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A loud home crowd and a nationally televised contest against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday became a game the whole league is talking about for the Washington Wizards. Although the Wizards fell short in a 140-135 overtime thriller to Cleveland, it left them buzzing with excitement about how the rest of the season might unfold. After a day off, the Wizards face the challenge of keeping the same focus and intensity Wednesday night when they visit the Brooklyn Nets, who are the league's worst team. Continue to Article

February 08, 2017 1:25:am EST

A loud home crowd and a nationally televised contest against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday became a game the whole league is talking about for the Washington Wizards. Although the Wizards fell short in a 140-135 overtime thriller to Cleveland, it left them buzzing with excitement about how the rest of the season might unfold. After a day off, the Wizards face the challenge of keeping the same focus and intensity Wednesday night when they visit the Brooklyn Nets, who are the league's worst team. Continue to Article

February 08, 2017 1:25:am EST

The Indiana Pacers might never have a better moment to face the defending champion Cleveland Cavaliers than Wednesday night, when the teams will meet at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. The Pacers are riding a seven-game winning streak. Indiana also comes in tied for the third-best home record in the NBA (20-6), while the Cavaliers might be missing some players due to injuries. Continue to Article

February 08, 2017 1:21:am EST

The Indiana Pacers might never have a better moment to face the defending champion Cleveland Cavaliers than Wednesday night, when the teams will meet at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. The Pacers are riding a seven-game winning streak. Indiana also comes in tied for the third-best home record in the NBA (20-6), while the Cavaliers might be missing some players due to injuries. Continue to Article

February 08, 2017 1:21:am EST

The Memphis Grizzlies submitted a throwback gritty and grind-y defensive effort against the San Antonio Spurs, cementing themselves as the most dangerous playoff-bound underdog, and nobody embodied that vintage determination more than a 40-year old Vince Carter in the fourth quarter. On one sequence midway through the final frame, Carter blocked LaMarcus Aldridge and Kyle Anderson on back-to-back layup attempts, despite giving up a total of eight inches to the two Spurs forwards. Just over a minute later, Carter rejected Aldridge again at the rim, bringing his block total to four for the game and helping stave off one last San Antonio comeback in a hard-fought 89-74 victory. Continue to Article

February 07, 2017 11:23:am EST