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KING JAMES HAS ROMP IN SWAMP
New York Post — If the Nets were putting on their best face as potential suitors for LeBron James in the summer of 2010, they certainly made one point clear. They sure could use him. Oh, the Nets hung around for a half, but ultimately resorted to some very...
New Jersey Nets2 hours agoNETS NO MATCH IN LEBRON DERBY, EITHER
New York Post — WELL, LeBron James didn't exactly mean at that political rally that he would stay in Cleveland, only that he always would consider it fondly. "That's the way I was feeling at that time," he said last night. "Home is always going to be home, and...
New Jersey Nets2 hours agoCASSELL SUPPORTS STEPHON
New York Post — BOSTON - Celtics veteran guard Sam Cassell ripped Knicks management for not releasing exiled point guard Stephon Marbury, who hasn't played this season. Cassell has known Marbury since Marbury was a 10th-grader and Cassell was teammates with...
New York Knicks2 hours agoKNICKS: CHAMPS ACTED LIKE CHUMPS
New York Post — BOSTON - The Knicks finally showed fight in the fourth quarter, stopped the Celtics on their inside rampage and cut a 15-point lead to four points in the final minutes. But it was nothing like the fight the Knicks showed in the locker room afterward...
New York Knicks2 hours agoGarnett ban irks Rivers and Ainge
Boston Globe — Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge and coach Doc Rivers were more than surprised by the NBA's suspension of Kevin Garnett for last night's 110-101 win over the Knicks.
Boston Celtics2 hours agoScalabrine found a calling
Boston Globe — The fans have been calling out his name for three seasons, and Brian Scalabrine usually ignores them, or turns away, or buries his head in a towel. When the crowd chants, "Scal-a-bri-ne," it's because they want to see one of the last men on the Celtics bench get in the action; Scalabrine, though, doesn't want to be singled out.
Boston Celtics2 hours agoCeltics make a statement
Boston Globe — The home locker room at TD Banknorth Garden was quieter than usual last night; Kevin Garnett's vocal presence was missing. But there was plenty of talking on the court, and the Celtics reserves made a loud statement with their play in a 110-101 win over the New York Knicks.
Boston Celtics2 hours agoGiveaways gut Bosh's big night
Toronto Star — It was pre-game in the Raptors locker room, usually a time for revving up muscles and taping ankles. But Chris Bosh wanted to review the tape.
Toronto Raptors2 hours agoAnother doctor recommends rest for Gallinari
New York Newsday — BOSTON - The prognosis for Danilo Gallinari's back
remains the same, though the timetable keeps getting pushed back. The Knicks rookie yesterday saw a specialist - his third in five days - who agreed with the previous two doctors that his lower-back injury requires rest, not surgery.
New York Knicks3 hours agoKnicks talk good game, but lose to Celtics
New York Newsday — BOSTON - The Knicks lost the game, but they won a war of
words. Following a 110-101 loss to the Celtics here at TD Banknorth Garden, Quentin Richardson and Zach Randolph both spoke out about the lack of respect the defending champions showed them during the game.
New York Knicks3 hours agoSixers and Williams look to gain ground
Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News — It hasn't been a dream-like start for either the 76ers or up-and-coming backup guard Lou Williams.
The Sixers are 5-5. Williams is shooting 35.7 percent from the field, 26.1 percent from the three-point line, and has 20 turnovers and 17 assists while averaging 9.3 points per game.
Philadelphia 76ers3 hours agoCeltics beat Knicks without Garnett
Journal News — It was quiet - too quiet - in the Boston locker room before the game. On the floor, the Celtics managed to replace Kevin Garnett's intensity just fine.
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- Game blog: Celtics vs. Knicks Celtics Blog | Boston Globe
- Veal Scalabrine on the menu (Oh, and did you hear they booed LeBron?) The Knicks Fix | New York Newsday
- Knicks Knation Live Chat (11/20) Knicks Knation | New York Daily News
- Gamenight Live: Knicks at Celtics The Knicks Fix | New York Newsday
- The Goods On The Game, Setting Up Orlando Doug Smith's Toronto Raptors Blog | Toronto Star
- Celticks-Knicks postgame: Richardson disrespects Celtics Projo Sports Blog | Providence Journal
- Miami Heat's Dorell Wright being patient with injured knee Miami Herald
- James opens door to exit from Cavs Columbus Dispatch
- Conditioning Is Still An Issue for Blatche Washington Post
- Heat Beat Wizards, 94-87 Washington Post
- Stan Van Gundy still screaming, but his team's defense is improving Orlando Sentinel
- Miami Heat will keep shooting three-pointers Palm Beach Post
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - NOVEMBER 18: Yi Jianlian #9 of the New Jersey Nets looks on against the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Izod Center on November 18, 2008 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.»Yahoo! Sports
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - NOVEMBER 18: Brook Lopez #11 of the New Jersey Nets attempts a layup against Ben Wallace #4 of the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Izod Center on November 18, 2008 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.»Yahoo! Sports
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - NOVEMBER 18: LeBron James #23 of the Cleveland Cavaliers looks on against the New Jersey Nets at the Izod Center on November 18, 2008 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.»Yahoo! Sports
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - NOVEMBER 18: LeBron James #23 of the Cleveland Cavaliers shoots a free throw against the New Jersey Nets at the Izod Center on November 18, 2008 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.»Yahoo! Sports
