Bryant suspended one game for elbow to Ginobili
New York Kobe Bryant was suspended one game without pay by the NBA for striking Manu Ginobili in the face as the Lakers played the Knicks in New York. Bryant sought an immediate hearing, was denied, and could appeal later. Iverson will miss Portland game after spraining his right ankle in Denver.
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James sits out Cavaliers vs Golden State with toe rest
LeBron James rests his sprained right big toe by sitting out the Cavaliers game against Golden State. He injured the toe on January nineteen at Denver and has aggravated it by playing in four straight. The Cavaliers note a 7-2 record in nine career injury absences by their star since 2003.
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Tuesday NBA scores feature parity and shockers
Indiana tops Boston 103 96. Washington beats Detroit 104 99. Cleveland cruises past Golden State 124 97. Miami overwhelms Milwaukee 110 80. New York edges L A Lakers 99 94. Dallas storms past Seattle 122 102. Strong showings from Cleveland and Dallas stand out.
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Night NBA Schedule Highlights Across Five States
Tonight's slate features Milwaukee at Orlando, Golden State at Atlanta, Washington at Toronto, New York at Charlotte, and the Lakers at Boston all at 6 p.m. Eastern or local times. Later games include Detroit at New Jersey, Dallas at Memphis, Philadelphia visiting Oklahoma City, Seattle at Houston, San Antonio at Utah, Sacramento at Minnesota, Denver at Portland, and Chicago at L.A. Clippers with 9:30 p.m. starts.
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Thursday NBA Games Set Across Cleveland Miami and Phoenix
Cleveland visits Miami for a 7 p.m. game while San Antonio travels to Phoenix for a 9 30 p.m. showdown. The pair of matchups highlight the late week schedule with two Eastern West coast contests.
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Former Jayhawks shine and sit out on injury
Nick Collison of Seattle scored 15 points on 6 of 10 shooting with 3 of 3 from the line. Drew Gooden of Cleveland added 11 points on 5 of 12 and 1 of 2 from the line. Scot Pollard had 3 points on 1 of 3 and 1 of 2. Paul Pierce of Boston and Wayne Simien of Miami did not play due to injury and illness respectively.
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Wizards edge Pistons in first place showdown
Washington tops Detroit 104 99 in a key Eastern Conference clash as Arenas scores 36 and Jamison injures knee. Pistons see season series split and remain tied atop standings pending further tests.
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Mavericks president Donnie Nelson notes a draft bumper crop and rising big men reshape the league. Yao Ming, Dwight Howard, Amare Stoudemire and Andrew Bynum exemplify a return of traditional centers costarring with guards, as Greg Oden looms as a future franchise cornerstone amid comparisons to former greats.
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