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Players react to LeBron passing Jordan
Moments after LeBron James moved past Michael Jordan into fourth place on the NBA's career scoring list, Magic Johnson and players around the league began tweeting tributes to The King ...
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About Last Night: LaVine lights it up
His team is not destined for the playoffs. His career scoring as a fifth-year player is not nearing the top of any list -- except for Wednesday night's top performers.
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Milestone baskets in LeBron's career
Now in his 16th NBA season, Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James has no shortage of career accolades. From Kia MVPs (four) to Finals MVPs (four as well) and NBA titles (three) to All-Star appearances (15) and All-NBA nods (14), James has the resume that proves he's worthy of inclusion when the conversation shifts to the best NBA player ever.
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NBA and Alibaba Expand China Partnership
BEIJING -- NBA China and Alibaba Group today announced an expansion of their partnership that will bring NBA content to Alibaba���s platforms for the first time, along with an enhanced online shopping experience for consumers in China.
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Paul George (shoulder) returns vs. Wolves
Oklahoma City Thunder swingman Paul George has missed the team's last three games due to a sore right shoulder, but will be back in the mix tonight against the Minnesota Timberwolves (8 ET, NBA League Pass).
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LeBron says he won't sit out games down stretch
With Monday night's home loss, the Los Angeles Lakers' fading playoff hopes got a little more dim. The 113-105 loss to the crosstown LA Clippers dropped the Lakers to 30-34, putting them 5 1/2 games behind the No. 8-seeded San Antonio Spurs.
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About Last Night: Rising Suns
It was little more than a week ago that the lowly Phoenix Suns found themselves floundering through the worst stretch in team history, an 18-game losing streak in which they absorbed defeats of (among others) 34, 27, 37, 28 and 27 points.
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Clippers happily deliver another blow to Lakers' playoff hopes
LOS ANGELES ��� They never got a call or an email or even a text, and certainly not a meeting last summer. When LeBron James chose Los Angeles as the place to re-root his family and build his side hustle in entertainment and yes, contend for NBA championships, he never bothered to explain why he chose one L.A. team over the other.
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Q&A: Consistent, stable Pacers maintain their ways under Pritchard
Kevin Pritchard and Donnie Walsh were walking out of Bankers Life Fieldhouse Thursday night after Indiana���s 122-115 victory against Minnesota. Its record went to 41-22, no small feat considering All-Star guard Victor Oladipo���s season ended on Jan. 23 with a ruptured right quadriceps tendon.
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Bucks sign Bledsoe to contract extension
The Milwaukee Bucks have signed guard Eric Bledsoe to a contract extension. Currently in his second season with the Bucks, Bledsoe is averaging 15.9 points, 5.5 assists and 4.7 rebounds per game while shooting a career-high 49.2 percent from the field. He was originally acquired by Milwaukee last season in a trade with Phoenix on Nov. 7, 2017, and has since averaged 17.0 points, 5.3 assists and 4.3 rebounds in 132 games (all starts) with the Bucks.
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About Last Night: Pistons' playoff thrust
With Sunday's 112-107 overtime victory against Toronto -- their ninth win in 11 games and fifth straight at home -- Detroit has reached .500 for the first time since Dec. 26 and claimed the Eastern Conference's No. 6 seed in one fell swoop. (Here's where we acknowledge Kawhi Leonard was rested, dropping the Raptors to 13-5 without their star forward.)
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Pistons' Pachulia fined for incident
NEW YORK ��� Detroit Pistons center Zaza Pachulia has been fined $25,000 for confronting and verbally abusing a game official and failing to leave the court in a timely manner upon his ejection, it was announced today by Kiki VanDeWeghe, Executive Vice President, Basketball Operations.
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About Last Night: How Harris fits in Philly
When Tobias Harris was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers, the NBA world moved past the shock of the newly established "Big 4" with questions shifting immediately to how they would fit:
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Lonzo Ball (ankle) needs more recovery time
The Los Angeles Lakers defense has taken a notable hit since second-year guard Lonzo Ball went down with an ankle sprain and bone bruise against the Rockets on January 19. It's been 14 games as of Thursday, and it looks like the count will continue, leaving the defense without a crucial piece during the stretch run.
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Nowitzki may be open to another season in NBA
In arena after arena this season, Dallas Mavericks star forward Dirk Nowitzki has been showered with fond farewells and gifts in this, his 21st NBA season. However, Nowitzki never officially ruled out a return for season No. 22 and seems to be pondering that notion of late.
