New Jersey Net center Mikki Moore chats with fans about his
increased role in the Nets rotation. He also finds time to talk about his teammates, his love for cars, and his pet snakes.
You can also check in with the Portland Trail Blazers as LaMarcus Aldridge chats with Blazer fans early in the season about his early experiences in the NBA. You can also get a front office perspective on the Blazers when their new CEO, Tod Leiweke chats with fans about the future of the Trail Blazers.
Fan VoiceChat live all day on the Fan Voice message boards with the NBA.com experts as they discuss all the Playoff Action.
Andrei Kirilenko, Jazz forward"I think our main plus, is that we play very well as a team and we help each other. Also, I think we were very ready for this season, we were all in good shape and ready to go. I think that was a key for our strong start."
Rudy Gay, Grizzlies forward"I wouldn't say I have any rivals. I have a couple of friends I talk trash with, most of the guys in my draft. I'm friends with Chris Paul and all the UConn boys. Charlie Villanueva's the best trash talker out of those guys."
Joe Tait, Cavaliers radio announcer(On his all-time Cleveland Cavalier starting five) - "Mark Price obviously at PG. Lenny Wilkens, LeBron James, Larry Nance, and Brad Daugherty"
Sunday Click
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Click and Roll
Take a lighthearted look at the latest happenings from around the league with our very own basket-blog, "NBA.com's Click and Roll.
Looking for a roundup of the best the web has to offer with regards to NBA columnists? Look no further than the Sunday Click.
Click and Roll
Take a lighthearted look at the latest happenings from around the league with our very own basket-blog, "NBA.com's Click and Roll.
"(Laughing) No. And when I did try once, Shaq told me, 'Don't ever try that again.'" -- Dwyane Wade, on trying to dunk on Shaquille O'Neal in practice. (Feb. 14 chat)
"I got tired of dunking the basketball, and I thought everyone could dunk but very few could finger roll."--George Gervin, on mastering the finger roll. (Feb. 19 chat)
