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Kevin Durant vs Carmelo Anthony: Who will the scoring title this year?
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| Kevin Durant leads the league in scoring, 28.4ppg |
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| Carmelo Anthony is close to winning first scoring title, 28.3ppg |
Written by Rodney Fisher
With less than 9 games left in the season, it is not only the playoff hunt coming down to wire, but the race to win the 2012-13 scoring title. The resurgence of Carmelo Anthony and his Knicks now have him only behind Kevin Durant by .05 in scoring average.
OKC Thunder's big mistake: Not starting James Harden over Russell Westbrook
Now that we have finally started the 2012-13 NBA season, who would have predicted during last June's finals that Dwight Howard and Steve Nash would be Lakers, Ray Allen would be in his green for red in Miami, and that James Harden would be in a Houston Rocket uniform.The Harden trade has so far been the most surprising trade this season. What was OKC thinking?
2012 NBA Finals-Heat vs Thunder-Full Coverage LIVE from OKC
RF Sports Radio is proud to announce that we will be covering the 2012 NBA Finals live from OKC starting Tuesday. Don't miss our live shows this week from Chesapeake Energy Arena and all our live reports on RFSportsRadio.com. You will also be able to watch the pre-game and post game events live on our website also!! 2012 NBA Finals...we got you covered!Set your show reminder HERE
The Kevin Durant Era starts now
Rodney Fisher, RF Sports Radio
3 Keys if Mavericks plan to win Game 2 over Thunder
On Saturday, the Oklahoma City Thunder pulled off a last second victory over the defending champion Mavericks.Up by 7 points with less than 3 minutes to go, they went on a 7 - 0 run to win by 1.Here are my 3 keys to a Maverick victory in game 2:- They must get support from the bench.
- Delonta West and Vince Carter have to contribute. Dirk and Terry must play well
- Dallas Big Men have to slow down the Thunder by rebounding and protecting the paint.
- Royce Fisher, RF Sports Radio
Carlisle wants all the blame for Game 1 loss
Up by 7 with less than 2 minutes left on the road in game 1 of a playoff series against the most athletic team in the NBA sounds like a steal for the oldest team in the league, but no. On a last second shot by Kevin Durant, NBA scoring champion for a third straight year, the Thunder get the win. The shot was well contested by Shawn Marion, but got a lucky bounce. Dirk Nowitzki turned the ball over in the last minute to give the Thunder a break-away slam to give them a 1 point lead before Dirk hit two clutch free throws. In short, a lot of different story lines to the game and it's outcome, but head coach Rick Carlisle wants all the blame.During the post game press conference, Carlisle did not shy away from the criticism and even put more on himself. "We should have double teamed [Durant] and got the ball out his hands...blame me", he stated. He is probably right, but hard to argue the defense Shawn Marion played on Durant making the shot as difficult as it was. More of the blame should go the coach for not having a timeout left after he made the shot. There was 1.5 seconds on the clock which in basketball is enough time get a good shot off after advancing the ball. Knowing that he did not have a timeout left, maybe there should have been a set play to run to get the ball in hands of a better shooter than Shawn Marion. The Thunder assumed that Dallas would take a timeout and did not react to the inbound pass until mid-court.
After taking the blame, Carlisle reminded us of the one thing that his Maverick team has over every team in the playoffs this year; age. The Mavericks are the most veteran team in the league, even more than San Antonio and Boston. He says his guys will battle back and "keep coming...guns blazing every game". They have been threw these type of situations before in 12 start years in the playoffs.NBA WESTERN CONFERENCE PREGAME SHOW MAVS VS THUNDER LIVE FROM THE AAC @ 7PM
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