In the previous episode, Shaq attempted some hocus-pocus with magicians Penn and Teller.

In the Magic Trick Competition, Shaq got Teller as his partner. However, Shaq messed up with the routine and Penn wins the challenge.

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The way Glen Davis was getting up, he looked like just a ‘Big Baby’ trying his first time on how to stand up.

After being inadvertently smacked by Dwight Howard’s elbow in the face in the 3rd quarter of Game 5 of the Magic vs Celtics series, Davis was knocked down to the floor.

In a surreal moment, the Boston Celtics center slowly got up on the floor clearly dazed. He then wobbled his way to midcourt before referee Joey Crawford held on to him as he seemed destined to fall again.

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The NBA has announced today the list of players that belong to the upper echelon of the basketball world.

The best of the best. The players who made a mark for the 2009-10 NBA season.

Here’s your 2010 All-NBA Team.

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This might finally give Shaq peace of mind.

Dwight Howard is Superman no more.

In the Orlando Magic’s 99-90 Game 4 win over the Charlotte Bobcats, Howard has fouled out again.

This is the second time in as many games he got 6 fouls giving him a total of 22 fouls in the Magic’s 4-0 sweep of the Bobcats in their 1st Round playoff series.

That dubious statistic is enough to earn him a new nickname: “Foul on You”.

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In a not-so surprising announcement, Dwight Howard has been named today the NBA’s Defensive Player of the Year for the 2009-10 season.

This is the second straight award for Howard after becoming the first player in NBA history to lead the league in blocked shots (2.78) and rebounds (13.2) in the same season twice – and for two seasons in a row. He also led the NBA in field goal percentage (.612), also the first time in NBA history that anyone has led in all three categories.

Already the youngest player ever with two NBA Defensive POY Awards, it’s scary for opponents to know that he is only 24 and has the chance to rack more similar awards in his career.

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The Bobcats swarmed Superman in every offensive possession and frustrated him so much that he racked up 5 fouls leaving him on the bench for most of the game.

Dwight Howard managed only 5 points and 7 rebounds in Game 1 of the Orlando Magic’s first Round playoff series with the Charlotte Bobcats last April 18.

Despite that, he set the tone for his team early giving a team playoff record with 6 blocked shots in the 1st quarter helping his team win 98-89.

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