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News from May 1, 2008

by patricia@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Patricia Bender) May 2, 2008 at 06:12 PM

News from May 1.

Philadelphia activated Louis Amundson and placed Shavlik Randolph on IL.

Kevin Durant (Sea) was named as Rookie of the Year.  Durant received 
90 of a possible 125 1st place media votes.
                            Total    position votes  
  Player                    Points   1st 2nd 3rd 
  Kevin Durant (Sea) ....... 545      90  30   5
  Al Horford (Atl) ......... 390      30  74  18
  Luis Scola (Hou) ......... 146       5  20  61
  Al Thornton (LAC) ........  30       0   1  27
  Jamario Moon (Tor) .......   7       0   0   7
  Juan Carlos Navarro (Mem)    3       0   0   3
  Thaddeus Young (Phi) .....   2       0   0   2
  Carl Landry (Hou) ........   1       0   0   1
  Mike Conley (Mem) ........   1       0   0   1

The NBA released the list of underclassmen and foriegn players under 22
who declared themselves eligible for the NBA draft.  Players who declared
can remove their name from the draft up to June 16.  The NBA draft is June
26.
Underclassmen who have declared themselves eligible for the NBA draft:
  A.J. Abrams (junior, Texas, guard)
  Josh Akognon (junior, Cal State Fullerton, guard)
  Joe Alexander (junior, West Virginia, forward)
  Antonio Anderson (junior, Memphis, guard)
  Ryan Anderson (sophomore, California, forward)
  Darrell Arthur (sophomore, Kansas, forward)
  D.J. Augustin (sophomore, Texas, guard)
  Derek Bailey (post-graduate, Providence Christian Academy, guard)
  Jerryd Bayless (freshman, Arizona, guard)
  Michael Beasley (freshman, Kansas State, forward)
  Jason Bennett (sophomore, Tallahassee Community College, center)
  Keith Brumbaugh (sophomore, Hillsborough Community College, forward)
  Chase Budinger (sophomore Arizona, forward)
  Derrick Caracter (sophomore, Louisville, forward)
  DeMarre Carroll (junior, Missouri, forward)
  Charles Carter (junior, Oklahoma Baptist, forward)
  Josh Carter (junior, Texas A&M, guard)
  Mario Chalmers (junior, Kansas, guard)
  Lee Cummard (junior, BYU, guard)
  Chris Douglas-Roberts (junior, Memphis, guard)
  Robert Dozier (junior, Memphis, forward)
  Wayne Ellington (sophomore, UNC, guard)
  Alonzo Gee (junior, Alabama, forward)
  C.J. Giles (junior, Oregon State, forward)
  Eric Gordon (freshman, Indiana, guard)
  Jamont Gordon (junior, Mississippi State, guard)
  Paul Graham (junior, Florida Atlantic, guard)
  Danny Green (junior, UNC, forward)
  Donte Greene (freshman, Syracuse, forward)
  Kalen Grimes (junior, Missouri, forward)
  Richard Hendrix (junior, Alabama, forward-center)
  J.J.  Hickson (freshman, North Carolina State, forward)
  George Hill (junior, IUPUI, guard)
  Lester Hudson (junior, Tennessee-Martin, guard)
  Reggie Huffman (junior, Alabama-Birmingham, forward)
  Stefon Jackson (junior, UTEP, guard)
  Shawn James (junior, Duquesne, center-forward)
  Davon Jefferson (freshman, UC, forward)
  DeAndre Jordan (freshman, Texas A&M, center)
  Kosta Koufos (freshman, Ohio State, center)
  Ty Lawson (sophomore, UNC, guard)
  Brook Lopez (sophomore, Stanford, forward-center)
  Robin Lopez (sophomore, Stanford, forward-center)
  Kevin Love (freshman, UCLA, center)
  Leo Lyons (junior, Missouri, forward)
  O.J. Mayo (freshman, USC, guard)
  Luc Richard Mbah a Moute (junior, UCLA, forward)
  JaVale McGee (sophomore, Nevada, center-forward) 
  Jerel McNeal (junior, Marquette, guard)
  Kojo Mensah (junior, Duquesne, guard)
  Jeremy Pargo (junior, Gonzaga, guard)
  Courtney Pigram (junior, East Tennessee State, guard)
  Trent Plaisted (junior, BYU, forward-center)
  Bruce Price (junior, Tennessee State, guard)
  Anthony Randolph (freshman, LSU, forward)
  John Riek (post-graduate, Winchendon School, center)
  Derrick Rose (freshman, Memphis, guard)
  Brandon Rush (junior, Kansas, guard)
  Walter Sharpe (sophomore, Alabama-Birmingham, forward)
  Josh ****pp (junior, UCLA, guard-forward)
  Kiwan Smith (sophomore, Redlands Community College, forward)
  Marreese Speighs (sophomore, Florida, center)
  Ronald Steele (junior, Alabama, guard)
  Robert Vaden (junior, Alabama-Birmingham, guard-forward)
  Lorrenzo Wade (junior, San Diego State, forward)
  Bill Walker (freshman, Kansas State, forward)
  Gordon Watt (junior, Houston Baptist, forward)
  Russell Westbrook (sophomore, UCLA, guard)
  Raymond Wright (junior, Arkansas-Monticello, forward)
International players under 22 years old who have declared themselves 
eligible for the NBA draft (foreign players who turn 22 during 2008 are
automatically entered into the draft):
  Alexis Ajinca (20 years old, France, center)
  Nicolas Batum (20 years old, France, forward)
  Rodrigue Beaubois (20 years old, France, guard)
  Mikheil Berishvili (21 years old, Georgia, forward)
  Omri Casspi (20 years old, Israel, forward)
  Victor Claver (20 years old, Spain, forward)
  Nando de Colo (21 years old, France, guard)
  Danilo Gallinari (19 years old, Italy, forward)
  Serge Ibaka (19 years old, Spain, forward)
  Sergey Ilin (21 years old, Ukraine, center)
  Joe Ingles (21 years old, Australia, forward)
  Jonas Jerebko (21 years old, Italy, forward)
  Mladen Jeremic (20 years old, Serbia, forward)
  Maxym Korniyenko (21 years old, Ukraine, forward)
  Luc Louves (19 years old, France, forward)
  Rudy Mbemba (21 years old, Sweden, guard)
  Henk Norel (21 years old, Spain, center)
  Maxim Sheleketo (21 years old, Latvia, forward)
  Giorgi Shermadini (19 years old, Georgia, center)
  Ante Tomic (21 years old, Croatia, center)
  Maksym Vilkhovetskyi (20 years old, Ukraine, guard)
  Ronalds Zakis (21 years old, Latvia, forward)


