Cavaliers stand pat as NBA trade deadline passes
Cleveland, Ohio. The Cavaliers made no trades by the deadline and remained confident in their current roster led by LeBron James. GM Danny Ferry said discussions with multiple teams occurred but no deal materialized, noting focus on defense and perimeter scoring from a point guard. Andy Varejao drew most external interest, while Zydrunas Ilgauskas missed another game for family health matters.
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Cavaliers fall to Bulls amid self-inflicted mistakes
Cleveland shoots 25 percent as LeBron James scores 29 but the Cavaliers commit eight first-half turnovers and miss key shots. With Ilgauskas Pavlovic and Jones out, Chicago pulls away 84 78 in Chicago, Ben Gordon and Luol Deng lead the Bulls while Cavs struggle with poor shot selection and missed free throws.
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Nets Hope Kidd Back Before End Of Season
Thorn resisted a fire sale as Nets seek health for Kidd with a cracked rib and back, aiming to make a late run in the weak Eastern Conference. Colangelo notes trade chatter and confirms several smaller deals as teams weigh options with LeBron's Cavaliers focusing on sustainable success.
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Arenas, Wizards Hold Off Kings In Rundown Finish
Gilbert Arenas scored 43 points and nearly sank the comeback as the Wizards held a 17 point lead late. John Salmons’ 3 at the buzzer was ruled good before a video review showed it released after the clock hit 0.0. Caron Butler and DeShawn Stevenson sealed the win with late defensive plays.
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Dennis Johnson dies at 52 after practice collapse
Dennis Johnson star NBA guard and three time champion died at 52 after collapsing at the Austin Conventions Center during a development team practice. He coached the Austin Toros in the NBA Development League. Paramedics treated him for 23 minutes before he was pronounced dead. An autopsy will be performed per the medical examiner.
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Buckeyes clinch share of Big Ten title with Penn State win
No. 5 Ohio State beats Penn State 78 46 to clinch at least a share of its third Big Ten championship. Jessica Davenport scores 26 points, Ashlee Trebilcock adds 17, and Ohio State leads Purdue by one game with one regular season game remaining at Michigan.
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Memphis routs Rice to clinch Conference USA title
No. 7 Memphis defeated Rice 99 63 as Willie Kemp scored 20 points to help secure a second straight Conference USA crown. The win extended Memphis streak to 16 straight, the nation’s longest, and 23 straight at home. Youngstown State beat Wright State 72 57 with 11 rebounds from Humphrey. Wright State fell behind allowing Butler a path to the Horizon League title.
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