Schedule of Upcoming NBA Games This Weekend
Today's games include Charlotte at Boston and Indiana at Philadelphia at 6 p.m. Los Angeles Lakers visit Orlando, Clippers play New York, and Miami hosts San Antonio. Warriors visit Memphis, Hawks at New Orleans, Raptors at Seattle, with late-night Dallas at Portland on tap. Weekend games feature Washington at Cleveland, Dallas at New Jersey, and more across Saturday and Sunday.
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Mavericks End Heat Streak as Nowitzki Drops 41 Points
Dallas beat Miami 113-93, ending the Heat’s 14-game home win streak. Dirk Nowitzki scored 41 with 10 rebounds, Marquis Daniels added 22, and Shaquille O'Neal reached 22 points for the Heat. Dwyane Wade sprained his left ankle but X-rays were negative. Miami coach Stan Van Gundy cited defensive lapses as the key issue.
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Cavaliers' James Lives Up To Hype In Suns Comeback
Cavaliers guard LeBron James scored a season high 38 points and sparked a 114-109 overtime win over the Phoenix Suns. He added 10 rebounds and six assists in 48 minutes, lifting Cleveland with a fourth quarter surge and a late assist to Zydrunas Ilgauskas for the go ahead. James further cemented his ascent after a 48 minute showing and a league leading 28.6 scoring average.
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Mavericks Triumph Over Heat In Thursday NBA Action
Dallas Mavericks defeated Miami 113 to 93 led by Dirk Nowitzki with 41 points and 13 assists. Shaquille O'Neal and Wade top Miami scorers, while Minnesota beat Houston 96 to 91 as Garnett posts double double and Houston suffers key losses.
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