Joe Smith Proved a Steady Fit for Cavaliers
Cavaliers forward Joe Smith, a 13th year veteran and ex No. 1 pick, has emerged as Cleveland's most reliable new player since the Feb. 21 trade. He defends, rebounds, and runs pick and roll well with LeBron James, earning praise for his professionalism and understanding of the offense and rotations.
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Wizards rally past Bucks for key 105 97 win
Nick Young scored a career high 22 as Washington toppled Milwaukee 105-97. Antawn Jamison exited late with a back strain while Gilbert Arenas and Caron Butler remained out. Bucks top scorers included Michael Redd 26 and Andrew Bogut 23.
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The Cavaliers announced forward force delays as Eric Snow will miss four to six weeks with arthritis related left knee pain. Zydrunas Ilgauskas Daniel Gibson and Sasha Pavlovic also out with injuries leaving Ben Wallace a game time decision tonight versus New Jersey.
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Blazers top Minnesota in high scoring clash
Portland defeated Minnesota 103 to 96 as Roy led with 27 points and Greg Oden notched strong post play. Seattle shrugged off a late surge to beat Indiana 114 107 while Milwaukee fell 97 105 to Washington.
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Standings Update From Tonight's NHL Schedule
San Jose 2 Edmonton 4. St Louis and Anaheim travel to Phoenix as 10:30 p.m. games unfold. Coaches and fans track results and potential standings shifts across the league.
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