Andre Iguodala, Sixers
119-114 win at Suns
32 pts, 15-23 FG, 2-3 3-pt FG

Andre Kirilenko, Jazz
113-92 win at Grizzlies
16 pts, 5-6 FG, 2-3 3-pt FG, 4-4 FT

Rasheed Wallace, Pistons
103-73 win at Clippers
17 pts, 7-9 FG, 2-2 3-pt FG, 1-1 FT

Every time we start to think Dwight Howard just might be human – see his 6-of-13 (2-of-7 from the line) shooting performance against the Sixers on Wednesday – he flashes back to his dominant, ‘Superman’ self. Against the Knicks on Saturday, Howard and the rest of Magic rebounded nicely for the 118-92 home win. Howard led the way with his 52nd double-double. The 26-point, 22-rebound performance marks the seventh time he went over 20-20.

Chris Kaman, Clippers
103-73 loss vs. Pistons
13 pts, 5-17 FG

Samuel Dalembert, Sixers
119-114 win at Suns
5 pts, 1-9 FG

Charlie Villanueva, Bucks
96-94 loss vs. Spurs
4 pts, 1-9 FG, 0-2 3-pt FG

The Spurs went 10-1 in the month of February, but also started March off on the wrong foot. If not for Michael Redd uncharacteristically missing a late free throw, San Antonio would have been facing overtime in Milwaukee. The Spurs rode Tim Duncan through February as the All-Star power forward averaged 21.8 points and 13 rebounds and capped off the mega-month with a 31-point and 15-rebound effort against the Mavericks. The Bucks clamped down on him throughout the game, only allowing Duncan to score nine points on 4-of-11 shooting. While the victory was in no way convincing, it was encouraging to see San Antonio’s other two stars healthy and ready to pick up Duncan’s slack. Manu Ginobili led the way with 30 points, while Tony Parker chipped in 26 points and five assists. Redd led the Bucks with 25 points, but missed the first of two free throws while trailing by two with 1.3 seconds to go, before intentionally missing the second.

The Sixers won in Phoenix for the first time in six years on Saturday -- further evidence that the Suns are experiencing some minor growing pains since dealing Shawn Marion and Marcus Banks for Shaquille O’Neal in an attempt to get bigger. When Steve Kerr pulled the trigger on the deal the Suns were in first out West. Now they have fallen to sixth and are 2-4 with O’Neal in the lineup. Shaq has been averaging a double-double (10.8 points and 10.4 rebounds) since moving out to the dry Arizona air, but on Saturday only managed eight points and seven rebounds in just under 26 minutes of play. Phoenix had been one of the league’s most athletic teams, but was outrun by Philadelphia by a 30-16 margin in a 119-114 home loss. Marion was a versatile player at the power forward spot. While shifting Stoudemire to the 4 spot has made the Suns more dominant down low, they have yet to find a way to replace Marion’s defense, athleticism or three-point shooting.

The Jazz have been hot since acquiring Kyle Korver in a Dec. 29 trade with the Sixers. One place where that success hasn’t translated is on the road. Utah is 25-3 in state and just 12-19 on the road. It looked like the trend would continue on Saturday. That is, of course, until Kyle Korver took over. Korver scored 12 of his 17 points in the second quarter to spark a Jazz rally to take the lead and never look back.

With Chauncey Billups flying back to Detroit to attend to a “personal matter,” rookie Rodney Stuckey stepped into the Pistons’ lineup for his first career start. The shooting guard out of Eastern Washington has averaged six points and two rebounds a game this season, but managed to put together nine points, five rebounds and two assists in his extra minutes Saturday as the Pistons beat up on the Clippers.

If Eddie Gill keeps playing like this, he could find himself back up in the big league once again. Gill took home Star of the Night honors last night for his 31-point, seven-assist performance in the 14ers win over the Albuquerque Thunderbirds. He followed it up on Saturday with 33 points, 12 assists and six rebounds in the Colorado 14ers heartbreaking double-overtime loss to the Tulsa 66ers.