Celtics forward Rasheed Wallace was fined $30,000 by the NBA on Sunday for comments made following Friday's win over the Raptors.

Wallace, who called Toronto's Hedo Turkoglu a "flopper," expected the fine but certainly doesn't agree with it.

"I'm definitely taking this one to the appeals board," he said. "I knew it was going to happen, but I don't know why (it did). I didn't talk about no refs. I'm going to get that one back for sure."

Phoenix Suns forward Amar?e Stoudemire, Tyson Chandler of the Charlotte Bobcats and Boston?s Rasheed Wallace have been fined, it was announced today by NBA Executive Vice President, Basketball Operations Stu Jackson.  

Stoudemire and Chandler were each fined $7,500 for the posting of messages on their Twitter accounts during games, in violation of NBA rules. On Wednesday, November 25, messages were posted on Stoudemire?s Twitter account during the Suns 126-111 victory over Memphis in Phoenix and on Chandler?s account during the Bobcats 116-81win in Charlotte over the Raptors.

Boston Celtics forward Rasheed Wallace has been fined $30,000 for public criticism of the officials following the Celtics 116-103 win over Toronto on Friday, November 27 in Boston.

Celtics guard Ray Allen has returned to the team after spending Friday night in the hospital with his son.

Allen missed Saturday's practice, but the team said he made it back in time for Boston's flight to Miami and that he should be available to play on Sunday against the Heat.

Walker Allen, now 2 1/2 years old, was diagnosed with diabetes during the 2008 NBA Finals.

When Tony Allen makes his expected return from ankle surgery next week, the Celtics could send rookie guard Lester Hudson to the NBDL.

"I don't want to go to the D-league," Hudson said, "but if I have to, I will."

Hudson would be just two hours away from the team, in Portland, unlike last season when Bill Walker and J.R. Giddens were shipped to Utah.

"Yeah, but I still don't want to go," he said. "I'd like to be around the guys and learn from the guys, learn the NBA game. The D-league is not the same as the NBA."

Hudson has played less than 37 minutes in his brief NBA career, something the former Tennessee-Martin star isn't accustomed to.

"It's kind of hard," he said, "but you understand that you've got veteran guys in front of you."

Celtics forward Rasheed Wallace is upset with what he believes is an epidemic of flopping in the NBA.

Wallace says he was duped into his fifth technical foul of the season by Raptors forward Hedo Turkoglu on Friday night.

"They've got to know that he's a [darn] flopper. That's all Turkododo do," Wallace said after Boston beat Toronto. "Flopping shouldn't get you nowhere. He acts like I shot him.

"That's not basketball, man. That's not defense. That's garbage, what it is. I'm glad I don't have too much of it left."

Commissioner David Stern has complained about flopping in the past, but the NBA has struggled to try and curtail it.

"This game is watered down, watered down with all that flopping. They're setting rules on us to the point where you're taunting if you dunk on somebody. Paul [Pierce] dunked it and then he didn't say nothing, but it's a tech," Wallace added.

Pierce was called for a technical after he dunked on Chris Bosh. Pierce hovered over Bosh as he remained on the ground, apparently injured.

Allen Iverson's retirement, or possible retirement, has created a time of reflection for several members of the Celtics who are part of the same generation.

?Not only do I think about [Iverson], but then you think about our whole class and all the guys who are just starting to fall off," Ray Allen said. ?Before you know it, it?s a generation past, and everybody is taking off and headed to greener pastures. For me, these days, this is like gravy time for me to be able to continue to play and feel good about it and be strong and my body feels great and to be fresh."

The NBA featured close to a full slate of games on Thanksgiving Eve.

