| Showtime to Lob City; Lakers are playing second fiddle in LA
For the first time you can make a very
strong argument that the red-headed stepchild across the hall at Staples
Center has more star power than the mighty Lakers.
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| Rockets outlast Nuggets
Luis Scola scored 25 points to go with eight
rebounds while Kyle Lowry added 20 points and six assists as the Houston
Rockets downed the Denver Nuggets, 99-90 at Pepsi Center.
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| Duncan's double-double lifts Spurs over Grizzlies
Tim Duncan had 19 points, 17 rebounds and five
blocks as the San Antonio Spurs held on for an 89-84 win over the Memphis
Grizzlies.
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| Kings handle skidding Hornets
DeMarcus Cousins had a double-double with
a season-high 28 points to go with 19 rebounds to lead the Sacramento Kings
over the New Orleans Hornets, 100-92, at New Orleans Arena on Monday.
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| Wizards take down Raptors in OT
John Wall scored a game-high 31 points as
the Washington Wizards held on for an 111-108 overtime win over the Toronto
Raptors at Verizon Center on Monday.
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| Paul helps Clippers beat Magic in OT
Chris Paul filled the stat sheet with 29
points, including 13 in the fourth quarter and overtime, to go with eight
assists and seven rebounds as the Los Angeles Clippers took down
the Orlando Magic, 107-102.
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| No Stoudemire, no Anthony, no problem: Knicks roll past Jazz
The Knicks were playing without Amare
Stoudemire and lost Carmelo Anthony to an injury early in the game, but Jeremy
Lin had 28 points and eight assists in his first career start to lift New York
over the Utah Jazz, 97-88, on Monday.
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| Bulls roll past Nets
The Chicago Bulls shot 55.6 percent from the
floor, made nine three-pointers and went 19-of-23 from the foul line en route
to an easy 108-87 win over the New Jersey Nets on Monday night.
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| Nash, Suns strike down Hawks
Steve Nash scored 24 points and handed out 11
assists, as the Phoenix Suns downed the Atlanta Hawks, 99-90 at Philips Arena.
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| Sixers escape with win over Lakers
Lou Williams scored 14 of his 24 points in
the fourth quarter as the Philadelphia 76ers rallied late to down the Los
Angeles Lakers, 95-90, at Wells Fargo Center.
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