| Nowitzki, Pierce highlight All-Star reserves
The Dallas Mavericks may not be matching
their championship-caliber performance from last season, but Dirk Nowitzki is
still playing well enough to make the Western Conference All-Star team.
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 | Nets' Bogans headed for surgery
The New Jersey Nets announced Thursday
that guard Keith Bogans has been diagnosed with a complete tear of the deltoid
ligament as well as a fractured left ankle.
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 | Hawks sign Erick Dampier
The Atlanta Hawks have added some depth to a
banged-up front line by signing veteran center Erick Dampier to a 10-day
contract.
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 | Nash, Suns host Rockets in the desert
Steve Nash celebrated his 38th birthday in style the last
time out for the Phoenix Suns, who look to extend their season-high winning
streak to four straight games this evening at home versus the Houston Rockets.
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 | Banged-up Nuggets try to snap skid vs. Warriors
The Denver Nuggets are not making excuses that injuries are
the main reason why they're mired in a season-high four-game losing streak.
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 | Thunder continue road trip at Sacramento
The NBA-leading Oklahoma City Thunder have been moving
along quite steadily this season and will try to keep it that way when they
resume a five-game road trip tonight against the Sacramento Kings.
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 | Celtics, Lakers renew rivalry in Beantown
Pro basketball's most storied rivalry resumes in Beantown
on Thursday, when the streaking Boston Celtics aim to complete a perfect five-
game homestand versus the despised Los Angeles Lakers.
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 | Rockets hold off Blazers
Goran Dragic filled in for an injured Kyle
Lowry and scored all 10 of his points in the fourth quarter as the Houston
Rockets downed the Portland Trail Blazers, 103-96.
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 | Rockets G Lowry leaves game
Houston Rockets guard Kyle Lowry left
Wednesday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers with a strained right
elbow.
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 | Improved bench has Spurs ready to ride in watered-down West
It's tough to write an obituary for a team
that wins 61 games during the NBA's regular season but that didn't stop a
number of my peers from declaring the aging San Antonio Spurs dead on arrival
after they were exposed by a younger, far more athletic Memphis bunch in last
season's Western Conference quarterfinals.
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