18.
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Cavaliers Edge Heat 92 91 In Cleveland Thriller
Cavaliers defeat Heat 92 91 in a tight game as James leads Cleveland with 92 points on 9 of 28 from the field and 12 of 17 from the line. Wade tallies 32 for Miami with Beasley 14 and ONeal 18 in a hard fought loss.
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