Basketball Daily

Just announced yesterday was the OBT (Open Beta Test) for the new version of Freestyle Street Basketball which formerly had went defunct through Sierra.  Freestyle is now offered by a company named GameKiss and is available for all players with a Windows PC in North America.

Freestyle Street Basketball is a fun PC game that allows players to team up with people all over the world in some awesome Basketball action.  You can play half court ballin’ in three game modes including 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3.  Another great feature is that you can tailor your player with clothes, accessories and skills to give you a unique character appearance.

All Basketball fans will love this game and I encourage you to try the latest version by GameKiss.  To download your free copy of Freestyle Street Basketball, visit this link and get on the court and show off your skills with this brilliant online PC game.

The Charlotte Bobcats came up just a little shy this year, but did better than was expected of them.  They had a long shot on making the Playoffs but lost to a poor Oklahoma City team and then to the Chicago Bulls.  In the game with the Bulls, it was a fight to the end, with runs going back and forth, but in the end it was Chicago who came away with a victory with the final score ending at 113-106.

The leading scorers for Chicago were Ben Gordon with 39 points, Derrick Rose with 22 points and John Salmons with 19 points.  The high man off the bench was Kirk Hinrich with 10 points on 4 for 5 field goal shooting.  The Bulls finally got up to 500% on the year.  The additions of Brad Miller and John Salmons really pumped up the team, and they managed to play some good ball down the stretch of the end of the season.

The New York Knicks having nothing to lose faced off against the Orlando Magic and wiped off the laughter and smiles at the beginning of the game by the Magic ballclub.  NY came out fighting and took it to the number three seed by playing great defense and stopping the onslaught of 3’s Orlando usually makes.  The final score was 105-95.  Although nothing huge was expected out of the Knicks this year, they are starting to gel, but they need a few more pieces next year to improve.

The leading scorers for the Knicks were Al Harrington with 27 points, Wilson Chandler with 22 points and David Lee with 20 points.  The Slam Dunk Champion, Nate Robinson was the high man off the bench with 10 points on 4 for 6 field goal shooting.  The team as a whole shot 44% and only committed 9 turnovers on the night.  New York’s season long record now improves to 31 wins and 49 losses.