NBA Scores and Tonight Schedule Highlighted
Monday results show Atlanta defeated Sacramento 99 to 76 and New Orleans beat Boston 106 to 88. Tonight features Denver at New Jersey and a full slate including Cleveland at Charlotte and Dallas at New York with multiple regional matchups.
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How former Jayhawk fared
Paul Pierce, a former Kansas Jayhawk, scored 28 points on 11 of 18 shooting with 2 of 3 from the line as Boston player.
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Hawks roll to season-high win with Childress big night
Atlanta topped Sacramento 99-76 as Josh Childress scored a season-high 25 and Zaza Pachulia added 23. The Hawks extended their home win streak to five while Sacramento wrestled with scoring droughts late in the third quarter.
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Wade Wadeway progress unclear on return to Heat
Dwyane Wade said he needs at least two weeks more of rehab for his dislocated left shoulder before deciding on a return this season. The Heat have won 10 of 13 since his injury and sit in the Eastern Conference playoff mix as Wade progresses through workouts. Wade declined to set a exact return date while coach Pat Riley noted ongoing progress and the team adapting with him out.
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Wolves struggle at point guard as Suns loom
Minnesota trudges through a point guard crisis with Randy Foye, Mike James and Troy Hudson splitting time while Steve Nash dominates playmaking for Phoenix. Coach Randy Wittman weighs starting choices after a 109-102 loss to Los Angeles, with Foye brief bench success and James off the bench for 18 points and 11 assists.
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