It was a tough loss to Orlando last night, but if there was a bright side (so to speak), it's that none of our competition won either, as Sixers and Nets both lost as well.

Several games to watch tonight as the playoff push continues:

Seattle at Indiana
Desired Outcome: If we could see a Seattle win and a poor performance from Durant, that'd make me most happy. Seattle has only won 6 times away from home this season, so I don't anticipate a big upset here, even though Indy is fading fast. This week one of the Pacers' owners came forward to say it was about time to blow things up - not exactly a ringing endorsement of their playoff chances.
Probable Outcome: Indy wins, but it's close.

Milwaukee at Washington
Desired Outcome: Speaking of dead teams walking, Milwaukee is another team looking at potential organizational shakeups come the offseason (Sports Guy for GM?). They have some offensive firepower though, so let's hope for a terrific shooting night from Michael Redd and company. Washington hasn't played incredibly well of late (due mostly to injuries), but even without Caron Butler and Gilbert Arenas they'll probably hang on to win this one at home.
Probable Outcome: The Wizards defend their home court.

Utah at Chicago
Desired Outcome: Chicago continues to be the team I worry the most about. Utah is playing terrific ball right now, having won 5 straight, and the combination of Deron Williams and Carlos Boozer should be more than enough to send the Bulls to a home loss.
Probable Outcome: Chicago is nearly .500 at home, so they could hold serve here, but Utah is a tough match-up for the Bulls right now with Chicago's lack of frontcourt strength. Give this one to the Jazz.