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Marvin Bagley III exits game vs. Bucks, scheduled for MRI
Sacramento Kings rookie Marvin Bagley III had finally begun to break through, averaging 23.0 points and 9.0 rebounds over his last five games prior to Wednesday's matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks, but might be out for a stretch following a painful-looking knee injury.
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The Pelicans' peculiar situation reaches a pivot point
LOS ANGELES -- They represent a city that takes pride in being quirky and mysterious and wonderfully peculiar, although none of these traits quite make sense for basketball. The New Orleans Pelicans are different than most NBA teams right now, that���s for sure, and not for all the right reasons.
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Bucks, Kings collaborate to address social injustice
Nearly a year after police fatally shot an unarmed black man in Sacramento and a series of protests ensued in California���s capital, the Kings and Milwaukee Bucks collaborated on a daylong summit Wednesday to address social injustice and encourage engagement and thoughtful discussions to try to bring about change.
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For LeBron and Lakers, reality show now on the court
LOS ANGELES ��� Here���s a pitch for the next show to be developed by SpringHill Entertainment, the production company co-founded by LeBron James and Maverick Carter: What about an inside look at a glamorous NBA franchise and how a locker room collapsed under burning issues? The star player becomes a flashpoint for the boiling frustration, and they scramble to find elusive solutions as the season begins to pass them by.
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76ers C Marjanovic out with bone bruise, sprain
Philadelphia 76ers center Boban Marjanovic suffered a bone bruise and mild sprain of his right knee in a collision with Pelicans forward Cheick Diallo and will be evaluated again within the week.
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Smart says Celtics not 'together' after loss, recent skid
The last time the Boston Celtics won at Scotiabank Arena, it was known as Air Canada Center and the date was April 4, 2015. The result was no different last night, as the Toronto Raptors walloped the Celtics 118-95 in a game that was basically over at halftime.
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Some standout games from Harden's 30-point scoring streak
For the past two-plus months, James Harden could be counted on to score 30 or more points in a game. After 32 consecutive games of scoring 30 or more points, though, that run came to an end in the Houston Rockets' 119-111 home win against the Atlanta Hawks last night.
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Bibby faces sexual misconduct allegations in Arizona
Police are investigating sexual abuse and harassment accusations made against former University of Arizona and NBA player Mike Bibby, according to officials in the school district where he now works as a high school coach.
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Harden's streak of 30-point games ends at 32
The Rockets' superstar saw his streak of consecutive 30-point games end at 32 on Monday after scoring "just" 28 in Houston's 119-111 win against the Hawks. That would not have been the case had Harden hit at least one of 10 attempts from beyond the 3-point arc.
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About Last Night: Harden's streak of 30-point games ends at 32
James Harden's historic run of consecutive games with at least 30 points ended in the Rockets' 119-111 win over the Hawks. The reigning Kia MVP came up just short, finishing with 28 points on another tough shooting night. Harden, who said he was still bothered by a neck problem, connected on just seven of his 21 shots and missed all 10 of his 3-point attempts.
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Towns (concussion protocol) cleared to play vs. Kings
The Minnesota Timberwolves will have All-Star big man Karl-Anthony Towns back in the lineup tonight after he missed the last two games. Towns was out of those games because he was in the NBA's concussion protocol after being involved in a car accident Thursday.
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LeBron joins top-10 all-time assists leaders
With the kind of names LeBron James has recently passed on the all-time scoring list, the four-time MVP's ascent up the assists leaderboard has occurred mostly under the radar.
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Q&A: Crawford teaching valuable lessons during Suns' woeful season
A soul-crushing , franchise-worst 17-game losing streak is enough to dim even the brightest spirits in the game. Losing 50 of the 61 games your team plays ��� it���s a deflating existence for any team. For the Phoenix Suns, this has summed up much of their season to date.
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About Last Night: Knicks skidding no more
The Mecca Of Basketball has been more like the Little Shop Of Horrors this season, with the New York Knicks dropping a team-record 18 straight games at Madison Square Garden entering Sunday's contest against the San Antonio Spurs.
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About Last Night: Paul runs the show
Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul has been around the NBA long enough, 14 seasons and counting, to know that regular-season games don't mean much of anything in the grand scheme.
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Mirotic makes a 'great' Bucks debut, re-adjusts quickly to East race
MILWAUKEE -- As a game, this one never did launch, with the Boston Celtics and the Milwaukee Bucks slogging through 48 minutes of attrition. It was an ugly contest played by two rusty teams, the absence of rhythm from a weeklong All-Star break masquerading as pesky defense -- yeah, that's it, defense -- rather than off-kilter shooting.
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