New Orleans Hornets and the Lakers are already in the playoffs.

We finally have qualified for playoffs in the West. Specifically, two.

Yesterday we said that New Orleans became the first seed in the Western Conference if the Knicks won. It took a lot (they reached the last quarter tied), but ultimately won the machinery of 'bees' and the Hornets won 118-110, the first qualified for a playoff in the West at least had enough promise to be exciting.

Chris Paul continues to make merit for the MVP. Is far from its scope (the people are crying out for it once a den of Kobe Bryant), although numbers are doing to it. Yesterday, 33 points and 15 assists. This season averaging 21.6 points and 11.5 assists, better numbers than Steve Nash won his second MVP in the regular season.

Surely the MVP of this season did not satisfy everyone equally.

The other team qualified for playoffs in the West is the team itself Kobe Bryant, Lakers, whose victory (forged in the last quarter because they were behind the entire game) over the Dallas Mavericks also helped Golden State to be at only difference with a party of Texans.

Golden State beat Memphis Grizzlies game in which Juan Carlos Navarro failed to score a triple. His record is in the air.

Tomorrow, or no later than Sunday morning we'll know for sure that four teams go to playoffs: San Antonio, Utah, Phoenix and Houston.

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