- Indiana 86, L.A. Clippers 73

Team FIC Differential: Pacers +13, Clippers -13

The Indiana Pacers (6-7) scored just 34 points in the first half, but woke up to defeat the Los Angeles Clippers (6-10) on Wednesday night. Troy Murphy led with 18 points and 11 rebounds, Brandon Rush posted 13 points and 11 boards and T.J. Ford added 11 points, six assists and five rebounds. Indiana turned the ball over just eight times and was without leading scorer Danny Granger. Baron Davis scored 25 points on 11-for-19 shooting, Marcus Camby tallied 15 points and 21 rebounds and Chris Kaman contributed 10 points and 10 boards.

Game FIC Scores

Marcus Camby, Los Angeles ? 28.4

Troy Murphy, Indiana ? 14.8

Baron Davis, Los Angeles ? 12.8

T.J. Ford, Indiana ? 10.0

- Charlotte 116, Toronto 81

Team FIC Differential: Bobcats +65.7, Raptors -65.7

The Charlotte Bobcats (5-9) dominated the final three quarters in an impressive win over the Toronto Raptors (7-9) at Time Warner Cable Arena. Gerald Wallace starred with 31 points and 13 rebounds, Stephen Jackson tallied 23 points and six assists and Nazr Mohammed put up 11 points and nine boards off the bench. Charlotte held Toronto to 34% shooting and turned the ball over just nine times. Chris Bosh led with 18 points and 14 rebounds, Amir Johnson posted 13 points and eight boards and DeMar DeRozan totaled 12 points and six rebounds.

Game FIC Scores

Gerald Wallace, Charlotte ? 27.3

Amir Johnson, Toronto ? 14.9

Gerald Henderson, Charlotte ? 13.8

Stephen Jackson, Charlotte ? 13.0

- Boston 113, Philadelphia 110

Team FIC Differential: Celtics +6.1, 76ers -6.1

The Boston Celtics (11-4) came alive in the fourth quarter en route to a home win over the Philadelphia 76ers (5-10). Paul Pierce had 27 points, six rebounds and six assists, Kendrick Perkins posted 12 points and eight boards and Kevin Garnett scored 19 points on 5-for-9 shooting. Boston attempted 13 more foul shots, but Philadelphia went 13-for-20 from three-point range. Andre Iguodala starred with 25 points, nine rebounds and nine assists, Thaddeus Young tallied 17 points and six boards and Jason Kapono scored 20 points on 8-for-11 shooting in the loss.

Game FIC Scores

Paul Pierce, Boston ? 24.8

Andre Iguodala, Philadelphia ? 19.3

Willie Green, Philadelphia ? 13.3

Ray Allen, Boston ? 11.6

- Miami 99, Orlando 98

Team FIC Differential: Heat +6.9, Magic -6.9

Michael Beasley scored the game-winning basket as the Miami Heat (9-5) stormed back to beat the Orlando Magic (11-4) at Amway Arena. Dwyane Wade led with 24 points and six assists, Jermaine O?Neal tallied 13 points and 16 rebounds and Beasley added 15 points and 12 boards. Miami shot just 38%, but won the rebounding battle by eight and took great care of the basketball. Jason Williams had 25 points and eight assists, Dwight Howard posted 12 points and 16 rebounds and Vince Carter contributed 22 points and six boards.

Game FIC Scores

Jason Williams, Orlando ? 22.9

Jermaine O?Neal, Miami ? 16.5

Dwyane Wade, Miami ? 14.9

Dwight Howard, Orlando ? 14.6

- New Orleans 102, Milwaukee 99 (OT)

Team FIC Differential: Hornets -1.1, Bucks +1.1

The New Orleans Hornets (7-9) knocked off the Milwaukee Bucks (8-5) in overtime on Wednesday night. David West had 27 points, 10 rebounds and five assists, Emeka Okafor posted eight points and 13 boards and rookie Darren Collison stuffed the stat sheet with 18 points, eight dimes and seven rebounds. Both teams shot below 40%, but New Orleans won the rebounding battle by 12. Luke Ridnour excelled with 23 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds, Hakim Warrick tallied 22 points and 10 boards and rookie Brandon Jennings put up 14 points, eight dimes and seven rebounds.

