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Lowe's NBA awards ballot: Winners, runners-up and tight races
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Tuesday, 09 April 2019 15:50
Here we go:Most Valuable PlayerA year ago, as insiders debated what a coaching change might mean for the league's brightest young superstar, you often heard a note of caution: The talent around Giannis isn't that good.No one would say that now, after Khris Middleton's All-Star turn, Eric Bledsoe's career season, Malcolm Brogdon's 50-40-90 campaign, and the raging of Splash Mountain.…
Wade thankful as Miami run ends on perfect note
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Tuesday, 09 April 2019 18:36
MIAMI -- Dwyane Wade made sure his final game in "Wade County" -- the place he has spent the vast majority of the past 16 years and, in doing so, has become the most beloved athlete in this city's history -- was fitting of the occasion.After going through an emotional pregame ceremony, Wade went out and scored 30 points in…
Sources: Wolves looking for team president
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Wednesday, 10 April 2019 07:38
The Minnesota Timberwolves are planning to open a search for a new president of basketball operations, although owner Glen Taylor prefers to keep general manager Scott Layden and interim coach Ryan Saunders as part of a revised organizational structure, league sources told ESPN.The Timberwolves are hopeful to award Saunders a multiyear deal as coach, sources said.Once completed, Saunders is likely…
AD doesn't regret trade demand but is in limbo
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Wednesday, 10 April 2019 09:56
NEW ORLEANS -- Anthony Davis says he has no regrets about his decision to ask for a trade from the Pelicans, but he acknowledges there is still a possibility he could start next season in New Orleans."I'm under contract still," Davis said during an end-of-year press conference on Wednesday. "I have a year left. Obviously it's a possibility it could…
Source: LeBron shocked by Magic's abrupt exit
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Wednesday, 10 April 2019 09:57
LeBron James was stunned to learn of Magic Johnson's decision to step down as the Los Angeles Lakers' president of basketball operations, a source with knowledge of James' thinking told ESPN's Ramona Shelburne.But despite Johnson's abrupt resignation, James stands behind Lakers owner Jeanie Buss and the organization, the source told Shelburne.Johnson sent shockwaves through the Lakers' franchise Tuesday night when,…
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Heat, needing win, blame ref's inbounds whistle
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