Former Jayhawks Shine in Monday NBA Games
Raef LaFrentz and Paul Pierce led their teams in a Monday NBA slate. LaFrentz scored 7 points on 2 of 5 shooting with 3 made free throws, while Pierce totaled 26 points on 8 of 19 shooting and 8 of 11 from the line.
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Bryant lifts Lakers past Celtics to halt skid in Boston
Kobe Bryant scored 43 points with five rebounds and five steals as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Boston Celtics 105-97 to salvage the final game of a three game road trip. Lamar Odom added 17 points and nine rebounds while Pierce and Allen led Boston with 26 and 18 points respectively.
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Lakers 105 Celtics 97 NBA box score
Lakers lead by Bryant 43 and dominate rebounds 54 to 49 as Odom and Parker contribute double figures. Celtics Pierce exits after fouling out as Boston struggles from field 34 of 80 while Lakers 43 of 90 overall propel 105 97 win across multiple matchups including Hawks and Bucks contests.
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Marbury Returns to Knicks Fails to Ignite Hope
The Knicks hoped Stephen Marbury would lift a faltering franchise after his 2004 return, but years of friction and mixed results followed. Rumors of coach turnover and internal strife clouded his tenure, while other teams benefited after his exits. The presiding narrative portrays a pivotal yet unfulfilled reunion in New York basketball.
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Andersen appeal upholds dismissal from NBA under drug policy
Former New Orleans Hornets forward Chris Andersen had his NBA dismissal for violating the league drug policy upheld by arbitrator Calvin Sharpe. He is ineligible for reinstatement for two years after being dismissed in late January following a grievance by Andersen and the players union.
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