Det 100, Phi 77  at Phi
Tayshaun Prince (Det) had 12 points including 5-6 FG and 7 rebounds.
Chauncey Billups (Det) had 20 points including 8-11 FG and 7 assists.
Richard Hamilton (Det) had 24 points including 9-14 FG, 5 assists, and 5
turnovers.
Andre Iguodala (Phi) had 16 points including 7-12 FT and 4 steals.
Andre Miller (Phi) had 11 points including 4-16 FT.
Det shot 58.2% (39-67) FG and Phi shot 33.8% (25-74) FG.
Det shot 13-16 FT and Phi had 24-36 FT.
Detroit takes the series 4-2 and advances to the 2nd round where they will
face Orlando.


Playoff Standings
  1st Round            2nd Round             3rd Round          Finals
  (Best of 7)          (Best of 7)           (Best of 7)        (Best of
7)
1 LA Lakers (4) _ __
8 Denver (0)        |_ 1 LA Lakers (0) ___
                     _                    |
4 Utah (3)    ______|                     |_              __
5 Houston (2)                              _                |
                                          |                 |
2 New Orleans (4) __                      |                 |
7 Dallas (1)        |_ 2 New Orleans (0) _|                 |
                     _ 3 San Antonio (0)                    |
3 San Antonio (4) __|                                       |
6 Phoenix (1)                                               |_ 
                                                             _ 
                                                            |
1 Boston (3)  ______                                        |
8 Atlanta (2)       |_                  __                  |
                     _                    |                 |
4 Cleveland (3)  ___|                     |                 |
5 Wa****ngton (2)                          |_              __|
                                           _ 
2 Detroit (4)      _                      |
7 Philadelphia (2)  |_ 2 Detroit (0) _____|
                     _ 3 Orlando (0) 
3 Orlando (4) ______|
6 Toronto (1)
 

First Round  (Central times)  *if necessary
Friday, May 2
  Game 6: Cleveland at Wa****ngton      6:00 pm  ESPN2
  Game 6: Boston at Atlanta            7:00 pm  ESPN
  Game 6: Houston at Utah              9:30 pm  ESPN

Sunday, May 4
 *Game 7: Wa****ngton at Cleveland     12:00 pm  ABC
 *Game 7: Atlanta at Boston            2:30 pm  ABC
 *Game 7: Utah at Houston              TBA


Second Round  (Central times)  *if necessary
Saturday, May 3
  Game 1: Orlando at Detroit           6:30 pm  TNT
  Game 1: San Antonio at New Orleans   9:00 pm  TNT


-- 
  Patricia Bender                       pbender@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  For NBA stuff: http://www.eskimo.com/~pbender/index.html
  For Mavs stuff: http://www.eskimo.com/~pbender/mavs.html
 




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