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Box scores show Charlotte’s 105 100 loss to Brooklyn with Batum Kaminsky and Lin scoring in double figures. Miami tops New Orleans 113 99 as Whiteside dominates rebounding. Thunder beat Rockets 111 107 behind Durant Westbrook and Harden leads OKC with 21 and 23 points respectively.
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Westbrook leads Thunder past Rockets in late surge
Russell Westbrook posted 21 points 15 assists and 13 rebounds for Oklahoma City as they defeated Houston 111 107 to extend their win streak to five. Kevin Durant added 23 points, Dion Waiters 17, Harden logged 24 points and 16 assists for Houston. Westbrook logged his 15th triple double this season and sixth in March, the most by a player in a calendar month since Michael Jordan in April 1989.
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All Star Game to Return to Los Angeles in 2018
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver announced the 2018 All-Star Game will be staged at Staples Center in Los Angeles. This marks the sixth All Star hosting for the LA area across three arenas, with prior events in 2004 and 2011.
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LeBron James signs focused return with Cavaliers aims for playoffs
LeBron James showed a serious demeanor after returning to Cleveland, coming off a loss to the Heat and preparing for a Bucks game. He posted his 41st career triple double in a win over Denver, emphasized focus and team direction, and noted his eight straight division titles as a personal milestone. Coaches and teammates highlighted his improved concentration and readiness for postseason responsibilities as Kevin Love nears return and the mix stays ready for the back-to-back schedule.
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