| Grant Hill, G, Phoenix Suns | Monday 4/14, 11:52 PM CT |
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| Grant Hill left Monday's game in the second quarter after aggravating his groin injury, the Ticker reports. |
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| Monta Ellis, G, Golden State Warriors | Monday 4/14, 11:49 PM CT |
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| Monta Ellis posted a season-high six steals in Monday's loss to the Suns. He also filled the box score with 20 points, six assists, and eight rebounds. |
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| Steve Nash, G, Phoenix Suns | Monday 4/14, 11:46 PM CT |
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| Steve Nash nearly posted a triple-double on Monday night. He finished with 13 points, 14 assists, and nine boards against the Warriors. Nash hit only one of his six three-point shots. |
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| John Salmons paced the Kings with 29 points in Monday's loss to the Spurs. He also managed 10 boards, three assists, and two steals. |
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| Tony Parker, G, San Antonio Spurs | Monday 4/14, 11:42 PM CT |
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| Tony Parker tied his season-high with 32 points in Monday's win over the Kings. He hit 12 of his 22 shots and still found time for 11 assists. |
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| Luis Scola, F, Houston Rockets | Monday 4/14, 11:39 PM CT |
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| Luis Scola bounced back from a quiet Sunday performance to score 22 points against the Jazz on Monday. The rookie added 13 boards, two assists, one steal, and one block. |
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| Carlos Boozer had, well, a fairly typical Carlos Boozer night on Monday. He led the Jazz with 21 points and contributed 11 boards and two assists against the Rockets. Boozer shot 9-of-13 from the floor. |
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| Andrew Bogut scored 25 points in Monday's game against the Bulls. He went 8-for-11 from the floor and 9-for-14 at the stripe. It was his highest point total since March 27. Bogut added eight boards, three assists, two steals, and two blocks. |
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| Chris Duhon, G, New York Knicks | Monday 4/14, 11:31 PM CT |
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| Chris Duhon scored 22 points and handed out 15 assists on Monday night. He came off the bench and played a little over 30 minutes. Duhon hit all four of his threes and chipped in three boards and one steal. |
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| Wilson Chandler sprained his left knee in the third quarter of Monday's loss to the Celtics. X-rays were negative, the AP reports. |
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| Ramon Sessions dished out a franchise-record 24 assists in Monday's loss to the Bulls. Guy Rodgers held the previous mark with 21. Session also chipped in 20 points and eight rebounds. |
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| Luol Deng, G, Chicago Bulls | Monday 4/14, 11:23 PM CT |
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| The Bulls and Bucks forgot about defense on Monday night, as the two clubs combined for 286 points. Luol Deng led all scorers with 32. He shot 15-of-20 from the floor. |
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| Nate Robinson had no problem finding his shot on Monday. He chucked up 20 attempts, including 12 from beyond the arc. The point guard hit nine shots (four threes) and finished with 26 points. Robinson even managed to record an assist, although that may have been accidental. |
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| Who needs the Big Three? Rajon Rondo led the Celtics with 23 points, five assists, and 10 boards against the Knicks on Monday night. The Celtics rested all three of their superstars. |
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| Rasho Nesterovic scored 20 points, grabbed seven boards, and blocked two shots against the Heat on Monday night. The center shot 10-of-19 from the floor. |
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| Ben Wallace, F, Cleveland Cavaliers | Monday 4/14, 11:09 PM CT |
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| Ben Wallace will not play in the regular season finale on Wednesday, the AP reports. |
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| Andre Miller hit 11 of his 20 shots on Monday against the Cavaliers and finished with 26 points. He also added six assists and four rebounds. Miller capped off the night by angrily punting the ball. |
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| LeBron James, F, Cleveland Cavaliers | Monday 4/14, 11:03 PM CT |
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| LeBron James scored 27 points on Monday against the 76ers and helped the Cavs lock up the fourth seed. The superstar will now sit out the regular season finale on Wednesday, the AP reports. |
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| Roger Mason, G, San Antonio Spurs | Monday 4/14, 11:00 PM CT |
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| With little to play for, the Wizards let Roger Mason Jr run wild on Monday night. The guard hit 7-of-9 from beyond the arc and finished with 31 points against the Pacers. Mason added six boards and four assists. |
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| Danny Granger is putting an exclamation point on his breakout season. He followed up 30 and 37-point outings by pouring in 35 against the Wizards on Monday, Granger added nine boards, three assists, and one steal. He hit 7 of his 11 three-point attempts. |
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| DeShawn Stevenson's sore lower back acted up again on Monday night, and he had to leave in the third quarter, the Ticker reports. |
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| The Trail Blazers have requested waivers on forward Darius Miles, the Oregonian confirms. Miles hasn't played in a game since April 15, 2006 due to a right knee injury. "This allows Darius and the Trail Blazers to move forward and achieve closure to this matter. To his credit, Darius worked hard to come back, but his body just didn't allow it to happen," general manager Kevin Pritchard says. |
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| Sasha Pavlovic injured his leg in the third quarter of Monday's game against the 76ers. The guard landed awkwardly following a jump-shot and had to be helped off the court, the Ticker reports. |
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| Paul Pierce will not play on Monday night. He was seen with a bandage and an ice pack on his left wrist, and he will undergo X-rays on Tuesday, just to make sure it's only a bruise, the Boston Globe confirms. |
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| Ray Allen, G, Boston Celtics | Monday 4/14, 7:21 PM CT |
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| Ray Allen was given the night off on Monday, the Boston Globe reports. |
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| Kevin Garnett was given the night off on Monday, the Boston Globe reports. |
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| Martell Webster will miss the final two games of the season, the Oregonian confirms. He has been out since April 2 due to an irregular heartbeat. |
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| Caron Butler will not play on Monday night due to a sore right knee, the Washington Post confirms. He remains day-to-day. |
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| Gilbert Arenas will not play on Monday night, the Washington Post confirms. The Wizards are allowing the star guard to rest his surgically repaired left knee. He did not aggravate the injury and is not experiencing any added pain. |
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| President of basketball operations Donnie Walsh will hole player exit interviews on Thursday and could make an announcement on head coach Isiah Thomas' future on Thursday or Friday, the New York Post reports. |
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| Gilbert Arenas might not play on Monday night against the Pacers. He would be held out for precautionary reasons, the Washington Post reports. Arenas did not participate in the Monday morning shootaround. |
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| Jermaine ONeal did not participate in the Monday morning shootaround because he is dealing with a stomach virus, the Indianapolis Star reports. The paper did not mention O'Neal's status for Monday night's tilt against the Wizards. |
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| Caron Butler did not participate in the Monday morning shootaround and could miss the game against the Pacers due to a sore right knee, the Washington Post notes. He is day-to-day. |
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| Jeff Foster will not play on Monday night against the Wizards due to a sore knee, the Indianapolis Star reports. Foster was hit on the kneecap during Saturday's loss to the Bobcats. |
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| Carmelo Anthony has been arrested for a DUI, according to the Denver Post. Anthony was pulled over Sunday night on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, Anthony’s lawyer confirmed. Attorney Dan Recht added, "He cooperated by consenting to a blood test, the results of which will not be available for approximately two weeks. There was no accident and no one was hurt."
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| Rafer Alston is expected to miss Monday action, according to the Houston Chronicle. He is nursing a pulled hamstring, which he aggravated on Sunday night, and is being listed as day-to-day. |
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| Caron Butler is listed as day-to-day due to his knee bruise, according to the Washington Post. He has missed 22 games this season due to various ailments and Coach Jordan stated, "There's nothing structural wrong, there's no real swelling and it's just sore." He averaged 20.3 points per contest this season. |
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