Drizzy @Drake: T DOT FLIGHT 31 #LETROSSDUNK
Terrence Ross & Drake on stage together later NBA Saturday Night via NBA.com Video
@nate_robinson: S/O to my lil bro @T_DotFlight31 way to show the world we fly at UW bro #Husky pride congrats
@DunkCancer on Twitter DunkCancer.com:
MIAMI — It’s not the type of streak that LeBron James ever thought about, this run of putting together at least 30 points and 60% shooting in six straight games.
Still, it’s something he’ll savour. He’s rolling right now, and so are the Miami Heat.
James scored 30 points on 11-for-15 shooting to get into the NBA record books, Chris Bosh scored 32 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, and the Heat wound up beating the Portland Trail Blazers 117-104 in a wild, momentum-swinging game on Tuesday night.
Rapper Lil Wayne hasn't given up on the Lakers (which may be more than we can say for Dwight Howard, but that's another post).
Wayne wasn't at the Grammys Sunday, he was in Miami for the start of the Lakers game against the Heat Sunday. But he wasn't there at the end of the game. He tweeted this.
https://twitter.com/LilTunechi/status/300726249075113985
Of course, you know it's not that simple, right?
If one were to measure team success on heat levels (and this is corny), the Denver Nuggets would be on fire; white hot, even. Riding their league-high 9-game win-streak, the Nuggets have opened eyes across the League. Their current success brings back memories of the preseason, when starting point guard, Ty Lawson, declared that they were the best team in the West.
