Heat Hold Off Lakers 107 97 for Fifth Straight Victory
LeBron James scored 32 points on 12 18 shooting as the Miami Heat beat the Los Angeles Lakers 107 97 extending their win streak to five. Wade added 30 points while Kobe Bryant had 28 for the Lakers. Miami moved 2 games clear of the Knicks in the East.
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Grizzlies Rally Past Timberwolves In Home Win
Tayshaun Prince went 8 for 8 from the field for 18 points as Memphis built a second quarter lead and rolled to a 105 88 victory. Zach Randolph Mike Conley and Austin Daye each added 16 points while Conley had eight assists and Randolph eight rebounds.
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Oklahoma City 97 Phoenix 69 with Durant Westbrook Sefolosha Durant 20 plus. San Antonio 111 Brooklyn 86 led by Parker 29. Denver 114 Boston 118. New Orleans 89 Toronto 102. Portland 104 Orlando 110.
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Harden scores 30 as Rockets topple Kings in high-scoring NBA night
Houston outlasted Sacramento 111 to 117 after a four-quarter duel. James Harden led Houston with 30 points on 20 attempts, while DeMarcus Cousins and Tyreke Evans paced Sacramento with 23 and 23 points respectively.
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Cavaliers' Tristan Thompson emerges as feel good Cavs story
Thompson, amid Varejao's injury, has raised his scoring to 14.3 and 10.6 rebounds in 26 games, shooting 53 percent and 71 percent at the line. Coaches credit improved ambidexterity and corrected alignment for his surge as Cleveland praises his hard work and growth.
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Oilers end skid with 3 1 victory over Blue Jackets
Magnus Panjarvi's short-handed go ahead goal at 3 10 remained decisive as Devan Dubnyk stopped 39 shots in a 3 1 Oilers win at Columbus Sam Gagner added an empty netter and an assist Ales Hemsky opened scoring for Edmonton while R J Umberger tied it for Columbus late in the third period despite a 40 14 shot margin for the hosts
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Rookies Shine as Monsters Fall to Abbotsford in Shootout
Lake Erie goalie Kent Patterson, in his first AHL game, shuts out Abbotsford through 65 minutes as the Monsters lose 1-0 in a shootout. Abbotsford wins 4-3 in six rounds while Lake Erie earns a single point and remains strong in their recent stretch.
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Indians consider Matsuzaka in bid to bolster rotation
The Tribe weigh Daisuke Matsuzaka as a potential No. 4 starter amid an all‑veteran group including Justin Masterson Ubaldo Jimenez and Brett Myers. Matsuzaka, once dominant with Boston, has battled injuries since 2011 and could earn incentives based on innings and starts. The club also signed veteran slugger Jason Giambi to a minor league deal to add DH depth.
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