Clips, without Paul, cruise past sliding WolvesAssociated Press, ESPN.com Jamal Crawford scored 22 points, Blake Griffin added 20 and the Los Angeles Clippers hardly broke a sweat in cruising to a 90-77 victory over the free-falling Minnesota Timberwolves on Thursday night. |
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J.A. Adande, ESPN.com The champs get it done with "less," but the Lakers need more from everyone, writes J.A. Adande. |
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Arash Markazi, ESPN.com Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul will not play Thursday against the Minnesota Timberwolves, sitting out his third straight game because of a bruised right kneecap. |
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Preview: Heat vs. LakersJan 17
Thanks to Kobe Bryant's renewed commitment on defense, the Lakers (17-21) have been playing their best defense as a team the last 2 games, which coincedentally turned into 2 straight wins. A sign of good things to come for the Lakers? It better. Despite… |
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Preview: Heat vs. LakersJan 17
Thanks to Kobe Bryant's renewed commitment on defense, the Lakers (17-21) have been playing their best defense as a team the last 2 games, which coincedentally turned into 2 straight wins. A sign of good things to come for the Lakers? It better. Despite… |
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Eric Freeman, yahoo.com Los Angeles Lakers icon Kobe Bryant has been a part of the NBA for 17 seasons. During that time, he's seen several different eras, from the end of Michael Jordan's dominance to the recent ascendance of LeBron James and Kevin Durant. The only constant, r… |
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Brian Scalabrine lied about concussion symptoms to Celtics doctors to get cleared for the playoffsJan 17
Dan Devine, yahoo.com Pau Gasol will return to the Los Angeles Lakers' lineup for the team's nationally televised Thursday game against the defending NBA champion Miami Heat after missing five games with a concussion brought on by an inadvertent elbow from Denver Nuggets cen… |
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Kelly Dwyer, yahoo.com Kobe Bryant made the All-Defensive second team last season. Let that sink in a bit. The guy who has been dragging his leg around for three years, the man who had to have his knee drained several times a season, was selected by coaches as one of the four… |
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Brian Windhorst, ESPN.com The Heat got off to a slow start in LeBron's first season in Miami two years ago. |
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Iam Thomsen, CNNSI.com Does Oklahoma City have enough star power to fend off the Clippers, Spurs and Grizzlies on their way to unseating the defending champion Heat? The question was raised when the Thunder traded James Harden to Houston in October. The answer may yet be prov… |
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In the Rivers' first father-son meeting, Austin got the best of Doc in the Hornets' 90-78 win. But the emotional night, years in the making, was about much more, says Ian Thomsen. |
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