Two more high school stars declare for the NBA draft
Lenny Cooke, Amare Stoudemire, and DeAngelo Collins said they will skip college and enter the June NBA draft. Cooke, 20, from Brooklyn, spoke with NBA figures and will be represented by Immortal Sports. Stoudemire, from Orlando, aims to be the first high schooler named NBA rookie of the year. Collins from Inglewood joins the trio as high school entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lenny Cooke
Cooke
Amare Stoudemire
Orlando Fla
DeAngelo Collins
Inglewood Calif
Stoudemire
Collins
Brooklyn
Nly
Annhijae
Los Angeles Clippers
Elton Brand
Stephen Marbury
Phoenix Suns
NBA
Marbury
Georgia Tech
Immortal Sports
Santa Monica
Calif
NCAA
Central Flint
Mich
H.5
Brand
Duke
Kwame Brown
Tyson Chandler
Eddy Curry
DeSagana Diop
Florida
Mavericks Even Series With 110 102 Win Over Kings
Dallas guards Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki led the Mavericks to a 110 102 victory at Sacramento, knotting the Western Conference semifinal at 1-1. Nash scored 30, eight assists, Nowitzki 22 points 15 rebounds, LaFrentz 14 points 10 rebounds as Dallas rallied late. Webber led Kings with 22 and 12, Bibby 22 and seven, Stojakovic 14 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Steve Nash
Dallas
Mavericks
Sacramento Kings
Nash
Dirk Nowitzki
Kings
Raef LaFrentz
Dalas
Chris Webber
Nowitzki
Webber
Arco Arena
Mike Bibby
Bibby
Mavs
Nick van Exel
Peja Stojakovic
Hedo Turkoglu
Vilade Divac
Scot Pollard
Doug Christie
LaFrentz
Newman
Finley
van Exel
Falbby
Turkoglu
Stojakovic
Divac
Christie
Jackson
Nowitzkl
Donn
Nelson
Buckner
Dallas Nets 110 in 102 shootout with Kings
Dallas posted 110 points on 42 of 87 shooting and 19 of 24 free throws led by Nash with 30 and Nowitzki 22 as Dallas outscored Sacramento 110 to 102. Stojakovic led the Kings with 22 and Bibby added 22 while Webber had 12 rebounds.
Playoff Semifinals Updates From Conference Series
Recap of playoff results and schedule notes with scores from May 4 and 5. Sacramento leads Dallas 1-0 after 108 91 win. New Jersey tops Charlotte 99 93. Detroit dominates Boston 96 44 as Lakers edge San Antonio 86 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Dallas
New Jersey
Charlotte
Detroit
Boston
Lakers
San Antonio
L.A. Lakers
Jay
Tba
Lakers starters O'Neal Bryant to play in Game 2
Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant, sidelined briefly in Sundays Western Conference semifinal opener with San Antonio, are expected to play tonight. O'Neal had three stitches on his right index finger and Bryant bruised his right knee but both practiced lightly and will suit up for Game 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles (Or
Los Angeles Lakers
Shaquille O'Neal
Kobe Bryant
San Antonio
O'Neal
Bryant
Bruce Bowen
Lakers
Phil Jackson
Spurs
Gregg Popovich
David Robinson
Ming dunk highlight draws Chicago Chinese community attention
Chinese community in Chicago follows Yao Ming during his four day visit with Chinese language papers and local media, while Chinatown Chamber of Commerce seeks which restaurant fed the star in his hotel. Discussion notes his height and potential NBA fit with the Bulls, and interest in spicy local dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yao Ming
NBA
Chicago
Bulls
CuHicaco
Erica Chung
Chinatown Chamber of Commerce
Chung
Ming
Michael Chang
Sing Tao Daily
World Journal
O'Hare
Sing Tao
Michelle Teo
Chicago Chinese News
Chinatown
Danny Lee
Loyola University
Moody Bible Institute
Lee
China
Yvonne Lau
Hollywood
Lau
Yao
Also Mentioned on This Page
LaSalle Academy
Old Tappan
N.J
Nowiczki
Nalera
Griffin
Bradley
Wang
eAance
Ang McGrad Ori
Call
Chinese Center
Chicago Tribune