Game FIC Scores

Luke Ridnour, Milwaukee ? 23.2

David West, New Orleans ? 19.4

Darren Collison, New Orleans ? 15.8

Emeka Okafor, New Orleans ? 14.0

- Cleveland 98, Detroit 88

Team FIC Differential: Cavaliers +20.1, Pistons -20.1

The Cleveland Cavaliers (11-4) jumped out to an early lead and kept the Detroit Pistons (5-10) at bay for the remainder of the game. LeBron James led with 34 points, eight rebounds and seven assists, Maurice Williams tallied 14 points and eight dimes and Daniel Gibson scored 13 points on 5-for-7 shooting off the bench. Cleveland hit 50% of their shots, while holding Detroit to 39% shooting. Rodney Stuckey had 25 points and six rebounds, Charlie Villanueva posted 19 points and eight boards and Ben Wallace put up eight points and nine rebounds in defeat.

Game FIC Scores

LeBron James, Cleveland ? 20.1

Rodney Stuckey, Detroit ? 14.8

Charlie Villanueva, Detroit ? 12.5

Maurice Williams, Cleveland ? 12.0

- Denver 124, Minnesota 111

Team FIC Differential: Nuggets +28.6, Timberwolves -28.6

The Denver Nuggets (11-4) scored 40 points in the third quarter as they send the Minnesota Timberwolves (1-14) to their fourteenth straight defeat. Carmelo Anthony had 22 points and five assists, Nene posted 17 points, eight rebounds and six dimes and Chauncey Billups totaled 19 points and five dimes. Denver shot 52%, which allowed them to overcome 19 turnovers. Corey Brewer exploded for 22 points and 13 rebounds, Al Jefferson tallied 14 points and 12 boards and Jonny Flynn scored 20 points on 6-for-15 shooting.

Game FIC Scores

Corey Brewer, Minnesota ? 23.5

Nene, Denver ? 23.1

Carmelo Anthony, Denver ? 17.4

Al Jefferson, Minnesota ? 15.3

- Dallas 130, Houston 99

Team FIC Differential: Mavericks +67.1, Rockets -67.1

The Dallas Mavericks (11-4) cruised to an emphatic win over the Houston Rockets (8-7) at the Toyota Center. Dirk Nowitzki had 25 points and eight rebounds, Jason Terry tallied 27 points and 10 assists and Tim Thomas scored 23 points on 9-for-13 shooting. Dallas drilled 65% of their shots and forced Houston to commit 17 turnovers. Carl Landry led with 24 points and six rebounds, Luis Scola posted 15 points and seven boards and Trevor Ariza scored 20 points in the loss.

Game FIC Scores

Jason Terry, Dallas ? 28.1

Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas ? 21.8

Carl Landry, Houston ? 17.8

Tim Thomas, Dallas ? 17.1

- San Antonio 118, Golden State 104

Team FIC Differential: Spurs +38.3, Warriors -38.3

The San Antonio Spurs (7-6) used a strong third quarter to race past the Golden State Warriors (5-9). Tony Parker starred with 32 points and seven assists, Tim Duncan posted 20 points, 10 rebounds and six dimes and Roger Mason added 17 points, six boards and five assists off the bench. San Antonio shot 51% and outrebounded Golden State by seven. Monta Ellis shined with 42 points on 16-for-25 shooting, Anthony Randolph tallied 12 points and seven rebounds and rookie Stephen Curry totaled 11 points, seven boards and five assists.

