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Paul Pierce and Ray Allen found their shooting touch. LeBron James can only hope he left his in Cleveland.
A week after being swept out of the playoffs by the Los Angeles Lakers, the Nuggets have gotten blanked again.
Former Nuggets general manager Kiki Vandeweghe is running an NBA franchise again.
The Orlando Magic won't be swept by the Detroit Pistons again. Rashard Lewis made sure of it Wednesday night.
Billy Knight says he's leaving the Hawks "in much better shape" than when he took over the team.
Finally, an MVP award for Kobe Bryant.
LeBron James drove to the basket, the lane surprising clear. He reached out toward the rim, rolled the ball off his fingertips. . . . And missed.
From where Kobe Bryant was to where he is now must be an object lesson to Carmelo Anthony. None of Anthony's mishaps with the law or with society, nor any of Allen Iverson's come to that, can compare to Bryant, now the Most Valuable Player in basketball.
Rumblings soon might start about whether Mike Dunlap eventually could succeed Lute Olson as coach at the University of Arizona.
Kobe Bryant was followed in the MVP voting by Chris Paul, Kevin Garnett and LeBron Jame
Shutting down David West only gave San Antonio front-row seats for the Chris Paul show.
Nuggets assistant Mike Dunlap says he is a "dark horse" for the Chicago Bulls coaching job, but indications are he's a strong candidate for an associate coaching position at the University of Arizona under Lute Olson.
The Detroit Pistons took advantage of what seemed to be a little help from the scorer's table and went on beat the Orlando Magic.
The Phoenix Suns have granted permission for coach Mike D’Antoni to talk with other teams.
Kevin Garnett took a behind-the-back pass from Paul Pierce, slammed in the dunk to make the lead three dozen points and then slashed his hand across his throat to signal what the Atlanta Hawks already knew.
Reporters Chris Tomasson and Aaron Lopez blog about the Nuggets.
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