David Lee became the first Warriors power forward to have a triple-double since Chris Webber in 1993, but how he got that final assist is definitely worth a second look.

With 12 seconds remaining in a two point game, the Oklahoma City Thunder in-bounded the ball to Kevin Durant (natch) in an attempt to tie the game. Durant’s goal was simple, drive past LaMarcus Aldridge and score. He did, but only because Aldridge was called for goaltending, and it really only takes one look at the review to see that’s the wrong call.

Sitting courtside runs you the risk of having a lot of things happening – hearing some serious trash talking, getting hit with the ball, getting hit with a player…

I don’t know if you’ve heard, but the 2011-2012 season is back on, which means high-fives and screams of “HUZZAH” emanating from franchise headquarters and local sports newsrooms in NBA cities, as beat reporters and team employees will not be losing their livelihood for a year. But with almost two months wasted, 480 regular seasons games lost, and a kaput preseason, what does this mean moving forward for you, the fan? Here, now, is what to expect in the coming weeks.

That was a pretty short nuclear winter: at about 3 a.m. this morning, NBA players and owners finally agreed to a (tentative) deal to end the ongoing NBA lockout. The NBA has set a (tentative) 66-game season to begin with a triple-header on Christmas.

Spectators at the annual celebrity golf tournament at Lake Tahoe decided to make a friendly wager with none other than Michael Jordan. Watch the accompanying video to see how it ended.

If you’ve ever wanted to own a life-size wall decal of Dan Gilbert’s adorable, bowtied son, now is your opportunity. All the proceeds from the sale of his Fathead will be donated to the Children’s Tumor Foundation.

Glen “Big Baby” Davis recently went lobster fishing off the coast of Maine. We’re not exactly sure why, but figure it has something to do with that sports psychologist he’s been seeing.

David Stern better keep his guard up, because Charles Barkley has a plan to revolutionize the NBA. And it could get ugly.