Rudy Gay had the dunk of the night. The Raptors had a 7-point lead (90-83) going into the 4th quarter and choked hard as usual.



The Rockets could have passed both Utah and Golden State on the same night, and been all alone in the 6th seed. But 7th is still nice for now. I mean how the hell do the Warriors out-score the Raptors, 42-28 in the 4th quarter? Raptors have a lot of youth and talented guys. No excuse for them to play like an old and boring team.

Not to mention Amir Johnson went 10-for-10 shooting, 23 points and 15 rebounds. But it means nothing in a losing effort.

This post was edited by Madmartigan on Mar 5 2013 09:57am

THAT was the dunk of the night? Not bad, but nothing to write home about either.

Both teams were scoring at will. Had to re-edit the score. It was 90-83 after three but the Raptors had the lead. 125-118 final.

The Utah Jazz are 0-1 on this four-game road trip and still have to play at Cavaliers, at Bulls and at Knicks (Hopefully Melo is back).

This dunk looked better than Rudy Gay's dunk, but was voted as the second best of the night on NBATV.com by the fans. But perhaps the later start time played into the lack of votes. People were probably sleeping when it ended, especially people in the eastern and central time zones.

I think I might like this one more just cuz it's my boy Iggy.

This was the assist of the night by D-Wade. 15 wins in a row and they play the Magic and 76ers the next two games - should be 17 wins in a row.

Smoove.

It'll stop at 17 (Pacers gonna give it to them).

I think Miami will have something to prove and they will blow the Pacers out by double-digits. I can see Miami passing the Rockets' 22-game winning streak from 2008. Which is the second-longest winning streak in NBA history.

Green sweet or peach tea?