For the second straight game, Detroit G Will Bynum scored 16 points and added seven assists in a loss to Boston on Monday. Bynum shot 6 of 11 from the floor while adding two rebounds. Read More

Oklahoma City F Kevin Durant had 35 points in a win over the Jazz on Sunday. Durant shot 10 of 17 from the field while dishing out three assists and grabbing three boards. He was a perfect 13 of 13 from the foul line and leads the NBA in free-throws made with 572. Read More

For the second consecutive game, Hawks C Al Horford scored 18 points in a win over Washington on Thursday. Horford shot 8 of 12 from the floor while adding five boards and a block in 30 minutes. Horford has scored in double figures every game since Feb. 2. Read More

Rockets G Aaron Brooks scored 25 points on back-to-back nights in a loss to Detroit on Sunday. Brooks shot 10 of 23 from the floor while dishing out seven assists, grabbing four boards and collecting three steals. Brooks has now scored 20 or more in four straight games. Read More

Portland Trail Blazers center Joel Przybilla, already out for the season, slipped while taking a shower at his home and ruptured the right patella tendon again that he tore in December, team officials said. In a news conference prior to Sunday's game against the Denver Nuggets, Trail Blazers coach Nate McMillan said Przybilla would undergo surgery in the next few days to repair the tendon for a second time. He underwent a similar procedure Dec. 24, two days after he originally ruptured the tendon during a game against the Dallas Mavericks, ending his season. "He will have to go through this all over again," McMillan said. Przybilla was at his home in Milwaukee where he was in the midst of an injury rehabilitation program, when he slipped in the shower on Saturday morning. He returned to Portland on Sunday to undergo an MRI, which showed the tendon had again ruptured. "We were told a week prior to this that he was doing great," McMillan said. "I'm sure Joel was starting to feel better Read More

Washington C JaVale McGee scored 13 points in a loss to Milwaukee on Friday. McGee hauled in 11 rebounds while swatting away four shots in 30 minutes. He has now scored in double figures in four of his last five contests. Read More

Boston G Ray Allen scored 21 points in a loss to Cleveland on Thursday. Allen shot 7 of 13 of the field while adding four 3's, two rebounds and a steal. It was the fifth straight game that Allen has scored 20 or more points. Read More

Atlanta G Joe Johnson Johnson scored 11 of his 28 points in the fourth quarter to help the Hawks win in Utah for the first time in 17 years, beating the short-handed Jazz 105-100 on Monday night. Johnson shot 12 of 19 from the field while adding six rebounds and six assists in 39 minutes. He has scored in double figures in 19 straight games. Read More

New Orleans F David West scored 27 points to help defeat the Rockets on Sunday. West shot 8 of 18 from the field while adding nine rebounds and four assists in 44 minutes. It was his second straight game of 25 or more points. Read More

The News According to the Boston Herald, Deion Branch would be interested in returning to the Patriots if the Seahawks let him go this year. Our View Branch, who finished the 2009 season with 45 catches for 437 yards and two scores, had this to say, "I never wanted to leave, nor did coach (Bill) Belichick and his staff and the organization want me to leave, either. We just couldn't get the contractual part down. And that stuff happens. If the opportunity presents itself to come back, I would love to be there." Read More

Devils G Martin Brodeur made 12 saves during a 3-2 overtime loss to the Flyers on Wednesday. Simon Gagne scored at 3:27 of overtime. Gagne had chances on a wraparound and a shot in close before beating Brodeur with a shot from between the circles. Brodeur held a 2-0 lead before Philadelphia scored three unanswered goals -- all at even strength. Read More

Three goals from Alex Ovechkin. Two feet of snow on the ground. One big comeback against a detested rival, with punches and name-calling added for good measure. The biggest number of all: 14, the length of a winning streak topped by just two other teams in NHL history. What a Super Sunday it was for the Washington Capitals, who got a hat trick from their two-time reigning league MVP and made up a three-goal deficit to beat Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-4 in overtime. "Ovie was crazy. He was awesome. He took the team on his back and he carried us," said Eric Fehr, who scored Washington's other goal. "That's what we needed, and he was wonderful." Read More