
It was funny watching Marv Albert and Reggie Miller comment on how poorly A.I. shoots three's percentage-wise at the end of the game. I don't have the stat handy, but I seem to remember A.I. having a better three-point percentage in the fourth quarter than any other quarter when he played in Denver, and he regularly pulled the Nuggets back into games by making clutching three's.
Regardless of A.I.'s splendid performance tonight, the Pistons remain a total disaster. The Pistons have lost five straight games, lost 11 of their last 16 outings and are just two games above .500. It sure would have been nice if they had bested the Spurs tonight.

Did Melo and J.R. receive bigger suspensions simply because their incident happened at the NBA's doorstep in New York? One has to wonder. It's as if there was a New York suspension "tax" levied on them based solely on geography. The NBA needs to explain the inconsistency here, because it makes no sense whatsoever. Either Melo and J.R. deserve to get some money back for receiving excessive suspensions, or Randolph's suspension needs to be extended to at least 10 games. Anything short of that, this is an injustice against the Nuggets.