Iguodala is on the books to make $15.9 million next season, likely more than he could get from any team for 2013-14. But he could become a free agent and then sign a multi-year deal that would pay less next season but would provide long-term security. "Yeah, definitely,’’ Iguodala, 29, said of that being a distinct possibility. "You got to weigh options. Security-wise, a player would opt out, especially with the type of season we’ve had as a team. Teams know what I can bring to them, and I know (the Nuggets) know what I can bring to a team here. "Obviously, it’s a business, so you’re going to look at your options. Here we have some good (prospects). But I’m not making any promises. But I’ve liked the last month and a half, two months, three months or however long (that Denver has been on a roll). It’s important for the future, so I’m just trying to win.’’

Casey Holdahl posted a vignette starring Nic Batum. It features Batum having a terrible day and then...receiving a briefcase with a batsuit in it? It was produced by One Million Dollar Films, which is apparently a collection of athletes who like to make movies (members include Ronny Turiaf, Boris Diaw, and Ian Mahinmi). It's strange, but Batum seems like he could be a pretty decent actor.

A lot of things would need to go right for the Blazers, but this definitely helps keep the playoff door open. Go Blazers!

Yahoo breaks open another huge story

WOW! Another great article from PRS!

Patty used to be the best towel shaker the blazers ever had now he has taken his skills to the spurs

Interesting piece on hoopsworld about communication, the main example being our own point guard Damian Lillard. Nice little read

A cool video on the NBA website documenting the series between the 76ers and the Blazers.