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Michael Jordan’s Hornets now have the NBA’s longest playoff drought after Kings make postseason

Maybe the Hornets should try lighting a beam to turn things around.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Iowa's Caitlin Clark wins AP Player of the Year

Iowa's Caitlin Clark is The Associated Press college women’s basketball Player of the Year

The Independent UK

It’s Now Clear That Certain NBA Players Can Get Away With More

After what we’ve seen unfold with Luka Dončić and Draymond Green over the past few days, it’s clear the bar for technical fouls is not the same across the board.

Sports Illustrated

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Four Boston Celtics alumni shifting places in 2009 NBA redraft

Some Celtics alumni have improved their position considerably, while others have slipped a bit with the benefit of career hindsight.

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Bryce Miller: Aztecs guard Darrion Trammell stopped thinking, started shooting

The sweet-spot combination of confidence and skill in Division I basketball is tricky to find and trickier to maintain. A player can be brimming with one, but betrayed by the other. One day can be draped in a sense of sky-high invincibility. The next feels like an unraveling golf swing…

Tribune News Service

Light the Beam: how the Kings ended US sports’ longest playoff drought

Sacramento last made the postseason nearly 20 years ago. But a savvy coach and an impressive blend of talent have changed their fortunes

The Guardian - US

On this day: Silas gets 10,000th board; Boston hold Heat to 17 baskets

On this day in Celtics history, Paul Silas pulled down his 10,000th rebound, in 2008, and the team held the Heat to just 17 field goals.

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Stats show D’Angelo Russell has a positive impact on the Lakers

No matter how one slices it, D'Angelo Russell has helped elevate the Lakers to a level of play they haven't enjoyed in a couple of years.

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NBA Twitter reacts to Jalen Williams’ game-winner vs. the Pistons

The best tweets about JDub's game-winner against the Pistons.

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Player grades: Jalen Williams hits game-winner in 107-106 win over Pistons

Player grades for the Thunder's 107-106 win over the Pistons.

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NBA Twitter reacts to Anthony Davis’ big game versus the Bulls

Anthony Davis scored 38 points in the Lakers' 121-110 win over the Bulls on Wednesday, and fans on Twitter were delighted.

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Pistons lose by one point as Thunder hit winner with 0.5 seconds left

The Pistons were a completely different team when they last met the Oklahoma City Thunder in November.

Tribune News Service

Bulls come up small in rematch with LeBron James, Lakers

In just his second game back from a foot injury that cost him over a month, James scored 25 points and avenged a loss to the Bulls from Sunday in Los Angeles.

Chicago Sun-Times

Lakers player grades: L.A. evens season series with Chicago in easy win

The Lakers got back on track Wednesday with a convincing road win over the Bulls.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sixers outlast Dallas Mavericks, 116-108, in return of Joel Embiid and James Harden

PHILADELPHIA — Luka Doncic attempted to float a driving layup over Joel Embiid, but the Sixers’ big man rejected the ball at the rim.

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After slow start, Nets bounce back with much-needed win vs. Rockets

NEW YORK — If this is what an expedited jelling process looks like, the Nets need a new overnight delivery service.

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Julius Randle suffers ankle injury in Knicks’ 101-92 victory over Heat

NEW YORK — The good and the bad.

Miami Herald

Takeaways from loss to Knicks, as Heat sinks deeper into play-in tournament territory

NEW YORK — Five takeaways from the Miami Heat’s 101-92 loss to the New York Knicks on Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden to close a quick two-game trip winless at 0-2. The Heat now returns to Miami to face the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday:

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Kevin Porter Jr., Alperen Sengun keep Houston close in Brooklyn

Kevin Porter Jr. scored 31 efficient points while Alperen Sengun and Jabari Smith Jr. had double-doubles, but the #Rockets couldn’t withstand Brooklyn’s late 3-point barrage.

Tribune News Service

A bandwagoner’s guide to the San Diego State basketball team

SAN DIEGO — There are 363 Division I men’s college basketball teams, and San Diego State is one of the four still dancing through the NCAA Tournament.

Los Angeles Times

UCLA's Jaylen Clark declares for the NBA draft despite serious leg injury

LOS ANGELES — Less than a month after he suffered a serious lower-leg injury that sidelined him for the season's final six games, UCLA's Jaylen Clark has declared for the NBA draft.

Tribune News Service

Forward Norchad Omier is the ‘heart and soul’ of Miami’s Final Four team

Miami Hurricanes forward Norchad Omier suffered a sprained ankle in the opening minutes of UM’s ACC tournament semifinal loss to Duke, throwing his status for the NCAA Tournament into doubt.

Tribune News Service

Michael Forrest, ‘Mr. FAU,’ misses most of Final Four practice, and you won’t believe the reason

Michael Forrest, the respected senior guard for Florida Atlantic University, wasn’t available for Tuesday’s post-practice interviews with the rest of his Final Four-bound teammates.

Tribune News Service

Dave Hyde: Jim Larrañaga showing why he’s one of South Florida’s greatest sports hires

CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Here’s how Jim Larrañaga prepares for the biggest game of his big life: He opens his office door as he’s in mid-discussion with his coaching staff and gives a come-on-in wave to the visitor standing outside.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Jensen: A crazy day at Temple ends with Adam Fisher as head men’s basketball coach

PHILADELPHIA — In the annals of crazy Temple basketball days, this one was pretty good.

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