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8:52 PM ET MIAMI — Miami’s Josh Richardson lost his temper and then his shoe, as the Heat guard flung his sneaker into the stands in disgust before being ejected from Sunday’s 113-97 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. With 6:31 remaining in the fourth quarter, Richardson hit the floor underneath the Heat basket. His
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6:45 PM ET Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook missed Saturday night’s game against the Phoenix Suns for “personal reasons.” On Sunday, he posted an explanation on social media: 11.17.18 ❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/fZB1NIZk8i — Russell Westbrook (@russwest44) November 18, 2018 Westbrook and his wife, Nina, announced about two months ago that they were expecting twin girls.
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9:17 AM ET The Blazers are on top of the Western Conference, the Celtics wouldn’t have home-court if the playoffs started today and the Grizzlies are a half-game behind the defending champs, who have just lost three straight! We’re a month into the 2018-19 season, and things are … odd. Throughout the regular season, our
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10:47 PM ET Associated Press CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jimmy Butler knocked down a 3-pointer as time expired in overtime, and the Philadelphia 76ers overcame a career-high 60 points from Kemba Walker to beat the Charlotte Hornets 122-119 on Saturday night. Butler’s play in the final seconds was the difference. He blocked Walker’s shot and saved
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8:01 PM ET The Indiana Pacers have ruled out Victor Oladipo for the remainder of the team’s game against the Atlanta Hawks due to a sore knee. Oladipo had been a game-time decision entering Saturday night because of the injury. Oladipo had two points, two rebounds and an assist in five minutes of action Saturday
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7:40 PM ET Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob said he’s not bothered by the blowup between stars Draymond Green and Kevin Durant, and that in no way has the organization chosen sides between the two. Lacob told the San Francisco Chronicle that while Green “went beyond what we felt was appropriate” in his argument
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9:32 PM ET DALLAS — As the Golden State Warriors continue repairing internal damage done in the wake of a verbal altercation between Kevin Durant and Draymond Green during and following a Monday night overtime loss to the LA Clippers, Warriors point guard Stephen Curry says he is “extremely proud” of the way his team
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