Game FIC Scores

Tim Duncan, San Antonio ? 26.1

Monta Ellis, Golden State ? 25.8

Tony Parker, San Antonio ? 19.6

Roger Mason, San Antonio ? 16.8

- Phoenix 126, Memphis 111

Team FIC Differential: Suns +31.4, Grizzlies -31.4

The Phoenix Suns (12-3) used a 21-point edge over the second and third quarter to defeat the Memphis Grizzlies (5-10) at the US Airways Center. Amare Stoudemire scored a game-high 28 points, Jason Richardson tallied 20 points and five rebounds and Steve Nash added 11 points and 16 assists. Phoenix hit 61% of their shots, but Memphis won the rebounding battle by 20. Zach Randolph had 24 points and 13 rebounds, Sam Young posted 14 points and seven boards and Rudy Gay contributed 16 points and seven rebounds in the loss.

Game FIC Scores

Steve Nash, Phoenix ? 21.3

Amare Stoudemire, Phoenix ? 18.8

Zach Randolph, Memphis ? 17.3

Jason Richardson, Phoenix ? 15.6

- Portland 93, New Jersey 83

Team FIC Differential: Trail Blazers +23.3, Nets -23.3

The Portland Trail Blazers (12-5) used a balanced effort to send the New Jersey Nets (0-15) to yet another loss. Greg Oden had 18 points and eight rebounds, Brandon Roy posted 13 points and five assists and LaMarcus Aldridge put up 12 points and eight boards. Portland shot 50% and attempted 10 more foul shots than New Jersey. Brook Lopez starred with 32 points and 14 rebounds, Trenton Hassell tallied 10 points and eight boards and Chris Douglas-Roberts scored 18 points on 8-for-17 shooting.

Game FIC Scores

Brook Lopez, New Jersey ? 24.8

Greg Oden, Portland ? 15.9

Andre Miller, Portland ? 14.0

Trenton Hassell, New Jersey ? 11.5

- Sacramento 111, New York 97

Team FIC Differential: Kings +24.7, Knicks -24.7

The Sacramento Kings (6-8) used a strong third quarter to knock off the New York Knicks (3-12). Donte Greene had 24 points and five assists, Tyreke Evans tallied 19 points, 11 rebounds and seven dimes and Sergio Rodriguez totaled 15 points, four boards and four assists in the win. Sacramento held New York to 38% shooting and won the rebounding battle by seven. David Lee had 25 points and 12 rebounds, Nate Robinson posted 25 points and five assists and Al Harrington contributed 17 points, nine boards and five dimes in the loss.

Game FIC Scores

Donte Green, Sacramento ? 23.0

David Lee, New York ? 21.6

Tyreke Evans, Sacramento ? 15.5

Nate Robinson, New York ? 15.4

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Celtics guard Marquis Daniels is downplaying the soreness he has felt in his left wrist.

Daniels first felt the soreness following Boston's game against Indiana on Nov. 14.

"I'm a hockey player," he said. "I'm all right, it's OK. I'm just protecting it a little bit."

After some prodding, he corrected his hockey fib.

"I can't skate," Daniels continued. "I'm from Florida. I don't even like ice."

The Celtics could get guard Tony Allen back as early as Wednesday night against the 76ers.

Allen has been rehabilitating from right ankle surgery.

"Tony looked good (Tuesday)," Rivers said.

"I think for him it's going to be a confidence thing (Monday). I didn't think he looked good, and today he looked terrific. He was exploding to the basket. So I think he's very close. We'll wait until (Wednesday) and see how he feels."

Allen has career averages of eight points and 2.4 rebounds per game.

The Celtics have discussed the possibility of signing free-agent guard Allen Iverson, but they don't currently plan to pursue him.

"We have had internal discussions about (Iverson)," team president Danny Ainge said, "but a decision like this has to be unanimous, and it wasn't."

In order to sign Iverson, Boston would have to either trade or cut a player. At this point, it hasn't gotten that far.

There are question marks surrounding his cost and if he would be willing to come of the bench for the Celtics.

"Those are all things to be considered, but we never got to the point where we discussed them with Allen or his agent," Ainge added.

The executive added that if the team suffers an injury or a need comes up, Boston could revisit the idea of signing Iverson.