Showalter, Williams Win MLB Manager of the Year Honors
Orioles manager Buck Showalter earns AL Manager of the Year for 2014 after guiding Baltimore to a 96 66 record and an AL East title. Nationals skipper Matt Williams wins NL Manager of the Year after leading Washington to 96 wins in his first season.
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Signing Martinez a must for Tigers
Detroit general manager Dave Dombrowski says re-signing Victor Martinez is the top priority as he enters free agency after declining the qualifying offer. He also expressed less optimism about retaining Max Scherzer, who declined the offer and may test the market.
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Grizzlies Top Lakers Behind Bench Boost
Mike Conley led Memphis with 23 points as the Grizzlies overcame a late Lakers surge to win 107-102. Kobe Bryant scored 28 for Los Angeles, surpassing the all time miss record. Beno Udrih added 16 and Courtney Lee 15 for Memphis in a strong bench showing. Six Grizzlies hit double figures including Zach Randolph with 11 points and 10 rebounds.
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LeBron James Loses Triple-Double After Review
The NBA stripped LeBron James of a triple double from the Cavaliers 118-111 win over the Pelicans. After review the league removed a rebound and an assist, leaving James with 32 points 11 rebounds and nine assists.
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Cavaliers struggle as Big Three carry load in rough road to win
In a tight game against New Orleans, LeBron James, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love dominate scoring yet reveal a fragile supporting cast. The Cavaliers' defense falters, with players like Waiters and Miller underperforming, while Dellavedova’s return from knee injury is hoped to spark consistency in four to six weeks.
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Cavaliers deny joint smoking gesture by Irving and Love
After a win over the Pelicans, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love faced social media scrutiny for a handshake that appeared to mime a mustache. The Cavaliers clarified the action as an imaginary mustache sharpening with no reference to smoking.
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Random NBA Scores and Player Totals Across Four Games
Sacramento and Dallas traded high scoring games with top scorers including Gay Cousins and Nowitzki Parsons. Oklahoma City Milwaukee Orlando Toronto Los Angeles Lakers and Memphis showcased varied results with key rebounds and assists highlighted by Jackson Cousins and Bryant.
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Spurs Hold Off Clippers In Monday Night Victory
San Antonio defeats Los Angeles 89 to 85. Key contributors include Duncan with 18 points and 11 rebounds, Leonard 18 points, and Ginobili 10 points. Chris Paul and Blake Griffin lead Clippers with 23 and 13 points respectively, but LA cannot overtake the Spurs. Final totals show San Antonio 89, Clippers 85.
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