The Monday Fix
The Phoenix Suns, who are currently shooting 41.1 percent from behind the arc, look poised to break the franchise record (39.9 percent) for three-point percentage.
The Detroit Pistons will lower next year's season tickets by between 10-50%, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Meanwhile, the Pistons have hired Citigroup to assess the franchise's value as owner Karen Davidson considers selling the franchise.
Pistons forward Charlie Villanueva guaranteed a victory against the Raptors tonight.
Suns center Robin Lopez will miss at least another week, per the Associated Press.
The Kings have picked up option (on the 2011-12 season) for coach Paul Westphal, according to Jason Jones of the Sacramento Bee.
Nene plans to play for Brazil in the FIBA World Championship in Turkey this summer.
Bobcats coach Larry Brown tells Pistons coach John Kuester "...to believe in your values and get them to play the right way like we were taught" (referring to UNC's Dean Smith).
Shameless plug(s) of the day: The Blue Jays have placed Aaron Hill on the 15-day disabled list.
