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Golden State Warriors lose to Oklahoma City Thunder 120-109
San Jose Mercury News By Marcus Thompson II mthomps2@bayareanewsgroup.com The Warriors, on a given night, can beat any team in the NBA, so this year's mantra goes. Not when they turn the ball over 20 times. Not when they get out-rebounded by 19. and more » |
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National Post "Some NBA guys think it's funny because you can do all that and the referees are out there to save them," Harrington said, "and I don't play games like that." He said he was sorry for shoving Fernandez to get to Kleiza, too. "Yeah, I apologized. and more » |
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Ricky Rubio, Kevin Love power Timberwolves past Spurs
ESPN Minnesota Timberwolves' Kevin Love (42) drives around San Antonio Spurs' DeJuan Blair in the first half of an NBA… Ricky Rubio matches a career high with 18 points while tallying 10 assists on the night. It's his 8th game this season with at least 10 … and more » |
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Heat's Wade shines in NBA return
Sydney Morning Herald All-Star guard Dwyane Wade scored 28 points after missing the past six games with a right ankle sprain and the Miami Heat withstood a barrage of three-pointers to beat the shorthanded New York Knicks 99-89 in the NBA on Friday night. and more » |
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Suns' Steve Nash on verge of team's career assists record
AZ Central.com Johnson mentored Nash when he entered the NBA, spending two years as teammates before Johnson retired and Nash was traded to Dallas. Since his return to Phoenix, Nash has captured five NBA assists titles and is on his way to a sixth just as he will … and more » |
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Thunder Analysis: OKC defeats Golden State behind Ibaka's effort
Daily O’Collegian Oklahoma City is making NBA arenas across the country look like home away from home. The Thunder picked up another impressive road win to start a long stretch of road games, defeating Golden State, 120-109. The Thunder pushed its NBA-best record to … and more » |
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Williams leads Nets past Cavaliers, 99-96
Casper Star-Tribune Online New Jersey Nets power forward Kris Humphries, left, and Shelden Williams, right, battle for a rebound against Cleveland Cavaliers' Anderson Varejao, from Brazil, in the second quarter in an NBA basketball game on Friday, Jan. 27, 2012, in Cleveland. and more » |
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LAKERS NOTEBOOK: 'Easier' road test is ahead
Daily Breeze Instead of facing two teams expected to contend for NBA supremacy, the Lakers will play two losing teams that nobody expects to challenge for a title. The Milwaukee Bucks and the Minnesota Timberwolves might not even make the playoffs. and more » |
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Sixers stay losing-streak-free with win over Bobcats
Delaware County Daily Times The Charlotte Bobcats, aka the NBA's Pi Six intriguing health care start-up ideas – Washington Post
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